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#illegals
Liberty Nation: The White House Says Illegal Immigration Is Down – But Is It?
America is experiencing a surge of illegal immigration that is leading to higher crime, child trafficking, and drug smuggling. The Biden administration's policies have made it easier to enter the US illegally and have not effectively protected the border and its people. The redefinition of the Public Charge Rule and the parole program for certain countries have also impacted the immigration system, creating backlogs and strains on resources. The CBP One smartphone app has also created controversy and inequality in access to the asylum process. The administration claims illegal immigration numbers have dropped, but critics argue that the root problems are still unresolved.
#politics
The New American: 'The Great American Divorce' Is Not Just Happening; It's Growing Bigger by the Minute - The New American
Americans are leaving high-tax, high-regulation blue states and moving to low-tax, light-regulation red states. Liberal Democrat policies have failed, and people want personal and economic freedom. Red states like Texas, Florida, and Nevada are winning, while blue states like California and New York are losing citizens. The Great American Divorce, driven by financial motivations, is underway.
Red State: Missouri Democratic Party’s Twitter Account Wishes Arson on the House of a Trump Supporter
The Missouri Democratic Party's official Twitter account tweeted a joke about a Trump supporter's house burning down, which is disturbing considering Ferguson's history of violence. The media's biased coverage and lack of concern for human life is evident, and St. Louis is known as the most unsafe city in America. The Democrats' tweet and subsequent deletion without apology is just another example of their hypocrisy and disregard for peace.
Breitbart: Sununu: If Biden Indicted on Bribery, Next Year Could Be an 'Ugly Ticket'
Governor Chris Sununu predicts an "ugly ticket" for the 2024 election if Biden faces indictment like Trump. He believes other candidates are emerging as potential threats to Trump and points out Trump's lack of ability to connect with voters. Sununu states he plans to vote for the Republican nominee but not Trump, and questions whether Democrats would support Biden if he were indicted.
The Blaze: Burisma bigwigs and Hunter Biden 'called DC' to resolve issue of Ukrainian prosecutor looking into corruption: Devon Archer
Hunter Biden's old friend and business partner, Devon Archer, testified before the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability, detailing President Joe Biden's involvement in his son's foreign dealings. Archer emphasized that the president spoke to his son and his son's business partners on numerous occasions. Archer also revealed that Joe Biden was crucial to Hunter Biden's overseas business dealings and that he was referred to as "the brand." The Biden presence at the Ukrainian energy company Burisma served to deter legal interference, according to Archer.
Archer further revealed that Hunter Biden was summoned over the phone as "the brand" during business meetings, showing his importance. Archer referenced a case where Hunter Biden was asked for help dealing with Ukraine's prosecutor, Viktor Shokin, who was investigating possible corruption at Burisma. This request was not uncommon, as Hunter Biden's goal was to close down any cases against the company's founder. The House Committee on Oversight and Accountability is examining the Bidens' money trail to determine potential corruption and threats to national security.
#war
Forbes: Scythes, Achilles And Buzz Bombs: A New Ukrainian Arsenal Takes Aim At Moscow
Drone strikes hit Moscow, increasing in pace with new Ukrainian drones in operation. Three types of drones identified, including the UJ-22 Airborne, Bober, and a third developed by the For Revenge syndicate. Moscow to face more advanced and capable drones in the future.
Euromaidan Press: Team of Ukrainian snipers eliminated 524 Russian soldiers in 6 months
A team of Ukrainian snipers, known as the "Ghosts of Bakhmut," has eliminated 524 Russian soldiers over the past six months through stealthy night raids. The snipers have had a profound psychological impact on their adversaries, instilling fear one kill at a time.
#health
Breitbart: Report: Vegan Raw Food Diet Influencer Zhanna Samsonova 'Dies from Starvation and Exhaustion'
Vegan influencer dies from starvation and exhaustion. She promoted raw food diet. Friends and family noticed her deteriorating health.
Breitbart: CDC: Researchers Suggest Leprosy May Become Endemic in Florida
Leprosy is becoming endemic in the southeastern United States, with Florida accounting for the majority of cases. The disease may be spreading due to increased migration, as seen in Spain and North America.
#crime
Breitbart: Locals Live in Fear Amid Massive Migrant Gun Battles at Hungarian Border
Migrant smuggling gangs engage in violent gun battles with each other and the police in a small farming community on the Serbian-Hungarian border. Residents fear for their safety and call for military intervention. The violence stems from territorial disputes and the lucrative business of human trafficking.
Breitbart: Colombia: Radical Leftist President’s Son Arrested in Money Laundering Probe
Nicolás Petro Burgos, son of Colombian President Gustavo Petro, was arrested for alleged money laundering and illicit enrichment linked to his father's campaign. His ex-wife claimed he received money from drug traffickers and kept it instead of using it for the campaign.
#sports
The Federalist Papers: KJ Hamler Diagnosed with Pericarditis After Experiencing Chest Pains
Denver Broncos wide receiver KJ Hamler has been diagnosed with pericarditis, a rare heart condition, and will be taking a break from the NFL season to receive treatment. Despite being waived as a procedural move, there is still a possibility for Hamler to return to the Broncos or join another team later in the season. In other Broncos news, head coach Sean Payton has engaged in a verbal feud with the New York Jets, setting the stage for an intense matchup in Week 5.
Fox News: Shohei Ohtani watches as Braves outfielder Michael Harris II makes incredible catch to stop home run
Shohei Ohtani came close to hitting his 40th home run of the 2023 season, but center fielder Michael Harris II made a remarkable catch to prevent it. Despite this, the Angels won the game, moving closer to the top of the league.
Forbes: Why NBA Teams Are Valuing Draft Picks More Than Ever Before
The NBA's new collective bargaining agreement brings severe penalties for teams crossing the luxury-tax threshold. As a result, teams are placing more value on draft picks, benefiting teams like the Thunder, Jazz, and Spurs. The new CBA also increases the value of second-round picks, allowing teams to sign them to longer contracts without using salary-cap exceptions.
#technology
Daily Wire: NASA Loses Contact With Spacecraft That’s Been Exploring Solar System More Than 40 Years
NASA lost contact with Voyager 2 spacecraft after an accidental antenna shift. The spacecraft is currently 12 billion miles away and cannot send or receive data.
#other
Forbes: Here’s The Exact Time ‘Call Of Duty’ Season 5 Begins For ‘Warzone’ And ‘Modern Warfare II’
Call of Duty Season 5 brings new content including maps, modes, operators, and a battle pass to both Modern Warfare II and Warzone. In Modern Warfare II, there are new maps, a capture-the-flag mode, and new gunfight variants. In Warzone, there is a new Vondel Champions Quest and new vehicles. Players can also choose between Task Force 141 and Shadow Company in a Faction Showdown. The new season starts on August 2nd with a big reveal of Call of Duty 2023 expected.
Fox News: California relying on fossil fuels for critical power amid record heat wave: 'We need natural gas'
California heavily relies on fossil fuel-fired power plants to provide electricity during a heat wave. Natural gas makes up over 40% of the state's power grid supply, while solar energy accounts for almost 34%, but only during peak sunlight hours. Kevin Slagle of the Western States Petroleum Association argues that the state needs natural gas to power its grid, despite its climate goals. The use of fossil fuels comes under scrutiny as Governor Gavin Newsom blames them for climate change and advocates for policies to transition away from traditional power sources.