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#illegals
Newsbusters: CBS Declares Border Crisis ‘Out of Control,’ Hurting ‘Big Cities’ Now
CBS Mornings reported on the influx of illegal immigrants in New York City and the strain it has put on the city's resources. The hosts expressed shock at the crisis, highlighting the disconnect between liberal cities' support for illegal immigration and the consequences now faced. They called for changes to federal law to allow the migrants to work and contribute to the economy.
#politics
National Review: Biden’s Twisted Idea of Empathy
President Biden's repeated insistence on making tragic events about himself shows a lack of empathy and self-awareness. He has a tendency to relate these events to his own experiences, often with false or exaggerated anecdotes. Whether due to narcissism, memory loss, or a misguided understanding of empathy, this behavior is a problem that needs to be addressed.
Fox News: 5 indications Joe Biden won't run in 2024, Disney's Bud Light problem and more Fox News Opinion
IRS whistleblowers in the Hunter Biden scandal prompt Special Counsel David Weiss to change course, undermining faith in the justice system.
The lawlessness of Biden's student loan bailout workarounds spirals out of control, causing widespread concern.
National Review: The Corner: Vivek’s 9/11 Meanderings
Vivek Ramaswamy got caught up in controversy after making an imbecilic analogy between the Capitol riot and 9/11. He claimed that the public deserves to know if law enforcement played a role in the riot, similar to how we would want to know if police or federal agents were involved in the 9/11 attacks. Ramaswamy now tries to backtrack and says he was misquoted by The Atlantic, while also bringing up the government's concealment of Saudi Arabia's involvement in 9/11.
Red State: What to Expect From the Candidates at Tomorrow's Fox News Debate
With the first GOP debate approaching, the candidates need to strategize. DeSantis will face the most attacks, Scott aims to be the alternative, Haley must distance herself from Trump, Ramaswamy needs a big moment, Pence must connect with voters, and Christie wants to take out DeSantis in New Hampshire. While every candidate hopes for a strong debate performance, they will need to make headlines after since Trump plans to dominate the news the following day.
The Blaze: Legal expert shoots down theory that Trump is constitutionally disqualified from office — and explains why it would cause 'chaos'
Legal scholars argue that under the 14th Amendment, Trump is constitutionally disqualified from running for president in 2024. However, former federal prosecutor Elie Honig disputes this claim, stating that the amendment does not specify how the decision should be made and that it would lead to inconsistency and chaos. Additionally, Trump has not been officially charged with insurrection or rebellion, and he is entitled to the presumption of innocence.
Red State: Democrat Hawaii Senator Calls Global Warming Fires a "New Normal" but He's Hiding the Real Issue
Hawaii Senator Brian Schatz seizes the opportunity to push the left's favorite religion, climate change, following the Maui wildfires. He claims that severe weather events are a result of man-made climate change and that this is the "new normal" for the whole planet. However, the fires were actually caused by power lines that weren't properly insulated, sparking fires on the greenery, which is a common occurrence. The real issue lies with Hawaii's Democrat politicians who failed to prioritize infrastructure and emergency response, leading to the spread of the fires. Schatz's claims are nothing more than a politically-driven agenda.
American Thinker: What are the types of political fraud?
Political fraud involves deceptive actions within politics to manipulate elections, public opinion, or government processes for personal or partisan gain. Examples include election fraud, campaign finance fraud, bribery and corruption, embezzlement of public funds, misrepresentation by politicians, gerrymandering, disinformation, nepotism and cronyism, unethical behavior, forgery of documents, voter registration fraud, and political censorship. Lack of accountability for government officials contributes to political fraud.
The Right Scoop: Nina Turner endlessly mocked for blaming summer heat on fossil fuels using ‘scare graphic’
Nina Turner blames fossil fuels for summer heat, tweeting a weather animation of a 'heat dome' and calling for an end to fossil fuels. Critics mock her for the claim, calling it a result of leftism and questioning the practicality of eliminating fossil fuels.
#society
Front Page Magazine: LA Mayor Calls Texas Gov "Despicable" for Busing Migrants in Tropical Storm Rain
Los Angeles experienced panic over rain during Tropical Storm Hilary. 9 buses of migrants from Texas arrived during the storm. Mayor Karen Bass criticized Texas Gov. Abbott for sending families and toddlers in extreme weather conditions.
Fox News: Singer Jason Derulo lived in extreme poverty, drank sugar water to stave off hunger before achieving fame
Singer Jason Derulo discusses his humble beginnings and the financial struggles his family faced while growing up. Derulo reveals that his family would sometimes drink water mixed with sugar to ease their hunger before bed. Despite their hardships, Derulo's parents provided them with a good enough life where they didn't realize they were broke.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Alabama just won a big victory against the transgender mafia
Alabama has won a court victory allowing a ban on transgender puberty blockers for minors. The 11th Circuit overturned an injunction and the law will go to trial next year.
Daily Wire: Bay Area County Meeting Descends Into Chaos As Residents Protest Hotel Housing Nearly 100 Homeless
A council meeting in Millbrae, San Francisco turned chaotic as residents protested the plan to house homeless people in a nearby hotel. Concerns were raised about safety due to the hotel's proximity to schools. Residents expressed disapproval through signs and angry gestures. The homeless crisis in the Bay Area has worsened, leading to crime and drug issues.
#war
Fox News: Denmark begins F-16 training for 8 Ukrainian pilots
Denmark and the Netherlands pledge to donate F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine to support its war against Russia. Eight Ukrainian pilots are being trained in Denmark, while Greece will also participate in the training.
#economy
Forbes: Shale Merger Mania Heats Up Amid Falling Rig Counts
The mergers and acquisitions trend in the U.S. oil and gas shale sector is heating up again during the second half of 2023, as the active rig counts continue to drop. Executing mergers and acquisitions can enable companies to raise equity production and control costs. This trend is primarily focused on the Permian/Delaware and Eagle Ford regions of Texas and New Mexico, driven by the health of the commodity price for oil.
Forbes: Nvidia Stock Hits All-Time High After 315% Surge—Easily Outpacing Its Peers
Shares of Nvidia reached a record high as investors flock to the trillion-dollar company riding the wave of the artificial intelligence boom. The stock has skyrocketed 315% since last October, outperforming other companies in the S&P 500. Analysts believe there is still room for growth, with an average price target of $538.
#history
The New American: Former White House Staffer Reveals Agenda to Hide History from Youth - The New American
Jane Cook, a former White House communications staffer and presidential historian, discusses the agenda to subvert America's religious, moral, and constitutional heritage to youth through the lack of historical understanding. She believes that by distributing real, documented history, a new love for the nation's heritage can be cultivated.
#crime
Fox News: KS department of Revenue official says initial search that led to raid of Kansas newspaper was legal
Police raid a Kansas newspaper accused of illegally accessing information about a restaurant owner. A video shows the 98-year-old mother of the publisher protesting the search and later dying. The raid has sparked a debate about press freedoms and the police chief's actions.
Fox News: Ohio prosecutor asks judge to drop charges against Black truck driver mauled by police dog
In Ohio, a prosecutor seeks to dismiss charges against a Black truck driver who was bitten by a police dog while surrendering. The attorney argues insufficient evidence of substantial risk.
Daily Wire: Millionaire Dentist Sentenced For Killing His Wife During African Safari
A wealthy dentist, Larry Rudolph, was sentenced to life in prison for killing his wife Bianca on a safari in Africa. He was also convicted of mail fraud for collecting millions in life insurance claims. Prosecutors allege that Rudolph staged the scene to make it seem like Bianca accidentally shot herself. Rudolph maintains his innocence.
Fox News: Texas cold case tore apart family that keeps fighting for answers nearly 40 years later
The unsolved murder of Catherine Mowrey haunted her family for nearly 40 years until her niece, Catrina Marshall, decided to pursue justice. The case, which was initially ruled as a suicide, devastated Marshall's mother, ultimately leading to her suicide.
#sports
Forbes: Rosie White Sees New Zealand Soccer’s Bright Future
Rosie White, former New Zealand soccer star, believes that women's soccer has a bright future. She noted the increasing popularity of the sport, as evidenced by the high television ratings for the FIFA Women's World Cup. White played a role as a TV sports analyst during the tournament and emphasized the growth of soccer outside of Europe. She also discussed her experiences playing in the NWSL and her advocacy for ulcerative colitis awareness.
Fox News: Bucs officially name Tom Brady successor: 'Time to Bake'
Baker Mayfield has been named the starting quarterback for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, with Kyle Trask as his backup. Mayfield, who signed with the Buccaneers in the offseason, is ready for a fresh start after playing for multiple teams in recent years. He is confident in his abilities and determined to prove himself.
#other
Fox News: Heidi Klum's daughter Leni wows in hot pictures, singer Post Malone shares secret to his 55-pound weight loss
In the world of entertainment news, Heidi Klum's daughter follows in her model mom's footsteps on a luxurious vacation . Post Malone sheds 55 pounds by cutting out a specific item from his diet . Britney Spears raises eyebrows with suggestive content on Instagram after announcing her divorce . Taylor Swift causes a frenzy at a wedding after causing chaos at a rehearsal dinner . Prince Harry faces criticism for his fuller head of hair after mocking his brother . Charlize Theron denies rumors of bad plastic surgery . Jeffrey Epstein claimed Prince Andrew had a greater appetite for sex than him . Taylor Kitsch leaves Los Angeles for a better life in Montana . 'Jeopardy!' host Mayim Bialik shares her hospital experience . Prince Albert of Monaco's son ponders his role in the country's future .