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#illegals
Liberty Nation: Biden Wants to Give Free Housing for Migrants
Illegal immigration is a controversial issue in the US, with limited resources and space to accommodate migrants. President Biden's administration has proposed providing free housing and services to those who enter the country illegally, allocating nearly $1 billion for this program. Critics argue that it will encourage more illegal crossings and prioritize lawbreakers over homeless citizens.
In addition to the housing program, the Biden administration is requesting significant funding for Ukraine and other foreign countries. The proposed package includes $3.3 billion for development and infrastructure in countries affected by Russia's aggression, $1 billion for foreign military financing in Ukraine and other war-affected nations, and various other allocations for Ukraine's recovery and assistance programs. Critics argue that the US should prioritize domestic issues before providing such substantial financial support to other countries.
#politics
Spectator USA: Watch: panicked DeSantis grinds teeth during interview
Ron DeSantis, once a front-runner for the Republican nomination, is now struggling with low ratings and insults from Trump. He is behind in the polls and facing scrutiny over a leaked memo. DeSantis denies reading the memo but appears strained and sweaty in a video clip.
Fox News: GOP debate moderator Martha MacCallum: 'The night is about the future of the country'
Co-moderator Martha MacCallum discusses her strategy for the upcoming Republican presidential primary debate, emphasizing the importance of candidates articulating their visions for America's future. She also mentions the need for attentiveness and holding politicians accountable for answering questions directly. MacCallum and Trey Gowdy agree that the focus should be on the candidates and the serious issues that confront the country.
National Review: The Corner: The Decline of American Politics, in One Senate Seat
The trajectory of the New York Senate seat exemplifies the decline in our politics. From a respected public servant like James L. Buckley to politicians like Hillary Clinton and Kirsten Gillibrand, who lacked genuine ties to the state and prioritized party lines over independent thinking. Gillibrand's failed presidential run exemplifies the downward trend in our politics.
Fox News: Ecuador votes against drilling oil in protected area of Amazon rainforest
Ecuadorians voted against drilling for oil in the Amazon, forcing the state oil company to halt operations in a biodiverse area home to uncontacted tribes. The decision is a blow to President Lasso who argued for drilling, citing economic benefits. The referendum coincided with a presidential election marred by the assassination of candidate Villavicencio.
National Review: The Corner: Trump Is Beatable in Iowa
A new poll shows Trump in a strong position in Iowa, but not secure. He has 42% support, with DeSantis at 19% and Scott at 9%. Both DeSantis and Scott have a chance to gain more support.
Spectator USA: Watch: panicked DeSantis grinds teeth during interview
Ron DeSantis, once a front-runner for the Republican nomination, is now struggling with low ratings and insults from Trump. He is behind in the polls and facing scrutiny over a leaked memo. DeSantis denies reading the memo but appears strained and sweaty in a video clip.
Red State: WATCH: Ken Cuccinelli Takes Down CNN Host for Deceptively Editing DeSantis Quote on 'Listless Vessels'
Trump campaign misleading about DeSantis comment. CNN hosts editing footage to attack DeSantis. Biased anchors and false framing used. Republicans must stop tactics, or party will be irreparable.
#society
Liberty Nation: America: Is There Hope? – Full Episode – C5 TV
This episode of Liberty Nation's Conservative 5 delves into the ongoing issues surrounding social media, China's impact on Americans, and the pros and cons of small town living.
PJ Media: KDJ's 'Gun Myth' Fact-Check: Liberals Vs. Americans, Part 1
In the world of gun statistics and myths, two articles from different sources offer contrasting information. Johns Hopkins University argues that urban homicides falsely inflate U.S. gun deaths statistics, while gunfacts.info highlights that gun violence is highly centralized in major metro areas, particularly among young black males in poor neighborhoods. The data from both sources suggests that shootings predominantly occur in bigger cities, debunking the notion that gun violence is widespread throughout America.
Fox News: Block Island welcomes back vacationers a day after hotel fire spurs state of emergency
Block Island reopens after a fire at a historic hotel. State of emergency lifted.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: The Democratic Party And Riyadh's Normalization Demands
Negotiating a deal between Saudi Arabia, the U.S., and Israel is challenging. Saudi demands include a weapons deal and defense pact. However, the Democratic Party opposes security guarantees, making it difficult for the deal to proceed. The issue of a Saudi civilian nuclear program is particularly controversial. Israel has mixed opinions on the matter. Progress in negotiations may be indicated by a bilateral meeting between Biden and the Saudi Crown Prince at the G20 summit next month.
#economy
Fox News: Protests in Syria spread as anger over increasing prices continues to grow in the war-torn country
Protests erupt in southern Syria over rising prices and economic hardship. Demonstrations limited to certain provinces and not in government strongholds. Economic woes worsened by inflation and weakening currency.
#health
National Review: The Corner: The British Baby Killer
In the U.K., neonatal nurse Lucy Letby was convicted of murdering seven infants and attempting to murder six more. She was sentenced to life imprisonment. Hospital management mishandled concerns raised by senior doctors, who were vindicated in court. An independent inquiry has been ordered. Letby's victims include twins and brothers, and some have lifelong brain damage. The judge described her crimes as a "cruel, calculated and cynical campaign of child murder." Letby's youngest victim was born at just 23 weeks gestation.
Modern Survival Online: Can Chickens Eat Grass Clippings? Is it Safe? - Modern Survival Online
Chickens can eat grass clippings as long as they are dry and free from chemicals. Grass provides some nutrients and can help with digestion. However, grass should only be given to chickens in small quantities and not too frequently to avoid digestive issues. It is important to avoid giving chickens grass that has been treated with pesticides or other chemicals.
#crime
Flag And Cross: Stolen British Museum Treasures Found On Ebay
Artifacts worth $64,000 were found on eBay for $50, leading to the termination of a curator who had been stealing items. The British Museum's collection was not fully catalogued, allowing thefts to go unnoticed.
Fox News: Chicago weekend shootings kill 7, including teens ahead of new school year; over 3 dozen people wounded
Over the weekend, seven people were killed and more than three dozen others were wounded in shootings in Chicago. Among the victims were three teenagers, including a 14-year-old boy who had been excited to start school. The violence has left families devastated and the city grappling with ongoing gun violence.
#sports
Fox News: 2 men die in Ireland while competing in 1.2-mile swimming portion of Ironman event
Two men died during the swimming portion of an Ironman event in Ireland. The event was originally scheduled for Saturday but was pushed back due to severe weather conditions.
#outdoors
On The Water: Utilizing Stealth in Kayak Fishing
In the world of kayak fishing, stealth is key. Kayaks provide a quietness that allows fishermen to catch more fish. Side-scanning sonar has taught fishermen that fish can be easily spooked by boats and commotion. By drifting quietly and fishing structure that boats cannot reach, fishermen can increase their chances of catching fish. Kayaks also allow fishermen to slowly shadow fish and approach boat-shy species like striped bass, carp, and largemouth bass. The stealthy approach of a kayak also allows fishermen to swim their lures all the way to their rod tip and access spots that cannot be reached by power boats. Overall, kayak fishing is a successful technique due to its stealth and ability to get into areas that other vessels cannot reach.
#technology
Forbes: Web Version Of Threads Launching This Week As Meta Takes On X, Report Says
Topline Meta is set to launch a web version of its social media app Threads, aiming to compete with X (formerly Twitter) and reverse a decline in engagement after a strong start. The web version of Threads, currently only accessible on mobile, will be launched early this week. The move comes as Threads has added new features and seen a significant drop in active users on Android.
Flag And Cross: Mark Cuban Says X Is Now Elon's Square
Billionaire investor Mark Cuban shares concerns over Elon Musk's control over X's algorithms and content, highlighting the concentration of power in one person's hands. Cuban suggests that Musk's influence should not receive special treatment from the recommendation algorithm to ensure a space for open discourse. Former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey agrees, stating that an "open algorithm" is the solution.
#other
American Thinker: Hyping a Hurricane Nothingburger
San Diego was bracing for Hurricane Hilary, expecting it to be a massive threat due to climate change. However, the storm ended up being less severe than anticipated, causing minimal damage. Some believe that the exaggerated warnings were a result of government overreach and potential preparation for future climate-related actions.
Fox News: Britney Spears gets licked by mystery man, goes topless in new videos shared days after announcing divorce
Pop superstar Britney Spears shared suggestive videos on social media after announcing her split from ex-husband Sam Asghari. In one video, she is seen topless in bed, while the second video features an unidentified male licking her leg. Spears explained that she invited her "fav boys" over after an incident with the paparazzi. The divorce seems to have been amicable, as Asghari asked for privacy and expressed his respect and love for Spears. ,
Fox News: Musicians authorize strike against Philadelphia Orchestra
Musicians at the Philadelphia Orchestra have authorized a strike if negotiations for a new four-year agreement fail. The union is seeking compensation, benefits, and the filling of vacant positions. The orchestra's management expressed disappointment and pledged to continue negotiating.
Fox News: Lolita the orca dies at Miami Seaquarium as caregivers prepared to free the 57-year-captive mammal
Lolita, a captive orca whale, died at the Miami Seaquarium from a renal condition. Animal rights activists had been fighting for her release, and plans were in place to possibly move her to a natural sea pen in the Pacific Northwest. The Lummi Nation, a Native American tribe, worked to secure Lolita's release and mourns her passing.
Forbes: ‘Blue Beetle,’ Despite Being Good, Cannot Reverse DC’s Decline
Blue Beetle, the latest superhero movie from the DCEU, had a disappointing opening weekend at the box office, making only $25 million domestically. Despite receiving positive reviews, DC's recent films have struggled to attract audiences, with even the critically acclaimed The Flash underperforming. This raises questions about the future success of upcoming superhero projects in the DCEU.
Forbes: Businesses Will Help Us Tackle Our Climate Challenge
The private sector has the potential to be a crucial ally in addressing climate change. Businesses possess the skills and resources necessary to innovate and make systemic changes that can help curb emissions and achieve climate goals. However, finding the right balance between business profitability and environmental sustainability remains a challenge. Smart policy, such as the Inflation Reduction Act and the Infrastructure and Jobs Act, can provide incentives and create conditions for a more rapid transition to a cleaner economy. Companies that prioritize sustainability, like Kaiser Permanente, Patagonia, and Apple, are already leading the way, and other sectors should follow suit. By improving energy efficiency, setting clear decarbonization goals, advocating for better policy, and investing in nature, businesses can contribute to a more climate-resilient future that benefits everyone.