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#illegals
Breitbart: Texas Troopers Find 10 Migrant Children Abandoned by Smugglers near Border
Texas DPS troopers discovered a group of ten migrant children left by human smugglers near the Mexico border. The children, ranging from ages ten to 16, were abandoned near Sullivan City, Texas, after being guided across the Rio Grande on a raft. The troopers turned the children over to Border Patrol agents.
#politics
Fox News: Hong Kong arrests 10 for their alleged involvement in overseas donations meant to support fleeing dissidents
Hong Kong police arrested 10 people linked to a defunct fund that supported protesters from the 2019 pro-democracy movement. The arrests are part of an escalating crackdown on dissidents, classified under . The suspects are accused of colluding with the 612 Humanitarian Relief Fund to receive overseas donations and provide financial aid to individuals who fled Hong Kong or called for sanctions against the city. This action follows the arrests of several prominent figures, including Cardinal Joseph Zen and singer Denise Ho, who were detained last year and charged under a national security law imposed by Beijing. The police operation is ongoing and further arrests are possible, according to authorities.
Fox News: GOP presidential candidate says rivals who don't make the debate stage should drop out
Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie suggests that Republican presidential candidates who haven't made the debate stage should drop out of the race. Eight candidates have qualified for the initial debate, including Christie, Donald Trump, Mike Pence, and Ron DeSantis. Half a dozen candidates are still fighting to make the stage.
Forbes: Clarence Thomas Has Received An ‘Unprecedented’ Number Of Gifts From Wealthy Friends, Report Says—Beyond Harlan Crow
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has received numerous luxury gifts and vacations from wealthy friends, including private jet flights, helicopter rides, and exclusive sports event passes. These gifts have raised ethical concerns and questions about whether Thomas violated disclosure rules. The controversy surrounding Thomas' associations with wealthy friends has sparked efforts by Democrats to impose stricter ethics reforms on the Supreme Court, although Republican lawmakers are expected to oppose these efforts.
PJ Media: Who's the Real Barack Obama? Things Are Finally Becoming Clearer
Who is Barack Obama? According to a recent article, Obama carefully constructed a false image of himself and hid details from the American people. He reimagined his life, lied about his relationships, and perpetuated a false narrative about his background. The media largely ignored these discrepancies, fearing accusations of racism.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Trump announces he WON’T sign the RNC loyalty pledge
Trump refuses to sign RNC pledge for GOP debate, raising possibility of third party run. Concerns arise about potential outcome of primary battle.
Fox News: Rand Paul says Fauci caught in lies to Congress about coronavirus research: 'Dead to rights'
Sen. Rand Paul accuses Dr. Anthony Fauci of perjury for lying about government funding of gain-of-function research in China. Paul seeks a criminal referral to the Department of Justice. Fauci's email suggests suspicion of intentional mutation and connection to Wuhan University.
#society
Flag And Cross: Pew: 'Polarized' Israeli Views Of Netanyahu
More than half of Israelis have unfavorable views of Benjamin Netanyahu, with Jews generally favoring him and Arabs having unfavorable views. There are perceived conflicts between political right and left, Arab and Jewish Israelis, and the religious and secular. The survey was conducted during a high-profile period in Israel.
PJ Media: Study: Massive Productivity Losses for Those Who Work From Home
Working from home during the pandemic was touted as a revolution, but a study found that remote work is less productive. Companies have been encouraging employees to return to the office for better teamwork and increased productivity. The decline in remote work has economic, cultural, and societal implications.
Fox News: CNN fact-checked by Community Notes for report that transgender patients 'have no regrets' about 'top surgery'
CNN was fact-checked by X's Community Notes after citing a study on "[t]ransgender and nonbinary patients' satisfaction with top surgery." Critics pointed out that the study's respondent pool was narrow and excluded transgender youth. There were also concerns about applying adult survey results to teenage girls.
A man who underwent gender-affirming surgery warned of the potential regrets and negative impacts. He claimed that transgenderism can spread as a social contagion, particularly in schools, and recommended parents to withdraw their children from such environments.
Fox News: British man shot in head during violent protests in South Africa
A British man was killed during violent protests in Cape Town, South Africa. The protests were sparked by a dispute between minibus taxi drivers and city authorities. At least five people have been killed and over 120 arrested. The strike has had a negative impact, causing schools to close and businesses to reduce services.
Daily Wire: Ana Kasparian Lauds Shapiro’s Fairness After Being Mocked Again For Speaking With Him
Progressive news show co-host Ana Kasparian praised conservative editor Ben Shapiro's respectful conduct during debates, expressing her willingness to engage in conversation with him. She contrasted Shapiro's behavior with that of a left-wing YouTuber and stated her right to reject conversations with disrespectful individuals. Kasparian received backlash from extremists on the left but emphasized that she willingly engaged in debate and defended her views assertively. Shapiro agreed with her stance.
#economy
Forbes: Disney Plus And Hulu Are Dramatically Raising Prices, Again
Streaming services like Disney Plus and Hulu are raising their prices, with Disney Plus now costing $13.99 a month and Hulu costing $17.99 a month. Disney wants to drive customers to their ad-supported tiers to make more money from ads. They are also pushing for a combined bundle of both services, priced at $19.99 a month. Disney's price hikes and declining content quality have left many disappointed, but they continue to be a popular choice for families. Additionally, Disney is cracking down on password sharing, following in Netflix's footsteps. The future may see fixed contracts for streaming services, resembling old school cable TV.
The New American: China Poised to Dominate EV Market in U.K. - The New American
China's dominance in the electric vehicle (EV) market poses a significant security risk to the UK, according to a report. Chinese EVs are cheaper to manufacture and could flood the British market, potentially crippling the domestic car industry. Concerns have been raised about the possibility of Chinese state-owned manufacturers incorporating technology that could bring the cars to a halt, making the UK vulnerable to espionage. The UK government, however, remains committed to the future of the car industry.
#military
Fox News: Kim Jong Un orders troops to 'gird for a war' and begin offensive preparations amid US, South Korean drills
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un orders military to prepare for offensive capabilities amidst a grave political and military situation.
#health
Breitbart: AZ Gov. Hobbs on Restricting Abortion After Viability: Government Shouldn't Interfere in Abortion Decisions
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs (D) expressed support for people's right to make their own healthcare decisions without interference from politicians. She also endorsed a proposed ballot measure that would limit abortion at the viability threshold of 22 to 24 weeks, as determined by healthcare professionals.
#crime
PJ Media: Joe Biden’s Response to Devon Archer Testimony Is More Incriminating Than You Think
Joe Biden finally commented on Devon Archer's testimony, denying claims that he had discussed business with his son's former business associates. However, Biden's response suggests he has been lying about his involvement in his son's business dealings for years. Although he didn't deny being on the calls or attending in-person meetings, his statement contradicts his previous claims of keeping a distance to avoid ethical conflicts. This reveals Joe Biden's potential involvement in the corruption of the Biden crime family.
Human Events: Autistic UK teen girl brutally arrested in her own home after
saying ‘I think she’s a lesbian’ about a police officer
16-year-old autistic girl, Amanda, arrested by West Yorkshire Police for allegedly saying a police officer was a lesbian. Mother claims Amanda was in distress due to autism. Video shows police surrounding Amanda as she self-harms. Incident sparks debate on hate speech legislation.
Fox News: Washington officers fatally shoot man who opened fire following attempts to de-escalate situation
In Tacoma, Washington, a 41-year-old man was shot and killed by police after firing at them during a disturbance. The suspect refused to cooperate, leading to the involvement of a SWAT team.
#sports
Forbes: Nascar Rookie of The Year Candidate Noah Gragson Asks For Release From Legacy Motor Club
NASCAR driver Noah Gragson has asked to be released from his contract with Legacy Motor Club after being suspended by the team and NASCAR for "liking" a meme about George Floyd. Gragson wants to take time to work through the NASCAR reinstatement process. Legacy Motor Club has not announced a replacement driver for Gragson beyond Watkins Glen.
Fox News: Lane Kiffin highlights student-athlete concerns following Pac-12 exodus
Five schools are leaving the Pac-12 conference, resulting in major changes to college athletics by 2024. This means longer travel days for all sports teams, affecting athletes in every sport and their academics. Coaches like Lane Kiffin and Chip Kelly have raised concerns about the impact on athletes and suggested different models for conference alignment.
#science
Flag And Cross: Study Shows Mars Is Spinning Faster Than Usual
Space scientists have made precise measurements of Mars' rotation using data from the InSight Mars lander, which lost power in December 2022. They have discovered that the planet is spinning faster and "wobbling" due to the movement of its molten metal core. The findings, detailed in a recent Nature paper, show an acceleration in Mars' rotation rate, but the cause is still unclear.
#other
Fox News: Aaron Carter's twin sister Angel blames 'fame and money' for his battle with addiction
Aaron Carter's twin sister Angel speaks out about his death, detailing his battle with addiction and their toxic family environment. Aaron drowned at the age of 34, with drugs listed as contributing factors. He struggled publicly with addiction and his sister blames their family dynamic. Their mother shared disturbing photos of the bathroom where his body was found, causing privacy concerns. Aaron's legacy should be more than his final years. He is survived by his son and had a successful music career.
Breitbart: 'Totally Without Scruples' People Smugglers Kill Again: 41 Dead
Forty-one migrants, including three children, are feared dead after their boat capsized in bad weather in the Mediterranean. Four survivors, a 13-year-old boy, a woman, and two men, were rescued and brought to the Italian island of Lampedusa. The migrants were from Ivory Coast and Guinea and had set off from the Tunisian port of Sfax. The shipwreck is one of several deadly incidents reported recently. The Mediterranean migrant crossing is the world's deadliest, with over 1,800 deaths recorded this year alone. ,