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#illegals
Red State: Abbott and DeSantis Secure the Last Laugh on Immigration Despite Accusations of 'Political Stunts'
Illegal immigrants being transported to sanctuary cities like New York and Washington, D.C. was controversial but now Governor Abbott and DeSantis are vindicated. The influx has overwhelmed New York City, leading Mayor Adams to demand secure borders and a national state of emergency. The federal government is struggling to handle the situation.
#politics
Breitbart: Joe Manchin 'Seriously' Considering Leaving Democrat Party
Sen. Joe Manchin is considering becoming an independent, citing the tarnished image of the Democrat brand. He wants to have an independent voice and speak honestly about the extremes of both parties .
Red State: Tapper's Question About Biden Scandal - and Warren's Response - Aren't Going to Make Joe Happy
Senator Elizabeth Warren had an uncomfortable conversation with CNN's Jake Tapper about the Biden family scandal and corruption allegations. Tapper asked about Biden's family members and associates making millions of dollars due to their connections, but Warren deflected the question and discussed ethics and oversight instead. The fact that CNN is discussing this issue is not good news for Joe Biden.
Human Events: EXCLUSIVE: Raheem Kassam’s prediction that DeSantis would fall to
10% in primary polls just came true
Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis is experiencing a decline in the polls, dropping to 10 percent. The polling numbers were predicted accurately by Raheem Kassam, who cautions about the credibility of the polling organization, Cygnal.
PJ Media: Is Joe Manchin About to Ditch Democrats?
Sen. Joe Manchin is considering leaving the Democratic Party before the 2024 election due to the negative reputation of both the Democratic and Republican brands. He has been approached by Republicans about joining their party, but if he leaves, he would become an Independent. This move wouldn't be surprising, as Manchin is likely to lose reelection as a Democrat. He could potentially run as an independent and still caucus with the Democrats, similar to Sen. Kyrsten Sinema. However, polls indicate that he may struggle in a three-way race against a Republican candidate. Manchin's declining margins of victory and negative approval rating suggest that he may retire instead of risking a loss.
Red State: WATCH: Joe Biden Speech to Utah Veterans a Smorgasbord of Confusion and Weirdness
President Joe Biden's recent speeches have been riddled with troubling moments, including a heated exchange with a reporter and false statements about his past experiences. Despite promoting his climate change agenda, Biden arrived in Utah with gas-guzzling vehicles. These incidents raise questions about his fitness for a second term.
The Federalist: Republicans Suggest J6 Committee Destroyed Records
Republicans investigating the Jan. 6 Committee claim the probe did not comply with House rules. GOP Rep. Loudermilk says they struggled to find material from the committee and that there were no reports or videos from the "Blue Team" investigating Capitol security failures. The committee, accused of conducting show trials, did not review surveillance video. The Republican probe was given 2.5 terabytes of data, less than initially claimed. Democrats on the committee failed to preserve records, potentially leading to censure for some members. The investigation's credibility is in question.
#society
Spectator USA: A party on the Greek island of Patmos
The Greek islands are experiencing fires, with some islands having plenty of water and others relying on treated seawater. The Greeks have a long history with fire, worshipping the god of fire, Hephaistos. Patmos, despite being hot, remains a peaceful island where locals have not succumbed to greed. The island has seen an increase in tourists, but still maintains its charm. A Greek editor's pro-royal coverage on TV debates has influenced public opinion, and the Greeks can be both impressive and petty. A wild teen party in the narrator's house gets out of hand, but everyone ends up safe.
National Review: The Corner: Check Your Condescension
In a conversation about David Brooks' article "What If We're the Bad Guys Here?" regarding the self-satisfied and exclusionary nature of the meritocratic elite in the US, Dominic Pino argues that while elites often uphold traditional family values, they fail to promote them. Pino believes that most people do not think about the elites and are content defining success as having a stable job and providing for their families without attending an Ivy league school. Noah Rothman suggests that Trump's appeal lies in his rejection of the elites and David Brooks' notion of "status income disequilibrium syndrome," while Charles C.W. Cooke criticizes Brooks' condescending and simplistic view of Trump's supporters. Pino and Noah acknowledge the societal distrust of institutions and its potential role in the Trump phenomenon.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Republicans torch Biden paying Iran $6 billion for American hostages: 'a terrible deal'
Republicans criticized President Biden's $6 billion deal with Iran to free American hostages. The deal involved releasing the hostages in exchange for Iranian nationals serving prison sentences for violating sanctions. Republicans argued that giving Iran $6 billion in frozen assets would incentivize hostage-taking and fund terrorism. The White House has not responded to the criticism.
#religion
The New American: Beverly Hills Tells Rabbi to Stop Small Religious Gatherings at His Home - The New American
Beverly Hills, California, has ordered a Jewish rabbi to stop holding small religious gatherings at his home. The city used police stakeouts and drone surveillance to gather evidence. The rabbi's attorneys argue that this violates his First Amendment rights and the federal Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act of 2000.
#culture
Forbes: The ‘Barbie’ Movie Is A Massive PR Victory For Mattel, And Baby Names Prove It
The Barbie movie is a box office success, becoming the highest-grossing film solo-directed by a woman. However, there is a hint of cynicism towards the movie's marketing strategy. Searches for Barbie and Ken as potential baby names have increased, but it is unlikely that they will become among the most popular names in 2023.
Newsbusters: ‘Barbie’ Movie Banned in Kuwait, Twitter Reacts
Kuwait and Lebanon ban the "Barbie" movie due to its promotion of ideas and behaviors that go against their culture and religion, including homosexuality and feminism. Some online users support the bans, praising the countries for protecting their values, while others criticize the move as censorship and fear of reality. Amnesty International condemns the censorship as a violation of freedom of expression. Despite other pressing issues, these countries remain steadfast in their stance on ideological accessibility and promotion.
#history
Spectator USA: Who were the barbarians of the steppes?
Interest in Central Asia has been renewed thanks to the success of books like "The Silk Roads" by Peter Frankopan and political events like the Russia-Ukraine war. Bloomsbury has released another book, "Empires of the Steppes" by Kenneth W. Harl, which explores the history of the steppe people and their empires over 4,500 years. The book draws on recent archaeological work and provides insights into the lives of these nomadic societies.
Fox News: Liberal media still ignores Barack Obama's multiple myths all these years later
The media idolized Obama like a legend, treating his election as a milestone. Obama's biographer reveals his insecurities and his unsuccessful pursuit of a white wife. Negative fragments about Obama have the potential to disrupt his cemented mythology.
#health
Forbes: Kim Kardashian Promotes $2,500 Body Scan—Here’s What To Know And Why Some Experts Warn Against It
Billionaire Kim Kardashian promotes a preventive full-body scan called Prenuvo as "life-saving," but medical experts disagree due to the cost and inaccessibility of the scans. Some experts argue that the scans, brought into mainstream attention by celebrities like Kardashian, are a waste of healthcare resources and money.
#education
The American Mind: Teacher Shortage
The national teacher shortage in America worsens as schools struggle to fill open positions, resulting in the hiring of uncertified teachers. Leftists blame lack of funding, while moral injury and corporate culture also contribute.
The Blaze: Texas school district offers free shuttle to raunchy LGBTQ parade, encourages students to wear 'Pride costumes'
A Texas school district provides free shuttle service to LGBTQ parade for students and families, aiming to support LGBTQ students and create an inclusive environment.
#crime
Breitbart: No Charges for California 7-Eleven Clerks Who Pounded Suspect
Two 7-Eleven employees in California tackle a suspect who tried to steal cigarettes. District Attorney confirms employees will not face charges. Social media users express support for the employees' actions. Video footage shows the incident and subsequent beatdown. The incident highlights the issue of shoplifting and criminal justice reforms in California. The suspect is later arrested and believed to be connected to other robberies.
Fox News: Texas police arrest man after explosion at hospital parking garage next to major highway in Austin
Raymond L. Garner, 38, was arrested in Austin, Texas after an explosion at St. David's Hospital. The hospital has resumed normal operations and authorities are investigating whether the explosion was intentional or accidental.
Breitbart: Teen Arrested in Philly Attempted Carjacking That Left 50-Year-Old Dead
Fifteen-year-old Rasheed Banks Jr. was arrested for a carjacking that ended in murder. The victim, Michael Salerno, was shot while resisting the carjackers.
The Babylon Bee: Colt Releases New Airhorn Modification For AR-15
Crime surges in California and police recommend carrying air horns for protection. Colt Manufacturing releases a new attachment for the AR-15: the tactical air horn. It creates a loud noise to deter criminals.
The Blaze: Owner who warned about dangers of company's meat grinder won't serve jail time after teen loses hand
A teen lost his hand operating a meat grinder at US Guys Processing in Michigan. Despite the accident and violating child labor laws, the owner, Darin Wilbur, won't serve jail time. He was fined instead.
Breitbart: Clarence Thomas' Confidants Demand the New York Times Retract Story Alleging He Received Super Bowl Ring from Jerry Jones
In July, the New York Times claimed Clarence Thomas received an $80,000 Super Bowl ring as a gift from Jerry Jones. Thomas' associates deny the report, stating that it was actually a cheap replica. The Times has yet to correct the story.
PJ Media: Pay Attention to the Case of the Murdered Mother in Maryland
Rachel Morin, a mother of five, was found dead and naked in a tunnel. Her face was brutally bashed in, suggesting the killer hated her beauty. The media suspects her boyfriend, who has a history with law enforcement. It's possible she was killed by someone who felt threatened by her pulchritude. This case is deeply personal.
#sports
Forbes: Boone Or Bust: Yankees Manager Always Under Pressure
New York Yankees manager, Aaron Boone, was ejected from a game after arguing with an umpire and mimicking a strikeout call. The high-pressure job of managing the Yankees exposes leaders to constant scrutiny from team executives, fans, and media, with the expectation of winning consistently. Despite the introduction of instant replay, confrontations between managers and umpires still occur, with some managers ranking high on the all-time ejection list.
Fox News: Eagles coach Nick Sirianni's press conference interrupted by bizarre outburst: ‘That was a little distracting’
During a press conference, Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni gets interrupted by a loud scream, derailing his train of thought. The scream turns out to be a pre-practice ritual by linebacker Shaun Bradley. Sirianni refuses to discuss the starting players for the preseason opener against the Baltimore Ravens.
Fox News: Jake Paul says he would 'knock out' Floyd Mayweather Jr, eventually give Canelo Alvarez 'run for his money'
Logan Paul and Jake Paul debate about who is the better boxer. Logan fought Mayweather and believes he is superior, while Jake claims he would knock out Mayweather if given the chance.
Fox News: Texans’ Will Anderson Jr reveals team he ‘low-key hated’ in SEC
Houston Texans defensive end Will Anderson Jr., a former star linebacker at Alabama, named Neyland Stadium as the toughest SEC stadium to play in and revealed his dislike for the Tennessee Vols. Alabama's loss to Tennessee in 2022 was a memorable game, with the Vols winning 52-49 on a last-second field goal, marking the most points scored against an Alabama team since 1907. Anderson's Texans will face the New England Patriots in their first NFL preseason game.
#technology
Fox News: Google’s new feature removes personal information from search results
Google is updating its privacy tool to make it easier for users to remove their personal information from search engines. The 'Results about You' tool allows users to request the removal of personal information that appears in Google searches. The biggest change is that users can now find their information on Google without having to search for it themselves. This update aims to increase internet safety and accessibility.
Forbes: The IRS Cannot Find Millions Of Sensitive Tax Records, Watchdog Inspection Finds
The IRS's management of microfilm backup cartridges is flawed, leading to millions of sensitive tax records being unaccounted for. The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration found flaws in the IRS's safeguarding and storage of microfilm cartridges. This poses a risk of tax refund identity theft.
#other
Fox News: Woman goes viral after she's knocked to the ground while taking photos with elephants in Thailand
A young woman's attempt to take a photo with elephants in Thailand goes wrong when the animals throw her to the ground. The incident was captured on TikTok and has since gone viral.
PJ Media: Hypocrisy: ‘Gender Pay Gap’ at White House as Biden Touts ‘Equal Pay’
Joe Biden preaches about equal pay, but the White House pays women less than men.
Newsbusters: MSNBC Skimps on News of Alleged Mammoth Payouts to Biden Family From Shady Cats
ABC, CBS, and NBC ignored reports of the Bidens' $20 million payments from foreign oligarchs. MSNBC, CNN, and Morning Joe dismissed the issue. Fox News and NewsNation covered it extensively. Conservative media took interest while liberal outlets focused on a smear campaign against Justice Clarence Thomas.
Fox News: Jake Paul calls out brother Logan for ‘playing both sides’ in business ventures after drama during bout
Jake and Logan Paul, YouTube stars, have a friendly rivalry in the business world, but recent events have strained their relationship. Logan was threatened to be ejected from Jake's fight if he brought a Prime bottle, as opposed to Jake's Celsius energy drink, into the venue. The brothers had a heated exchange on a podcast about their businesses and their conflicting loyalties.