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17 Aug 2023
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#illegals
Newsbusters: NBC Reports on CAT FIGHT Between NY Dems Over Handling of Migrants
New York City Mayor Eric Adams and Governor Kathy Hochul are clashing over the handling of the influx of illegal immigrants in the city. Adams is facing criticism from Hochul for not doing enough, while Adams argues that they have housed 100,000 people and need more assistance. The influx of migrants is causing strain on the city, and housing and caring for them is estimated to cost $12 billion by 2025.
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Joe Biden’s Race Against the Truth
Joe Biden's potential crimes of corruption and his involvement with his son Hunter's shady business dealings have been exposed. Despite previous denials, evidence from various sources, including Hunter's laptop, reveals the extent of Joe's knowledge and participation. The Department of Justice, led by Merrick Garland, has attempted to cover up these crimes, but mounting testimonies and whistle-blowers have forced them to take action. By appointing David Weiss, a prosecutor with a history of suppressing investigations into the Bidens, as special counsel, the DOJ aims to prevent any indictments and ensure Biden completes his term without impeachment or resignation. This strategy also serves the purpose of preventing Kamala Harris from assuming the presidency and maintaining a chance for a younger, more favorable Democratic nominee in 2024.
Front Page Magazine: How the DOJ Outsourced Trump’s Indictment to House Dems
The indictment of former President Trump was heavily influenced by the House Democrat committee investigating the January 6th attack on the Capitol. The prosecutors admitted their dependence on the committee's work and used it as a basis for their demands in the trial. This raises questions about the politicization of the Justice Department and their intention to prevent Trump from running again.
#society
Daily Wire: ‘Comedy Unleashed’ Event Canceled Over One Comedian’s Views On Gender
An upcoming comedy festival in Scotland, called "Comedy Unleashed," has been canceled because one of the performers, Graham Linehan, made controversial comments about transgender people. The venue, Leith Arches, stated that Linehan's views did not align with their values and could negatively affect future bookings. Linehan expressed his frustration with the cancellation, claiming discrimination based on his beliefs.
#war
Fox News: Uber driver from Iraq survives SUV sprayed with bullets in DC, says city is like a war zone: 'God saved me'
Uber driver survives drive-by shooting in Washington D.C., compares the city to war zone.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: What It Will Take to Achieve an Arab-Israeli Peace
Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, in his book "Never Give an Inch," discusses his efforts to improve relations between Arab states and Israel and reverse the disrespectful treatment of Israel by the Obama administration. Pompeo highlights the success of the Abraham Accords and the failure of previous approaches to bring about peace between Israelis and Palestinians. He also criticizes the Nobel Prize committee for awarding Barack Obama the peace prize and praises the achievements of the Trump administration in the Middle East.
#economy
Forbes: Why America’s Shale Boom Is Not Over
Reports of the demise of oil shale have been greatly exaggerated. U.S. shale production continues to defy analysts' predictions. Experts expected a decline in production, but instead, shale producers are innovating and achieving production levels that surprise the oil markets. The U.S. Energy Information Administration now forecasts U.S. crude oil production to average 12.8 million barrels per day in 2023, with expectations of reaching over 13 million barrels per day in the near future. Despite some predictions, the shale boom is far from over, as technological advancements and efficient practices continue to drive growth.
#crime
Red State: California Legislature Won't Even Pass a Law Making Child Sex Trafficking a Felony
In California, child sex trafficking is not considered a felony, despite being a serious crime. A bill to change this was initially voted down but is now stuck in legislative purgatory. Despite the severity of the problem, progress is slow due to concerns about cost.
#sports
Fox News: Cowboys' Micah Parsons appears to throw punch during melee at training camp practice
Tensions rise at Dallas Cowboys' training camp as players engage in scuffles and altercations. Emotions run high as Micah Parsons throws punches at Tyler Biadasz and a full-scale scuffle breaks out. The team's coaches quickly intervene to separate the players.
#outdoors
Fox News: California TV producer dead after falling from rope swing at lake retreat
California journalist Kathryn "Katie" Hoedt died in a rope swing accident at a state park near Folsom. She fell from the swing and was taken to a nearby boat ramp for CPR, but was pronounced dead at the hospital. Rope swings are not allowed at California state parks.
#other
Fox News: Maui wildfire death toll reaches 110, is expected to rise as recovery effort continues
A deadly wildfire in Lahaina, Maui, has claimed the lives of four more people, bringing the death toll to 110. Hawaii Gov. Josh Green expressed his condolences and announced that 35 autopsies have been completed. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is providing assistance to displaced residents, and President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden plan to visit the area.
PJ Media: CNN, MSNBC Go on 'Hiring Spree' of Former Biden Regime Officials Ahead of 2024
Elon Musk criticizes outlets like NPR, CBC, and BBC for being "state media" funded by taxpayers. There is an alleged incestuous relationship between government employees and contributors at CNN, MSNBC, and other networks. Former Biden WH communications officials are being hired by these networks, creating a pro-Dem State TV narrative. This compromises the idea of a free press in a free country.
Fox News: Nick Jonas falls into a hole while performing at Jonas Brothers concert
During a performance in Boston, Nick Jonas fell backward into a hole on stage but quickly recovered and continued performing with his brothers. The Jonas Brothers' current tour includes songs from their latest album and a blend of older hits.