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#illegals
The New American: Mask Mandates on the Rise - The New American
New York hospitals and an Atlanta college have implemented mandatory face-mask rules, while film studios are also following suit. The Texas governor's office has shared the results of Operation Lone Star, revealing the number of illegal immigrants and pounds of drugs seized. In other news, a Canadian woman seeking help for suicidal thoughts was suggested assisted suicide instead.
#politics
Breitbart: Tim Scott: Harris and DeSantis 'Both Signed Off on' 'the Same Curriculum' -- FL Should Remove Sentence on Slavery
Sen. Tim Scott criticized language on slavery in Florida's social studies standards, calling for the removal of a controversial sentence that suggests slaves developed skills for their personal benefit. Scott blamed Gov. Ron DeSantis for approving the curriculum, along with Vice President Kamala Harris. He argued that discussing any redeeming qualities of slavery is morally wrong.
The American Spectator: Team Trump Trolls DeSantis
Former President Donald Trump sent his surrogates to attack Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis ahead of the Republican primary debate. Trump staffers mocked DeSantis with bingo cards and derogatory nicknames. Trump skipped the debate, claiming his successful presidency made it unnecessary. -
The Blaze: It's official: Tucker Carlson announces Trump interview will be released on Wednesday night
Conservative media host Tucker Carlson announced an upcoming interview with Donald Trump, who will not participate in the Republican primary debate. The interview will air on the same night as the debate.
Fox News: GOP reps call for more overtime pay for Border Patrol agents tackling ongoing migrant crisis
House Republicans are pushing for additional overtime pay for Border Patrol agents in response to the ongoing migrant crisis at the southern border. They argue that the inclusion of this measure in the National Defense Authorization Act is necessary due to the Biden administration's policies. The lawmakers believe that Border Patrol agents should be fairly compensated for their long hours of work.
Republicans in the House have introduced legislation to address the migrant crisis, including enshrining the Migrant Protection Protocols and increasing the number of Border Patrol agents. They believe that these measures are necessary to secure the border and support law enforcement agents.
Breitbart: Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Economic Pitch: Private Sector Solutions, Working Class Benefits
Democratic presidential contender Robert F. Kennedy Jr. unveils his economic proposals, emphasizing the use of the private sector to benefit the working class. He advocates for policies such as a $15 minimum wage, labor union protections, reshoring of jobs, and immigration controls. Kennedy aims to rebuild the small business economy and rejects collaborations between big government and corporations.
PJ Media: The Summoning Rituals of the Left
In the style of Raymond Chandler, here is the summary:
"The Cloward-Piven strategy aims to collapse the free market and government through overwhelming demands. This tactic includes choking welfare, altering the nation's character through open borders, and implementing a digital currency. The COVID pandemic and climate change are used as excuses for social control. Democrats create fake crises to advance their agenda. The spurious legal vendetta against Trump is an example of this strategy. Leftist thinking is magical thinking, manipulating public opinion and generating legislative travesty. Cloward and Piven are dissociated academics who serve the Prince of Lies, while their acolytes create chaos."
Spectator USA: Do you want to be president?
The Republican primary debate is lacking the front-runner and instead features eight candidates who have little chance of challenging him. While it may seem like a pointless showdown, it is an opportunity for serious candidates to prove themselves as viable alternatives to the former president. The debate serves as a selection process for the second lane in the Republican Party, with candidates needing to take on Trump directly to have a chance at victory.
Breitbart: Argentina: Leftist Protest Leader Claims to Have Inspired Nationwide Looting Spree
Leftist protest organization MIJD takes responsibility for ongoing wave of looting in Argentina. Violent acts began after Open Primary election, where libertarian economist Milei was most voted. Government denies looting, accuses Milei of spreading "fake" videos. MIJD claims looting is not a crime, blames high food cost and government's failure to deliver food. They plan a demonstration on Thursday. Security Minister forms joint command to fight looting.
Townhall: As First Debate Approaches, Is GOP Race Already Over?
The first Republican presidential debate is approaching, and the focus is on former President Donald Trump and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. The race seems heavily leaning in Trump's favor, with a significant lead in national polls. DeSantis has been struggling, with his support steadily declining. The indictment of Trump has had an unexpected effect, hurting DeSantis' momentum. Negative advertising and attacks from other candidates pose additional challenges for DeSantis. While there may be some improvement in Iowa, DeSantis' success is ultimately dependent on what happens with Trump. As of now, it appears that Trump is ahead, and DeSantis is prepared to trail him until voting begins.
#society
Daily Wire: We Need To Solve Our Violent Crime Epidemic The El Salvador Way
This news report highlights the rampant crime of shoplifting in San Francisco, particularly at one Walgreens store. Despite the shocking footage, officials claim that property crime in the city is "lower" than before the pandemic. However, statistics can be misleading, and other major retailers like Dick's Sporting Goods are also suffering from significant losses due to theft. In contrast, El Salvador has successfully reduced its murder rate through a tough approach that involves aggressive policing and heavy punishments for criminals. The choice between a safe society with some sacrifices and a dangerous society with minimal imprisonment is a difficult one to make.
The Blaze: Watch Vivek Ramaswamy’s EPIC response to Charlamagne tha God’s claim that America is a land of white supremacy
Charlamagne tha God accuses the left of prioritizing the rights of white people, but Vivek Ramaswamy disagrees. He states that the nation's promise has been unfulfilled but reminds Charlamagne that America is founded on ideals, not ethnicity. Vivek believes that although progress has been made, there is still work to be done.
#war
Foreign Policy: Russia’s Murderous Mercenary Prigozhin Is Dead
Russian mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin dies in a plane crash, allegedly caused by Russian air defenses. Prigozhin was the head of the paramilitary Wagner Group, known for their role in the Russian war in Ukraine. His death comes amid tensions between Prigozhin and Russian President Putin, and leaves the Kremlin in a difficult position .
Euromaidan Press: Canada imposes sanctions on Russian military, nuclear sectors
Canada has imposed sanctions on Russian individuals and companies involved in the war in Ukraine, targeting the military, nuclear, and other sectors.
Forbes: Who Is Yevgeny Prigozhin: ‘Putin’s Chef’-Turned-Chief Rival Reportedly In Fatal Plane Crash
Topline Russian oligarch Yevgeny Prigozhin, known as "Putin's chef," was tied to Russian President Vladimir Putin for over 30 years. He was involved in warzones worldwide, including Ukraine, and admitted to orchestrating Russia's interference in the 2016 U.S. elections. Prigozhin financed the Internet Research Agency and founded the Wagner Group. He has been critical of the Russian military and government, and has accepted a peace deal to move to Belarus. Prigozhin's plane crashed and killed everyone on board, including himself.
#economy
Fox News: Helicopter crash claims lives of Lebanese army crew members amidst severe economic crisis
Lebanese army helicopter crash kills two crew members and injures one during a training mission in the Beirut Forest. The army's operational abilities are compromised due to the country's ongoing economic crisis.
#military
Fox News: North Korea launches long-range rocket southward in suspected satellite deployment attempt amidst tensions
North Korea launches rocket in second attempt to put spy satellite into orbit.
The New American: China Stages Military Drills Near Taiwan - The New American
China conducted military exercises near Taiwan as a warning to separatists. Taiwan criticized the drills and deployed its own military assets to observe. The tension stems from Taiwan's Vice President William Lai's recent trip to the United States.
#health
Fox News: Oregon law allows healthcare facilities to return amputated body parts for cultural and spiritual reasons
Oregon health care facilities will be able to return amputated body parts to patients for cultural or religious reasons under a new law supported by tribes. The law aims to respect the tribal belief that a person's body must remain whole for a smooth transition to the spirit world. Previously, returning body parts was difficult or impossible, leading some patients to decline life-saving amputations.
Human Events: CHARLIE KIRK: Florida Surgeon General says ‘it’s ludicrous to be
pushing these vaccines… for anyone’
Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo spoke with Charlie Kirk about the dangers of COVID-19 vaccine mandates and lockdowns, citing their negative impact on mental health and learning abilities. Ladapo emphasized the need to push back against these measures in order to avoid future restrictions. He questioned the scientific basis for vaccine mandates and boosters, stating that there is no evidence to support their effectiveness and highlighting potential risks such as cardiac injury. Ladapo also disputed claims of infants being severely affected by COVID-19, noting that severe illness and death from the virus are extremely rare among young people.
#crime
Fox News: New York golfer accused of beating goose to death with club
A golfer beat a goose to death with a golf club in an attempt to end its suffering after being hit by a ball. The golfer, not a veterinarian, could have called the police or taken the goose to a vet instead.
Fox News: Indiana boy, 2, killed by SUV at state park in western Michigan
A 2-year-old Indiana boy died after being hit by an SUV at Holland State Park. The incident is under investigation.
Fox News: Life sentence for Montana woman guilty of torturing and killing 12-year-old grandson
A Montana woman has been sentenced to life in prison for torturing and killing her 12-year-old grandson. The boy had been beaten, denied food, and subjected to forced exercise. The woman's husband was also sentenced to 100 years in prison for his role in the boy's death.
Fox News: Giuliani mugshot released after he turns himself in on Trump-Georgia 2020 case
Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani was arrested in Atlanta for his alleged involvement in a conspiracy to overturn the 2020 presidential election results in Georgia. Along with Trump and 17 others, Giuliani is facing charges related to attempts to subvert the will of the voters.
The Blaze: Thug picks wrong woman to carjack — a state prisons sergeant who turns the tables on attacker and doesn't hesitate to use her gun
A female state prisons correctional sergeant in North Philadelphia shot a man who tried to carjack her. The victim was pumping gas when a 22-year-old male approached her from behind and tried to take her car. They both pulled guns and shot each other, and were taken to the hospital in stable condition.
Breitbart: Georgia County Sheriff Resigns After Guilty Plea for Groping TV Judge Glenda Hatchett
Bleckley County Sheriff Kris Coody resigned after pleading guilty to groping TV personality Glenda Hatchett at an event. Despite the allegations, Coody kept his job until now. Coody insists he didn't mean to fondle Hatchett.
#sports
Fox News: Reigning Heisman Trophy winner says ‘in-the-moment decision’ will be made on 2024 NFL Draft
Caleb Williams, the USC quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner, is uncertain about entering the 2024 NFL draft. He transferred to USC from Oklahoma and is enjoying the college experience under coach Lincoln Riley. Winning championships is important to him.
Forbes: Are Rookies Ready To Produce In Pennant-Race Pressure?
In a race for the playoffs, ballclubs are calling up raw rookies hoping for instant heroes. The Los Angeles Angels called up Nolan Schanuel, who turned a triple play in his debut. Cincinnati's rookies, including Elly De La Cruz and Matt McLain, helped turn the Reds' season around. The rookies are making an impact with both offense and defense. The Los Angeles Dodgers lead their division despite multiple injured pitchers. The rookies, including Bobby Miller, have stepped up to help. History shows the impact of late-season callups, such as Joe Sewell and Satchel Paige. Other rookies, like Bob Hazle and Brian Doyle, had quick success but faded away. Pitchers like Larry Sherry and Todd Worrell have also made a big impact. Recent callups, such as Johan Rojas and Davis Schneider, are making an impact for their teams. Who will be this year's surprise hero?
#technology
Breitbart: It's Your Last Chance to Claim a Share of Facebook's $725 Million Lawsuit Settlement
U.S. Facebook users have until Friday to claim their share of a $725 million settlement in the Cambridge Analytica scandal. The lawsuit alleges that Facebook allowed unauthorized access to user data. Eligible users can apply through the settlement website, with each person potentially receiving around $3.
#other
The New American: This Week at the Convention of 1787: Treason and Sovereignty - The New American
At the Constitutional Convention of 1787, intense conflict arose over the definition of treason against the United States. James Madison argued for a broader definition, while George Mason favored copying the Treason Act of 1351. Gouverneur Morris advocated for the Union to have exclusive authority over declaring treason. Luther Martin proposed retaining this power with the states, but his motion was rejected. The final definition of treason was included in Article III, Section 3 of the U.S. Constitution.
Daily Wire: Scooter Braun Responds To A-List Star Exodus Amid Rumors He’s Out Of Management
Music executive Scooter Braun is facing a mass exodus of his A-list stars, including Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande. Rumors suggest that Braun is getting out of the management business, with reports of trouble between him and his clients. While insiders claim that Braun's clients are still under contract, multiple sources indicate that there are issues in their relationships.
The Right Scoop: “I’m dumbfounded” – Ben Shapiro explains ‘insane’ restrictions Fox News is putting on debate coverage
Fox News is imposing strict restrictions on debate coverage, allowing only 3 minutes of footage. Ben Shapiro is baffled by this, but it might not be enforced.