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6 Jul 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: Migrant Smugglers Busted in Arizona near Border
In the Yuma and Tucson Sectors, Border Patrol agents arrest suspected human smugglers with migrants in vehicles. In one case, the driver was under the influence. The migrants, who are Mexican nationals, will be processed for removal.
#politics
Fox News: Obama AG rips 'stupid' court order after judge blocks Biden admin's communication with social media companies
Former President Obama's attorney general, Eric Holder, criticized a recent court ruling that limits the Biden administration's communication with social media companies. The ruling aims to prevent government efforts to suppress free speech, particularly regarding false information about the coronavirus pandemic. The preliminary injunction allows communication with social media companies on issues involving criminal activity, national security threats, and attempts to influence elections.
The order, signed by U.S. District Judge Terry A. Doughty, restricts certain Biden administration officials from communicating with social media companies to pressure the removal of protected free speech content. It specifically names high-ranking officials, such as HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra and White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre. The lawsuit behind the ruling accuses the Biden administration of colluding with social media companies to suppress certain viewpoints under the pretext of combating disinformation.
Fox News: Florida GOP presidential candidate bodied online after boasting about 5K run time
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, a Republican presidential candidate, boasted about placing sixth in a 5K run on Independence Day, but was quickly outdone by another candidate with a faster time. Suarez faced backlash online for his tweet, with critics calling his time slow and questioning the significance of his fitness in relation to political office. In the latest polls, Suarez is polling at under 1% in the GOP primary race, while former President Donald Trump remains the front-runner.
Breitbart: Left-Wing Australian Lawmaker Sneers at 'Big Baby' Donald Trump Jr.
Donald Trump Jr. canceled his speaking tour in Australia after his visa was barely approved. Home Affairs Minister Clare O'Neil mocked him on social media, accusing him of blaming the government for poor ticket sales. Shadow Home Affairs Minister Senator James Paterson defended Trump Jr. and criticized O'Neil for her tweets. Trump Jr.'s spokesperson declined to comment on the matter.
The Economist: Republican presidential candidates canoodle with Moms for Liberty
Republican presidential candidates court Moms for Liberty, a parents' rights group aiming to depoliticize classrooms and protect children from age-inappropriate content. Critics label the group extremist, but it has gained traction in conservative circles and is backed by influential figures like Ron DeSantis and Donald Trump. However, its influence may be limited in the general election.
Fox News: RFK Jr hauls in over $6M since launching Democratic primary challenge against Biden
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. raised over $6 million for his Democratic presidential primary campaign, bringing in an average of $1 million a day in the final three days of the second quarter. Despite trailing behind President Biden in the polls, Kennedy's fundraising success demonstrates support for his message and frustration with the media. Kennedy, along with Marianne Williamson, criticizes the Democratic National Committee for backing Biden and refusing to hold primary debates.
PJ Media: Supreme Court Stymies the Left's Radical Agenda — and the American People Love It
The left wants control of the U.S. Supreme Court to push their agenda, but Republicans have gained dominance in state legislatures. Trump appointed numerous conservative judges, shaping the courts for the next decade. Recent Supreme Court decisions align with majority public opinion on issues like affirmative action and religious exemptions. The era of conservative jurisprudence will continue with a 6-3 conservative majority.
#society
The Economist: America has a shortage of lab monkeys
America is facing a shortage of lab monkeys, affecting biomedical research and leading to smuggling of primates. The pandemic and restrictions on exporting primates from China have made obtaining lab monkeys more difficult. Prices have soared, and there are concerns about the use of wild-caught primates in research.
The Blaze: White House provides sad 8-word answer when confronted about Biden's refusal to acknowledge granddaughter
The White House refuses to acknowledge President Biden's seventh granddaughter. According to the New York Times, neither the president nor his son Hunter have met the young girl, and White House staff pretend she doesn't exist.
The Epoch Times: The Founding Father's Guide to Self-Improvement: Ben Franklin’s Daily Planner
Benjamin Franklin, a statesman and scientist, believed in the power of self-improvement. He practiced 13 virtues, such as temperance and justice, and maintained a rigorous daily schedule. Despite not achieving moral perfection, he exemplified the American work ethic.
Daily Wire: ‘They Keep Moving The Goal Post In’: Big Tech’s War On Comedy
Big Tech platforms continue to censor and silence creators, including comedians, who navigate a digital landscape with vague rules. Roseanne Barr had her chat with comic Theo Von removed for a "hate speech" violation. Comedians like Jocelyn Chia, Sam Morril, Tyler Fischer, Ryan Long, and Chrissie Mayr have also faced censorship on platforms like Instagram and TikTok. Some platforms, like Twitter and Rumble, promise to be more forgiving, but YouTube and others continue to suppress content.
The Economist: Dick Ravitch, New York’s fiscal superman
Dick Ravitch, the former head of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) in New York City, played a crucial role in rebuilding the city's subway system. Despite the challenges and financial crisis, Ravitch managed to secure $8 billion in investment and stabilize the city's finances. He was known for his straight-talking style and determination in overcoming obstacles.
National Review: The Corner: No, Climate Change Is Not Making the Jersey Shore Unlivable
Climate change is affecting vacation destinations, causing wealthy travelers to seek cooler places like Amsterdam and Copenhagen. Coastal towns in New Jersey and Florida are also experiencing flooding due to rising seas. However, despite these challenges, summer tourism in New Jersey remains strong, with 2022 seeing the largest volume of visitors since before the pandemic. The press's alarm about the situation may be disproportionate and not reflective of the actual conditions and efforts being made to address the impact of climate change.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russo-Ukrainian War. Day 498: Airstrike on Lviv kills at least four
Last night, a Russian missile struck a residential building in Lviv, killing four and injuring nine civilians. The Russian occupiers continue to launch airstrikes and attacks on Ukrainian positions in various regions, with a focus on Lyman, Bakhmut, Avdiivka, and Marinka axes. The Ukrainian Defence Forces are holding their ground and conducting offensive operations to counter the Russian invasion.
Euromaidan Press: Russia shifts troops across sectors amid uncertainty over Ukraine’s upcoming attacks – military
Ukrainian forces take advantage of Russian troop redeployment to create chaos and disrupt logistics. Offensive operations ongoing in multiple sectors of the front.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Critics Miss Main Conclusion In Jenin Operation
Critics say the operation in Jenin doesn't solve terrorism. However, it shows the risks of pressuring Israel to accept a Palestinian state. Jenin is controlled by Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad with Iranian funding. Israeli forces can still enter Jenin, but their efforts only provide temporary relief. The increase in attacks on Jews is often blamed on Jewish settlements and reprisal attacks. Washington's boycott of Israeli institutions in Judea and Samaria fuels violence. Creating a Palestinian state in Jenin would replicate the dangerous situation in Gaza and make Israel's security dilemma worse.
Foreign Policy: For Afghan Refugees, India Is Far From a Safe Haven
Afghan refugees in India face a tough battle for resettlement and recognition. They are stuck in a legal limbo with no future prospects, trapped by India's lack of recognition of refugees. The Indian government's prioritization of Sikh and Hindu refugees, as well as its anti-Muslim policies, has left many Afghans feeling neglected and frustrated. They are demanding the help of the UNHCR to resettle them in a more refugee-friendly country.
The Epoch Times: Senator Oh Took More Sponsored Trips to China Than Any Other Parliamentarian Over Past Decade
Senator Victor Oh, a Canadian politician, has made more sponsored trips to China than any other senator or MP in the past decade. The trips, paid for by various sponsors including provincial governments and organizations, have raised concerns about his affiliation with the Chinese regime. The senator has also opposed the creation of a foreign agent registry in Canada, claiming it would be unfair to Chinese Canadians.
#economy
Forbes: Here’s How Much Meta Stock Could Surge Thanks To Twitter Rival Threads
Analysts predict Meta's stock will surge by $150 billion after the launch of Threads, a text-based social media platform. The new platform has no revenue prospects, but analysts believe it could attract users from Twitter and generate up to $6.7 billion in revenue. Despite market losses, Meta's stock is climbing and Mark Zuckerberg is pleased with Threads' early reception.
National Review: A Historic Tax Cut for Wisconsin’s Middle Class Rejected by Governor Evers
Bill Mansfield, President of On Track Technology Solutions, explains that many Wisconsin businesses and families are choosing to relocate to Texas due to Wisconsin's high taxes. Other states have enacted tax reforms, making Wisconsin uncompetitive. Governor Tony Evers recently vetoed a $4.4 billion tax-cut package, reducing the middle-class tax cut to only $37 per taxpayer. This veto will not only hurt small businesses but also contribute to the outflow of people leaving the state for better tax treatment. The veto is a missed opportunity to make Wisconsin more competitive and attract workers and families.
The Epoch Times: Is Bidenomics for Real?
Inflation in the US has increased under President Joe Biden's economic plan, known as Bidenomics. The plan focuses on making smart investments in infrastructure, empowering and educating workers, and promoting competition. The White House claims that Bidenomics has added millions of jobs to the economy and reduced inflation, but critics argue that these numbers don't tell the whole story. Public opinion on Biden's handling of the economy is divided, with a majority expressing disapproval. The Biden administration's approach to economic growth has shifted from modern supply-side economics to Bidenomics, which emphasizes government investment and benefits. However, Biden's inflation rate is one of the highest among recent US presidents.
Daily Wire: ‘Least Affordable Motor Market In Modern History’: Just 8% Of New Cars Cost Less Than $30,000
The cost of cars has skyrocketed under President Joe Biden, with just 8% of new cars costing less than $30,000. The average cost of a new vehicle has gone from $35,000 in 2017 to nearly $50,000 today. As a result, buyers are turning to older cars with higher mileage, leading to increased maintenance costs. The used car market has also seen surging prices, although there has been a slight drop in prices in the first quarter of 2023. Interest rates have risen, further burdening buyers, with the average APR reaching its highest level since 2008.
#military
Forbes: The Navy’s Next-Generation Destroyer Looks Unaffordable. The Service Needs To Keep Improving What It Already Has.
The Navy is considering building a new class of destroyers, designated DDG(X), that would be 40% bigger than the current Arleigh Burke class. However, the cost of the new destroyers is a major concern, estimated to be around $3.1-3.4 billion each. There are doubts about the need for such a large and expensive warship, especially in a threat environment where China's maritime strength is growing. Instead, the Navy should focus on developing a Flight IV variant of the Burke class, which would provide the necessary space for future weapons and capabilities at a lower cost.
Washington Free Beacon: Xi Jinping Tells Military To Boost War Planning
Chinese President Xi Jinping has called on the military to intensify war planning and combat readiness to secure China's sovereignty and territory. He emphasized the need to defend against pro-independence activities in Taiwan and interference from external forces. Xi's call comes as tensions between the US and China continue to escalate.
#health
The Right Scoop: OUT: Women who menstruate – IN: ‘Menstruators’
A women's health CEO referred to women as "menstruators" in a TV interview, promoting a gender-inclusive brand. The idea that men can menstruate is dismissed as biologically impossible and transgender pretence.
Fox News: WV physician named first board member of nonprofit tasked with delivering state's opioid settlement
Dr. Tony Kelly, an experienced emergency physician, has been named the first board director of the West Virginia First Foundation. The foundation will distribute a majority of the state's $1 billion opioid settlement money, with the aim of combatting the opioid crisis. Kelly, who has witnessed the devastating impact of the crisis firsthand, expressed his commitment to finding new strategies and ideas to address the issue.
The Blaze: Anti-aging tech mogul measures nighttime erections, eats dinner at 11 a.m. in attempt to achieve age reduction
Tech mogul Bryan Johnson has invested millions in achieving optimal anti-aging results, claiming to age slower than anyone else. His routines include eating all meals before noon, taking over 100 supplements per day, and measuring nighttime erections. Johnson's goal is to remain biologically the same age for every 365 days that pass.
#education
Newsbusters: A Step Toward True Equality, Courtesy of the Supreme Court
The debate on affirmative action in college admissions emphasizes equality, challenges discrimination and proposes school choice as a solution.
The Epoch Times: National Teachers Union Recommends Explicit Book 'Gender Queer' in Educators’ Reading List
The NEA recommended two controversial books for educators' summer reading, leading to protests from parents and calls to dissolve teacher unions.
#crime
Spectator USA: Did drug lords end the French riots?
Despite the presence of thousands of police in the streets of France, it was actually the drug gangs who put an end to the rioting. The drug lords realized that the heavy police presence was bad for business and ordered the young rioters to stop the violence. The drug gangs have considerable power and influence in France, demonstrated by their ability to control the streets and maintain their drug trade.
Fox News: KS woman who was fatally injured in police chase crash was fleeing scene of shooting, according to authorities
Authorities say a woman died in a crash while being chased by the Kansas Highway Patrol after fleeing the scene of a shooting. The trooper tried to force the stop due to the woman being a shooting suspect.
Fox News: Chicago concealed carry holder foils late-night armed robbery attempt
Concealed carry holder in Chicago stops armed robbery by firing shots at the suspect.
The Epoch Times: Justice Department Releases More of Mar-a-Lago Search Warrant
The Justice Department released more of the search warrant affidavit for Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate, revealing details about the seized boxes of documents. Investigators discovered additional documents with classification markings in unauthorized locations. Trump's attorney agreed to accept service of a grand jury subpoena and produced a envelope containing 38 unique documents, some marked as top secret. Security footage showed someone leaving the storage room with boxes, returning only a portion of them. Trump has been charged with 37 counts and faces up to 400 years in prison if convicted.
Breitbart: Former FL QB Jalen Kitna Reaches Plea Agreement on Child Porn Charges
Former University of Florida backup quarterback Jalen Kitna, son of former NFL quarterback Jon Kitna, pleaded no contest to misdemeanor charges related to child pornography. He was placed on probation for six months on each count. Kitna was arrested last year on counts of distributing and possessing child exploitation material. The University of Florida Athletic Association expressed shock and sadness over the news and stated a zero-tolerance policy for such behavior. Jalen Kitna's father, Jon Kitna, had a successful career as an NFL quarterback.
The Federalist Papers: Store Employee Records Thieves Stealing Over $500 Worth Of Merchandise, Gets Fired For Doing So
Former King Soopers employee Santino Burrola was fired for recording a theft in action at the supermarket in Colorado. He posted the video on TikTok to help identify the thieves, but his employer did not appreciate his actions. King Soopers has a policy that prohibits employees from intervening in theft situations.
Fox News: Idaho murder suspect once sold sister's iPhone after coming home from rehab: report
Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger, who allegedly sold his sister's stolen iPhone for half its value at a mall, is now accused of brutally killing four students at the University of Idaho. Kohberger's past drug addiction and suspicious behavior by his family members before his arrest raise questions about his motives. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty if he is convicted.
#sports
Fox News: Nationals manager 'didn't like' Elly De La Cruz's 'antics' after home run: 'We can do without that'
Cincinnati Reds rookie Elly De La Cruz taunts the Washington Nationals after hitting a home run with a tracking device on his bat. Nationals manager Dave Martinez wants him to stop the antics.
Fox News: Dodgers rally to beat Pirates behind back-to-back home runs from JD Martinez, David Peralta
J.D. Martinez and David Peralta hit back-to-back homers, leading the Dodgers to a comeback win against the Pirates. The Dodgers' struggling bullpen held off the Pirates' threats in the late innings.
Breitbart: WATCH: Cameraman at Yankees Game Carted Off Field After Errant Throw Hits Him in the Head
A cameraman at the Yankees-Orioles game was hit in the head by an errant throw from an Orioles' player. Medical staff attended to the injured cameraman, who was conscious and alert. After being carted off the field, he raised the peace sign to the crowd.
#science
Field & Stream: How Fast Does a Bullet Travel?
Bullets have two speeds - linear speed, which decreases as the bullet travels, and rotational speed, determined by the rifling twist rate and velocity. Rimfire ammunition can reach speeds exceeding 3,000 fps, while most centerfire pistol and revolver ammunition ranges from around 700 fps to twice that. Centerfire rifle ammunition can vary greatly, from 1,200 fps to over 4,000. Bullets, however, cannot reach the speeds of hypersonic flight achieved by humans, which starts at 3,806 mph or 5,582 fps.
#other
Flag And Cross: Record-breaking Global Temperatures Shock Scientists
Global temperatures hit record highs this week, with Monday reaching 17.01 degrees Celsius and Tuesday hitting 17.18 degrees Celsius. Climate scientists warn that this trend is a death sentence for people and ecosystems. The impacts of climate change, El Niño, and the dog days of summer indicate that more records may be shattered this year.
Forbes: Adele Threatened Fans At Her Concert—And She Was Right To Do So
During a concert, Adele addresses fans throwing objects on stage and warns that she will retaliate if anyone tries it with her. She believes it is necessary to address this issue head-on for the safety of performers.