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#illegals
Breitbart: 5,300 Migrants Apprehended in Four Days in Arizona Border Sector
Apprehensions of migrants in the Tucson Sector continue to rise, with nearly 5,300 migrants apprehended in the past four days. Many of these migrants are crossing the border illegally and not seeking asylum. In comparison, the Texas-based border sectors have seen a significant drop in apprehensions due to increased border security measures.
#politics
Newsbusters: CNN Sides with DoJ Against Texas’s Buoy Border Fence
The Department of Justice (DoJ) and the State of Texas are battling in court over border security. Texas introduced a Lone Star policy to deter illegal migrants and added a 1,000-foot buoy chain with underwater fencing. The DoJ ordered Texas to remove the barrier, Texas Governor Gregg Abbott refused to comply, and the DoJ sued Texas.
CNN portrayed Texas as apathetic to migrants' plight, but the buoys only covered a small section of the river, and many migrants easily circumvented the barrier. Loose border policies from the left caused more problems and hazards for migrants. Texas is defending its sovereignty and its constitutional right to secure the border.
Red State: Ron DeSantis Cuts His Presidential Campaign Staff by One-Third
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has fired 38 people from his 2024 Presidential campaign as he struggles to gain momentum against Donald Trump. Despite being a strong conservative candidate, DeSantis's message is not resonating with the public or the conservative community. The media's bias and Trump's dominance in the Republican primary race are also factors. However, there is still time for DeSantis to make a comeback and gain support before the Iowa caucuses.
Daily Wire: Rapid Reaction: Both Biden And His Pup Are In The Dog House
1. House Speaker McCarthy pushes for impeachment inquiry against President Biden over allegations of foreign bribes.
2. Top Democratic donor purchases Hunter Biden's artwork, raising questions of favoritism.
3. President Biden's dog bites multiple people, raising concerns about pet ownership.
4. India bans rice exports, causing panic and price increases in the U.S.
5. NFL player suspended indefinitely for gambling on games.
Foreign Policy: The State Department’s China Shortfall Revealed
The Biden administration faces a $41.3 billion funding shortfall in countering China in the Indo-Pacific, according to a State Department report obtained by Foreign Policy. The report emphasizes the importance of resources in the region to compete with China's growing influence. The priorities listed include military aid to Taiwan, assistance to Pacific Island nations, and the establishment of American embassies and outposts in various countries. The State Department is seeking funding for these initiatives, but concerns remain about whether Congress will provide the necessary support.
#society
Forbes: Bob Iger And Fran Drescher Said The Quiet Part Out Loud: TV Is Broken. Is The Doom Loop Looming?
Disney CEO Robert Iger and SAG-AFTRA President Fran Drescher agree that the traditional broadcast and cable business models are broken. The rise of streaming and digital platforms is transforming the industry, leading to a need for a new kind of contract. Cord-cutting has accelerated, eroding revenues in the legacy broadcast and cable operations. The strike will result in a creatively barren wasteland on prime-time TV, potentially leading to the demise of lesser cable networks and spin-offs of bigger operations. The future of Hollywood is uncertain in the face of these changes.
The Federalist Papers: Hypocrisy Of The Media Over Jason Aldean's Latest Song Brutally Exposed By A Single Cartoon
Left-wing hypocrisy and cancel culture are in the spotlight as Rolling Stone and CMT face backlash for criticizing Jason Aldean's new country song. Critics label it "racist" and "violent," while conservatives argue it's neither. The public is expressing its dissatisfaction with businesses aligning with political agendas, as seen with the recent Bud Light boycott.
#economy
Forbes: Auto Industry Keeps New Cars And Trucks Scarce, And Pricey; But A Bit Less So
US auto sales are expected to increase by 18% in July, driven by pent-up demand and increased supplies of new vehicles. Despite ongoing affordability issues, prices for new vehicles are decreasing due to higher availability. However, dealers and manufacturers are choosing to maintain short supplies to drive up prices, citing scarcity as a reason. This strategy has proven beneficial so far, with GM reporting higher average transaction prices and Asbury Automotive Group experiencing an increase in the number of days' supply of new vehicles.
Breitbart: Global Credit Rating Agencies Punish Netanyahu, Israel for Judicial Reform
Prime Minister Netanyahu's judicial reforms have led to downgrades in Israel's credit rating and increased uncertainty for the country's economy and security. Critics argue that the reforms create instability, while supporters claim they will stabilize the investment climate.
#crime
The Blaze: Elderly woman who ran dog rescue is charged with dozens of felonies in largest animal cruelty case in Ohio state history
In Ohio, an elderly woman is facing numerous charges after 146 dead dogs were found at her home. Barbara Wible, the operator of a nonprofit dog rescue, is accused of animal cruelty and neglect. The animal protective league made the largest animal cruelty case in Ohio's history.
Fox News: Texas school to fire teacher arrested in child prostitution sting
A newly-hired teacher in Texas is facing charges of sex trafficking, compelled prostitution, and child trafficking. The school district has suspended him without pay and started the termination process.
Washington Free Beacon: 33 Shot in Chicago in Bloody Weekend Under Soft-on-Crime Mayor
Chicago experienced a deadly weekend with 33 shootings, resulting in 6 deaths and 27 injuries. The city's Democratic mayor supports defunding the police and implementing alternative crisis response methods.
Fox News: Texas shooter with 'long gun' opens fire at medical building injuring physician, patient
Gunman in custody after shooting at a medical building in Texas. Physician and patient injured.
#sports
Forbes: Jalen Hurd Fills Final Spot On New England Patriots’ 90-Man Training Camp Roster
Former San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Jalen Hurd has joined the New England Patriots after a series of injuries kept him out of the game. Hurd, who was the 67th overall pick in the 2019 NFL draft, has battled back from back injuries and a torn ACL. He will now try to secure a spot on the Patriots' roster as a wide receiver.