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6 Jul 2023
#illegals
Fox News: DHS watchdog finds ‘multiple mistakes’ that led to migrant on terror watch list being released into US
The Department of Homeland Security's Inspector General found mistakes that led to the release of a migrant on the FBI's terror watch list. The migrant was apprehended and released by Border Patrol, but was later arrested by ICE.
The report criticized Customs and Border Protection for ineffective practices, including a premature release of the migrant. ICE officials explained that they did not receive the migrant's file until 8 days after requesting it. Some immigration hawks criticized the Biden administration for allowing terrorists to enter the country.
#politics
Breitbart: CNN's Mattingly: Biden 'Regularly' Sought Censorship on COVID, Tech Companies Mostly Gave in, and That's 'Probably What We Should Do'
Social media platforms often comply with the Biden administration's requests to censor content about the coronavirus pandemic, according to CNN Chief White House Correspondent Phil Mattingly. Mattingly believes that coordinating with tech companies for such censorship is necessary for public health.
#society
The Economist: Britons turn into Borat when it comes to health, housing and avocados
Britain's peculiar attitude towards the NHS and housing can be likened to Borat's wonderment at everyday objects. Despite the NHS being average and housing being mediocre, Britons treat them as remarkable and luxurious. They often compare their systems with exaggerated versions, like the American healthcare system, and overlook better alternatives. This low expectation and negative solidarity mindset also extends to minor pleasures and basic political achievements. To overcome this Boratitude, Britain needs to study and learn from its peers.
Breitbart: 'Nudge Unit' Chief Says UK Will Obey Future Lockdowns Due to 'Learnt Behaviour'
A UK government adviser believes that future pandemic lockdowns and mask mandates will be met with compliance because people have learned a new behavior and can easily switch it back on. Enforced loss of personal freedoms during the pandemic has conditioned people to do what they're told.
Fox News: 2 New Jersey firefighters killed while battling fire on cargo ship carrying 5,000 cars
Two firefighters died fighting a fire on a cargo ship in Newark, New Jersey port. The fire began when cars caught fire on the ship, quickly spreading and trapping the firefighters. This tragedy highlights the dangers of shipboard firefighting.
Fox News: 'Sound of Freedom' becomes top grossing July 4th movie, beating out Indiana Jones
"Sound of Freedom," starring Jim Caviezel, surpasses "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" in sales on July 4th. The film is about former federal agent Tim Ballard's mission to save children from human trafficking. It earns over $14 million on its first day, almost recovering its budget.
#war
Forbes: Desperate For Short-Range Air-Defenses, Ukraine Is Fitting 70-Year-Old Naval Turrets To Flatbed Trucks
Via social media, it has been revealed that both the Russians and the Ukrainians are using obsolete naval guns mounted on ground vehicles in the war zone in Ukraine. The Ukrainian's gun-truck, a Kamaz six-by-six truck with a 2M-3 turret, serves as a point defense against small drones and highlights the gaps in Ukrainian air-defenses. The Russians, on the other hand, are using the gun-tractors as rear-area air-defenses to protect workers digging trenches. Both sides are struggling against the drone threat and are in desperate need of more modern short-range air-defenses.
The Economist: There are fears in the Baltic states that the alliance is being complacent
The Baltic states fear that NATO is not taking Russia's threat seriously. Despite their proactive measures, they worry that bigger powers will fail to protect them from a belligerent Russia. Their calls for stronger military deterrents and economic protection have largely been ignored, leaving them anxious about NATO's commitment.
#culture
Gataway Couple: Canadian Slang to Know Before You Cross the Border
Canadians have their own unique slang that varies by region. Some common terms include "toque" for a winter hat, "Timmies" for Tim Hortons coffee, and "double-double" for coffee with two creams and two sugars. Canadians also use the term "eh" as a way to seek agreement or to confirm understanding. It's important to familiarize yourself with these slang terms before visiting Canada.
#education
The Economist: Labour’s cabinet would be the most state-educated of any since 1945
Labour's cabinet, if they win the next election, will have the most state-educated members since 1945. Only 13% of the cabinet attended independent schools. Labour plans to abolish tax breaks for private education but won't make radical changes to school structure.
#crime
Fox News: Iowa teen who admitted to helping to kill teacher with baseball bat set to be sentenced
Two Iowa teenagers, Willard Miller and Jeremy Goodale, who beat their high school Spanish teacher, Nohema Graber, to death with a baseball bat, have pleaded guilty to the murder. The attack was motivated by anger towards Graber over a bad grade she gave Miller. Miller will be sentenced to 30 years to life in prison while Goodale's sentencing has been delayed.
#sports
Fox News: Novak Djokovic and Iga Swiatek advance, but the rain and protesters capture the attention at Wimbledon
The developments at Wimbledon included Novak Djokovic winning his 350th Grand Slam match, protests and rain causing disruptions, and several players unable to play due to scheduling issues. Three environmental activists were arrested for interrupting matches, and rain limited the hours of play. Despite these challenges, Djokovic and Iga Swiatek advanced to the third round. Many players, including Djokovic, were fortunate to play under the retractable roofs, while others had to wait for their matches to resume. The match between Dominic Thiem and Stefanos Tsitsipas was a highlight, lasting five sets and nearly four hours.
#technology
Forbes: No Hashtags, No Chronological Timeline And Mobile Only: How Meta's 'Threads' Differs From Twitter
Meta, the company owned by Elon Musk, launched its rival to Twitter called Threads. It has attracted over 10 million users but has some key differences. Threads has an algorithmic timeline similar to Facebook and Instagram, unlike Twitter's reverse chronological timeline. It is currently only available as a mobile app and does not have hashtags or a trending section.
#other
The Federalist Papers: Judge Hands Kevin Costner a Major Legal Victory in Dispute With Ex-Wife Christine Baumgartner
Kevin Costner wins court ruling in his favor, ordering his ex-wife to vacate their shared estate in Santa Barbara by the end of the month. The judge enforces the prenuptial agreement and sets July 31 as the move-out date. The dispute over child support amount will be further investigated.
Forbes: Transforming Fashion & Luxury: Exploring The Implications Of Apple’s Vision Pro And The Spatial Computing Era
The fashion industry needs to prepare for the impact of Apple's new spatial computing device, the Apple Vision Pro, which will revolutionize the way we engage with technology. The device will start as a luxury accessory before becoming a fashion statement, and will combine fashion and technology in a seamless way. The fashion industry must adapt to an AI-driven future powered by XR devices.