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#illegals
Fox News: Over 60 migrants who departed Senegal for Spain in monthlong voyage feared dead
Over 60 migrants are feared dead after a Spanish fishing vessel rescued a boat off Cape Verde, with 7 bodies found and 56 missing. The route from West Africa to Spain is dangerous, with many migrants risking their lives on overcrowded boats.
#politics
The Blaze: Commentary: California Republican Party surrenders to the left in new party platform
The California Republican Party has made changes to its party platform that align it more closely with the Democratic platform from decades ago. The changes include dropping support for traditional marriage, protections for religious dissenters, and election integrity measures. The revisions also remove language about two-parent families and the beginning of life in the womb, replacing it with a vague statement about reducing abortions. These changes, aimed at increasing electability in a blue state, fail to address the concerns of voters and the issues facing California.
PJ Media: It’s Getting Serious Now: L.A. Times Kicks Off the Dems’ 'Dump-Harris' Movement
The search for a replacement for Kamala Harris as the potential 2024 candidate gains urgency. Despite the Los Angeles Times calling for her removal, it is unlikely as it would require Biden to admit his mistake in choosing her. A plan involving Dianne Feinstein resigning and Harris taking her place is suggested, but it is doubtful that it will happen.
Fox News: Comer demands National Archives fork over unredacted emails involving Hunter Biden, Ukraine, Burisma
House Oversight Committee Chairman Rep. James Comer wants access to unredacted emails between Joe Biden and his son Hunter Biden regarding Ukraine and Burisma. The committee seeks to investigate the Biden family's alleged corruption. Comer also requested all drafts of Biden's speech to the Ukrainian parliament in 2015.
Red State: Cruz Blasts Leftwing Lawfare Against Trump, Others: ‘It Is Nakedly Political’
Senator Ted Cruz criticizes Democrats for weaponizing law enforcement and the judicial system against their political opponents, comparing it to Third World despotism. He argues that the recent cases against former President Trump are used to manipulate news cycles and silence Trump's lawyers, leading to a dangerous turn for democracy.
#society
Daily Wire: Dem Governor Sued Over New Law Allowing State To Hide Child Sex-Change Surgeries From Parents
Governor Jay Inslee of Washington has been sued over a law that allows the state to hide child sex-change surgeries from parents. The nonprofit legal group, American First Legal, filed the lawsuit and argues that the law creates a dangerous incentive for minors to run away from their parents.
National Review: The Corner: Who Will Heed the Lessons of Target and Bud Light?
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Target retail stores experienced a significant drop in sales due to consumer backlash against controversial products, including Satanist-inspired children's items and "tuck-friendly" swimsuits. This backlash, combined with cautious consumers, led to a decline in sales, and the retailer expects further declines in the current quarter. This situation highlights a possible cultural tipping point for certain brands and products, as consumers are becoming more aware and irritated by left-of-center political or ideological identities associated with companies. Bud Light sales have also declined, raising questions about the future of the brand and the need for corporations to focus on selling products to everyone rather than engaging in explicit marketing based on specific causes. The woke-ification of Corporate America, driven by a small but vocal group of progressives, has the potential to seriously harm companies that prioritize political platforms over their existing customer base.
The Economist: Reckoning with slavery remains an elite project in Britain
Britain's reckoning with its involvement in slavery remains an elite project, with the public showing a lack of interest. While some institutions have taken steps to address their pasts, most Britons are indifferent or shrug off the worst aspects of their country's history. Other former imperial powers have made more efforts to acknowledge and apologize for their roles in slavery, but in Britain, the topic is largely ignored or forgotten.
Fox News: 9-year-old autistic boy who went missing from Brooklyn Ikea found dead: police
9-year-old autistic boy goes missing from Ikea in Brooklyn and is later found dead in the nearby Erie Basin. Authorities believe he wandered out of the store on his own.
#war
Euromaidan Press: General Staff: Ukrainian Forces consolidate gains further south from the recently liberated Urozhayne
Ukrainian forces are advancing and consolidating their positions south of Urozhayne. They continue offensive operations in multiple directions.
Euromaidan Press: The first civilian ship successfully passes through the Ukrainian sea corridor without Russia, using mostly territorial waters
A civilian cargo ship successfully navigates the Ukrainian sea corridor without Russian interference, using territorial waters.
#economy
Fox News: Americans overwhelmingly oppose Biden’s handling of the economy, poll finds
An overwhelming majority of Americans are disappointed with President Biden's handling of the U.S. economy. Just 36% approve of Biden's economic performance, lower than his overall approval rating of 42%. Despite weeks of promoting "Bidenomics," his economy numbers remain low.
Another poll found that 62% of respondents disapprove of Biden's handling of inflation. Americans are spending more each month than two years ago, but are not convinced by Biden's economic policies. Both Biden and former President Trump are unpopular among Americans.
Fox News: Multiple North Dakota newspapers cease publication following closure of century-old family business
The century-old family business, Ness Press, has closed, resulting in the cessation of eight weekly newspapers in northeastern North Dakota. The closure was due to a lack of advertising caused by the absence of businesses in the town. The decline of local newspapers in the region raises concerns about "news deserts" and their negative impact on communities.
The Economist: Britain’s green belt is choking the economy
Britain's green belt, designed to prevent urban sprawl, is hindering the economy. Despite efforts to ease the housing crisis, the belt has expanded, blocking development and driving up land prices. This has resulted in a shortage of homes in cities like Oxford, where demand is high.
Liberty Nation: Solyndra Redux? Biden-Adored Proterra Files for Bankruptcy
President Biden and Democrats support green companies, but electric bus and battery maker Proterra filed for bankruptcy despite government endorsement. Proterra blamed market challenges for its financial troubles. The White House had championed Proterra and Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm previously served on its board of directors.
#health
Fox News: E. coli strain linked to leafy greens associated with outbreaks, research led by CDC doctor says
A strain of E. coli linked to leafy greens has caused ongoing illness since 2016. The strain, REPEXH02, emerged in 2015 and is considered a recurring and persistent strain. It has been associated with outbreaks, hospitalizations, and deaths.
Fox News: NM bill proposes energy companies to compensate field worker's health care costs related to air pollution
Democratic Congressman Gabe Vasquez has introduced a bill that would require oil and gas companies to pay into a trust for compensating workers and their relatives for medical costs related to air pollution and heat-related illness. The bill aims to provide reimbursement for health costs associated with methane and smog-related ailments, such as asthma. Vasquez's proposal is a response to concerns from oil field workers in New Mexico and aims to address the extensive profits and executive compensation within major petroleum companies.
#crime
Fox News: Over $1.4 million worth of pangolin scales were seized by Thai authorities in Kalasin
Thai authorities seize over a ton of pangolin scales worth $1.4 million believed to be heading out of the country through a land border. Two male suspects arrested. The scales, used in traditional Chinese medicine, were brought from Malaysia to Thailand and intended for sale in China.
The New American: Report: Baldwin Might Face New Charges - The New American
Actor Alec Baldwin might face new charges in connection with the shooting death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. Baldwin has consistently denied pulling the trigger, but a new forensics report suggests otherwise. Prosecutors may refile charges against him.
The shooting occurred on the set of the film "Rust," where Baldwin claimed he pulled back the hammer at Hutchins' direction and the gun accidentally went off. The movie's armorer, Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, also faces charges. Baldwin's negligence in following safety protocols and hiring an inexperienced armorer contributed to the tragedy.
Fox News: ICE agents arrest MS-13 member on El Salvador's Top 100 most-wanted
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents capture two violent criminals: an MS-13 gang member from El Salvador and a Brazilian former military police officer involved in a massacre. The MS-13 member had previously been deported but reentered illegally. The Brazilian officer was arrested in New Hampshire.
#sports
Forbes: Is Wataru Endo The New Defensive Midfielder Liverpool Need?
Liverpool has signed Wataru Endo from Stuttgart to fill their defensive midfielder position. Klopp's team showed a lack of protection in their midfield in their opening game against Chelsea, highlighting the need for a new anchor. Endo is known for his ability to break up opposition moves and could be a valuable addition to Liverpool's squad.
#other
Red State: Reporter Grills the FEMA Head: Where Is That Aid for People In Maui?
Joe Biden faces criticism for his insensitive response to the Maui fire, and FEMA's aid efforts are being questioned. Survivors claim they haven't seen any government help, while the FEMA administrator dismisses their concerns. Lack of coordination and distance from aid centers pose additional challenges for the affected residents. Local help has been more prominent than federal assistance.
The Blaze: Apple Podcasts REMOVED Glenn Beck’s show with ZERO explanation
Big Tech removes Glenn Beck's podcast from Apple Podcasts, sparking outrage over censorship and First Amendment rights. However, after backlash from supporters, Apple ultimately restores the 3000+ episodes.
Forbes: ‘The Last Of Us’ Showrunner Implies Abby Casting Is Another Unexpected Actor Like Ellie
The Last of Us Part 2 season 2 production was halted due to the Writers Strike. The show's creator hints at a surprising casting choice for the character Abby.
Fox News: Bruce Springsteen cancels concert hours before start time due to illness
Rock legend Bruce Springsteen has canceled two tour dates in Philadelphia due to an undisclosed illness. Fans expressed disappointment and concern, with some having traveled internationally for the concerts. No information has been provided about rescheduled dates or the nature of Springsteen's illness.
Forbes: U2 Might Break Their Tie With Tom Petty With Their Latest Album
U2's latest album, Songs of Surrender, may secure them a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Album. Although the album didn't produce any hit singles, U2's impact goes beyond chart success. A nomination would help them break a tie with Tom Petty and become one of the most-nominated acts in the category's history. Grammy voters often honor established names, so U2's chances are promising. The nominees will be announced in November, and the ceremony will take place in February 2024.