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#illegals
The Blaze: 'There is no more room': NYC considers housing illegal immigrants in Central Park: Report
New York City officials are considering housing illegal immigrants in Central Park due to the overwhelming number of newcomers. With hotels at capacity, migrants have been seen sleeping on city sidewalks in inhumane conditions.
#society
PJ Media: Welcome to Bidenville, Where the Third World Comes to Squat
Migrant crisis in New York City worsens as asylum seekers are forced to sleep on sidewalks.
Red State: Trust NBC News: Race Isn't Genetic, but People Can't Change Theirs. Still, a Man Can Be a Woman
NBC News recently reported on the trend of people attempting to change their race, highlighting the case of a teenager who identifies as Japanese. Experts unanimously agree that it is impossible to change one's race and warn against the potential for cultural appropriation and fetishization. They argue that race is a social construct rooted in systemic inequalities, making it impossible to alter.
The New American: Ohio Group Uses Taxpayer Dollars to Teach Kids to Become Drag Queens
An organization in Ohio is using public funding to teach minors to become drag queens. The group, Colors+ Youth Center, hosts tutorials and events where drag queens read to children and teach them the fundamentals of drag. The center's activities are funded by a taxpayer-funded organization called Cuyahoga Arts and Culture.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine’s Security Service warns of Russian false flag attack against Belarus
Russian military and special services plan to attack an oil refinery in Belarus and blame Ukraine. The Security Service of Ukraine warns of a false-flag attack by Russia to draw Belarus into direct hostilities against Ukraine.
#economy
Forbes: Single-Family Housing Market: Rising Rates, Rising Prices
The housing market is seeing rising prices despite high interest rates. The lack of inventory and the reluctance of homeowners to sell contribute to this trend. The Federal Reserve and Congress have played a role in stimulating demand, but the potential for a recession and falling interest rates may lead to more supply in the future.
Fox News: Global food prices rise after Russia pulls out of wartime grain agreement with Ukraine
Global food commodity prices have risen for the first time in months due to Russia pulling out of an agreement with Ukraine and India restricting its rice exports. This increase in prices poses a significant food security concern, especially for the poor. The rise in prices is caused by disruptions in supplies from major producers, conflict, export restrictions, and weather-induced production shortfalls.
#health
Flag And Cross: Nikola CEO Steps Down Amid Management Shuffle
Beleaguered electric truckmaker Nikola Corporation announced that CEO Michael Lohscheller is stepping down due to a family health matter and will return to Europe. Chairman Stephen Girsky will take over as CEO. The transition comes as the company is set to report second-quarter earnings.
#crime
Daily Wire: Family Of Man Allegedly ‘Eaten Alive’ By Bugs In Jail Settles For $4 Million
Man dies in Atlanta jail cell from insect infestation. Family settles lawsuit with Fulton County for $4 million.
Fox News: Idaho police fatally shoot man who called for help, then attacked officers
Police in Boise, Idaho, shot and killed a man who requested help at his apartment. The man charged at officers with sharp weapons and ignored commands to stop. The officers have been placed on leave during the investigation.
#technology
PJ Media: Threads, Meta’s Twitter Clone, Is Tanking
Threads, a Twitter clone, initially gained popularity but is now struggling to maintain users. Daily active user count has dropped by 82%, with only eight million users remaining compared to Twitter's nearly 200 million. People are spending less time on the app, with daily average time plummeting to just 2.9 minutes a day.
#other
Forbes: ‘Sweet Magnolias’ Dethroned Again In Netflix’s Top 10 List By A New Show
Heartstopper, the beloved teen romance series, returns with a perfect 100% critic score and high fan ratings. It may even reach the top spot on Netflix's list. Other shows like Teenage Bounty Hunters and The Babysitter's Club were not as lucky.
Newsbusters: STILL OBSESSED: MSNBC, CNN Spend 91% Of Thursday On Trump
Former President Donald Trump's arraignment received extensive coverage on MSNBC and CNN, with 91.32 percent of their news-related coverage focusing on Trump's legal issues. In contrast, Joe and Hunter Biden's scandals received only 13 minutes and 59 seconds of coverage. The networks spent over 90 percent of their day on Trump's arraignment, while other topics received significantly less attention.
Flag And Cross: Cramer's Stock Picks: Ultra Clean, Linde, Pioneer, TotalEnergies, Allegro, Stanley Black & Decker
Jim Cramer prefers Ultra Clean Holdings but suggests buying Linde instead. He favors Pioneer Natural Resources over TotalEnergies and believes it is better managed. Stanley Black & Decker is performing well, while Allegro MicroSystems is considered expensive.
Forbes: It’s Time For Yet Another ‘Fantastic Four’ Casting Rumor Session
Fresh rumors are swirling about the potential casting for the Fantastic Four in the MCU. Adam Driver and Margot Robbie have reportedly turned down roles as Reed Richards and Sue Storm. The new alleged lineup includes Matt Smith as Reed Richards and Vanessa Kirby as Sue Storm. Joseph Quinn is rumored for the role of Johnny Storm. The casting for The Thing remains unclear, but Ebon Moss-Bachrach may be considered for Silver Surfer or Doctor Doom. Galactus is said to be the main villain, to be played by a Latino actor. No official announcements have been made by Marvel.