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#illegals
Fox News: LA city council votes for lawsuit, criminal probe against Texas over migrant busing program
The Los Angeles city council votes to pursue a lawsuit and criminal probe against Texas over its migrant busing program. They accuse Texas Gov. Greg Abbott of committing crimes and show concern for the well-being of the migrants. Abbott argues that other states must help share the burden of border crossers.
#politics
Liberty Nation: What Was VP Joe Biden Hiding – and From Whom Was He Hiding It?
President Joe Biden has been revealed to have used multiple pseudonyms to conceal his identity in emails when he was vice president. The National Archives and Record Administration (NARA) has admitted to possessing around 5,400 emails and other documents on which Biden used fake names. The Southeastern Legal Foundation (SLF) filed a lawsuit to obtain these emails, prompting NARA to acknowledge their existence. The emails have yet to be made public.
The Economist: AI will change American elections, but not in the obvious way
AI-generated deepfakes have the potential to manipulate elections, but experts are divided on its impact. While some fear that AI could spread misinformation, others argue that Americans are already immune to persuasion. Social media platforms have implemented measures to counter manipulation, but there is concern over their cautious approach. Tech executives are cautiously confident, and AI may even be used to detect influence operations. While campaigns can benefit from AI in tasks like fundraising emails, its real impact on elections remains to be seen.
National Review: ‘Neoconservative’ Is Being Abused
The misuse of language and the degradation of words' meanings in our political culture is a growing problem. Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy and others have misused the term "neocon," which has become an insult applied to anyone who supports an assertive U.S. foreign policy. The term originally referred to a group of individuals who embraced universal morality and cautious interventionism. The Right should focus on a results-oriented approach and regain the importance of language and truth.
#war
Fox News: British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak names Grant Shapps as next defense secretary
Grant Shapps, a staunch ally of British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, becomes the UK defense secretary, replacing Ben Wallace. Wallace, who oversaw Britain's response to the war in Ukraine, resigned and called for increased military funding. Shapps, known for his communication skills but lacking defense experience, pledges to support Ukraine in its fight against Vladimir Putin's invasion.
Euromaidan Press: Russia sees another barrage of drone and missile attacks overnight
Russia experiences a series of drone and missile attacks, with officials blaming Ukraine. Moscow defends against a drone heading towards the capital, causing flight delays. Crimea also reports shooting down a cruise missile.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: Indonesia Isn’t Ready to Become Asia’s Submarine Cable Hub
The United States is rerouting its subsea cables through Indonesia to avoid potential Chinese espionage. Indonesia's geographic location and regulatory environment pose challenges to the success and security of these cables. The country must reform its governance framework, enhance surveillance and enforcement measures, and streamline the permitting process to protect its critical infrastructure.
#economy
Forbes: Time To Cancel PlayStation Plus As Sony Quietly Raises Prices Through The Roof
Sony is increasing the price of PlayStation Plus subscriptions globally, with significant increases for yearly plans. The new prices range from $79.99 to $159.99 per year, prompting users to question the value of the service compared to other subscriptions like Xbox Game Pass.
#education
Red State: Education Runs a Distant Second to Leftist Activism at Teacher Union Conventions
The National Education Association (NEA) and American Federation of Teachers (AFT) prioritize left-wing social issues over advocating for teachers and students in the American public school system. Their national conferences focused on radical political agendas rather than practical solutions for education. The NEA's conference featured attacks on the United States Supreme Court and Florida, while the AFT's conference included sessions on LGBTQ+ issues, cultural appropriation, climate change, and combating oppression. Both conferences lacked substantive discussions on improving student outcomes in core subjects.
#crime
Fox News: Ex-Massachusetts deputy accused of calling on officers to help 'level' courthouse after losing custody battle
A former Massachusetts deputy, Joshua Ford, has been indicted on three counts of interstate transmission of a threatening communication. Ford allegedly sent emails to about 140 law enforcement officers, calling on them to join him in burning down a courthouse. The emails included a video in which Ford expressed his anger and contempt towards the justice system.
Fox News: Security guard, customer killed in exchange of gunfire at Indiana home improvement store
Two men died after exchanging gunfire at an Indianapolis home improvement store. The shooting took place at a Menards store and the motive behind it is yet unknown.
Fox News: 3 New Mexico firefighters arrested for raping woman during off-duty gathering
Three Albuquerque firefighters, including one retired, have been arrested for raping a woman after a golf tournament. Police have identified the suspects as Aden Heyman, Angel Portillo, and Anthony Martin, all of whom have been charged with criminal sexual penetration. The Albuquerque Fire Department has placed the firefighters on administrative leave, promising full cooperation with the investigation.
Fox News: Bodycam shows Lindsay Shiver's mom side with in-laws in custody bout before murder-for-hire plot
New bodycam footage shows Lindsay Shiver's mother-in-law calling 911, claiming Lindsay is harassing her. Lindsay's mother also complains about a menacing text. Lindsay and her lover are accused of plotting to kill her husband.
#outdoors
Fox News: Remains of missing Idaho hiker found seven years after disappearance in backcountry
The remains of Jack Thomas, a hiker who went missing seven years ago in Idaho, have been found. Search teams discovered his skeletal remains, along with his personal items, about half a mile from the trail. Officials believe Thomas left the trail to visit nearby mountain lakes when he experienced a tragic event and became incapacitated. The cause of death is likely hypothermia due to a fall. Thomas' wife expressed closure and stated that he enjoyed the backcountry.
#other
The Federalist: Did Weiss Ignore Policy To Cut Hunter's Deal? DOJ Hides Answer
The Department of Justice (DOJ) is facing a lawsuit for failing to provide a copy of the pretrial diversion policy adopted by the Delaware U.S. Attorney's office. The lawsuit, filed under the Freedom of Information Act, comes after a federal judge ordered the DOJ to provide communications related to the Hunter Biden investigation. The Heritage Foundation and its director of the Oversight Project filed the suit, emphasizing that the DOJ's manual mandates the development and implementation of a policy on pretrial diversion.
National Review: The National Park Service Celebrates Saint-Gaudens
The Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park in New Hampshire showcases the work of sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens, providing a serene mix of art and nature. The park features dozens of beautifully cast bronze sculptures, including the famous monument to Admiral Farragut. Visitors can explore the open-air museum year-round