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7 Jul 2023
#illegals
The Blaze: Biden admin to allow up to 1,450 migrants per day into US via CBP app after expanding asylum-seeker program again
The Biden administration expands the CBP One app, allowing migrants to request asylum appointments in the US. The app has faced criticism for bypassing legal entry processes and resulting in delayed court hearings.
#politics
Red State: Comer Brings Straight Fire: Oversight Is Now Demanding Answers About the WH Cocaine
House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer is demanding transparency from the Secret Service regarding the discovery of cocaine in the White House. Comer has expressed concern over the presence of illegal drugs and has requested a briefing to assess security practices. Congress has oversight jurisdiction over the Secret Service, making it likely that they will comply with Comer's request.
The Epoch Times: Congressman Says Marjorie Taylor Greene Ousted From House Freedom Caucus
The House Freedom Caucus voted to remove Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene for her actions and close affiliation with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. This marks the first time a member has been expelled from the group. The decision may have been influenced by her support for President Joe Biden's debt deal.
The Epoch Times: Supreme Court Ethics Reform Bill Moving Forward, Top Senate Democrat Says
The Senate Judiciary Committee plans to vote on Supreme Court ethics reform legislation. Democrats argue that the Court's conservative-leaning majority has rendered objectionable decisions, while Republicans believe the concerns are overblown. The recent term saw conservative rulings on affirmative action, student loan relief, religious freedom, and property rights. Democrats are demanding a code of ethics and transparency from the Court, citing alleged ethical lapses by conservative justices.
Breitbart: Jennifer Palmieri: Trump Indictments 'Coalescing More Support Behind Him'
Former Clinton campaign communications director Jennifer Palmieri believes that the indictments against Trump are actually rallying Republican support behind him for the 2024 presidential primary. She notes that Chris Christie has gained momentum by directly challenging Trump's electability, which resonates with Republican voters. While other candidates like Tim Scott and Nikki Haley are seen as interesting, there is no one who can effectively make the electability argument like Christie can. Despite the possibility of future indictments changing the dynamic, the current indications suggest that no candidate is able to rival Trump and the indictments are only strengthening his support.
The Federalist Papers: 'Looks Like a Crackhead to Me!' – Trump Offers Up Convenient Alternative Suspect in WH Cocaine Case
Former President Donald Trump speculated that the cocaine found in the White House may belong to either Hunter Biden or President Joe Biden. He also questioned the credibility of special counsel Jack Smith and criticized the White House for not having security tapes to identify the culprit. The investigation into the source of the cocaine remains ongoing, with Republican lawmakers requesting to be briefed on the matter.
The Epoch Times: Tennessee Supreme Court Rules Against Felon Seeking to Restore Voting Rights
The Tennessee Supreme Court upheld a decision to deny a man's voter registration after receiving clemency in Virginia for a 1986 crime. The court ruled that the man needed to comply with additional requirements in Tennessee law, including paying outstanding court costs and restitution, before reenfranchisement. Critics argue that these laws create a "pay-to-vote" system and infringe on the fundamental right to vote.
The Epoch Times: House Republicans Request Briefing on Bag of Cocaine Found at White House
House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer is investigating the discovery of cocaine at the White House. Comer has expressed concerns about White House security practices and wants a briefing on the incident. The cocaine was found near the Situation Room, a restricted area, raising questions about security breaches.
Flag And Cross: DeSantis' Fundraising Falls Short Of Trump's Tally — But Here's Why His Team Isn't Too Concerned
Ron DeSantis raised $20 million in the first six weeks of his campaign, aiming to defeat Donald Trump in the GOP nomination race. This is the largest first-quarter filing from a non-incumbent Republican candidate in over a decade. Trump's team nearly doubled its fundraising in the second quarter, potentially due to his indictment. Trump remains the front-runner, preferred by 52% of voters compared to DeSantis' 23.3%.
The Blaze: Karine Jean-Pierre has answered just 2% of questions about Biden scandals at press briefings, study shows
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre provided only 2% direct answers to questions about President Biden's classified documents and Hunter Biden's business deals. There were 252 questions asked between January and June 2023, with six definitive answers given. Jean-Pierre responded to 217 questions about classified documents and 35 questions about Hunter Biden's deals.
#society
Fox News: 3 New Zealand tour operators plead guilty to safety breaches in deadly White Island volcano eruption
Three NZ helicopter operators pleaded guilty to safety breaches in the 2019 White Island volcano eruption that claimed 22 lives. The operators failed to ensure the health and safety of staff and tourists.
Fox News: Washington Post sounds off on poll showing many Black Americans support SCOTUS affirmative action ruling
A poll shows that African Americans are unlikely to strongly object to the recent Supreme Court decision on affirmative action, and more Black Americans actually support the ruling. However, there is a lack of perceived personal connection to the policy, and polls on affirmative action have shown divergent views within the Black community.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine could lose $113 billion if refugees don’t come back
Ukraine warns of potential $113 billion GDP loss over 10 years if refugees don't return. Currently, 3.8-4.7 million migrants are abroad, with 1.4 million of working age. Safety and conditions in Ukraine are concerns for those considering returning. To encourage return, Ukraine needs to rebuild homes, boost the economy, and provide support. Without a plan, it could lose $113 billion in GDP and $45 billion in tax revenues. EU countries may want to keep Ukrainian migrants after temporary protection ends, so Ukraine should start discussing voluntary returns with the EU. (, , )
Washington Free Beacon: Israeli Forces Kill 2 Terrorists Who Carried Out Shooting Attack
Israeli security forces killed two Palestinians who carried out a shooting attack. Israeli forces raided Nablus, killing the attackers. Violence also erupted at an anti-settlement protest near Ramallah, resulting in the death of a Palestinian. In a separate incident, a two-day Israeli operation in Jenin refugee camp resulted in 12 Palestinian deaths and the evacuation of thousands. Israel claims all Palestinians killed were combatants.
Euromaidan Press: Germany sends Ukraine more bridge-laying equipment, jammers, trucks
Germany has increased its military aid to Ukraine, sending more equipment including a bridge-laying tank, engineering vehicles, radio jammers, anti-drone units, and military trucks. This aid aims to support Ukraine in its defense against external threats.
Fox News: NATO leaders agree to help modernize Ukraine's armed forces, membership talks are still off the table
NATO leaders will bolster Ukraine's armed forces and create a high-level council at next week's summit. Although plans for membership talks are on hold, they will reaffirm Ukraine's future membership. The summit will also address defense spending and the potential membership of Sweden.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Israeli forces fatally shoot 2 Palestinian militants in West Bank amid ongoing unrest
Israeli forces kill two Palestinian militants in the West Bank city of Nablus, following a major offensive against militants. The violence raises questions about the effectiveness of the recent raid in the Jenin refugee camp, which resulted in casualties on both sides. Israeli Defense Minister vows to root out militants.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Ferry Disruptions Hurting PEI Businesses After Years of COVID-19 Closures
The sporadic ferry service between Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia has been challenging for local businesses. The MV Confederation has been out of service due to a mechanical glitch, leaving the Confederation Bridge as the only link to the mainland. This is impacting the tourism industry, which is relying on strong local support this year after two years of COVID-19 closures.
Forbes: Forbes Global 2000 List 2023: The Top 200
Despite challenges like the pandemic, ongoing war, and unpredictable markets, the world's largest companies managed to boost sales and profits. The economic reality is changing without government stimulus and features lower stock values due to inflation and a bearish market. The Forbes Global 2000 ranks the largest companies based on sales, profits, assets, and market value.
Breitbart: Disney’s Next Disaster: Families Skip Magic Kingdom Trips Thanks to Bidenflation
Disney is facing a financial crisis due to high prices and poor attendance at its parks. The company's CEO introduced expensive additions and services, such as Lightning Lanes and Genie+, which have not been well-received. The Star Wars-themed Galactic Starcruiser hotel also failed to attract fans due to its astronomical price. Analysts have expressed concern for Disney's parks division and have lowered their rating on the company.
#military
Flag And Cross: AI Warfare Is Here: US Air Force Showcases Deadly Flying Robots
The Air Force plans to deploy autonomous drones as AI-controlled wingmen in combat missions. These unmanned combat air vehicles will support manned fighter aircraft and perform tasks such as deploying weapons or surveillance systems. The goal is to transition from lab concepts to operational realities and maintain the U.S. Air Force's edge in future battle spaces.
#religion
Fox News: Pope Francis selects US priest who runs outreach for LGBTQ+ Catholics to join major Vatican gathering
Pope Francis has selected Rev. James Martin, an American Jesuit running an LGBTQ outreach program, to participate in a Vatican gathering later this year. The gathering aims to address the inclusion of the LGBTQ community in the Catholic Church, following a global survey indicating the faithful's desire for greater inclusivity.
#culture
The Epoch Times: Thousands Take Part in First Running of the Bulls in Spain's San Fermin Festival
Thrill seekers in Pamplona take part in the running of the bulls at the San Fermín festival. No one was gored this time. The festival attracts tourists and has been at the center of controversy due to animal rights concerns.
Fox News: Taylor Swift's 'Speak Now' re-recorded diss track sends fans into frenzy with changed lyric
Taylor Swift has released the re-recorded version of her album "Speak Now" with a revised lyric that removes a line that was deemed slut-shaming. Fans have mixed reactions, some supporting the change while others wished it hadn't happened. There are also jokes about other problematic lyrics in Swift's songs.
Forbes: Taylor Swift Changes Controversial ‘Better Than Revenge’ Lyric On ‘Speak Now (Taylor’s Version)’
Taylor Swift has changed a controversial song lyric in her new album due to criticism of misogyny. Fans are divided over whether the change was necessary.
Speak Now (Taylor's Version) is expected to top the charts, following the success of her previous re-recorded albums.
#history
All Outdoor: POTD: Sucks They Aren't Around Anymore - Cobray Leinad MR Pepperbox
A vintage gun called the Cobray Model MR, also known as the Leinad Pepperbox or MR Pepperbox, is featured in today's Photo of the Day. Cobray was known for making various unconventional derringers, including this one chambered in .45/410. They even produced a double barrel version with long barrels and a folding stock.
#health
Fox News: Tragic fire engulfs Milan nursing home, leaving 6 dead, dozens injured
A fire in a Milan nursing home killed six residents and injured 80 others. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
#crime
The Epoch Times: W. A. Mozart: Violin Concerto No. 1 | Tzintzuni Philharmonic Orchestra
Detective Rick Malone is hired to find out who stole a valuable Stradivarius violin from the Morelia City Hall Palace. As he delves into the world of classical music, Malone uncovers a web of secrets, rivalries, and deceit. With his sharp wit and unstoppable determination, he unravels the mystery and brings the thief to justice.
Fox News: Fatal shooting inside Lebanon mosque leaves 1 dead, 5 injured
One person died and five others were wounded in a shooting inside a mosque in Lebanon. The victims were Syrian citizens, and the shooting suspect engaged in a gunfire exchange with Lebanese troops.
Fox News: Parkland victims' families tour site of massacre 5 years after tragedy: 'I still can't say goodbye'
Families of victims visit the site of the deadly Parkland school shooting for the first time, seeing the blood-stained building. They take mementos from their loved ones' classrooms. The building will be demolished.
The Epoch Times: Brian Giesbrecht: The RCMP Failed Canadians at Kamloops
In May 2021, the RCMP abandoned their duty to investigate the claims of Indigenous leaders regarding the former Kamloops Indian Residential School. They handed over the investigation to an elected body with no expertise in major crime investigations, leading to the spread of false information and damage to Canada's reputation. This betrayal by the RCMP has caused national anguish and calls for them to fulfill their duty.
The Epoch Times: FTC Imposes Industry Ban On Extended Vehicle Warranty Scammers
The U.S. FTC has banned operators of an extended vehicle warranty scam after defrauding millions of dollars from Americans. Defendants from the American Vehicle Protection (AVP) operation were charged for running extended vehicle warranty scams, making unsolicited calls and falsely claiming comprehensive coverage. The ban prohibits them from marketing and telemarketing, and imposes a $6.6 million judgment.
#outdoors
Forbes: Looking To Get Outdoors But Avoid Crowds This Summer? These 7 National Parks Draw Some Of The Fewest Visitors
U.S. National Parks face overcrowding and traffic issues, but there are seven parks with the lowest attendance in 2022: Great Basin, Dry Tortugas, Katmai, North Cascades, Isle Royale, Gates of the Arctic, and American Samoa.
#technology
Breitbart: Legal Cage Match: Elon Musk Threatens to Sue Facebook over Zuckerberg's Twitter Clone
Twitter is preparing for a potential legal battle with Meta (formerly Facebook) over its new Twitter clone, Threads. Elon Musk has expressed disapproval of Threads, claiming that Meta employed former Twitter employees and violated trade secrets. Meanwhile, Twitter's legal team insists on enforcing its intellectual property rights.
The Epoch Times: Technology: The God That Failed
Technology's promise to solve all our problems is falling apart, with platforms like social media betraying our trust. The belief that AI would revolutionize our lives is debunked as ChatGPT proves to be just a time-saving tool, not true intelligence. As enthusiasm wanes, we realize the costs of these new innovations, from poisoned pharmaceuticals to climate experiments gone wrong. It's time to question our blind faith in technology and return to a more artful and humane approach to improving our lives.
#other
Daily Wire: Drake Is Latest Artist To Get Struck By Flying Object During Performance
Drake was hit by a cell phone during a concert, but was not injured. Fans throwing objects at performers on stage is becoming a trend, with other celebrities like Bebe Rexha also being targeted. Adele has denounced this behavior and warned her fans not to engage in it.
The Epoch Times: Dust Cloud Headed for US Is so Large It Can Be Seen From Space
A large dust cloud from the Sahara Desert is drifting west over the Atlantic Ocean and is expected to impact the United States this weekend. The dust is dense and widespread, and satellite imagery shows a significant cloud currently over the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Forecasters warn that the dust could worsen air quality and potentially affect temperatures. The Saharan dust may also hinder the formation and intensity of tropical storms and hurricanes heading for the U.S.
Human Events: Greta Thunberg arrested, charged in Sweden after blocking port
with activist group
Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg has been charged with disobeying police during a protest against fossil fuels in Malmo, Sweden. The charges carry a maximum sentence of six months in jail, but fines are usually issued. Thunberg's environmental group, Ta tillbaka framtiden, criticized the charges, stating that the real crime is the destruction caused by fossil fuel activities. In a separate event, Thunberg met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelynsky to discuss the environmental consequences of war and advocate for Russia to be held accountable for its actions. Thunberg emphasized the connection between warfare, human suffering, and ecocide, calling for urgent action.