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The Blaze: Horowitz: Florida roofer admits wages rising in construction following DeSantis’ immigration enforcement
Florida's new immigration enforcement law is showing potential in reversing the decline of wages and increasing unemployment rates for non-college-educated Americans. The law, which prevents companies from hiring illegal aliens, has already led to a 10% increase in hourly rates for roofing jobs. By enforcing immigration laws, society can benefit in various ways, including raising wages and creating more opportunities for American workers. However, the issue lies in politicians' unwillingness to cut off mass migration.
The New American: Give Indigenous “Australians” Special Rights? What About Indigenous White People? - The New American
A referendum in Australia proposes special representation for indigenous Australians, sparking debate on whether being the first to reach a land grants special rights. Critics argue that such rights should not be extended to indigenous Germans or other immigrant groups. The discussion highlights the tension between equal citizenship and tribal identity in multicultural societies.
Breitbart: University Study of AI Powerhouse ChatGPT Reveals Clear Leftist Bias
A study reveals that OpenAI's ChatGPT, a leading AI chatbot, shows a bias towards leftist political parties. The study found that the default settings of ChatGPT favor Democrats in the US, the Labour Party in the UK, and President Lula da Silva of the Workers' Party in Brazil.
Daily Wire: Jordan Subpoenas DOJ And FBI Leaders In ‘Big Tech Collusion’ Probe
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan has issued subpoenas to the Department of Justice (DOJ) and FBI leaders as part of his investigation into alleged collusion between the government and Big Tech companies. Jordan criticized the agencies for their inadequate response to previous requests for communication records. The investigation aims to determine the extent of the DOJ's and FBI's involvement in censoring online speech.
Breitbart: Poll: 18% See Mitch McConnell Favorably as Age Comes Under Scrutiny
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) is deeply unpopular with Americans, with only 18% finding him favorable. Conversely, 60% hold unfavorable views of McConnell, with 42% having a very unfavorable perception. Republicans also give him negative marks, with only 34% finding him favorable. Poll conducted by YouGov/Economist.
The New American: Are Conservatives Finally Pushing Back on Reverse Racism? - The New American
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs have surged in popularity since Trump's election, but they actually promote unfairness and discrimination. Affirmative action programs have been challenged and struck down, leading conservatives to now go after diversity initiatives in corporations. Legal battles are heating up against companies like Comcast and Amazon for favoring minority-owned businesses and offering incentives based on race.
The Right Scoop: UNBREAKING: Trump calls on all other candidates to DROP OUT of the race and support him [VIDEO]
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Donald Trump releases video urging all Republican candidates to drop out and back him for president.
Breitbart: Pressure Builds on Alabama’s Katie Britt to Join Rest of Delegation in Endorsing Trump for President
Political consultant Katie Walsh has been accused of concocting a lie to explain why Senator Katie Britt (R-AL) has not formally endorsed former President Donald Trump. Multiple sources blame Walsh for placing Britt in an impossible position, and as pressure mounts for her to endorse Trump, there are concerns that the lie will further damage her credibility. Despite Britt's policy expertise and impressive track record, the delay in endorsing Trump could be detrimental to her political career in Alabama.
#society
All Outdoor: POTD: Raptors Don't Like Shine - A Nickel Plated Franchi SPAS 12
The Franchi SPAS 12, a unique dual-mode shotgun, gained popularity in the US until the 1994 assault weapons ban halted imports. Now it is an iconic movie gun but can no longer be sold in the US.
Breitbart: Human Rights Watch: Chinese Internet Teeming with Anti-Black Racism
Human Rights Watch criticized China for censoring anti-communist content but allowing hate speech against black people on social media. They urged the government to remove racist content and educate the population against generating more. China's discriminatory behavior is not limited to the internet, with black people facing violent racism and discrimination in Guangzhou. Chinese nationals in Africa have also been accused of racist behavior. Human Rights Watch called for affirmative measures to counter hate speech and protect those threatened.
The Blaze: Deputy director of Hawaiian water commission, who may have delayed access to more water resources during Maui fires, previously worried about water 'equity'
The deputy director of the Commission on Water Resource Management in Hawaii has been reassigned after accusations that the agency's delayed response to a request for more water to fight the Maui fires may have caused unnecessary damage. West Maui Land had requested approval to divert more water to help control the blaze, but the request was not approved for about five hours. The delay may have been due to the need to request permission from a local farmer.
The New American: Uganda Leans Toward Russia Amid World Bank Boycott for LGBT Stance - The New American
The World Bank has stopped financing Uganda due to its Anti-Homosexuality Law, which imposes criminal penalties on homosexual acts. President Museveni defends the law, stating it safeguards the family and cultural independence. Uganda is shifting away from Western nations and towards Russia for development.
Daily Wire: Iconic Store May Close Doors In San Francisco After 166 Years, Blames ‘Litany Of Destructive’ Policies
The owner of Gump's, a luxury department store in San Francisco, blames rampant crime, drug use, and destructive policies for the possible closure of the iconic landmark. He calls for the removal of homeless camps and enforcement of local and state laws to restore the city's livability and safety.
Fox News: Pro-life UK man charged for praying by abortion clinic has ‘chilling’ warning for US: It could happen to you
A U.K. veteran warns that attacks on free speech could lead to imprisonment for Christian or pro-life beliefs. Adam Smith-Connor was charged for praying near an abortion clinic and called it a "thought crime." He argues that if the state starts dictating what people think, it will only grow and oppress the entire Western world.
Fox News: Detransitioner warns gender ideology could have 'long-term ramifications' for kids: They 'cannot consent'
Former transgender influencer and author Oli London warns against pushing gender-affirming ideology on young children. According to London, kids cannot comprehend the long-term effects of undergoing gender transition treatments. He believes that it is harmful to push these treatments on children, as they cannot provide informed consent or understand the ramifications. London criticizes companies, schools, and medical professionals for promoting harmful agendas. He also discusses a court case where parents were kept in the dark about their child's transgender identity at school.
The Blaze: Hawaii's Dem governor tries to suspend property sales in wildfire damaged town — but wants the state 'to acquire that land'
Hawaii Gov. Josh Green wants to halt property transactions in the fire-damaged city of Lahaina to prevent locals from being taken advantage of by out-of-state buyers. He also plans to acquire some of the land for workforce housing and as a memorial to those who were lost. Green has issued an emergency housing proclamation and intends to use the crisis as an opportunity to control the land.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: The Real Risks of Doing Business in China
Foreigners Peter Humphrey and Marius Balo testify in the British Parliament about the mistreatment and denial of rights experienced by prisoners in China. They shed light on the systematic forced labor and lack of access to justice within the Chinese prison system. With millions of prisoners in China, both foreign and domestic, suffering from human rights abuses, this issue should not be overlooked by foreign officials.
#economy
Forbes: Stop-Work Orders All But Shut Down New Jersey For Boston Market
The rotisserie chicken chain, Boston Market, has been hit with stop-work orders at 27 of its 30 locations in New Jersey due to claims of workers' rights violations. The Department of Labor and Workforce Development discovered multiple violations, including $600,000 in unpaid wages owed to 314 workers. This comes at a difficult time for the struggling chain as it has already seen a decline in popularity and market share since the COVID-19 pandemic.
#health
Fox News: Kim Kardashian says full-body MRI scans can be ‘life-saving,' yet many experts remain skeptical
Reality star Kim Kardashian praised the use of whole-body magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) screenings, claiming they can save lives. However, medical experts warn of false positives and unnecessary testing that can result from these scans. Critics argue that more information is not always better, and that the cost of these screenings may not be worth the benefits they provide.
#education
National Review: Israeli Minister Asks Princeton to Remove ‘Antisemitic Propaganda’ from Course
The Israeli Minister criticizes Princeton University for including a book promoting "antisemitic blood libel" in a course. They urge its removal.
#crime
Fox News: Arizona woman shoots, kills registered sex offender attempting to break into her home
A woman in Tucson, Arizona, shot and killed a registered sex offender who tried to break into her home. The incident occurred when the woman was home alone and the man attempted to gain access. The woman armed herself with a handgun and fired a shot to scare him away, but he continued to advance towards her. She then shot him, resulting in his death.
#sports
Forbes: Chicago Cubs Still Have Playoff Hopes Even With Marcus Stroman Down
The Chicago Cubs, despite losing Marcus Stroman to injury, still have a chance at the playoffs. Stroman's absence may even increase the likelihood of him staying with the Cubs for another season.
#technology
Forbes: YouTube Channel Linus Tech Tips’ Inaccuracies And Sexual Harassment Allegations, Explained
Technology review YouTube channel Linus Tech Tips has faced controversy after allegations of factual inaccuracies and a toxic work environment were made by a former employee. Gamers Nexus posted a video alleging inaccuracies in review videos, as well as claims that Linus Tech Tips prioritizes quantity over quality. Former CEO Linus Sebastian defended the company's response, but later apologized and pledged to improve quality and accuracy. Additionally, a former social media manager alleged sexual harassment and a review of the allegations has been promised.
Washington Free Beacon: Nearly Half of Americans Want TikTok Banned, Poll Shows
Almost half of American adults support a ban on TikTok due to national security concerns and China's global influence. The survey revealed that 47% of respondents were in favor of banning the Chinese-owned social media app, while 36% opposed it. Republicans were more supportive of a ban than Democrats. The issue may become prominent in the 2024 presidential campaign, with some candidates backing a TikTok ban.
PJ Media: New York City Bans TikTok From City-Owned Devices
New York City bans TikTok from city-owned devices due to security threats, following guidelines discouraging its use on government devices. The app's Chinese owner, ByteDance, has been accused of spying on Americans. Several US states have also implemented bans.
#other
The Federalist: 'Justified: City Primeval' Is Worse Than Bad. It's Boring.
"Justified: City Primeval" is a disappointing sequel that fails to capture the charm and essence of the original series. Set in Detroit, the show lacks the interpersonal drama and sense of place that made the original so engaging. Raylan's presence feels shoehorned in and the plot is unremarkable, resulting in a lackluster experience.
Townhall: The Government Wants to Suppress These Stories
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