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#illegals
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 379: Guardian Angels Founder Curtis Sliwa on the ‘Sanctuary City’ Migrant Crisis in Eric Adam’s NYC
Curtis Sliwa discusses the migrant crisis in NYC and ways to solve the city's problems.
#politics
Breitbart: Dowd: Republicans Have 'Basically Decided to Secede from Our Democracy'
Former Bush-Cheney strategist Matthew Dowd claims Republicans have adopted an "ends justify the means" approach to democracy, effectively seceding from it. They aim to preserve their desired culture, power, and way of life, using tactics that undermine democracy. Dowd warns that this dangerous behavior includes rejecting the legitimacy of the 2020 election.
Breitbart: NYT's Thrush: Trump 'Didn't Realize the Extent of the Trouble' He Is In
Reporter Glenn Thrush suggests that former President Donald Trump did not pardon himself or his allies because he underestimated the trouble he was in regarding the 2020 election. Thrush believes Trump did not anticipate facing consequences from the Justice Department. Former federal prosecutor Barbara McQuade argues that Trump's decision not to pardon himself implies guilt.
#society
Red State: WATCH: 'Florida Man' Floats by Just in Time to Liven up CNN Live Broadcast of Hurricane Idalia
In the midst of a serious hurricane in Florida, two men took the opportunity to humorously kayak down a flooded street while a news reporter was live on air. Although the storm is dangerous, this lighthearted moment shows the unique and eccentric nature of "Florida Man."
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Commerce Sec'y Raimondo: We Have to Protect Security from China, But 'It's Not So Much About Doing More'
Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo discusses the need to protect national security when dealing with China and preventing them from advancing their military with American technology. She emphasizes the importance of being smart and sophisticated in these actions.
#education
Flag And Cross: Colorado Student Suspended for Gadsden Flag Patch Breaks Silence, Issues Challenge to Other Kids
A 12-year-old boy named Jaiden Rodriguez was suspended from school for wearing a Gadsden flag patch on his backpack. The school claimed the flag symbolized slavery. However, after the incident gained viral attention, Jaiden was allowed to return. He believes it is important for students to stand up for their rights, even if it means losing friends.
#crime
Daily Wire: D.C. Court: 16-Year-Old Girl Stabbed To Death Fighting Over McDonald’s Sauce
A 16-year-old girl fatally stabs another girl in Washington, D.C. during a fight over McDonald's dipping sauce. The suspect is charged with murder while armed.
#sports
Forbes: Why Nik Stauskas, Malik Fitts, And Juwan Morgan Are Still On The Indiana Pacers Payroll
The Indiana Pacers made a trade in 2022 to acquire young talent and create salary cap space. As a result, they waived and stretched the contracts of Nik Stauskas, Malik Fitts, and Juwan Morgan, reducing their cap hits. This allowed the team to sign Deandre Ayton to a max contract, but the Phoenix Suns matched the offer. The Pacers used their remaining cap space throughout the season, but still have Stauskas, Fitts, and Morgan on their books for the next two years.
Forbes: Can Kole Calhoun Be The Late-Season Hero The Cleveland Guardians Need?
Cleveland Guardians' Kole Calhoun becomes unexpected hero with game-winning hits, including a three-run homer, helping the team chase division leader Minnesota Twins.
Forbes: Despite Their Starting Situation, The Tampa Bay Rays Have A Great Bullpen
The Tampa Bay Rays' starting pitching has taken a hit with the loss of several key players to injuries, including their ace Shane McClanahan. Despite having strong pitchers in the rotation, the team's World Series aspirations are in jeopardy. They will have to rely on a three-man rotation, a strong lineup, and a solid bullpen to salvage any chance of competitiveness. The bullpen, although not highly ranked overall, has potential to be one of the best in the postseason once less reliable arms are removed.
#technology
Daily Wire: Adobe Patents AI Image Scanner For ‘Diversity Auditing’
Software company Adobe has applied for a patent for an AI image scanner that can conduct "diversity auditing." The proposed system would automatically assess the diversity of images based on race, gender, and age, and issue a score. Adobe's patent request states that the system aims to increase representation and diversity in images displayed on websites or databases.