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28 Jul 2023
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#illegals
Fox News: California police find human trafficking victims living in 'horrible conditions' at marijuana processing site
Around 60 people, including victims of human trafficking, were discovered working in an illegal marijuana processing site in California. The individuals were forced to process marijuana to pay off debt from being brought across the border. Authorities are working to assist the victims, and the human trafficking aspect of the operation is evident. Thousands of pounds of marijuana were found at the site, along with animals suffering from inadequate care. The investigation is ongoing, and no arrests have been made yet.
#politics
Daily Wire: Senate Passes Defense Bill With No Block On Funding For Abortion Travel, Setting Up Battle With House
The Senate passed its version of the NDAA, setting up a likely fight with the House. Senate Majority Leader Schumer praised the Senate's bipartisan approach, while some Republicans, including Sen. Vance, opposed the bill due to its foreign policy proposals. Amendments to reinstate soldiers who left over the COVID vaccine and to clarify Congress's authority on war declarations were defeated, while an amendment banning oil sales to certain countries passed.
The House passed its version of the NDAA, which drew criticism from Democrats and the media over its provisions on abortion and sex change operations for military members. The bill also included a significant pay raise for troops, eliminated certain programs, invested in technology, and cut wasteful spending. House Speaker McCarthy defended the bill's provisions and touted its benefits.
The Federalist Papers: Segments Removed from Aldean’s ‘Try That in a Small Town’ Video Under Threat of Legal Action
Country music star Jason Aldean recently released a music video critiquing violence and civil unrest in major cities, featuring footage of the Black Lives Matter riots. However, the footage was later removed due to legal reasons, not because Aldean caved to pressure. The media, aligned with the left, may have wanted to cover up the extent of the riots to maintain support for leftist causes. Aldean's song serves as a reminder of the violence that occurred and may have been a reason for the threatened lawsuit.
Red State: Hunter Biden Exposes Joe on Big Falsehood About China During Plea Hearing
Joe Biden falsely claimed during a debate with Donald Trump that his son Hunter had not made money from China. However, Hunter confirmed in court that he received over $600,000 from a CCP-backed company. This contradicts Joe Biden's previous statements and exposes the truth about Hunter's business dealings with China.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russo-Ukrainian War. Day 520: Putin promises Africa “free grain”
Russo-Ukrainian War reaches day 520. Putin promises Africa "free grain" amidst escalating attacks and casualties.
Fox News: Putin ‘carefully’ examining African initiatives for Russian-Ukrainian peace deals
Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke at the Russia Africa Summit, addressing African leaders and acknowledging their proposed peace plans for ending the invasion of Ukraine. Putin stated that Russia respected the African initiatives and assured them that Russian supplies of grain and other agricultural resources to Africa would not be affected. He characterized Africa and Russia as allies in the global struggle against Western control over economic and social spheres.
#culture
Forbes: ‘Tomorrow X Together: Our Lost Summer’ Follows TXT On Their 2022 Tour
Tomorrow X Together, a k-pop group, made history as the first to headline Lollapalooza. Despite their nerves, their performance was a success, and their journey is chronicled in the Disney+ documentary Tomorrow X Together: Our Lost Summer. The documentary showcases their hard work, growth, and dedication to their fans.
#health
Flag And Cross: Phoenix Grapples With Record-Breaking Heat As Students Return To School After Summer Break
Public schools in Arizona have reopened amidst a record-setting heat wave in Phoenix, where the temperatures have reached over 110 degrees for consecutive days. The Phoenix metro area has already experienced 18 confirmed heat-related deaths, with more expected as the heat wave continues. Jewish schools in Arizona are taking precautions to protect their students, implementing measures such as scheduling outdoor activities in the morning, providing water-play options, and limiting outdoor recess when temperatures exceed 100 degrees. +
#education
National Review: ‘No Silver Lining’ to Slavery: Tim Scott Chides DeSantis over Florida Social-Studies Curriculum
During a campaign stop, Senator Tim Scott criticized Ron DeSantis for a section in Florida's proposed social-studies standards on slavery. Scott emphasized that there is no silver lining in slavery and that any benefits mentioned were irrelevant compared to the devastation inflicted. Vice President Kamala Harris also denounced the curriculum, with Representative Byron Donalds stating that adjustments were needed. In response, DeSantis reaffirmed his support for the curriculum, presenting a choice between siding with Harris and liberal media or with the state of Florida. Similar offensive passages were discovered in the AP syllabus for African-American studies, further fueling the controversy.
#crime
Forbes: Who Is Carlos De Oliveira? The Mar-A-Lago Employee Indicted With Trump In Classified Documents Case.
Mar-A-Lago property manager Carlos de Oliveira has been named as a defendant in the classified documents case involving former President Donald Trump. De Oliveira and another aide were caught on surveillance cameras moving boxes of documents and allegedly deleted the footage at Trump's request. De Oliveira has also been accused of other misconduct, including draining the resort's pool.
#sports
Forbes: Italy And Turkey Join Forces In Effort To Host Euro 2032
Italy and Turkey have announced a joint bid to host Euro 2032, with the goal of enhancing continental football and promoting friendship and cooperation. Italy had initially planned to host the tournament alone, but the decision to partner with Turkey was made to strengthen the bond between the two countries. The bid could potentially include an expansion to 32 teams and would provide Italy with an opportunity to revitalize its football scene, which has been plagued by debt and outdated stadiums. The decision on the host for Euro 2032 will be made in October.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Do You Need to Remove the Tires on a Stationary RV?
A fellow traveler receives misinformation about removing RV tires when living stationary. While it is true that sitting in one place for a long time can be hard on the wheels, removing the tires is not recommended. Instead, invest in tire covers, use tire saver ramps, rotate the tires monthly, and keep an eye out for dry rot. If planning to travel again, it is best to buy new tires. The choice to remove the tires is up to the individual, but it is not recommended for most people.
#technology
Flag And Cross: Israeli Clean Technology To Power Swedish Port With Carbon-Negative Electricity And Fuel
An Israeli clean technology company, Boson Energy, is set to build a plant in Sweden's Wallhamn Port to produce electricity and "green" methanol from nonrecyclable waste. The facility will power the port, provide energy for vehicle charging, and support the local power grid. The process will capture carbon dioxide and produce a glass slag residue that can be used for environmentally friendly purposes.
#other
Fox News: Excessive heat bakes cities across US as Midwest, Great Lakes see thunderstorms
Heatwaves are gripping the country, with excessive heat warnings and alerts in many major cities. July is predicted to be the hottest month on record globally.
Fox News: Connecticut pushes to halt sale of new gas-powered cars by 2035
Connecticut plans to ban the sale of new gas-powered cars by 2035. Auto dealerships must progressively sell more zero or low-emission vehicles starting in 2027. The state aims to reduce vehicle emissions and follow California's clean air standards.