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#illegals
Daily Wire: Time To End Immigrant Visa Overstay Abuse, U.S. Senator Says. Here’s His Plan To Fix It.
Senator J.D. Vance is introducing the "Timely Departure Act" to crack down on illegal visa overstays. Foreigners entering the U.S. under the visa program would be required to deposit up to $15,000, which would be returned if they leave on time. The funds from those who fail to leave would be used for the detention and removal of illegal aliens.
#politics
Breitbart: Radical Ohio Abortion Amendment to Appear on November Ballot
A radical abortion amendment will be on the November ballot in Ohio, pushing for abortion-on-demand in the state constitution. Proponents argue for reproductive rights and protecting citizens from restrictive policies. Opponents warn of the amendment's impact on parental rights and its broad language.
The Babylon Bee: McConnell Suffers Stroke, Surges To Lead In Democratic Primary
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, after suffering a stroke, unexpectedly rises in polls for the 2024 Democratic Party nomination. Democrat voters, drawn to impaired candidates, express sudden interest in McConnell as a potential candidate. Analysts predict a competitive primary race, with rumors of dead Democrat leaders entering the race.
The Federalist Papers: 90-Year-Old Dianne Feinstein Needed to Be Instructed by Staffer, Other Dem How to Vote on Bill
Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California struggled to cast her vote on a defense appropriations bill during a committee hearing. After being instructed to say "aye," Feinstein initially hesitated and gave a speech before finally saying "aye." Feinstein has faced health issues recently and is set to retire in 2024.
Flag And Cross: DeSantis Escapes Unharmed In Campaign Accident; Nvidia's A.I. Revenues Could Skyrocket
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and his team are uninjured after a car accident.
Nvidia predicts a massive increase in AI revenues by 2027, driven by their strong position in the market.
Forbes: Climate Lawsuits Undermine The Democratic Process To Enrich Lawyers
Multnomah County in Oregon files a lawsuit against energy producers for costs related to climate change. The lawsuits exploit concerns about climate change to benefit trial lawyers. Multnomah County's hypocrisy is evident, as they benefit from fossil fuels while opposing them.
Foreign Policy: Ukraine Brings the Pain
Ukraine begins counteroffensive in war with Russia. The Ukrainian military is gradually advancing into Russian-held territories, facing obstacles and dwindling supplies. Joe Biden announces military and civilian nominations. Controversial holdups in the Senate delay the confirmation of important military appointments. State Department faces funding gap to challenge China's influence in the Indo-Pacific. Efforts to label Russia's Wagner Group as a terrorist organization are met with resistance.
The New American: Judge Rejects Hunter’s Deal, RINOs Get Cold Feet About Impeachment - The New American
Hunter Biden's plea deal rejected, forcing him to plead not guilty in trial. Republicans hesitant on impeaching Joe Biden. Dr. Joseph Mercola's account closed, founder of Chat GPT plans global digital I.D. (, ) Alex Newman discusses BlackRock's role in the New World Order. (, )
Flag And Cross: Watch: Whoopi Doesn't Realize Painful Irony of Her Hunter Biden Rant - 'Maybe I'm Crazy'
On "The View," Whoopi Goldberg expresses confusion about Hunter Biden's case taking seven years. She compares him to Jean Valjean from "Les Misérables" and suggests it's just a fishing expedition. IRS investigators claim their probe into Hunter Biden was obstructed and evidence was concealed. A special counsel is deemed necessary for a thorough investigation. The article suggests that in "Biden's America," there are no consequences for bad behavior due to nepotism and corruption. Some hope that the rejection of Hunter Biden's plea deal signals the end of this double standard.
The Blaze: CBS reporter corners KJP with perfect questions on Hunter's plea deal that expose Biden's hypocrisy on guns
CBS News reporter Weijia Jiang questioned President Joe Biden's stance on gun laws, specifically asking about prosecuting someone who possesses a firearm illegally. Jiang referenced Hunter Biden's admitted felony crime of illegally possessing a firearm, for which he received pretrial diversion instead of criminal prosecution. Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre avoided directly addressing the question and stated that it is an independent matter for the Department of Justice. This highlights the potential hypocrisy of Biden's position on gun laws and the leniency shown towards his own son.
Daily Wire: White House Says ‘No’ To A Hunter Biden Pardon
The White House denies the possibility of President Joe Biden pardoning his son, Hunter, after a judge delays a plea deal. Hunter Biden had agreed to plead guilty to tax offenses and a firearm offense but the judge has raised concerns about the terms. Critics argue that the plea deal shows leniency towards the president's son.
The Federalist Papers: Donald Trump Expected to Face Additional Federal Indictment - Report
Former President Donald Trump may face another indictment regarding his actions related to the Capitol incursion in 2021, in addition to the two indictments he already faces for mishandling classified materials and falsifying business records. Trump's attorneys have reportedly been told to expect the indictment. However, Trump and his spokesman have refuted the report, stating that it is incorrect.
Newsbusters: Media Chant In Unison: Judge Who Rejected Hunter Biden's Plea Deal Was a Trump Appointee
Federal Judge Maryellen Norieka rejected Hunter Biden's plea deal due to inconsistencies between the prosecution and defense. Media coverage focused on Norieka being appointed by Trump. CNN's Norm Eisen questioned her impartiality, while Evan Perez acknowledged her legitimate concerns. NBC's Ryan Nobles highlighted Norieka's refusal of the plea agreement. The lack of sharing alternative perspectives on liberal TV news networks is concerning.
#society
Breitbart: WATCH: Manhattan Crane Collapses in Fire, Injuring Six
A crane caught fire in Manhattan, causing it to collapse and injure six people. The fire started in the crane's engine compartment, weakening the cable and causing it to give out. Thanks to the quick response of firefighters and first responders, buildings were evacuated and the fire was brought under control.
PJ Media: The Most Dangerous Generation
Gen X has always blamed other generations for the world's problems. They were the rebellious middle child, navigating between the hedonism of the '70s and the workaholism of the '90s. Now, Americans crave security and safety above all else, supporting restrictions on false and violent content online.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Bolivia Cuts Deal to Buy Iranian Drones, Alarming South America
Bolivia signed a cooperation agreement with Iran, allowing them to acquire drones, boats, and technology to enhance territorial and border control and combat drug trafficking. Argentina expressed concerns over growing Iranian influence in the region due to historical implications of Iranian involvement in a deadly terrorist attack. The Jewish community in Argentina also voiced alarm, while opposition politicians in Bolivia questioned the need for Iranian drones. The Bolivian Defense Minister dismissed the concerns as political exaggerations and emphasized the agreement's focus on science, technology, and defense cooperation. The agreement reflects Iran's expanding influence in Latin America.
Breitbart: Biden Admin Denies Netanyahu Was Offered a 'White House' Visit
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been invited to meet President Joe Biden in the U.S., but not at the White House, according to White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre. This comes after Netanyahu stated on Good Morning America that Biden had offered an invitation to visit the White House. The invitation was delayed due to issues surrounding Netanyahu's domestic policies, and Biden had invited Israel's ceremonial president, Isaac Herzog, before discussing a potential visit with Netanyahu. It is unclear whether the meeting will take place in September or elsewhere in the United States.
#economy
Forbes: This Week In Credit Card News: Highest Interest Rates In 22 Years; More Concerns For Buy Now, Pay Later Users
The Federal Reserve raises interest rates to their highest level in 22 years, with the possibility of further hikes depending on incoming data and to curb inflation. Reports emerge questioning the risks of buy now, pay later programs compared to credit card financing, as one-third of US adults use BNPL services.
National Review: The Corner: Electric Trucks: (Not Necessarily) Chargin’ through the Night: California, Wales, York, Fife
California has mandated that all trucks used at seaports or rail yards must be zero-emission by 2024, but there is a severe shortage of electric-truck chargers in the state. Trucking companies are purchasing electric trucks to comply, but the infrastructure needed to support them will take years to build. In Wales, a council has resorted to using diesel generators to charge their new electric bin lorry fleet due to problems with their charging stations. The lack of charging infrastructure is a common issue faced by local councils and governments implementing electric vehicle policies.
#military
Fox News: Sierra Leone vows to ramp up anti-piracy efforts after Chinese ship hijacked
Sierra Leone and neighboring countries are working together to combat piracy in the Gulf of Guinea following the hijacking of a Chinese fishing vessel. The area is known for being dangerous, and there have been multiple pirate attacks in recent months. Sierra Leone is engaging with Liberia to develop an operational strategy against piracy.
#culture
Forbes: Here’s What Snoop Dogg, Nicki Minaj And 21 Savage Look Like In ‘Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare II’ And ‘Warzone’
Call of Duty will feature hip hop artists Snoop Dogg, Nicki Minaj, and 21 Savage as Operators in the upcoming season. They will bring new tracks and cosmetic bundles to the game.
#history
Flag And Cross: Untouched Coronation Chocolates Sell For 10 Times Estimate At Auction
An untouched tin of coronation chocolates given to a schoolgirl 121 years ago sold at auction for £1,000 ($1,300) to a British ex-pat. The chocolates, made to mark the occasion, were found untouched in their original tin and sold well above their estimate.
#education
Daily Wire: Some Virginia School Districts Bucking Governor’s Policies On Transgender Bathrooms, Pronouns
Several Virginia school districts are refusing to follow the new model school policies of Governor Glenn Youngkin, which mandate treatment of trans-identifying students based on biological sex. Arlington Public Schools and Alexandria City Public Schools are among those rejecting the policies, citing existing protections for transgender students.
Red State: Unpacking the Real Issue Behind Florida's Black History Curriculum Backlash
The ongoing debate in Florida over educational standards on black history is criticized by both Democrats and black conservatives, highlighting the need for historical accuracy and avoiding political influence.
#crime
The Blaze: Hunter Biden's lawyers are 'fuming' at Judge Noreika, make comparison to infamous judge: Report
U.S. Federal District Judge Maryellen Noreika scrutinizes a plea deal involving Hunter Biden, leaving his lawyers angry. The deal, which consisted of guilty pleas to tax crimes and diversion for a gun charge, faced legal questions from Noreika due to its unusual nature and broad immunity.
Breitbart: Michigan Teenager Who Fatally Doused Her Dad in Lye Released from Jail
Teen Megan Imirowicz, guilty of killing her father by throwing lye on him, was released from jail after serving more than 500 days. She received a year in jail, five years of probation, and various court-ordered measures. Imirowicz's father suffered chemical burns and complications for five months before passing away.
Fox News: Informant's claims implicate Pennsylvania man in drug dealer's 2007 murder
Charles Earl Ream, a longtime suspect in a woman's death, has been charged with homicide and other counts. Samantha Lang, a 22-year-old alleged drug dealer, was found dead in her Pennsylvania home in 2007. Ream, who was known to be one of the last people seen with Lang, allegedly described killing her to an informant and was overheard admitting his involvement in the crime.
Fox News: Florida man serving 2 life terms charged in 1993 killing of 12-year-old girl
After 30 years, the identity of Jennifer Odom's killer has been revealed as a 61-year-old man already serving two life sentences. Jeffrey Crum, with a history of violent crimes, was identified through DNA evidence from a previous case. Crum will face the death penalty for the murder of 12-year-old Jennifer.
Fox News: Upstate NY diocese announces $100M sex abuse settlement
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Syracuse in New York has reached a $100 million settlement with sexual abuse victims as part of its bankruptcy proceedings. The settlement, subject to creditor vote and court approval, would provide compensation to victims of sexual abuse committed by clergy, employees, and volunteers. The diocese, which filed for bankruptcy in 2020, has stated that there are 411 claims involving 387 people.
Fox News: Poor track conditions caused 2021 Amtrak derailment that killed 3, investigators say
The 2021 derailment of an Amtrak train in Montana that killed three people and injured 49 others was caused by poor track conditions, according to a final report by federal investigators. The severity of the injuries was exacerbated by the lack of seatbelts and weak windows on the train. The report also criticized the lack of action and safety culture of the freight railroad company, BNSF.
Flag And Cross: Watch: Police Rescue Children in Locked Cage: 'Dealing with a Monster'
Six children were rescued from a Las Vegas hotel, where some were found locked in a dog kennel. The children were severely abused, with one 11-year-old boy near death. The children's father and stepmother were arrested and indicted on multiple felony charges including child abuse and kidnapping.
Fox News: Georgia boy, 12, faces more than 80 charges in string of alleged car thefts
A 12-year-old Georgia boy has been charged with breaking into multiple cars, despite not being old enough to drive. He faces 84 counts of entering an auto and five counts of criminal trespass, with more charges pending.
#sports
Fox News: Olympic gold medalist disqualified from World Championships after refusing handshake with Russian opponent
Ukrainian fencer Olga Kharlan was disqualified from the championships after refusing to shake hands with her Russian opponent. Kharlan offered her blade instead of a handshake due to COVID-19 protocols. The Fencing Federation of Ukraine plans to appeal the decision.
Fox News: Saquon Barkley explains 'epiphany' that led to joining Giants at start of training camp: 'Followed my heart'
Saquon Barkley considered holding out of training camp due to contract negotiations but had a change of heart. He signed his franchise tag and is focused on playing the game he loves and being a positive example for others. Barkley hopes to change the narrative that running backs are undervalued.
#outdoors
Backpacker: Close Call of The Week: Grizzly Bluff Charge in Alaska
Hikers who have encountered close calls with bears are encouraged to send their videos and relevant information to Emma Veidt at closecalls@outsideinc.com. Despite the fear, the chances of an actual bear attack are very low. Scenic Bear Viewing, a company in Alaska, had a recent encounter with a bluff charge from a grizzly bear during a guided walk. They stress the importance of following strict rules and training guides to prevent any harm to the bears. It is essential to remain calm during a bluff charge, avoiding high-pitched sounds or running away.
#technology
Breitbart: France Investigates Smuggling of Advanced Semiconductors to China
French magistrates have charged two Chinese citizens and two French nationals in an investigation into a chip supplier accused of smuggling advanced technology with possible military applications to China and Russia. The probe is centered on Ommic, a semiconductor manufacturer now owned by a US company, and focuses on suspected illegal exports and forgery. French authorities suspect that the Chinese investor behind Ommic intended to transfer French technology to China.
#other
Newsbusters: Ben Shapiro MOCKS The View’s Outrage at Him Panning The Barbie Movie
The ladies of The View were outraged by conservative criticism of the Barbie movie. Ben Shapiro, founder of Daily Wire, responded by offering to appear on the show, citing their refusal to invite him in the past. He called out the gaslighting and hypocrisy of the show, noting that the movie has political implications beyond being just about a doll. Shapiro also criticized The View's faux conservative, Alyssa Farah Griffin, for pandering to her liberal co-hosts.
Fox News: Maine plans to source half its energy from offshore wind by 2040
Maine will procure 3,000MW of electricity from offshore wind turbines by 2040, enough to power half the state's electricity load. The law includes incentives for developers to avoid lobster fishing grounds, sets a timeline for proposals, and promotes port development and construction jobs.