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#illegals
Fox News: NYC to shelter 1,000 migrants in mental hospital parking lot
New York City plans to create a temporary shelter for up to 1,000 adult male asylum seekers in the parking lot of Creedmoor Psychiatric Hospital in Queens. The city continues to receive a high number of asylum seekers each week and is seeking a national solution to address the crisis.
#politics
Fox News: Joe Biden's 2020 Hunter narrative is 'harder to make now,' New York Times reporter admits
The previous statements made by President Biden about his son Hunter are becoming harder to maintain in light of recent developments in his case. New information and allegations have surfaced, making it more difficult for Biden to frame the narrative as his son overcoming addiction. There are now questions about Biden's own involvement in his son's business dealings, which remain an open question.
Newsbusters: CNN Claims Biden Investigation is "Much Ado About Nothing"
Political commentator Van Jones dismissed the allegations against President Joe Biden, calling them "much ado about nothing" and a distraction from more pressing issues. He suggested that an impeachment inquiry would only boost Biden's popularity and rally support for him. Jones also noted that previous impeachment efforts against Trump were more substantial compared to the current situation.
Allegations of Hunter Biden using his father's position to gain favor with foreign executives and influence a Ukrainian investigation into Burisma have surfaced. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy believes these actions warrant an impeachment inquiry. Senior Burisma executive Vadym Pozharskyi reportedly emailed Hunter Biden, asking him to use his connections to shut down the investigation. Senator Chuck Grassley released an FBI document claiming that Burisma's owner admitted to paying the Bidens a bribe. However, CNN downplayed the need for a Biden impeachment inquiry, citing potential political motives and the lack of substantial evidence.
The Blaze: DeSantis rejects the idea of RFK Jr. as a running mate but raises the prospect of siccing the Democrat on the CDC or FDA
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, running for president, rejects Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as a running mate due to their differences on key issues. DeSantis suggests Kennedy would be better suited to tackle the CDC or FDA. DeSantis agrees with Kennedy on some issues, but disagrees on others, particularly regarding the Supreme Court's ruling against affirmative action.
Foreign Policy: Fears of Coup Attempt Swirl in Niger
Coup attempt fears arise in Niger as President Mohamed Bazoum is blockaded in the presidential palace by his own guard. The situation has sparked concerns of political instability in a country with a history of coups. African leaders and regional organizations have condemned the actions, and protesters have gathered demanding the president's freedom.
The American Mind: You Got a License for that Tyranny?
In these strange times, even cliches are being overturned. Leftist ruling class enacts policies that degrade their own quality of life. Social parasites worsen their own neighborhoods. Experts undermine science and objective truth. The Left's dominance may be challenged.
#society
The New American: Carelle Stein: Exposing Pipeline Eminent Domain Intimidation Tactics - The New American
Carelle Jean Mueller Stein, an attorney in Fort Madison, Iowa, is helping landowners in the Great Plains who are facing intimidation and eminent domain threats from carbon capture pipeline companies. These companies, using taxpayer money, transport captured carbon dioxide to underground storage, causing concerns for landowners like Carelle and her husband. Carelle, with her legal background, is advocating for landowners' rights.
Red State: To Understand the Media Attacks on 'Sound of Freedom' You Need to Understand de Sade and Nietzsche
The Angel Studios thriller Sound of Freedom, a low-budget film opposing child sex trafficking, is drawing crowds at the theater, but facing criticism from the left. The attacks on the film may be an attempt to normalize pedophilia and discredit any investigation into child sex trafficking.
Flag And Cross: Confusion Over Laundry Symbols Leads To Ruined Clothes And Energy Waste
More than 70% of adults struggle to understand the symbols on clothing labels, leading to ruined garments. A survey of 2,000 adults found that 20% don't bother reading the symbols at all. In response, Smart Energy GB has partnered with style advisor Susannah Constantine and Energy Saving Trust to create easy-to-understand icons for laundry labels and provide energy-saving tips.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Baltics call on Olympics to ban Russian and Belarusian athletes, not only teams
Baltic countries want Russian and Belarusian athletes banned from the 2024 Olympics due to the ongoing war in Ukraine. They criticize the International Olympic Committee's decision to allow these athletes to compete under a "neutral" flag.
#economy
Forbes: Meta Earnings: Stock Rallies As Facebook Parent Notches Most Profitable Quarter Since 2021
Topline Meta's stock rallied after reporting better-than-expected earnings and sales, with its most profitable quarter in nearly two years. The company's advertising revenue exceeded estimates, while losses in its metaverse division decreased but remained above expectations. Meta's stock has surged over 200% since last fall.
#health
Flag And Cross: Walking More With Fitbit Can Benefit Heart Failure Patients: Study
Heart failure patients who walked more while wearing a step counter experienced fewer symptoms and improved their physical health. A study found that wearing a Fitbit watch-like health tracker for 12 weeks led to an increase in exercise and a four-point improvement in physical limitation scores. People who walked between 1,000 and 5,000 steps a day saw the greatest difference in symptom scores. This research suggests that monitoring activity levels using wearable technology could be clinically significant for patients with heart failure.
#education
National Review: ‘Biggest Domestic Policy Failure of Our Lifetime’: Education Experts Testify on Lockdown Learning Loss
Witnesses testified that school closures during the pandemic caused major learning loss in the U.S. Parents are turning to homeschooling and private schools as alternatives. Urgent action is needed to address learning loss through tutoring and increased learning time. Witnesses criticized teachers' unions for supporting closures.
The Right Scoop: ????Rep. Byron Donalds sides with Kamala Harris and calls for Florida curriculum to be CHANGED
Congressman Byron Donalds supports changing the Florida Department of Education's curriculum on slavery, aligning with Kamala Harris. Governor Ron DeSantis's spokesman and the Education Commissioner oppose this, emphasizing the importance of teaching accurate American history.
#crime
Breitbart: Biden Team Rejected Plea Deal After It Didn't Include FARA Immunity
Hunter Biden's defense team rejected a plea deal that did not provide immunity from future charges related to his role as a foreign agent. The judge questioned if the plea deal included immunity for other crimes, specifically related to the Foreign Agent Registration Act (FARA). Hunter Biden's lawyers believed they had negotiated their way out of FARA charges, but the agreement was ultimately nullified.
Daily Wire: Federal Judge Orders Hunter Biden To Get A Job
Federal judge orders Hunter Biden to get a job and abstain from alcohol and drugs. He must also undergo testing and participate in substance abuse therapy.
Hunter Biden's plea agreement for tax charges is halted after it is revealed that he is under investigation for other matters, including potential charges related to the Foreign Agents Registration Act. Defense attorney believes the plea deal is now null and void.
Fox News: Detroit-area woman who burned father to death with drain cleaner out of jail after 1 year
A young woman, Megan Imirowicz, was given a light sentence and released after being convicted of killing her father by burning him with drain cleaner. The judge sentenced her to a year in jail and five years of probation, but she was released due to time served.
The American Spectator: Hunter Biden’s Sweetheart Plea Deal Is Foiled
Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, pled "not guilty" to tax crimes in 2017 and 2018. A judge rejected a plea deal due to concerns over its constitutionality. The deal is currently being revised.
#sports
Fox News: Kevin Durant says he asked NBA commissioner to take marijuana off banned substances list
Professional sports leagues have become more lenient on marijuana use, with weed now legal in MLB and the NFL relaxing its rules. The NBA has even stopped testing for it and players can invest in the cannabis industry. NBA star Kevin Durant played a role in this decision, advocating for marijuana to be removed from the banned substance list. Durant met with NBA Commissioner Adam Silver and they both believed that the negative stigma around marijuana was outdated and that it didn't have any negative effects. Durant has invested in CBD companies and supports the legalization of weed in sports.
Fox News: Travis Kelce upset he wasn't able to meet Taylor Swift: 'I took it personal'
Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce is disappointed when Taylor Swift declines to meet him before or after her concert. He had made a special bracelet for her, but she doesn't meet anyone and Kelce takes it personally. It is suggested that Swift's refusal may be related to her being an Eagles fan.
Forbes: Will Vincent Kompany Be The Best Young Manager In The Premier League?
Vincent Kompany, the manager of Burnley, has made a profound impact since his arrival at Turf Moor. He has transformed the squad and the sporting culture, leading Burnley to promotion back to the Premier League. Despite being underdogs, Kompany's leadership and knowledge from playing under Pep Guardiola could push Burnley higher in the league.
#other
Forbes: Fire Breaks Out On Ship Carrying Thousands Of Cars — Killing 1
A cargo ship carrying almost 3,000 cars caught fire in the North Sea, resulting in the death of one crew member. The ship was traveling from Germany to Singapore when the fire broke out. The Dutch coast guard warned that the fire could last for several days.
The Federalist Papers: Fox News Crushes Competitors in Ratings with New Prime-Time Lineup After Tucker Carlson Firing
Fox News remains the dominant force in prime-time cable news ratings, even after getting rid of star host Tucker Carlson. The network averaged 2.1 million viewers, while its liberal competitors, MSNBC and CNN, lagged behind with 1.4 million and 594,000 viewers respectively. This stark contrast suggests a market for conservative news in a country dominated by left-leaning media outlets.
Flag And Cross: Climate Change Threatens Over 700 Endangered Plant And Lichen Species
A new study warns that over 700 endangered plant and lichen species could be wiped out by climate change. Despite the sensitivity of these species to global warming, there are few plans in place to address the threat directly. Researchers found that all listed plant and lichen species are at least "slightly threatened" by climate change, but few actions are being taken to protect them.
Hiking & Fishing: Types of Solar Panels: Your Complete Guide
Solar energy is a common form of renewable energy that has many benefits, including saving money on energy bills, reducing dependence on unreliable electricity grids, and being better for the environment. There are three main types of solar panels: Monocrystalline, polycrystalline, and thin film panels. Monocrystalline panels are the most efficient and space-efficient, while polycrystalline panels are more affordable and suitable for large-scale projects. Thin film panels are the least efficient but offer flexibility and better performance under low-light conditions. The choice of solar panel depends on factors like efficiency, lighting conditions, temperature coefficient, and specific use cases.