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#illegals
Newsbusters: MA Gov. Calls On Families To Help Solve Migrant Crisis
Massachusetts is facing a migrant housing crisis, with a large number of families seeking assistance and emergency shelters being overwhelmed. The state government is asking citizens to help by housing these families. However, some question why the state should bring in more people if it can't adequately care for those already here.
#politics
Fox News: Trump, aide Walt Nauta plead not guilty to new charges in classified docs case
Former President Trump pleads not guilty to charges related to classified documents found at Mar-a-Lago. Trump, along with his aide Walt Nauta and property manager Carlos De Oliveira, face allegations of conspiring to delete surveillance video. The cases are seen as politically motivated.
Flag And Cross: Demonstrators Petition Supreme Court Over Right To Protest At Golan Heights Resort
Anti-judicial reform protesters in Israel petition the Supreme Court for permission to demonstrate near Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's vacation resort in the Golan Heights. Demonstrators complain about police roadblocks and restricted access to the area. The protest movement faces criticism for harassing government officials and employing private investigators.
Daily Wire: Biden Family Will Face Subpoenas, Comer Says
House Oversight Chairman James Comer announced that members of President Joe Biden's family will be subpoenaed as part of a corruption investigation. The investigation centers around millions of dollars that flowed to the Bidens from foreign nationals. The GOP-led oversight panel has identified over $20 million in payments to the Bidens from sources in foreign countries.
Fox News: Biden snapping at Hunter questions shows his 'utter contempt' for Americans, Jonathan Turley says
Fox News contributor Jonathan Turley criticized President Biden and the White House for their handling of questions regarding Hunter Biden's business dealings. Turley accused the president of showing contempt for the American people by changing his statements on the matter. He also highlighted the accusations of influence peddling against the Biden family and questioned the source of their newfound wealth.
During a press conference, President Biden dismissed a question about his alleged conversation with his son's business associates, calling it a lousy question and insisting that he never discussed business deals with Hunter. The president has repeatedly denied any involvement in his son's business affairs.
PJ Media: The Atlanta DA Who Is Expected to Indict Trump Responds to the Former President's Attacks
Georgia prosecutor Fani Willis is facing backlash from Donald Trump's campaign, who claim she is unfit to indict the former president. Willis denounced a TV advertisement that accused her of political bias and unprofessionalism, stating that it contained false information. The Trump campaign highlighted a spike in murders during Willis' first year in office and alleged that she hid a relationship with a gang member she was prosecuting. Willis's character is defended by Young Stoner Life cofounder, YSL Mondo, who believes there are others behind the scenes pulling strings. Trump referred to Willis as a "young racist" and accused her of being "Biden's new lackey."
Fox News: Imprisoned former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan allowed brief visit by wife at high-security prison
Imran Khan, former PM of Pakistan and opposition leader, was visited by his wife in prison. The visit comes as the country prepares for parliamentary elections, with Khan's party expected to face off against the ruling party. Khan, who is currently convicted and unable to participate in politics, claims his removal from power was a conspiracy.
Flag And Cross: US, Saudi Officials Agree On Broad Outline For Israel Deal
The US and Saudi Arabia have reached an agreement on the framework for Saudi recognition of Israel, which could result in a historic Middle East peace deal. Negotiators are discussing specific details, including American assistance for a Saudi nuclear program and security guarantees for Palestinians. However, obstacles remain, and the finer points of the agreement are expected to take several months to finalize.
The Right Scoop: House Oversight to subpoena Joe and Hunter Biden
The House Oversight Committee plans to subpoena Joe and Hunter Biden amid an ongoing probe into their business dealings. The committee has gathered evidence, including bank records, showing that the Bidens received at least $20 million from countries like Russia and Ukraine. Despite the evidence, it remains unlikely that the Bidens will testify before the committee.
Fox News: Biden seeks to assist New Mexico residents sickened by nuclear testing radiation
President Joe Biden is open to granting assistance to those sickened by radiation exposure during nuclear weapons testing in New Mexico. He mentioned this during a speech at a wind tower factory in Belen. The state's historical role as a testing ground has garnered attention due to the movie "Oppenheimer." Democratic Sen. Ben Ray Lujan is working to amend the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act to provide aid to affected individuals. The U.S. Senate recently voted to expand compensation to downwinders exposed to radiation in multiple regions.
Townhall: Animal Rights Extremists Try to Lead Conservatives Astray
Animal rights activists are pushing an agenda to ban hamburgers, zoos, and pet ownership, using deceptive tactics to trick conservatives into supporting their cause. The fight over the EATS Act, legislation on Capitol Hill, is at the heart of the battle. This bill has significant implications for the cost and availability of food in the country and aims to prevent states from banning the sale of legally produced agricultural products. Animal rights groups have been financing ballot measures in states like California and Massachusetts, which not only attack farming practices but also raise prices for pork and eggs nationwide.
Red State: Former Trump Official Miles 'Anonymous' Taylor Claims He Considered Suicide on Election Night 2020
Former Trump official Miles Taylor, known as "Anonymous," claimed to have considered suicide on election night 2020. However, given his history, it is likely a political ploy to promote his new book. Taylor's credibility is questionable, and it seems he was more interested in staying relevant than genuinely worrying about the country. Suicide should never be used for personal gain, and Taylor's actions demonstrate his lack of seriousness.
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: Biden Lashes Out at Reporter for Question About Hunter’s Business
President Joe Biden angrily denied any involvement in his son's foreign business dealings after a reporter asked about the growing evidence linking him to the business. Previous testimony from Hunter Biden's former business associate and the release of new evidence by the House Oversight Committee have raised questions about Biden's role. The evidence suggests that the Biden family received over $20 million from foreign sources, including Russian and Kazakhstani oligarchs, some of whom Biden dined with.
#society
The American Mind: Long-Distance Runaround
The debate about the inclusion of transgender athletes in women's sports continues to escalate. Arguments on both sides highlight the biological differences between men and women that give men a physical advantage in sports. The discussion also touches on the evolutionary explanation for these differences. The right-wing argues for a greater understanding of biology and pushes back against the Left's narrative of erasing biological distinctions in the name of gender equality.
National Review: San Francisco Tour Promises ‘Close and Personal’ Look at Doom, Squalor, and Urban Decay
San Francisco's urban decay and homeless crisis have led to the creation of a controversial "Downtown Doom Loop Walking Tour" that offers a close look at the city's worst areas. The tour promises to showcase drug markets, abandoned offices, and deserted stores while discussing the underlying policy choices that contributed to the city's problems. However, there is uncertainty surrounding the tour's legitimacy and some locals view it as a harmful publicity stunt.
Spectator USA: Lady Gaga’s dad takes on NYC’s ‘Bad Romance’ with migrants
Joe Germanotta, father of Lady Gaga, is frustrated with the presence of 500 illegal migrants in his New York City neighborhood. He is compiling a list of concerns and suggests sending them to sea on cruise ships.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine tackles ten major Russia’s cyber attacks weekly – Ukraine’s cybersecurity chief
Ukraine's cybersecurity chief warns of Russia's ongoing cyber attacks and calls for increased international pressure. Ukraine faces an average of ten major cyber incidents weekly.
Euromaidan Press: Russo-Ukrainian War. Day 533: An explosion at a military factory near Moscow
Russo-Ukrainian War. Day 533: Explosion at military factory near Moscow. Russian attack on Zaporizhzhia residential area. High likelihood of missile and air strikes across Ukraine. Ukrainian Defense Forces hold back enemy attacks in various regions. Losses of Russian army. Russian attack claims three lives in Zaporizhzhia. Ukraine advances in southern frontline. Ukraine conducts successful raid across Dnipro River. German and Swedish aid to Ukraine. US allows training of Ukrainian pilots on F-16. Favorability ratings of public figures. Hungarian minority in Ukraine turns away from pro-Russia stance. Former Austrian foreign minister settles in Russian village. Explosion at Zagorsk military factory. Moscow allegedly repels drone attack. Speculations about Wagner Group's withdrawal from Belarus.
#economy
National Review: It Will Be Tough to Tame Inflation in the Absence of Fiscal Discipline
Inflation rises to 3.2%, exceeding Federal Reserve's 2% target. Core inflation remains at 4.7%. Rising home food and energy prices, along with increasing deficits, contribute to inflation. Fiscal discipline and coordinated monetary and fiscal policies are needed to address inflation and debt sustainability.
#religion
Fox News: US Catholic Church under explicit attack, archbishop warns — but says there's hope
The Catholic Church in the United States is facing a crisis of direction, with decreased political power and a lack of education among the laity. Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone believes that educating Catholics and organizing around critical social issues is the key to regaining influence. However, the church's hard-line stance on social issues has caused tension with both conservative and progressive communities. Despite this, Cordileone hopes that the church can find a place outside of the country's political divide.
#culture
Forbes: Starbucks Is Looking To Cash In On Taylor Swift’s Popularity
Global coffee chain Starbucks has announced plans to create a playlist featuring Taylor Swift's music to be played in its US stores. The playlist, titled "Starbucks Lovers," pays homage to Swift's extensive discography and references a misheard lyric from one of her songs. Starbucks will also rename some of its signature beverages to coincide with Swift's music. The company's commitment to Swift's musical legacy extends beyond the playlist, as she continues her world tour with upcoming shows in Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Japan, Australia, and Europe.
Fox News: Short questions with Dana Perino for Kennedy
Kennedy, a contributor at FOX Business Network, reveals her favorite cocktail, the career opportunity that changed her life, and the artist who had the biggest impact on her. She also shares party tips and her dream roundtable discussion guests.
#crime
Forbes: Trump And Ex-Aide Walt Nauta Plead Not Guilty To Additional Charges In Classified Documents Case
Former President Donald Trump and his aide, Walt Nauta, plead not guilty to additional charges tied to Trump's handling of classified documents. Trump is accused of trying to delete security camera footage at Mar-A-Lago. Charges also include making false statements, conspiracy to obstruct justice, and concealing documents.
Fox News: Connecticut police officer shoots and kills carjacking suspect while trapped in stolen vehicle, chief says
A police officer in Connecticut shot and killed a suspect who resisted multiple orders to stop a stolen vehicle. The chaotic incident began with a report of a stolen vehicle and ended in a crash and shootout. The officer was trapped inside the vehicle, but managed to fire his gun before the suspect crashed into a telephone pole.
Daily Wire: Official Trailer, Release Date Arrive For ‘Convicting A Murderer,’ Hotly Anticipated Response To Netflix’s ‘Making A Murderer’
DailyWire+ announced the release date and trailer for a new true crime series called "Convicting a Murderer." Hosted by Candace Owens, the series aims to set the record straight with new evidence and interviews not covered in "Making a Murderer."
#sports
National Review: The Corner: Cooke: Face It — Women’s Soccer Just Isn’t Very Good
NR senior editor Charles C. W. Cooke finds the women's soccer game unwatchable due to the difference in strength, skill, and pace between men's and women's soccer. He believes that allowing men to play in women's soccer might make the game more interesting.
#outdoors
Fox News: NYC teen jumps off waterfall, drowns following spate of rescues at popular swimming hole
A Brooklyn teenager drowns at a waterfall in upstate New York after jumping with a friend. Rescuers recover the body. Three rescue operations have occurred at the same location recently.
#other
Fox News: Federal government shuts down horseshoe crab harvesting to give species a chance to reproduce
The federal government is banning the harvest of horseshoe crabs in a wildlife refuge to protect their population and ensure they can reproduce. Conservationists have long advocated for limiting the harvest due to the importance of the crabs' eggs as a food source for migratory birds. This decision is a step towards improving ecosystems and aiding the red knot, a threatened species that relies on the crab eggs during its migration.
Flag And Cross: Israel Breaks Ground On Mass Bus Rapid Transit System
Israeli Transportation Minister Miri Regev laid the foundation for the Blue Line, a cutting-edge mass transit system connecting Tel Aviv, Rishon Lezion, Nes Ziona, and Rehovot. The Bus Rapid Transit system is expected to carry 77,000 passengers daily and 56 million annually. It will feature advanced electric buses with priority at intersections, providing accurate arrival times.
Breitbart: Lawsuit: Apple and Tetris Company Stole Plot for Film About Iconic Video Game from Author's Book
Author Dan Ackerman has filed a lawsuit against Apple and The Tetris Company, claiming that they turned his book, "The Tetris Effect: The Game That Hypnotized the World," into a film without his permission. Ackerman is seeking $4.8 million in damages, or 6% of the film's $80 million production costs. The lawsuit highlights 22 similarities between the book and the movie, including the use of the same characters, plot, and themes.