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11 Aug 2023
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#illegals
The Right Scoop: NY Gov to use National Guard as babysitters for 1200 illegal immigrant families currently in NYC
Around 1,200 illegal immigrant families will be relocated from New York City to shelters across the state, which will be staffed by the National Guard. Governor Hochul and state officials are finalizing the details for this relocation to address the strain on the city's existing capacity. The move is also driven by concerns over the enrollment of migrant children in public schools.
#politics
Washington Free Beacon: FLASHBACK: All the Times Biden Berated Reporters for Asking About Hunter
President Joe Biden has not responded to the appointment of a special counsel in the investigation of his son. Biden has previously criticized reporters who raised concerns about Hunter Biden's influence-peddling. The appointment may make it difficult for Biden to ignore questions about his son's actions. Critics argue that the move does not demonstrate a serious approach to the scandal.
Fox News: Despondent Democrats frustrated by defeat after defeat in Iowa: 'It is so bad'
Democrats in Iowa are feeling defeated and believe that the party is at its lowest point in decades ahead of the 2024 election. Republicans have dominated the state, with recent legislation on school choice, abortion, and gender transition treatments for minors. Democrats are exhausted by their losses and struggling to recruit candidates. The state's shift from purple to red is seen as a warning sign for the Democratic party.
Front Page Magazine: Hunter Biden Special Counsel Move Shows the DOJ was Lying All Along
Attorney General Garland grants special counsel status to U.S. Attorney David Weiss, a response to the indictment of Trump and controversy surrounding Hunter Biden. Weiss's previous actions suggest he has already sold out, rendering his new status as special counsel meaningless. This move will prolong the Hunter Biden investigation, keeping it away from Congress.
Fox News: DOJ using Hunter Biden special counsel to 'stonewall' Congress' investigation, GOP lawmaker says
Rep. Jason Smith, R-Mo., criticizes Attorney General Merrick Garland's appointment of special counsel David Weiss in the Hunter Biden investigation, calling it an attempt to "whitewash" the Biden family's corruption. Smith is concerned about the immunity granted to Hunter Biden in a previous plea deal and fears the special counsel appointment is a way to hinder Congress' investigation. The Justice Department investigation into Hunter Biden's business dealings is ongoing.
Newsbusters: CNN Fears Garland Not Protecting Biden After Weiss Special Counsel Decision
CNN hosts Bash and Wu criticize Attorney General Garland for appointing Weiss as special counsel in the Hunter Biden investigation. They express surprise that Weiss is still in charge of the case despite the courtroom debacle. They speculate that Weiss requested the special counsel due to the extraordinary circumstances surrounding the investigation. They also discuss the significance of a special counsel, highlighting that it will provide a thorough report on the investigation and potentially address allegations made by Republicans. Wu calls Garland's handling of the situation a debacle, blaming him for not having better control and implying that the conflict may extend to President Biden.
Breitbart: California Bar Opens Ethics Probe into Kevin Morris, Hunter's Lawyer
Hunter Biden's lawyer, Kevin Morris, is being investigated by the California State Bar for allegedly spying on the set of the movie "My Son Hunter." Morris, a Hollywood attorney, visited the set under false pretenses and failed to disclose his connection to Hunter Biden. The investigation aims to uncover Morris' motives and potential involvement of powerful friends in Hollywood.
National Review: The Corner: Good for Mike Pence
Mike Pence skillfully handles hostile questions about the January 6 incident at the State Fair, while a bystander interrupts and defends him.
The Blaze: Horowitz: The problem with weak Republicans who happen to be anti-abortion
The Republican Party has become a watered-down version of the left, except for their strong stance against abortion. However, they are losing on this issue as well, as seen in the recent defeat of Issue 1 in Ohio. To win on abortion and other issues, Republicans need to focus on a broader agenda and engage with voters on the ground.
Breitbart: Merrick Garland Appoints Weiss as Special Counsel in Hunter Biden Probe
Attorney General Merrick Garland appointed U.S. prosecutor David Weiss as a special counsel to investigate Hunter Biden. Weiss was overseeing the probe and requested to be appointed as a special counsel. Republicans are skeptical, accusing Weiss of whitewashing the Biden family's corruption. The appointment comes as Hunter Biden's gun and tax charges will likely go to trial. The investigation into Hunter Biden could implicate President Joe Biden.
#society
PJ Media: U.S. Suicides Reached an All-Time High in 2022
Amid ideological warfare and a deterioration of traditions and customs in the U.S., last year saw the highest number of suicides recorded in history. In 2022, there were 49,449 suicide deaths, with a slight increase from the previous year. Males constituted 80% of these suicides, but there was an 8% decrease in suicides among young adults and children. The highest rates were among elderly individuals over the age of 85, and firearms were the most common method used. U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy emphasized the need for expanding access to mental health care and supporting one another.
Daily Wire: ‘Anarchy & Chaos’: Female Seattle Cop With 23 Years On Force Sends Scathing Resignation Letter
A Seattle cop resigns, criticizing the city for its "crime and anarchy." Lieutenant Jessica Taylor blasts the mayor, police chief, and city council for failed leadership, allowing criminals to take over the city. Similar issues of crime, homelessness, and drug addiction plague other West Coast cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco.
#economy
National Review: The Corner: Gas Stoves: Doing Some Math
The Department of Energy (DOE) aims to regulate and redesign gas cooking stoves to improve efficiency, resulting in savings of just 9 cents per month for consumers. However, the cost savings estimate from DOE has been significantly overstated and opposition from American adults, including Democrats, is growing. This is part of a larger agenda to force consumers to switch to expensive alternatives to common appliances.
#religion
The Blaze: Another Christian artist deconstructs and goes ... DRAG?!
Former Christian band Caedmon's Call lead singer Derek Webb has released a song called "Boys Will Be Girls" that praises drag queens. Webb, who now identifies as progressive, still references Jesus, the Bible, and the church, but no longer believes in them. Commentator Allie Beth Stuckey finds it disappointing and questions how someone can write and sing about God while holding such beliefs.
#health
Fox News: ‘Major step forward’ for adult patients as new blood cancer drug receives FDA approval
FDA grants accelerated approval for Talvey, an antibody-based therapy for tough-to-treat blood cancers like multiple myeloma. Talvey targets the protein called GPRC5D and shows impressive response rates in patients who have failed prior treatments. The drug has potential side effects including immunosuppression and altered sense of taste.
#crime
The Blaze: Unhinged woman caught on video physically attacking street vendor. Cops say freak out happened after victim asked attacker to pay for eaten food.
A woman in Los Angeles attacked a street vendor after being asked to pay for her food. The woman punched and pepper sprayed the vendor before fleeing the scene. She was later arrested and charged with assault with a deadly weapon.
Breitbart: Hunter Biden Heading for Trial; Sweetheart Plea Deal Abandoned
President's son, Hunter Biden, likely going to trial for tax and gun crimes after plea deal falls apart. Other investigations ongoing.
Red State: BREAKING: Illinois Supreme Court Upholds Semi-Auto Gun Ban
The Illinois Supreme Court upholds the state's ban on "assault weapons" used in mass killings. Several federal lawsuits are still pending.
#sports
Red State: The NFL Franchise in D.C. Is Once Again Facing a Naming Controversy – and the New Suggestion Is Remarkable
The NFL team in Washington, plagued by scandals and poor performance, faces renewed pressure to change its name. The Native American Guardians Association is calling for the team to revert back to their original name, the Redskins, arguing that it represents the country's original settlers and is seen as a point of pride for many Native Americans. While unlikely to happen immediately, the pushback against progressive agendas gives this request a chance of gaining traction.
Fox News: Liberty freshman Tajh Boyd's death was not football-related, coach says
Freshman football player Tajh Boyd, 19, from Chesapeake, VA, died at Liberty University. The death was not football-related. The team learned of Boyd's passing on Aug. 5. Funeral arrangements still pending. Counseling services and a team service were offered. The team is scheduled to open their season on September 2 against Bowling Green.
Forbes: Meet The Pro Athletes Turned Producers Making A Big Play In Hollywood
NBA All-Star Blake Griffin and athlete Ryan Kalil's production company, Mortal Media, has defied skeptics to become a major player in the film and TV industry. Despite facing challenges and stigma as outsiders, the duo has secured a multi-year deal with Sony Pictures and invested in an animation studio. They emphasize the hard work and dedication required in the industry. They have formed partnerships and invested in pioneering technology with Swaybox Studios, aiming to change the film and TV landscape. Mortal Media has also signed a first-look deal with Sony and plans to focus on unscripted sports projects. The strike has slowed their momentum, but they remain resilient and determined to succeed.
Forbes: Keeping The Professional Baseball Dream Alive
Student-athletes find success at two-year community colleges and junior colleges (JUCOs) before making it to Division 1 baseball and the Major Leagues. Players like Josh Rojas, Kevin Ginkel, Merrill Kelly, and Evan Longoria credit their time at JUCOs for their development on and off the field. They emphasize the importance of playing time, coaching, and growth that JUCOs offer.
#outdoors
Outdoor Life: Best Binoculars for the Money of 2023, Tested and Reviewed
Binoculars are essential for outdoor activities, with prices ranging from affordable to expensive. A budget binocular test was conducted to find the best options under $400. The Maven C.1 8x42 was named the Best Overall, thanks to its exceptional image quality and durability. The Vortex Triumph HD 10x42 was deemed the Best Value, offering a good entry-level option with a premium harness and a strong warranty.
The Great Lakes Fisherman: ODJ TV Show YouTube Channel Episode 45: Maui (Part 1)
Angelo explores the wilderness of Maui, engaging in hiking, sea kayaking, and scuba diving.
#other
Breitbart: Hawaii Devastation: Locals Jumped into the Ocean to Escape the Blaze
A devastating wildfire engulfs Hawaii's Maui island, leading locals to jump into the ocean for survival. At least 55 people have died and many face harrowing escapes from the flames. The fire quickly spreads, destroying the town of Lahaina and leaving a ghost town in its wake.
Breitbart: Death Toll from Hawaii Wildfires Rises to 55, Figure 'Could Go Up'
The death toll from the wildfires on Hawaii's Maui island rises to 55, with the possibility of more casualties. The coastal town of Lahaina is 80% destroyed, leaving shocking devastation. It is declared as the largest natural disaster in Hawaii's history.
The American Spectator: Death Toll Rises as Fires Spread on Maui
Wildfires on Maui kill at least 55 people due to dry weather and high-speed winds from Hurricane Dora. President Biden mobilizes federal assets and orders evacuation of tourists.
Daily Wire: ‘Yellowstone’ Star Kelly Reilly Hints At Character’s Future
Actress Kelly Reilly, who plays Beth Dutton in the TV show "Yellowstone," revealed that her character's newfound love with Rip Wheeler is not meant to last. Beth is haunted by her past and has secrets that she believes will lead to her losing him. Reilly also admitted that she is discovering her character's storyline alongside the audience and finds it exciting as an actor.
Fox News: Boxing champion's wife threatened model she'd 'slit your f---ing throat' if she spoke to husband again: report
Boxer Amir Khan's marriage to influencer Faryal Makhdoom has hit rough waters. Khan flirted with a British model, causing tension in their relationship, and later apologized. Recently, Makhdoom threatened the model, expressing her lingering anger. The couple is trying to work through their issues.