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17 Aug 2024

#society

Fox News: Chicago mayor warns influx of illegal migrants could come to city before Democratic convention: report
Chicago mayor warns influx of illegal migrants could come to city before Democratic convention: report
Chicago braces for incoming migrants as Mayor Johnson warns of potential arrivals ahead of the Democratic National Convention. Earlier fears of a massive influx have been tempered, with estimates now at a few hundred instead of thousands.

Texas continues to bus migrants to sanctuary cities, fueling ongoing debates about immigration and border security as the convention approaches. City officials find some relief in lowered expectations for migration numbers.


#culture

Human Events: JOBOB: Obama’s alma mater Occidental College under fire for letting go of conservative economic professor
JOBOB: Obama’s alma mater Occidental College under fire for letting go of conservative economic professor
Occidental College is under scrutiny for not renewing the contract of conservative economist Daron Djerdjian, its only free-market professor. Critics argue this reflects a troubling trend away from intellectual diversity and highlights selective commitment to diversity and equity.

A petition by students and alumni has garnered 400 signatures, emphasizing the importance of conservative perspectives in the economics curriculum. Critics warn that the shift in faculty ideology undermines the college’s claim to value diverse political viewpoints.


#crime

Forbes: George Santos Will Likely Plead Guilty In Fraud And Money Laundering Case, Report Says
George Santos Will Likely Plead Guilty In Fraud And Money Laundering Case, Report Says
Disgraced ex-Rep. George Santos, ensnared in fraud and money laundering, plans to plead guilty, sidestepping a looming federal trial. He faces 23 felony charges, with a possible 22-year prison sentence if he doesn't backpedal before the September 9 hearing.

The details of his guilty plea and potential sentencing remain murky as the clock ticks.