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#illegals
Breitbart: Hochul: Sanctuary City NYC 'Didn't Invite' All These Migrants, Didn't Expect that Many to Cross Border or Come to NYC
New York Governor Hochul blames Mayor Adams for the large number of migrants in the city and refers to it as a humanitarian crisis. She defends the mayor, saying that he didn't invite all the migrants and that no one anticipated such a situation.
#politics
Fox News: Former Sen. McCaskill says 90-year-old Dianne Feinstein staying in office is doing 'real damage to her legacy'
Former Senator Claire McCaskill commented that Senator Dianne Feinstein is damaging her legacy by staying in power despite losing power of attorney. Reports reveal that Feinstein's daughter has control over her estate. Feinstein has also faced health issues, including hospitalizations and moments of confusion during Senate meetings.
National Review: Comer Requests National Archives Records Tying Then-VP Biden to Hunter’s Ukrainian Business Dealings
The House Oversight Committee is requesting unredacted documents from the National Archives and Records Administration regarding Joe Biden's vice presidency and Hunter Biden's business dealings in Ukraine. The committee is particularly interested in an email between Joe Biden and then-Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, as well as any communication involving pseudonyms or individuals connected to Hunter Biden. The committee has already released bank records showing millions of dollars in payments from foreign sources to the Biden family and their associates.
Breitbart: Comer Demands Documents Related to VP Biden's Secret Pseudonym 'Robert L. Peters'
House Oversight Chair James Comer demands NARA hand over Biden's records related to Ukraine. Biden allegedly threatened to withhold aid unless a prosecutor investigating Burisma was fired. Comer seeks unredacted emails where Biden used a pseudonym. Concerns raised about Biden's family influence.
PJ Media: Appeals Court Says FDA Expanded Access to Abortion Pill Illegally
Abortion rights activists are hypocritical in their approach to abortion laws. They argue that abortion is a medical procedure but don't require it to be performed in hospitals by qualified surgeons. Instead, anyone with a medical degree can perform an abortion, often not in a hospital. The FDA allowed the abortion pill to be dispensed without a doctor's visit, putting women at risk. An appeals court ruling has given opponents of the drug an opportunity to take their case to the Supreme Court.
The Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the FDA failed to properly scrutinize changes that eased access to the abortion drug mifepristone. While the court upheld the 2019 approval of the generic version of the pill, it criticized the FDA's decision to allow the drug to be administered without an in-person visit to a medical provider. This ruling might lead to restrictions on the drug similar to those before 2016. The Supreme Court could either refuse to hear the case or open a can of worms by revisiting the decision, potentially relitigating the approval of numerous drugs.
Flag And Cross: Vivek Ramaswamy Infuriates Fox News Host When He Won't Take His Bait to Attack Donald Trump
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy refuses to attack Donald Trump despite criminal charges, emphasizing the need to move forward and criticizing the politicization of the indictments. Ramaswamy expertly deflects attempts by Neil Cavuto to make him denounce Trump. He also stands firm on his views regarding the LGBTQ+ community, defending religious freedom and expressing opposition to the "tyranny of the minority." While Ramaswamy has faced criticism for his refusal to attack Trump, he remains steadfast in his support for the former president.
The Right Scoop: REVEALED: Donald Trump and Laura Loomer working with anti-Trump Democrat to STOP Ron DeSantis from becoming president
Donald Trump and Laura Loomer are teaming up with a popular online Democrat to prevent Governor DeSantis from becoming president. They are working together to spread anti-DeSantis information and ensure that he never wins the nomination.
#society
Fox News: CA female inmates file suit, citing prison sex abuse hasn’t stopped despite previous prosecutions of officers
Inmates at a San Francisco Bay Area prison file a lawsuit, claiming sexual abuse and exploitation continues despite the prosecution of former officials. The lawsuit alleges that the Bureau of Prisons and staff failed to prevent abuse dating back to the 1990s. The plaintiffs seek a third party to oversee the prison, access to medical and legal care for victims, compassionate release, and a special visa program for victims living in the country illegally. The prison has been under increased scrutiny following an AP investigation that revealed a culture of abuse and cover-ups.
The Blaze: Hawaiian Electric accused of focusing on meeting Democrats' renewable energy mandate rather than addressing known wildfire risks
Hawaii's largest energy provider, Hawaiian Electric, is facing a lawsuit for its alleged negligence in the operation and maintenance of its infrastructure, which allegedly caused the deadly wildfires in the state. The company is accused of prioritizing the transition to renewable energy over maintaining its equipment and addressing the known fire risks. In addition to the negligence lawsuit, at least three other lawsuits have been filed with similar allegations.
The Economist: What happens to comedy when British politics becomes a joke?
The article discusses the decline of satire in British comedy. Many satirical shows have been canceled or toned down, and audiences now prefer gentler and more affirming humor. Satire has become harder due to competition from online platforms and the need to target a divided Establishment. However, some acts still manage to be original and insightful, tackling sensitive topics with humor. Overall, the article suggests that British politics becoming a joke has led to a decline in satire.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: China Doesn’t Compartmentalize
The Biden administration's strategy of compartmentalization with China has failed. China continues to engage in unrestricted warfare, undermining US capacity and will. China's ambition is to displace the US and establish global hegemony, and it views the world through a hierarchical lens. The US cannot rely on compartmentalization and must develop a comprehensive strategy to counter China's challenge.
Fox News: Sweden raises terrorism alert to second-highest setting following recent Quran burnings
The recent Quran burnings in Sweden have raised the country's terrorism alert level to the second-highest setting. Sweden does not have blasphemy laws that prohibit the burning of religious texts. The neighboring country of Denmark has also experienced Quran desecrations and has increased border controls.
Fox News: Bipartisan group of lawmakers demand Biden offload seized Iranian oil tanker
Lawmakers demand President Biden resolve delay in transferring oil from seized Iranian tanker. Senators Ernst and Blumenthal argue that Biden's weak posture emboldens Iran and puts American lives and livelihoods at risk. The bipartisan group states that continued delays make current oil sanctions against Iran ineffective.
#economy
National Review: Argentina’s (Unexpected) Libertarian Moment
Argentinian presidential candidate Javier Milei's unexpected victory has caused panic in the markets, leading to a devaluation of the national currency. Milei's libertarian proposals, including dollarizing the economy, go against the norm in Argentina and are seen as infeasible by the political and financial establishment. Critics worry about the consequences of dollarization and question Milei's ability to pass his agenda in Congress. The future scenarios will depend on electoral outcomes, with Milei needing to maintain his 30 percent support in the upcoming general election. The sudden popularity of radical ideas, coupled with skepticism over their implementation, is causing volatility in Argentine bonds and stocks.
The Economist: French bakeries are thriving in unlikely places
In France, French bakeries known as boulangeries are thriving in unexpected places, such as on roundabouts and on the outskirts of towns. Rising prices and the convenience for motorists have contributed to the growth of these out-of-town bakeries. Despite the success of these new locations, traditional boulangeries in town centers are struggling.
Forbes: Walmart Shares Rally To Near All-Time High As Retailer Cashes In On Tight Budgets
Walmart exceeds expectations in Q2 earnings, with $161.6 billion in sales and $1.84 earnings per share. The company attributes its success to consumer demand for budget-friendly shopping. Walmart's strong performance may make it one of the top retailers in an economic slowdown.
#health
Fox News: Jamie Foxx says he's 'thankful' after medical complication, antisemitic controversy
Actor Jamie Foxx reflects on a recent medical emergency that landed him in the hospital, expressing gratitude for the support he received during his health scare. The details of Foxx's medical issue remain unknown, but he assures the public that he is now feeling better.
#education
Fox News: The biggest thing parents can do for back-to-school season
The COVID pandemic has worsened learning loss and mental health issues among students. A holistic approach involving parents, teachers, and communities is needed to address this.
#crime
Fox News: Son of ex-NFL player found guilty of killing parents, sentenced to life in prison
Antonio "A.J." Armstrong Jr., son of former NFL player Antonio Armstrong, has been found guilty of capital murder for killing his parents. Armstrong shot and killed his parents inside their home and was sentenced to life in prison without parole. Two mistrials occurred before the conviction. The third trial focused on the family's alarm system and blood specks found on Armstrong's shirt. The relationship between Armstrong and his parents was reportedly strained. Antonio Armstrong Sr. was a former NFL player for the San Francisco 49ers and Miami Dolphins.
Breitbart: Plea Negotiations Could Mean No 9/11 Defendants Face Death Penalty, the U.S. Tells Families
The Pentagon and FBI have informed the families of the victims of 9/11 that the death penalty may be removed in the case against Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four other defendants, who are currently being held at Guantanamo Bay. The prosecution has been marked by delays and legal disputes, particularly concerning the impact of the initial torture the defendants underwent in CIA custody. The families have until Monday to respond to the possibility of a plea agreement, although some are outraged over the potential for the case to end without a verdict.
#sports
Forbes: World Cup Final Preview: Tactics And Key Players For Spain And England
England and Spain will face off in the first Women's World Cup final for both nations. England has the upper hand in their head-to-head record, but Spain has more experience in major finals at the youth level. The tactical battle will be key, with England's defensive formation matching up well against Spain's possession-based style. As for player selection, Spain's Salma Paralluelo has been a game-changer off the bench, while England's Lauren James may be better suited as an impact substitute. Overall, this is a must-watch game for fans of women's football.
#outdoors
Outdoor Life: Best Backpacking Backpacks of 2023, Tested and Reviewed
The article discusses the process of testing and selecting the best backpacking backpacks for different body types. The testers, with varying physical builds, used packs from different brands and rated them based on fit, comfort, load bearing, storage, accessibility, and value. The Mystery Ranch Bridger 65 was chosen as the best overall backpack, while the Deuter Aircontact Core was recommended for men.
#other
Fox News: Florida art museum files lawsuit over forged Basquiat paintings, claiming former CEO profited from sales
The Orlando Museum of Art has filed a lawsuit against its former executive director, Aaron De Groft, and others involved in a scheme to profit from the sale of forged Jean-Michel Basquiat paintings. The museum, which suffered a damaged reputation and was put on probation, is seeking damages for fraud, breach of contract, and conspiracy. The authenticity of the artwork was questioned almost immediately after its discovery in 2012, and a former Los Angeles auctioneer has already pleaded guilty to creating the fake artwork.
Fox News: Coast Guard suspends search for missing Florida boater days after finding his empty vessel miles offshore
U.S. Coast Guard suspends search for missing boater Andre Nolasco off the coast of Florida. The search covered 1,514 square miles over three days, but no sign of Nolasco was found.
Breitbart: Hawaii Agency Accused of Delaying Release of Water to Protect Maui Property
A state water agency in Hawaii is accused of delaying the release of water to protect properties threatened by the Maui wildfire. The state Department of Land and Natural Resources initially refused a request from a real estate development company to provide water. Deputy director M. Kaleo Manuel eventually released water, but only after the fire had spread.