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#illegals
Breitbart: Four Dead as Migrant Boat Sinks of Greek Island of Lesbos
Four people died and 18 were rescued after a migrant boat sank near the Greek island of Lesbos. Greece has long been a popular entry point for migrants fleeing conflict and poverty, with over 14,000 arrivals so far this year. The increase in crossings is attributed to better weather and smugglers taking advantage of tourist season.
#politics
PJ Media: The Latest Juicy Nugget in the Biden Bribery Scandal
Hunter Biden's involvement in selling influence with his father's knowledge and participation is supported by evidence including bank records, informants, testimony, and Joe Biden's own statements. More evidence surfaces as it is revealed that Hunter's former business partner, Devon Archer, met with Secretary of State John Kerry shortly before the firing of Ukraine prosecutor Viktor Shokin. The content of their meeting is unknown, but it raises questions about potential involvement in the Burisma scandal.
The Right Scoop: Trump now pushing fake rumors that DeSantis is going to drop out and run for Senate
Trump spreads fake rumors that DeSantis will drop out of presidential race to run for Senate.
Red State: Polling Indicates Skipping the Debate Appears to Have Hurt, Not Help, Donald Trump
Donald Trump's decision to skip the debate appears to have hurt him in the polls. His national average has dipped, and other Republican candidates are gaining support. However, it is still unclear how this will affect the state-level polling and the upcoming primaries. Trump's lead remains frustrating for his opponents, but it is uncertain if the debate and other events will have a long-term effect or just a temporary setback.
Fox News: GOP lawmaker unveils push to block funding for Trump prosecutions
Republican Rep. Andrew Clyde of Georgia plans to defund the federal and state prosecutions targeting former President Trump, claiming they are part of the radical Left's interference efforts in the upcoming 2024 presidential election. Clyde intends to introduce amendments to prevent federal funds from going towards the prosecution of a major presidential candidate. Trump's allies have criticized the indictments as political and have called for the cases to be dismissed. Clyde's amendments have a good chance of passing in the Republican-controlled House but are unlikely to progress in the Democrat-controlled Senate.
The American Spectator: Thoughts on the Debased Debate
The author did not watch the Republican presidential debate but heard negative opinions about the candidates from a left-leaning panelist. The media and public reward uncivilized behavior in debates, which leads to moderators resorting to simplistic tactics. Debates should include more actual debating.
PJ Media: Colorado Dems Go Full Commie, Choose Open Marxist Who Calls for Cultural Revolution for State House Seat
Colorado Democrats have chosen Tim Hernández, an open Marxist and schoolteacher, to fill a vacant state House seat in the Denver area. Hernández frequently rails against "Whiteness" and has called for a "FORCEFUL Cultural Revolution." He has indoctrinated children with communist theory in his classroom and advocates for disruption to dismantle white supremacy. The Democrats' choice to give him a state House seat reveals their alignment with his radical ideology.
The Blaze: Biden staffers met with special counsel Jack Smith's aide ahead of Trump indictment, raising concerns about possible election interference: Report
Weeks before Trump's indictment, a top aide for special counsel Smith allegedly met with a Biden White House staffer, raising concerns of collusion to eliminate Trump as a political rival. The meeting, which took place in March 2023, has sparked criticism and accusations of the DOJ being weaponized against Trump.
National Review: Crises in Florida Present a Test of DeSantis’s Mettle
Republican primary voters are faced with three significant challenges: a racially motivated spree-killing, an uptick in Covid-19 cases, and an approaching hurricane. These events test Ron DeSantis's leadership skills and political choices. The ability to handle these real-world issues should be the focus of the electorate, rather than the horse race.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine’s intel: Russia ramps up missile production and starts assembling Shahed drones on its territory
Ukraine's intel reveals that Russia is increasing production of missiles and assembling Shahed drones on its territory. Russia plans to produce 1300 drones and various missiles, but Ukraine doubts Russia's ability to meet these targets.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Notorious Russian intelligence chief tapped to replace Prigozhin in Wagner's Africa operations
Gen. Andrey Averyanov takes charge of Wagner's African operations after the death of Yevgeny Prigozhin. Prigozhin's plane crashed, possibly due to assassination ordered by Putin. Wagner mercenaries still active in Africa despite withdrawal from Ukraine.
Washington Free Beacon: State AGs Urge Feds to Force China’s Shein to Come Clean About Slave Labor
State attorneys general are urging the U.S. Securities Exchange Commission to investigate Chinese retailer Shein for alleged use of slave labor before it goes public on the stock exchange. Shein, the world's largest online fashion retailer, faces accusations of relying on cheap labor from China's Uyghur population. The attorneys general demand that the Biden administration block Shein's bid unless it can prove it does not use forced labor.
#military
Forbes: While Eastern Shipbuilding Thrives, New Coast Guard Cutter Lags Behind
The $17.6 billion Offshore Patrol Cutter program, the highest investment priority for the U.S. Coast Guard, is facing additional delays. The delivery estimate for the first cutter has been pushed to late 2024, which is seen as optimistic given the shipbuilder's previous problems and the complexity of the vessel. The delays have raised concerns about the Coast Guard's ability to obtain new cutters in a timely fashion.
#religion
Breitbart: Pope Francis Asks Journalists to Help Him Spin ‘Synod on Synodality’
Pope Francis seeks the help of journalists to spin the upcoming synod on synodality in a positive light. Critics argue that the lack of clarity in defining and understanding synodality leaves the process open to manipulation. The synod aims to revisit issues within church teaching, causing concern among Catholics seeking truth and stability. Conservatives warn that the move towards synodality could harm the Church and lead to division and schism.
#culture
Fox News: 'Polyamorous' group vents over 'shocking twist' in popular TV show 'Riverdale': 'Part of people's identities'
"Riverdale" finale shocks polyamorous community with reveal of characters' four-way relationship in high school. Non-monogamous portrayal criticized for lacking authenticity and understanding.
#health
Fox News: Potentially life-threatening health scare on the rise in Virginia as Department of Health, CDC issue warning
Virginia is experiencing an increase in cases of Alpha-Gal syndrome, a potentially deadly meat allergy transmitted through tick bites. Lone star ticks, prevalent in Virginia, are the main carriers of this disease. Those affected must avoid consuming meats high in fat and other products made from mammals. The best prevention method is to avoid tick bites altogether.
#education
Fox News: Local Nevada teachers union calls on governor to intervene, end stalemate in bitter contract negotiations
The Clark County Education Association is calling on Gov. Joe Lombardo to intervene in their contract negotiations with the school district. The union seeks 18% pay raises and compensation for special education teachers, while the district offers 10.5% raises.
#crime
Breitbart: Sweden Charges Russian-Born Citizen with Spying for Moscow
Russian-born Swedish citizen Sergey Skvortsov is charged with illegal intelligence activities for the Russian military intelligence service GRU. He allegedly used his import-export business to obtain technology and pass it on to GRU. Skvortsov's wife was released without charge.
Fox News: Man accused of killing LAPD officer nearly 40 years ago convicted in retrial
After being in trial for 11 weeks, Kenneth Gay, who had already been incarcerated for four decades, has been convicted again for the murder of Los Angeles Police Officer Paul Verna in 1983. Jurors deliberated for two weeks before finding him guilty, and he will serve a life sentence due to special circumstances. Gay's co-defendant, Raynard Cummings, remains incarcerated as well.
#sports
Breitbart: FIFA Suspends Spanish Soccer President over Unwanted Kiss
FIFA suspends Spanish soccer president for unwanted kiss with Women's World Cup winner. Rubiales initially apologized but later claimed the kiss was consensual, which Hermoso denied. She publicly stated feeling uncomfortable and violated. Rubiales refused to resign and faced backlash, with some calling for his resignation and the Spanish football federation threatening legal action against Hermoso. FIFA has suspended Rubiales from future games, banned contact with Hermoso, and several Spanish coaches have resigned.
The Blaze: 'Surge in COVID cases' cancels several high school football games in South Carolina
High school football games in South Carolina were canceled due to a surge in COVID-19 cases among the teams and a lack of available players. The cancellations followed state health guidelines and impacted multiple schools in Lexington, Orangeburg, and Columbia. Some of the cancellations were due to outbreaks on specific teams, with several players testing positive for COVID-19. The situation was worsened by the presence of the COVID-19 Omicron variant.
#outdoors
Flag And Cross: Panic After Shark Found in Landlocked Idaho, State Fish and Game Responds
Idaho residents are alarmed by the discovery of a dead shark in the landlocked state. Wildlife officials suspect that someone placed the shark on the shore as a prank, as freshwater cannot sustain such a species. The incident could have negative implications for Idaho's fishing industry.
#other
Forbes: Why Rural EB-5 Projects Are Best For Investor Immigrants
The USCIS processing flow chart outlines the steps for obtaining a green card through the EB-5 investor immigration program. The process involves choosing a regional center project, making the required investment, filing the necessary petitions, and obtaining conditional residency. By focusing on rural projects, investors can expedite their applications and obtain green cards faster.
Forbes: Thousands Of Passengers Face Flight Delays In The U.K. After ‘Technical Issue’ Strikes Air Traffic Control
The U.K.'s air traffic control agency experienced a technical issue, leading to nationwide flight delays and cancellations during the busy holiday weekend. The issue, described as a flight data processing system failure, has caused high individual delays with no immediate improvement. Airlines are facing severe restrictions on flights in and out of the U.K.