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3 Jul 2023
#illegals
Human Events: JOBOB: NYC Mayor Eric Adams used taxpayer dollars to send the
city’s illegal immigrants to South America, China, Florida, and
Texas
New York City Mayor Eric Adams used taxpayer funds to transport illegal migrants to various destinations, including Florida, Texas, South America, and China, contradicting his previous criticism of border state governors. This move comes as New York City now cares for more illegal migrants than its homeless citizens.
#politics
Fox News: New Greek lawmakers sworn in following election victory for conservative party
Greece's conservative party, New Democracy, led by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, won a landslide victory in the elections, securing a comfortable parliamentary majority. Smaller fringe parties from both the far right and left entered Parliament for the first time, including the Spartans, Niki, Elliniki Lysi, and Plefsi Eleftherias.
#society
The Federalist Papers: Bud Light's 'Woke' Dylan Mulvaney Partnership Has Now Cost 645 People Their Jobs: Report
Bud Light's decline in sales has led to the closure of glass factories in the southern United States, resulting in job loss for hundreds of employees. Conservatives boycotted Bud Light after a marketing video featuring a transgender influencer, causing further damage to the brand. The closure of the factories has negatively impacted the small communities they were a part of.
Fox News: Downtown Tokyo building explosion causes 4 injuries
Explosion damages building in Tokyo's commercial district. Four people injured.
Daily Wire: WNBA Player Calls America ‘Trash,’ Spars With Senator After SCOTUS Rulings
Washington Mystics guard Natasha Cloud criticized America on social media, calling it "trash" and accusing it of oppressing marginalized groups. GOP senator Marco Rubio responded by questioning which countries Cloud thought were better, suggesting she wouldn't visit Russia. Cloud continued her criticism by attacking Americans and Europeans for their "inhumane savagery," and expressed her willingness to leave the country. She also criticized police, calling for an end to police murders and mass incarceration based on race, among other issues. Cloud then took aim at religious Americans, calling religion in the country political, weaponized, hypocritical, and disappointing.
#war
Flag And Cross: Hamas Deploys Border Guards As Israeli Counterterror Operation Intensifies
Hamas deploys border guard forces to prevent disturbances along the Israel-Gaza border. Israeli counterterror operation in Jenin ongoing. IDF strikes building serving as war room for terrorist groups in UN-administered camp. Five Palestinians killed, 27 injured.
National Review: Israel Launches Major Offensive in West Bank, Largest Military Operation in Years
IDF launches major counterterrorism op in Jenin. 8 killed. Escalating tensions due to attacks.
Forbes: Russia’s Is Sending Its Heaviest Artillery Into Ukraine, And It Is Getting Destroyed
Russia's heavy mortar, the 2S4 Tyulpan, is increasingly being destroyed in battle, indicating that Russian artillery may be overstretched and resorting to outdated weapons. The Tyulpan's long setup time, short range, and vulnerability make it ill-suited for modern mobile warfare. The increasing loss of these mortars may be a sign of serious problems with Russia's artillery capabilities.
Euromaidan Press: Frontline report: Russian defense in Zaporizhzhia Oblast gradually deteriorates under Ukraine’s pressure
Ukrainian counteroffensive still in early stages. Ukrainians advancing slowly but have not yet deployed strategic reserves. Goal is to drain Russian ammunition and weaken defenses before attempting to take key positions.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: ‘Barbie’ Movie Banned In Vietnam Over Controversial Map
Vietnam has banned the Barbie film due to a scene featuring a map with China's disputed territorial claims in the South China Sea. The inclusion of the "nine-dash line" on the map violates Vietnam's sovereignty. This is not the first time a film has been prohibited in the region over this issue.
#military
Fox News: Israel deploys thousands of troops, drones in attack on Jenin stronghold in terrorism 'hotspot'
The Israeli military launches a major operation in the West Bank city of Jenin, deploying thousands of troops and drones. Palestinian officials report casualties, including eight deaths and 50 injuries. The operation targets a militant stronghold and aims to disrupt terrorist activities.
#health
Forbes: Despite Rising Costs, Big Health Insurers Should Do Just Fine
As health insurers prepare to report their second-quarter earnings, they face rising medical costs and the loss of customers. During the pandemic, insurers reported record profits due to low healthcare utilization, but now that people are seeking medical care again, their bottom lines may be affected. However, analysts believe that health insurers have the ability to handle increased costs and adapt to the changing landscape. These companies have diversified their businesses and have already requested higher rates from their clients. It remains to be seen how the end of the U.S. public health emergency and the reintroduction of Medicaid redetermination will impact insurers like Centene.
#education
Human Events: TOBOROFF: Moms are fighting back against woke and winning on the
NYC school boards
New York City parents elect pro-merit candidates to school boards, pushing back against progressive lowering of standards in education. Taxpayer spending on public schools increases despite enrollment decline and influx of illegal children. G&T programs and SHSAT under threat from diversity agenda. 40% of endorsed candidates win, fighting for merit and quality education.
Fox News: MSNBC's Joy Reid admits affirmative action got her into Harvard
MSNBC anchor Joy Reid defends affirmative action in college admissions, sharing her personal experience and criticizing the recent Supreme Court ruling.
#crime
Fox News: 3 plead guilty in connection to burglary ring that stole art, other items including Pollock, Warhol
Three individuals have pleaded guilty to federal charges in a burglary ring that stole artwork, sports memorabilia, and other items in northeastern Pennsylvania over a period of 20 years. The stolen goods include works by renowned artists such as Andy Warhol and Jackson Pollock. The defendants have been charged with theft, concealment, and interstate transportation of stolen property.
#sports
Flag And Cross: Israel's U-21 Squad Secures Historic Spot In Olympics With Euro Championship Performance
Israel's youth soccer team qualifies for the 2024 Paris Olympics after England beats Portugal in the Under-21 European Championship. This is the first time an Israeli soccer team will participate in the Olympics since 1976.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Harvest Host Location Accidentally Fries RV's Electrical
A fellow RVer had a costly repair bill after his RV's electrical system was fried at a Harvest Host location. The host took responsibility, but it's important to protect yourself and be self-sufficient. Stay mindful of power usage, use surge protectors, and keep up with maintenance.
#other
Fox News: United Nations urges maritime countries to agree on a strategy to hit net-zero shipping emissions by 2050
The head of the United Nations is urging maritime nations to reduce shipping emissions to net zero by mid-century. Shipping accounts for almost 3% of global emissions. The UN Secretary-General calls for ambitious science-based targets and a carbon price for the industry.
Fox News: Shania Twains wipes out onstage during Chicago concert
Shania Twain slipped and fell on stage during a performance in Chicago. She quickly got up and continued singing without missing a beat. Fans praised her resiliency and sense of humor about the incident.
Fox News: 10 states plan to sue US Environmental Protection Agency over standards for residential wood-burning stoves
Ten states plan to sue the EPA over its failure to review and enforce emissions standards for wood-burning stoves, which could worsen pollution. Programs to trade in older stoves haven't necessarily improved air quality.