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#illegals
Fox News: Migrant numbers crossing Darién Gap set new record, despite US efforts
Migrant crossings through the dangerous Darien Gap surged in the first half of 2023, surpassing 2022 and setting a new record. The number of migrants traveling through the jungle pathway towards the U.S. is already close to 250,000 this year, higher than the total for all of 2022. Despite efforts to slow the surge, the international response has been called for.
#politics
PJ Media: Kamala Harris Declines DeSantis' Invitation to Discuss Florida's African American Curriculum
Vice President Kamala Harris accuses Florida of censoring history, claiming they teach that slavery was beneficial to Black Americans. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis invites her to discuss the state's curriculum, but Harris refuses.
Fox News: Asylum seekers sleep on New York City sidewalk with Manhattan's Roosevelt Hotel at full capacity
A New York City hotel reaches capacity as asylum seekers are forced to sleep on the streets. The Roosevelt Hotel serves as an arrival center for migrants, providing food, vaccinations, and caseworkers. However, the city is struggling to accommodate the increasing number of migrants seeking asylum.
Spectator USA: The only way Ron DeSantis prevails
Reports of Ron DeSantis's political demise may be exaggerated, but they are damaging. His campaign's attempts to smear Donald Trump backfired, causing backlash from Trump supporters. The campaign's strategy, including the use of an anonymous messaging app, was exposed, leading to the dismissal of multiple staffers. DeSantis's recent campaign event in New Hampshire failed to attract much attention, indicating waning interest in his candidacy. If DeSantis wants to succeed, he should focus on defining his own platform and avoid targeting Trump, as this only strengthens Trump's base. By being patient and strategic, DeSantis can position himself for future success.
Human Events: DAVID MARCUS: Trump’s impeachment must be expunged after Devon
Archer’s testimony
The first impeachment of Donald Trump was based on the premise that he had no legitimate reason to ask Ukraine to investigate Burisma. However, new evidence from Devon Archer's testimony shows that Burisma had bought influence and asked Hunter Biden to assist in firing a prosecutor. Burisma thought they were bribing Joe Biden through his son, and Joe did exactly what they wanted. This calls for the expungement of Trump's impeachment, as it is now obvious that shady dealings were involved, and Trump had the right to seek answers. The truth must prevail.
PJ Media: Black Voters in Georgia Aren't Automatically Lining up Behind Joe Biden
The Biden campaign is relying on winning Georgia's electoral college votes for re-election. However, not all black voters in Georgia are enthusiastic about Biden's candidacy due to concerns about inflation and broken promises. The state's black voters are considering alternative candidates or may choose to sit out the 2024 presidential race.
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 359: Breitbart’s Joel Pollak on Donald Trump's Third Indictment
Breitbart editor Joel Pollak discusses Trump's latest indictment with host Mike Slater. They explore its severity and the possibility of jail time or the death penalty for Trump.
Breitbart: Dershowitz: SCOTUS Will Overturn Trump January 6 Conviction
Harvard Law Professor Emeritus Alan Dershowitz predicts that the Supreme Court will overrule a conviction of former President Donald Trump for his alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election. Dershowitz explains that there is no credible evidence or testimony to prove that Trump believed he lost the election, making it difficult to convict him. He believes that while Trump may lose in the lower courts, he will likely win if the case reaches the Supreme Court.
Newsbusters: Sen. Eric Schmitt Issues Ultimatum Against Biden Admin’s Big Tech Censorship Collusion
Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-MO) is pushing for legislation to sue federal officials for violating Americans' right to free speech online. He specifically criticized Dr. Anthony Fauci for suppressing information on the lab-leak theory of COVID-19. Schmitt cited a preliminary injunction and strong Orwellian references in support of his argument. He wants to bring accountability to federal bureaucrats who infringe on First Amendment rights.
National Review: The Corner: What’s Missing from the Third Trump Indictment
The third Trump indictment focuses on political misconduct rather than crime. The indictment lays out a course of conduct that shows Trump's contempt for the truth and the law, but it fails to provide a traditional criminal act. The closest thing to a specific crime is Trump signing a verification affirming false election fraud allegations. However, most of the indictment is filled with lies about the election and political pressure, which are political matters, not crimes. This indictment opens up constitutional and legal concerns.
The Babylon Bee: Democrats Clarify That No One Is Above The Law That They Selectively Enforce
Democrats claim that no American citizen is above the law, except when they decide otherwise, in response to the indictments against former President Donald Trump. The Department of Justice plans to build a new two-tiered office building to clarify the uneven enforcement of the law based on political affiliations.
Red State: America's Least Popular Senators Revealed In Least Surprising New Poll
According to a Morning Consult poll, the most popular senator in America is Republican John Barrasso, while Mitch McConnell is the least popular. Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema are also facing disapproval. However, the list does not guarantee future outcomes, and patterns can be broken. Sinema's balancing act might work against her, while Manchin's future remains uncertain.
Breitbart: Trump's J6 Case Judge Worked at Law Firm During Hunter's Tenure
Judge overseeing Trump's election case once worked at law firm with Hunter Biden, who lobbied for colleges, hospitals, and tech firms. Hunter Biden left the firm in 2014 and later became a board member of Burisma and co-founded a Chinese investment fund.
#society
Newsbusters: OOPS! Bloomberg News Celebrates ESG, Omits Parent Company’s Obsession
Bloomberg News praised the European Commission's woke ESG standards without disclosing that its parent company also implemented similar standards. The media outlet failed to mention how Bloomberg LP applied draconian ESG scores to thousands of companies. This conflict of interest violates journalistic ethics. Bloomberg's leftist billionaire owner, Michael Bloomberg, has also boasted about his efforts to close coal mines and pressure governments for environmental policies. Critics argue that ESG investing poses a threat to American freedoms and bypasses legislative processes. Bloomberg's ESG scores can lead to activist pressure on companies that fail to meet environmental goals. Conservatives are calling on Bloomberg News to disclose its parent company's ESG interests in future articles.
Daily Wire: Kirk Cameron Talks Conservatives, Christians Wading Into Culture Battle Ahead Of National Faith-Based Story Hour Event
Kirk Cameron promotes a faith-based story hour event happening in libraries across the US. He emphasizes the importance of conservatives and Christians standing up against the "woke agenda" and taking a seat at the table in society. Cameron and Brave books have received both support and pushback for their event.
Fox News: UFO revelations have lawmakers in a Shakespearean conundrum
Lawmakers in Congress conduct a hearing on UFOs, exploring the possibility of government cover-ups and advanced technology. Former military pilots testify to seeing strange objects in the sky, and a whistleblower suggests that the government may possess remnants of a spaceship and evidence of alien life. The discussion about UFOs, once considered fringe, has now reentered the mainstream, fueled by a lack of transparency and a declining trust in institutions. Congress seeks to uncover the truth behind these unexplained phenomena.
Fox News: Shakespeare and UFOs
Lawmakers in Congress conduct a hearing on UFOs, exploring the possibility of government cover-ups and advanced technology. Former military pilots testify to seeing strange objects in the sky, and a whistleblower suggests that the government may possess remnants of a spaceship and evidence of alien life. The discussion about UFOs, once considered fringe, has now reentered the mainstream, fueled by a lack of transparency and a declining trust in institutions. Congress seeks to uncover the truth behind these unexplained phenomena.
#war
Fox News: Russia unleashes drone attack on Ukrainian port city, thousands of tons of grain destroyed
Russia has ended a grain shipping deal with Ukraine, leading to a series of drone strikes on Ukrainian ports. On August 2, 2023, a Ukrainian port city along the Romanian border was attacked, resulting in significant damage and a fire at grain export facilities. Around 44,000 tons of grain destined for China, Israel, and countries in Africa were damaged in the attack.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Report: North Korea Says It Is 'Investigating' Border-Crossing U.S. Soldier Travis King
ABC News reported that North Korea is investigating the crossing of U.S. soldier Travis King into its territory. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said that North Korea refused to discuss the situation. The hashtag is .
Foreign Policy: Who Benefits From Niger’s Coup?
On July 26, the commander of Niger's presidential guard launched a coup against President Mohamed Bazoum, declaring the formation of a military junta. The reaction from international powers varied, with the US and France condemning the coup and the African Union giving the junta a 15-day ultimatum to dissolve. Russia's sympathetic reaction and offer of military contractors stood out. The collapse of democracy in the Sahel region is evident, and the coup could have negative implications for West Africa's security.
Human Events: South African BRICS summit will see expansion of alliance, Putin
to remotely attend
The forthcoming BRICS summit in South Africa will address the potential expansion of the political alliance. There are disagreements among member nations, with some supporting rapid expansion while others expressing reservations. The summit will be attended by leaders from Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa.
Euromaidan Press: Putin and Erdoğan agree on the Russian President’s visit to Türkiye
Putin and Erdoğan agree on the Russian President’s visit to Türkiye. Erdoğan emphasizes importance of restarting grain deal to prevent food shortages.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Tesla Seeks $100M For Semi Charging Route Between California And Texas
Tesla is seeking $100 million in federal funds to build a charging network for its electric semi-trucks, spanning from Texas to California. The network would enable long-haul and regional-haul trucking in these states.
Red State: DeSantis' Economic Speech - Republican Not Kempian
After reading DeSantis' economic speech, it is clear that he wants to take control of the economy from China, invest in growth, secure the border, and enforce laws. He aims to prioritize American interests but lacks urgency and a transformative vision.
Flag And Cross: Ukraine Demands Financial Data From Crypto Sector Amid Shrinking Trading Volumes.
The Ukrainian government is demanding financial data from local cryptocurrency firms, causing trading volumes on the Kuna exchange to decrease by 90%. The National Bank of Ukraine requested four crypto companies to provide financial statements within seven days. The CEO of Kuna, Michael Chobanyan, confirmed the request but criticized the government's actions and stated that Kuna is now focusing on the European market.
Flag And Cross: Media Stocks Set To Soar As Political Ad Spending Surges, Says GAMCO Investors CEO
Mario Gabelli, Chairman and CEO of GAMCO Investors, believes that media stocks have great potential in the coming years. He specifically highlighted TEGNA Inc as a top pick, emphasizing its low valuation and potential for a 50% increase in value. Gabelli also predicted that the FCC will lift the coverage cap for TV station operators, leading companies like Walt Disney and Paramount Global to consider holding onto their networks. Despite regulatory uncertainties, Gabelli believes these stocks are undervalued and can still perform well.
#military
Red State: Blacklisted Chinese Military Manufacturer Acquired U.S. Stealth Technology, CFIUS Approval Through Relationship With Hunter and Joe Biden
Chinese military has made significant progress in fighter jet development, partly due to the acquisition of Henniges Automotive, a Michigan company with anti-vibration technology used in the F-35 fighter, by the state-owned Aviation Industry Corp of China (AVIC). Hunter Biden's company BHR partnered with AVIC in the acquisition, giving the Chinese military access to advanced technology. The acquisition raised concerns about national security and the potential transfer of US technology to countries like Iran and Pakistan.
#education
The Blaze: Kamala Harris doubles down on Florida curriculum attacks, but her past remarks expose the emptiness of her outrage
Vice President Harris criticizes Florida for teaching that slavery had benefits, ignoring her own past endorsement of such a curriculum.
#crime
The Federalist Papers: Body of Goldman Sachs Analyst Who Went Missing After Concert Pulled from NYC Waterway
A Goldman Sachs analyst, John Castic, was found dead after attending a concert at the Brooklyn Mirage. His body was discovered in Newtown Creek. Another man, Karl Clemente, also died after being at the same venue. The cases may be connected.
The Blaze: More than 200 sex trafficking victims, 59 missing children located in nationwide sting: FBI
A nationwide operation led to the rescue of over 200 sex trafficking victims and 59 missing children. The FBI conducted the sting, resulting in the arrest of 60 suspected human traffickers and 126 individuals involved in child sexual exploitation. Operation Cross Country prioritizes rescuing child trafficking victims and involves coordinated efforts between the FBI and local law enforcement agencies.
Fox News: Deputy marshal, civilian dead after Louisiana drug probe shooting
Deputy marshal killed in shootout during drug investigation in Louisiana. Another man also killed, woman critically wounded. Tragic reminder of sacrifices made by law enforcement.
Daily Wire: Feds Hit Vince McMahon With Subpoena And Search Warrant, WWE Reveals
WWE boss Vince McMahon is under federal investigation for alleged sexual misconduct. He made undisclosed payments to women, prompting a search warrant and grand jury subpoena. McMahon is currently on medical leave due to recent spinal surgery. The investigation is ongoing.
#sports
Fox News: Kansas Jayhawks hire longtime basketball coach Doc Sadler as analyst
Longtime college basketball coach Doc Sadler, who previously coached at Nebraska and UTEP, has been hired as an analyst at the University of Kansas.
Forbes: The Women's World Cup Was TV's Most-Watched Show Amid Record-Breaking Viewership
The U.S. women's national team broke records for the highest-ever English language viewership of a group stage match in women's FIFA World Cup history. The game against the Netherlands was watched by 6.4 million people, making it the most-watched show on television last week.
Fox News: Bucs' Mike Evans puts himself at the top of the list among wide receivers: 'I’ll take myself over anybody'
Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans is a highly successful player, never recording a season with fewer than 1,000 receiving yards since joining the league. He believes he is the best wide receiver in the NFL and holds multiple records for consecutive 1,000-yard seasons. Despite Tom Brady's retirement, Evans does not see the Buccaneers as a rebuilding team.
Forbes: Why Keira Walsh’s Injury Might Prove To Be A Blessing In Disguise For World Cup Favorites England
England's performance in the FIFA Women's World Cup has been underwhelming so far, with narrow victories and shaky performances. However, their switch to a new 3-4-1-2 system against China proved successful, as they dominated possession and tore through the Chinese defense to win 6-1. The change in formation allowed their players to share the responsibility of ball progression, freeing up their attackers to excel. This newfound attacking potential, combined with their strong defense, makes England the favorite to win the tournament.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Budget Trail Cameras of 2023
Budget trail cameras are a great option for hunters on a budget. With advancements in technology, these cameras now offer good performance at affordable prices. Some top picks for budget trail cameras include the Moultrie Micro-42i Kit, Spartan Lumen, SpyPoint Force-20, Stealthcam Prevue 26, Bushnell Core S-4K No-Glow, and Browning Strike Force HD Max. These cameras vary in features and capabilities, so choose the one that fits your needs and budget.
#other
Forbes: ‘Mission: Impossible’ Composer Reveals Christopher McQuarrie’s Cameo In ‘Dead Reckoning’ Score
Composer Lorne Balfe reveals that Christopher McQuarrie, the director of Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One, played the bongos for the film's opening title track. The film features Ethan Hunt and his team facing off against a malevolent artificial intelligence called "The Entity."