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4 Jul 2023
#illegals
The Blaze: Illegal aliens are panicking over new immigration law in Florida, and some plan to leave US, reports NBC News
Illegal aliens in Florida are panicking over new immigration restrictions implemented by Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis. The law requires businesses to use E-Verify for new hires and forbids local governments from issuing ID to illegal aliens. Critics argue that the system has been in place for years but politicians were afraid to require its use. The law could result in a significant economic loss if workers return to Mexico or other states.
#politics
Breitbart: Judge Blocks Florida Law that Bans Foreign Nationals from Registering Voters
A federal judge blocks two provisions of a Florida law banning foreign nationals from registering voters and making it a felony to retain voter information for unrelated purposes.
The Federalist Papers: ‘Merchant of Death’ Back Home in Russia Working Against Biden, Who Freed Him
Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout, known as the "Merchant of Death," has announced his run for political office in Russia as a member of the ultra-nationalist Liberal Democratic Party, after being released by President Joe Biden in a prisoner swap for a U.S. basketball player convicted in Russia on drug charges. Bout, who supports President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, is positioning himself to gain more power and influence in his country. His release and return to Russia have sparked controversy and concern.
#society
Breitbart: Bud Light Drops Another Desperate Post-Mulvaney Ad Targeting Dads, Featuring NFL's Travis Kelce
Bud Light tries to recover from a controversial partnership with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney by releasing a new ad featuring NFL player Travis Kelce and middle-aged dads grunting and sighing while enjoying the beer. The company's previous attempts to re-position itself as the beer for average Americans were poorly received, leading to a loss in market value and a boycott.
Breitbart: American Airlines Passenger Melts Down over Imaginary Traveler
A woman on an American Airlines flight had a meltdown claiming someone in the back of the plane was not real. She urged passengers to exit the plane due to her fears. The incident caused delays during the busy Independence Day weekend.
#health
Breitbart: Universities Around U.S. Install Morning-After Pill Vending Machines
Universities in the U.S. are installing morning-after pill vending machines to ensure cheap and discreet access to emergency contraceptives on college campuses. Washington state has allocated funding for public universities to expand access, and the University of Washington's machine sells generic Plan B for $12.60. New York, Illinois, and Connecticut are also working on similar legislation.
#sports
Forbes: NASCAR’s Chicago Street Race Delivers Huge Rating For NBC
The Grant Park 220 in Chicago was the first street race in NASCAR Cup Series history and became the most watched NASCAR race for NBC in six years. Shane Van Gisbergen, from New Zealand, shocked everyone with his victory in his first NASCAR Cup Series start. The race faced weather delays and had to be shortened due to darkness, but the drama and excitement of the event were not dampened.
Fox News: Saints' Foster Moreau announces he's in 'full remission' after battle with cancer
New Orleans Saints tight end Foster Moreau announced that he is in remission from Hodgkin Lymphoma. Despite his diagnosis, Moreau continued to pursue his football career and remained dedicated to the game. He is now on track to return to the field in 2023.
#outdoors
Fox News: New York teenager bitten by shark while surfing off Fire Island
A teen surfer in New York was bitten by a shark, but managed to swim back to shore. He was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Last summer, Long Island beaches were also on high alert due to several shark attacks. Scientists attribute the increase in sightings to warming ocean temperatures and conservation efforts.
#other
Fox News: Washington Post bemoans how July 4th 'most polluted day of the year' because of fireworks
Climate reporters warn that fireworks from 4th of July celebrations exacerbate air pollution caused by recent wildfires, making it the most polluted day of the year. The Washington Post suggests finding cleaner substitutes for fireworks due to climate change and poor air quality. The U.S. Forest Service recommends alternatives like noisemakers and glow sticks, while environmentalists argue that aerosols also have harmful effects.