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3 Jul 2023
#illegals
The Blaze: Video: Border Patrol agent cuts razor wire installed by Texas to deter illegal crossings — then allows migrants to enter private property
A video shows a Border Patrol agent cutting through razor wire installed by the Texas Department of Public Safety. The agent holds the wire open for migrants to pass through onto private property. Texas DPS plans to investigate the incident.
#politics
National Review: The Corner: Just How Bad Was the Dissent in SFFA v. Harvard?
Last week, the Supreme Court ruled that racial-preference programs in colleges violate the 14th Amendment. Some justices disagreed, making false claims about health disparities.
American Thinker: Doesn't Pete Buttigieg have an airline crisis to take care of?
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg criticizes Florida Governor Ron DeSantis for a video attacking Donald Trump's LGBTQ rights record. Buttigieg claims DeSantis is trying to "prove his manhood" but fails to acknowledge his success as governor. Most people did not have a problem with Trump's policies towards gay people. Buttigieg's focus on gay matters distracts from his responsibilities as Transportation Secretary.
Spectator USA: France’s riots put migration back on center stage
The recent riots in France have given Éric Zemmour a platform to emphasize his anti-immigration stance. Zemmour, leader of the Reconquest Party, blames the unrest on "crazy mass immigration" and sees it as proof of his long-standing warnings. While other right-wing parties in Europe have also toughened their position on immigration, the migrant crisis remains unresolved.
The Federalist Papers: RFK Jr. Stands Firm on Vaccine Stance, Decries Modern Democratic Party, 'Lost Their Way'
Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. defends his views on "safe vaccines" during a town hall, expressing dissatisfaction with the current state of the Democratic Party. He is challenged by a family medicine physician and the moderator over his stance on childhood vaccinations. Kennedy claims that vaccines are not safety tested like other medicines. He also expresses his refusal to pledge support to the eventual Democratic nominee unless they align with "Democratic values."
Fox News: Former Russian arms dealer traded for Brittney Griner runs for office under far-right political group
Former arms dealer Viktor Bout, known as the "merchant of death," has joined Russia's far right political party and is running for office in the regional legislature. Bout was released from a U.S. prison after serving only 10 years of his 25-year sentence, as part of a prisoner swap for WNBA star Brittney Griner, who had been sentenced in Russia.
WNBA star Brittney Griner was harassed by a YouTuber at the airport, who asked her inappropriate questions about a tryst with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Griner called for more funding for private chartered planes for WNBA teams and criticized the league for not providing enough support.
#society
Fox News: ’Anything but Bud Light': Kid Rock concertgoers crush beer brand’s hopes of a July Fourth comeback
Kid Rock fans at a concert in Nashville express their disdain for Bud Light beer due to a controversial partnership with a transgender influencer, causing a nationwide boycott. Bud Light sales have plummeted, and many attendees at the concert share Kid Rock's opposition to the partnership. Some fans are now drinking other brands like Modelo Especial or Corona instead.
Breitbart: French Mayors Call on Public to Rise up in Protest Against Riots
France's mayors are calling for rallies to oppose the violent protests that have been occurring for nearly a week. The protests began after a 17-year-old was shot by a police officer, sparking accusations of racism. The unrest seems to be easing, but tensions remain high.
Human Events: GoFundMe for accused French officer receives over $1 MILLION in
donations
A GoFundMe for the French police officer accused of shooting and killing a 17-year-old during a traffic stop has raised over $1 million USD. Riots have broken out across France in response to the shooting, with widespread looting and arson. The country's president has postponed his visit to Germany and deployed over 45,000 law enforcement officers to control the violence.
#war
Spectator USA: How do Russians view Putin’s war?
Two books on the Russo-Ukrainian war provide different perspectives. "The Russo-Ukrainian War" by Serhii Plokhy offers a detailed account of the war's first year and the history of Ukraine leading up to it. "My Russia" by Mikhail Shishkin, on the other hand, provides a bleak and critical view of Russia under Putin's regime. Both books shed light on the complexities of the conflict.
#culture
Spectator USA: A drinker’s diary
Spring is in full bloom, and the author contemplates the beauty of the season while enjoying exquisite wines. They indulge in expensive wines that are exceptionally delicious and believe that their excellence outweighs the cost. Moving on to more affordable options, they recommend a fresh and elegant Sauvignon Blanc from the Loire Valley and a taut and muscular Pouilly-Fumé. They also explore the popularity of rosé wines, highlighting a Pinot Noir-based rosé from Sonoma-Cutrer and a Provençal rosé from Peyrassol Réserve Des Templiers. Finally, they introduce house wines from Gotham Restaurant and a delightful and affordable rosé from the Languedoc.
#health
The Epoch Times: CDC Okays New Pfizer, GSK Vaccines Against RSV in Older Adults
The CDC has concluded that older adults should receive the new RSV vaccine, but acknowledges that the risks may outweigh the benefits for some individuals. People aged 60 and older can receive a single dose of the vaccine after consulting with their doctors. Clinical trials showed potential side effects, and there was concern about high-risk individuals not being included in the trials.
The Blaze: Man de-transitions, says transgender surgery should be banned: 'The surgery destroyed my life'
A man who underwent hormone replacement therapy and sex-change surgery regrets his decision and publicly de-transitioned. He hopes to raise awareness about the negative effects of these procedures and advocates for their ban. He believes that transsexuality should be treated with psychotherapy and claims that many transsexuals suffer from mental illnesses.
#education
Breitbart: Boston University Law Students Urged to Seek Therapy in Response to Supreme Court Rulings
BU Law student government encourages therapy for conservative SCOTUS decisions, provides mental health resources.
Fox News: Ivy League university unveils plan to teach students with AI chatbot this fall: 'Evolution' of 'tradition'
Harvard to introduce A.I. chatbots in coding class to enhance learning. Critics caution against over-reliance on technology.
#crime
The Blaze: Naked bike riders bashed with metal pipe in Portland; attacker reportedly used gay slur while yelling 'get out of here'
A man assaulted naked bike riders with a metal pipe in Portland, shouting a homophobic slur. Hate crime and assault charges have been filed against him. The extent of the victims' injuries is unclear.
Fox News: Boston serial rape suspect Matthew Nilo hid dark secrets in double life as fiance, attorney: expert
Lawyer Matthew Nilo is accused of sexually assaulting eight women in Boston in 2007 and 2008. Nilo appeared to live a normal life in the years following the attacks, even getting engaged. His arrest was made possible by the use of genetic genealogy.
#sports
Forbes: Napoli Face An Interesting Summer Ahead As Key Departures Leave More Questions Than Answers
Napoli owner Aurelio De Laurentiis faces the challenge of keeping the team strong after their historic Serie A title win. They have already suffered major departures, including their coach and sporting director, and their star defender Kim-Min Jae is on the verge of joining Bayern Munich. The future of striker Victor Osimhen is also uncertain. De Laurentiis must decide whether to stick with the same team or make changes to keep the momentum going.
Fox News: Cardinals take series against Yankees as Jordan Montgomery dominates against former team
Jordan Montgomery gets revenge on his former team, the Yankees, leading the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-1 win. Montgomery pitched a strong game, allowing only one unearned run and two hits over 6 2/3 innings. The Yankees had a disappointing 3-3 trip.
Forbes: Women’s World Cup: Five U.S. Players To Watch
The United States is bidding for a record third successive title in the 2023 Women's World Cup held in Australia and New Zealand. Five players to watch out for are Sophia Smith, the reigning NWSL MVP and US Soccer Player of the Year, Alex Morgan, a veteran player who played a major role in the Americans' triumph at the last World Cup, Trinity Rodman, an up-and-coming forward known for her creativity, Naomi Girma, a young defender who has become a consistent presence in the backline, and Megan Rapinoe, the oldest player in the squad with experience and leadership qualities.
Fox News: Packers CEO confirms death of carpenter at Lambeau Field
Carpenter Joshua Shaw died while working on the new scoreboards at Lambeau Field. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is investigating.
#other
Breitbart: U.N. Rights Czar -- 'Truly Terrifying' Famines, Floods, Fires, Ahead Unless 'Climate Change' Addressed
U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights warns of the dire consequences of climate change, emphasizing extreme weather events and food scarcity. Urges action to avoid dystopian future.
Forbes: Everything We Know About ‘Silo’ Season 2 On Apple TV+
Silo on Apple TV+ is a popular sci-fi series that has been renewed for a second season. It is based on a series of novels and is expected to cover the first book and possibly parts of the second. With three books total, the show could potentially run for 4-5 seasons. The star, Rebecca Ferguson, is excited about season 2 and filming has already begun.