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11 Aug 2023
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#illegals
The Right Scoop: Gov Greg Abbott reveals how many illegals he’s sent around the country and where…
Governor Greg Abbott announced that over 30,000 migrants have been bused to sanctuary cities, with New York City receiving the highest number. This bussing program, started a year ago, aims to shed light on the challenges faced by border states dealing with illegal immigration.
#politics
Newsbusters: MSNBC Sees 'Basic Hollowness And Absurdity' In GOP Focus On Biden Scandals
MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle highlighted a clip of GOP Rep. Nick Langworthy on Fox News, where he stated that they have no evidence of direct payments to President Joe Biden from his son's business dealings. Ruhle celebrated this admission, while Lincoln Project's Stuart Stevens criticized the GOP's focus and lack of policy proposals. Despite the edited clip, Langworthy also detailed how the Biden family traded off their name for personal gain.
Daily Wire: Foreign Post Handed To Hunter Biden’s Art Buyer Is Notorious For Corruption, Used To Buy Foreign Influence
A wealthy Democrat donor appointed to a federal commission with a history of corruption and secrecy paid Hunter Biden for his artwork. The commission has been known to advance the financial interests of its members, and Hunter's business partner also held the same position. This raises concerns about the lack of attention and oversight given to the commission.
The Blaze: Reporter Simon Ateba sues White House in fight for press freedom after 440 journalists stripped of hard-pass credentials
White House correspondent Simon Ateba sues Biden administration over press freedom, claiming that the new press badge restrictions have effectively banned him and hundreds of other reporters. Ateba accuses press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre of discriminating against smaller news outlets and not taking his questions. The lawsuit aims to uphold the First Amendment and maintain a free press.
#society
Breitbart: Folk Singer Oliver Anthony Goes Viral with Searing Protest Song Against D.C. Elites: 'Rich Men North of Richmond'
Folk singer Oliver Anthony gains millions of views and offers for album after his defiant protest song, "Rich Men North of Richmond," strikes a chord with ordinary Americans, highlighting the struggles of working-class families in the era of Bidenflation and elite opulence. The song resonates with those crushed by the indifference of Washington elites.
Breitbart: Third of Britons Do Not Realise 'Transgender Women' are Biological Males
Over a third of the UK population is unaware that "transgender women" are biologically male. The confusion surrounding transgender terminology is blamed on the legacy media and the LGBT movement. The BBC has been criticized for misleading information regarding a transgender serial killer. Researchers and campaigners suggest that clear and specific language is necessary to avoid confusion and misunderstandings. The political class has also struggled to accurately address the transgender debate.
#economy
Forbes: U.S. Jobless Claims Hit Highest Level In Weeks As CPI Expectations Surprise On The Upside
Jobless claims rose for the fourth week in a row, while continuing claims remain low. Inflation for July met analyst forecasts and was primarily driven by shelter costs. The stock markets reacted positively, but the bond market was volatile due to the Treasury sell-off.
#culture
National Review: Rise of the ‘Rat Girl’
Young women on TikTok are embracing the "Rat Girl" movement, which encourages them to live carefree and selfish lives. Social media trends like this have a significant impact on today's youth, shaping their language and behavior. While these trends may seem trivial, they can have lasting effects on the younger generation.
#crime
Fox News: UEFA President Ceferin set to travel to Greece following deadly riot ahead of Champions League qualifier
One man was killed and 10 others injured when Croatian supporters attacked bystanders outside a soccer arena in Greece. The Champions League qualifier between AEK and Dinamo Zagreb was cancelled and over 100 people were arrested.
UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin will meet with the Greek Prime Minister to discuss the attack. A funeral will be held for the victim and police are searching for Croatian fans who escaped arrest.
#sports
Fox News: College basketball star Caitlin Clark gets butter sculpture at Iowa State Fair
Caitlin Clark, the star of the Iowa Hawkeyes basketball team, led them to the Final Four before losing in the national championship. She has reached new levels of stardom, with a butter sculpture of her unveiled at the Iowa State Fair. Clark's senior season is highly anticipated, and she may enter the WNBA Draft in 2024.
Forbes: Australia X France: Eugenie Le Sommer Says ‘It Is One Of France’s Most Important Matches In History’
In the quarter-final match of the Women's World Cup, Australia must stop France's deadly striker Eugénie Le Sommer to advance. Uncertainty remains regarding Sam Kerr's inclusion in the starting lineup. France, a tournament favorite, is prepared for the pressure and considers this match crucial.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Ode to Joie: Hunting the Cajun Way
A Cajun hunter takes the protagonist on a hog hunt, insisting they use a knife instead of a gun. The hunt ends with the protagonist stabbing the hog to death. Later, the protagonist goes deer hunting with a Cajun crawfisherman, and they celebrate a successful hunt. Finally, the protagonist goes duck hunting in the Atchafalaya Delta and has a successful hunt.
#other
The Blaze: Amateur country singer launched from obscurity to the big time after surrendering to God and playing his heart out in viral song
Oliver Anthony's viral song, "Rich Men North of Richmond," is resonating with country music fans and catching the attention of legends like John Rich. Anthony, who has faced personal struggles, hopes to be a voice for those who are tired of their circumstances. His song has received overwhelming support, with offers to fund and produce a professional album. Anthony is grateful for the outpouring of love and believes in the power of faith.
Fox News: Experts throw cold water on Dem claims that Hawaii wildfires caused by climate change
Environmental experts dispute claims that global warming caused the devastating wildfires in Maui, Hawaii. They attribute the fires to poor land management practices and declining agriculture in the state. Experts emphasize the importance of adequate support, planning, and resources for fuel reduction projects to mitigate wildfire risk.
Red State: California's New Plan to Stabilize Its Energy Grid Is So Insane You'll Mistake It for Parody
California's largest electric utility, PG&E, wants to use the batteries of electric vehicles to stabilize the grid during unstable periods. The state government is pushing for mandatory bi-directional charging for new electric vehicles. However, this plan does not solve the state's energy problem and could cost electric vehicle owners thousands of dollars in battery replacement costs.
Forbes: What’s Weird About The Grateful Dead’s Continued Chart Success
The Grateful Dead has reached a new milestone in their career, with 119 different projects making it on the Billboard 200. Although they haven't had a top 10 album, more than 50 of their albums have cracked the top 40. Despite their lack of traditional promotion and limited success on the Hot 100, the band's dedicated fan base continues to support their music.