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#illegals
Daily Wire: More Than 150k New Cases Filed With U.S. Immigration Courts In July Alone
Over 150,000 new immigration court cases were filed in the U.S. in July alone, with an average of 4,800 migrants entering the country daily. This year has seen a record number of over 820,000 migrants allowed into the country, surpassing previous records. The migrant crisis has led to overcrowded shelters in cities like New York, which is now sheltering a record-breaking 105,800 people, causing the city to spend $1.2 billion on assistance.
#politics
Breitbart: Breitbart News's Matthew Boyle on Carrying Out Andrew Breitbart's Legacy
Boyle, the Washington Bureau Chief of Breitbart News, spoke on a podcast and highlighted the importance of Breitbart's mission to expose and combat the left's agenda. He discussed his own journey in journalism and how he became politically engaged during the Tea Party movement. Boyle emphasized the need for patriotic Americans to continue fighting against the elites and defending regular people.
Newsbusters: HA! POLITICO Cites 'Thick Bold Line' Between Biden White House and Justice Department
Team Biden remains silent on questions about the multiple indictments of Trump, citing a focus on restoring governing norms and keeping a clear line between the White House and the Justice Department. While some Democrats are growing impatient, Biden's strategy seems to be avoiding the details of Trump's scandals and instead focusing on values and agendas. As Trump's legal troubles mount, Biden can continue to highlight his achievements without being overshadowed by the constant discussion of Trump's indictments.
Red State: Wikipedia Takes on 'Rich Men North of Richmond' and Gets It Completely Wrong
Oliver Anthony goes from unknown to international star with his song about the plight of poor Americans. But the left attacks him, labeling his lyrics as "right-wing" talking points. The song actually reflects the discontent in America's working class, transcending partisan politics.
Breitbart: Breitbart News's Matthew Boyle: Left's Targeting of Trump a Catalyst for Conservative Awakening
The targeting of former President Donald Trump by the Deep State is revealing the corruption of the elites in Washington, according to Matthew Boyle of Breitbart News. He believes that the public is awakening to this corruption, similar to how the Tea Party movement brought attention to it in the past. Boyle explains that this is an information war, fought with facts and information, and that Trump is seen as the voice of the American people. He predicts that Trump is in a strong position to win back the White House.
Forbes: Kyle Rittenhouse Launches Foundation Aimed At Fighting Gun Control
Kyle Rittenhouse, the young man acquitted of killing two Black Lives Matter protesters, has launched a nonprofit in Texas to protect the right to bear arms. The Rittenhouse Foundation aims to provide education and legal assistance, with conservative figures like Chris McNutt and Shelby Griesinger joining as directors. Rittenhouse has been active in conservative politics since moving to Texas, endorsing Republican candidates and opposing gun control measures.
PJ Media: Poll: 48% of GOP Primary Voters Want RFK Jr. As CDC or FDA Director
A recent poll shows that Republican voters in Iowa support the idea of appointing Democrat presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. to head either the CDC or FDA, despite his skepticism towards vaccines. This highlights the disconnect between the governing class and the electorate. While the Daily Mail portrays Kennedy's criticism of the health establishment negatively, GOP voters see it as a way to fight against the corruption within these agencies. They believe Kennedy's expertise and passion make him the ideal candidate to "drain the swamp" of corporate control.
Breitbart: Report: Hunter Biden Hired PR Firms to Airbrush Wikipedia
Hunter Biden used PR firms to edit his Wikipedia page, deleting negative references and adding positive information about his work and appointments. The edits were made through anonymous accounts to make them appear organic. This highlights the practice of paid Wikipedia editing and the control of left-leaning editors on the site.
The Right Scoop: WATCH: Trump lawyer accuses Doocy of being a Trump hater because he asked a question she didn’t like
Lawyer accuses Fox News anchor of being a Trump hater on live TV.
Breitbart: Judge in Donald Trump’s D.C. Case Related to ‘Most Influential’ Marxists
U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan, assigned to the January 6 case against former President Donald Trump, has family ties to influential Jamaican Marxists. Chutkan's grandfather and great uncle played key roles in founding Jamaica's People's National Party, with her great uncle being considered the most influential member of a Marxist group within the party. Chutkan has also shown bias in her rulings and harshly sentenced January 6 defendants.
#society
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: White House Hypes Biden’s Empathy After He Vacations Through Maui Wildfires
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre praises President Biden's response to the Maui wildfires, stating that he cares about the affected individuals. Biden broke his silence on Tuesday and promised Hawaii full support from the federal government.
Fox News: Maui fire puts spotlight on importance of class-action lawsuits, legal guru says
Hawaiian power companies are facing a class-action lawsuit over their alleged negligence during the Maui wildfires. The suit accuses the companies of ignoring weather warnings and keeping their power lines energized, leading to widespread property damage, injuries, and loss of life. Legal expert Danny Karon believes that class actions are crucial for providing relief to victims of mass disasters like these.
Fox News: Mom returns from trip to find Maui home in ruins: 'There's nothing left'
A Maui resident returns home to find her house destroyed by wildfires. She pleads for long-term housing and schooling for children. The community comes together to support each other.
Forbes: Tuohy Family Accuses NFL’s Michael Oher Of ‘Shakedown’ After He Alleged ‘Blind Side’ Story Was A Lie—Here’s What We Know
A Tennessee couple denies profiting off ex-NFL lineman Michael Oher's life story, after Oher accused them of tricking him into a conservatorship that earned them thousands of dollars. The couple's attorney claims Oher threatened them with a negative story in the press unless they paid him $15 million. The attorney argues that the conservatorship was only meant to assist Oher, and the couple will not oppose its termination. Oher alleges that the couple received payments and residuals from the film "The Blind Side," while he did not receive anything.
Fox News: Kristin Bell, Dax Shepard shoot down criticism they lied about being stranded at airport
Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard were stranded at the Boston airport after experiencing delays and cancellations. They were unable to find available hotels and ended up making makeshift beds with items from the airport. Eventually, they were kicked out of the airport but found refuge with a friend nearby. They received criticism for documenting their airport troubles, but Bell and Shepard dismissed the negativity as a result of people wanting to be angry about something.
#foreignaffairs
American Thinker: VIDEO: A good, quick analysis about China’s serious internal problems
China's structural problems and communist regime make it a risky and sloppy country. Its declining demographics and weak military are concerns, but its size and global influence cannot be denied. China's only way out is either reform or war, particularly with Taiwan. Ben Shapiro's video provides more insight into China's issues, which could be dangerous. With America's own problems, the impact of China may not matter in the end.
#economy
American Thinker: Get Woke, Go Broke: Target misses its target for first time in 6 years after Pride Month caper
Target experienced a decline in sales and foot traffic as consumers pulled back on discretionary goods and expressed backlash towards the brand's Pride Month collection. The company lowered its annual sales forecast and saw a 27% decrease in earnings compared to the previous year. This decline may be attributed to the company's focus on wokester attitudes and failure to prioritize customer satisfaction.
#health
Fox News: Parents prepping for back-to-school time are urged to talk to kids about drugs: 'Far-reaching implications'
Experts emphasize the importance of discussing the risks of drug use with kids and teens as the new school year approaches. Illicit substance abuse among teens is prevalent, with an increase of 61% in drug use among eighth graders. Parents talking openly about drugs can help deter children from trying them and build trust in the parent-child relationship. It is crucial to address topics such as fentanyl, the dangers of counterfeit pills, the harms of vaping, the availability of Narcan to reverse overdoses, the connection between drug use and mental health, and the legal and health consequences of drug use. These conversations should be approached factually and in an age-appropriate, respectful, and non-judgmental manner.
#crime
The Blaze: Howard U student says security guard 'just walked away' from motionless brawl victim after attack on campus by mob of 'DC locals': Report
Howard University students were attacked by a mob of D.C. locals. The students reported being assaulted and one was stabbed. The security guard at the scene allegedly walked away from the motionless victim.
National Review: Fulton County DA Proposes March 2024 Trial in Trump Election Case
Fulton County DA Fani Willis proposes March 4, 2024 trial for former President Trump and 18 co-defendants indicted for allegedly trying to overturn 2020 election in Georgia. Trump faces 13 felony charges, including forgery and violating the RICO Act. Other defendants include Meadows, Giuliani, Eastman, Ellis, and Powell.
Fox News: Long Island cop takes down gunslinging suspect with fender side swipe on video
A police officer in Long Island used his patrol vehicle to knock down an armed suspect who was aiming a gun at drivers and officers. The suspect, Kiber Calderon, was arrested and faces multiple charges including menacing and criminal possession of a weapon. The officer's actions were praised for swiftly and effectively resolving the dangerous situation.
#sports
Fox News: Jets' Robert Saleh roasts offensive line in expletive-filled speech: 'Change who the f--- we are'
New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh is disappointed with the performance of the team's offensive line during joint practices with the Carolina Panthers. He emphasizes the importance of the offensive line's performance in determining the success of the team and urges the players to give their all on the field. Injuries and lack of continuity have been issues for the Jets' offensive line, and Saleh stresses the need for improvement before the start of the season.
Fox News: Jets coach hospitalized after 'friendly fire' in altercation with Buccaneers
Tempers flared during a joint practice between the New York Jets and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, resulting in an altercation between players. Jets senior defensive assistant and cornerbacks coach Tony Oden was injured and taken to a hospital after being hit by "friendly fire." Oden is stable and recovering.
#science
The New American: Nobel Prize-winner Clauser Signs "There Is No Climate Emergency" Declaration - The New American
A group of over 1,600 scientists and professionals in the field of climate science have signed a declaration stating that there is no climate emergency. The signatories believe that climate science has become politicized and the discussion has become a war of beliefs rather than a scientific debate. They argue that climate variability is largely due to natural factors and that carbon dioxide is not a pollutant but essential for life on Earth. However, critics denounce the declaration as "anti-science" and claim that the signatories lack expertise in climate science or are influenced by fossil-fuel interests.
#other
Field & Stream: Watch a Killer Whale Charge a Small Fishing Boat
An angler in southeast Alaska has a close encounter with an orca while fishing for halibut. The orca approaches the boat and stays beneath it for a while, but eventually swims away.
Breitbart: John Podesta Blames Climate Change for Maui Fire, Touts Inflation Reduction Act as Solution
John Podesta blames climate change for the Maui wildfire, but there is no direct evidence. Invasive alien grass species and power lines are also possible factors. The Inflation Reduction Act is actually about funding climate change spending.