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#illegals
Breitbart: Biden's Deputies Welcomed 250,000 Border Migrants in July
President Joe Biden's lax border policies led to approximately 250,000 more illegal migrants entering the United States in July. This influx of migrants, which includes individuals crossing the border, using an app to gain entry, and flying in from home countries, has caused a record-breaking level of migration. The Biden administration's approach to immigration has been met with criticism, as the number of migrants surpasses previous records.
#politics
Red State: New Emails Provide Stunning Evidence of DOJ and Hunter Biden Corruption
A new report reveals the lengths Hunter Biden's legal team went to secure a sweetheart plea deal, including threatening to call President Joe Biden as a witness. The report suggests collusion between Hunter Biden and the Department of Justice. The corrupt process raises doubts about the impartiality of the U.S. Attorney leading the probe.
Breitbart: Leftist Aussie PM Would Ban Social Media if Granted Dictatorial Powers
Left-wing Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese expressed his desire to ban social media if he had absolute power, citing concerns about anonymous keyboard warriors spreading misinformation. Albanese, while clarifying that he does not support dictatorships, mentioned his frustration with the short-term cycle of journalism and the influence of online opinions. This revelation comes amid discussions on a controversial "misinformation" bill in parliament, which raises concerns about online censorship and potential government control over the dissemination of information.
PJ Media: Ramaswamy's 15 Minutes Have Begun. Can He Sustain It?
Biotech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy is gaining support among Republican voters, particularly those with postgraduate degrees. He is tied for second place with Ron DeSantis in a national poll and is making inroads among younger Republican primary voters. DeSantis plans to attack Ramaswamy at the upcoming debate, but Ramaswamy is ready to fight back. He has been gaining attention with his "Ten Commandments of the 2024 Campaign" and was recently featured in Time Magazine. Ramaswamy's unique presentation and platform has propelled him into the top ranks of the GOP primary, and all eyes are on him to see if he can challenge Donald Trump for the lead.
#economy
Foreign Policy: How Serious Are China’s Economic Woes?
China's economic slowdown raises concerns about its future. Experts debate whether the issues are temporary or terminal.
Forbes: The Unbearable Nothingness of Yield Curve Inversion
The inverted yield curve, where short-term debt yields more than long-term debt, is seen as a sign of a tight Federal Reserve and an impending recession. However, recessions are actually a signal of future economic growth and the idea that central planners can control credit is absurd. The cost of credit is crucial, and if the government could control it, the economy would always be weak.
#religion
The Imaginative Conservative: Surprised by Faith: My Moroccan Odyssey
: A young atheist's journey to North Africa leads to a chance encounter on a train, where a man dressed in white warns him of danger. This encounter sparks a spiritual transformation, leading the young traveler to embrace the Catholic faith.
Fox News: Christians shouldn’t fear AI, they should put their faith in it
Panicking about AI is unnecessary, especially for Christians who have faith and hope. AI has been around for decades and achieving human-level intelligence is challenging. Christians should view AI as an opportunity to be awestruck by God's creativity and use it to spread the Good News. The Southern Baptist Convention has adopted a resolution on AI, emphasizing the need for discernment and the positive potential of AI in advancing society. Christians have a history of adopting new technologies to spread God's love, and AI is no exception. They should approach AI with hope, using it to present biblical truths and build up the Church.
#health
The Blaze: Emmy-winning 'This Is Us' star dies at 66
Actor Ron Cephas Jones, known for his role in "This Is Us," has died from a pulmonary issue. Despite a double lung transplant and health challenges, he continued his passion for acting and won awards.
#education
Human Events: ANTHONY WATSON: California preschool teacher faces backlash for
claiming infants make ‘gendered association’ at ‘10 MONTHS OLD’
A California preschool teacher sparks controversy by challenging the idea of childhood innocence and advocating for introducing queer topics to young children. William Villalpando criticizes the notion of protecting children from real-world issues, claiming they are already experiencing them. He asserts that infants as young as 10 months old can make gender associations, and by age 3, children can express their gender identity.
#crime
Breitbart: At Least 29 Shot Friday into Sunday Morning in Mayor Johnson's Chicago
Multiple shootings occurred in Mayor Brandon Johnson's Chicago over the weekend, resulting in five deaths. The victims include a 16-year-old, an 18-year-old, a 34-year-old, a 17-year-old, and a 14-year-old. The total number of homicides in Chicago this year has reached 382.
Breitbart: Mexican President Denies Joking About Gruesome Cartel Murder
Mexico's President, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, faced criticism from news outlets for making light of the kidnapping and likely murder of five teenagers by cartel gunmen. He claimed that the press took his comments out of context and attacked him unfairly. The incident started when the teenagers were abducted by gunmen and evidence of torture and violence was leaked.
#sports
Forbes: Patriots’ Isaiah Bolden Released From Hospital After Injury Ended NFL Game—Here’s What We Know
New England Patriots cornerback Isaiah Bolden was injured in a preseason game against the Green Bay Packers, resulting in the game being cut short for the second consecutive year due to a major injury. Bolden collided with a teammate while attempting to tackle a Packers receiver and was taken off the field on a stretcher. The Patriots have not disclosed the specifics of Bolden's injuries, but he was released from the hospital and will return to New England with the team.
#science
Breitbart: Russian Spacecraft Crashes Into Moon After Reporting 'Abnormal Situation'
Russia's Luna-25 spacecraft crashes into the moon after spinning out of control. This is Russia's first launch since 1976. The crash occurred after an abnormal situation during the operation and the spacecraft was supposed to land on the moon's south pole.
#other
Forbes: The National And Patti Smith Deliver Incendiary Rock And Roll At Madison Square Garden Show
The National performed a captivating set at Madison Square Garden, impressing the crowd with their electrifying performance and charismatic stage presence. Their setlist featured tracks from their recent album, as well as fan favorites from their discography. Patti Smith delivered an equally impressive opening act, showcasing her timeless classics and paying tribute to influential musicians.