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#illegals
The Blaze: California business fed up with 'homeless, drug activity' after woman throws rocks through restaurant windows on 5 separate occasions
California business owners are considering closing due to repeated vandalism by a homeless woman . The owners have caught her on camera multiple times throwing rocks into their restaurant and breaking windows. The owners are frustrated with the presence of drug activity and garbage left by homeless individuals . Despite police involvement, the vandalism continues, and the owners are worried about the future of their business. A local news reporter witnessed the troubling situation and described the aggressive behavior of some homeless individuals .
#politics
Newsbusters: ALARM: Matt Taibbi Warns Against Government’s Targeted Censorship
Twitter Files journalist Matt Taibbi warns of government collusion with Big Tech and the impact of censorship. He reveals that the U.S. government informed social media companies about world events like the war in Ukraine. Taibbi also discusses how the IRS has targeted journalists in the past.
Flag And Cross: Trump Returns from DC Court Appearance and Gets Wild Reception from Bedminster Wedding Crowd
Former President Donald Trump, facing legal troubles, made a surprise appearance at a wedding in New Jersey, receiving a warm reception from attendees. Supporters see this as an act of defiance and resilience in the face of persecution.
PJ Media: Co-Host of 'The View' Refuses to Vote for Biden. That's When Things Get Spicy.
The co-hosts on "The View" clash over voting for President Joe Biden in the 2024 election, with one Republican supporting Trump and others defending Biden's performance. The discussion highlights the divide between Democrats and Republicans.
Newsbusters: Behar Proclaims Economy ‘Booming,’ Whines Biden Not Getting ‘Credit’
Joy Behar of ABC's The View defended President Biden, claiming that the economy is booming and inflation is down. She wondered why Biden's approval rating is low, suggesting that it may be due to his age. The discussion turned into a heated argument between the co-hosts.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Tucker releases part 2 of interview with Devon Archer
Tucker Carlson releases part 2 of his interview with Devon Archer, raising questions about the Biden crime family. (142 characters)
Washington Free Beacon: Joe Biden Had Dinner With Burisma Exec, According to Hunter Biden Associate. His Team Said It Never Happened.
Former Hunter Biden business associate Devon Archer confirmed in testimony that Joe Biden attended a 2015 dinner with a Ukrainian energy executive whose company was paying Hunter Biden. The Biden campaign has long denied this meeting. Archer also revealed that Joe Biden sent him a letter in 2011, contradicting the president's claims that he never discussed his son's business dealings.
PJ Media: West Coast, Messed Coast™ — 'We're On Our Own' Edition
On the West Coast, heat and humidity drive people inside as they suffer under the policies of the politicians they voted for. However, despite claims of overpopulation, there are still those working to combat underpopulation. In Oregon, the big news is that people can now pump their own gas, bringing the state in line with the rest of the country.
Fox News: 'Act of corruption': Ari Fleischer rips into Biden for his 'web of lies'
Fox News contributor Ari Fleischer believes that President Biden lied about his involvement in Hunter Biden's businesses because he had deep involvement. Fleischer considers helping his son's business by using his position as an act of corruption, regardless of whether money was received or not. Hunter Biden's ex-business partner confirmed that Joe Biden had dinner with his son's foreign business associates, contradicting previous denials.
#society
The Blaze: Liz Wheeler EXPOSES Andrew Tate’s lies, addresses Candace Owens interview
Andrew Tate's interview with Candace Owens has sparked controversy. Liz Wheeler criticizes Tate, stating that while they agree on the vilification of men in society, his prescription for young men is destructive, leading them toward materialism, pornography, and exploitation of women. Wheeler also questions Tate's claims about his webcam business, accusing him of trafficking and manipulating women. She believes his charismatic personality and willingness to discuss controversial topics make him dangerous. Wheeler urges young men to listen carefully to Tate's words, as he has not disavowed his involvement in the pornography business and boasts about making money from it.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: Energy Secretary Granholm Consulted Top Chinese Energy Official Before Draining U.S. Strategic Oil Reserve
The Biden administration's Energy Secretary, Jennifer Granholm, held undisclosed meetings with China's National Energy Administration Chairman prior to the release of oil from the strategic reserve in 2021. Critics are concerned about China's influence on the administration's energy policy. Last year, strategic oil sales were made to the Chinese state-controlled gas giant, Sinopec, which is linked to Hunter Biden's business dealings. The public questions the extent of Chinese officials' involvement in US energy policy and security.
#health
National Review: The Corner: The Masking Police Are Back
Public concern rises as Covid infections see a new surge and cases of flu and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) increase. Despite high vaccination rates, some Americans remain fearful and push for masks to be worn in public spaces. A protest movement advocating for universal masking emerges, believing it to be a workplace-safety, workers' rights, and civil-rights issue.
The New American: Dan Harvey: Iowa Firefighter Warns of Lethal Carbon Capture Pipeline - The New American
Dan Harvey, an Iowa firefighter, raises concerns about the safety of carbon capture pipelines proposed throughout his state. Despite a previous accident in Mississippi that caused hospitalizations and long-term health issues, the companies and officials involved remain silent on safety issues. Harvey urges Iowans to get involved and visit a website for more information.
#sports
Fox News: NFL suspends Saints' Alvin Kamara for role in Las Vegas fight
New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara will be suspended for the first three games of the 2023 NFL season for his role in a fight outside a Las Vegas nightclub in 2022. Kamara and others were initially facing misdemeanor and felony charges related to the incident. Kamara pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor charge of breach of peace and took responsibility for his actions.
Forbes: The Pac-12’s Time May Be Up
The Pac-12, a longstanding West coast conference, is facing an existential crisis as several universities are leaving for other conferences. The conference has lost 5 out of its 12 current members, primarily due to financial disparities and poor leadership. The future of the Pac-12 is uncertain, as other universities may also leave, and regional alignment and academic superiority no longer hold the same importance in college football.
The Great Lakes Fisherman: ODJ TV Show YouTube Channel Episode 44: Yukon Bike Race
Pete and his 3 teammates compete in a cross-country bicycle race from Yukon Territories to Alaska.
The Federalist Papers: Watch: NFL Legend Roasted Online for Rendition of National Anthem
The 2023-2024 NFL season officially began with the Hall of Fame game. The national anthem rendition by DeMarcus Ware received criticism for being off-key, but he sang it in honor of his late teammate Demaryius Thomas.
#science
The New American: Climate Scientist: Public Being "Misinformed on a Massive Scale" - The New American
Climate scientist Cliff Mass argues that claims of record-breaking extreme heat and the Earth boiling are exaggerated and counterproductive. He points out that the climate has been radically warmer in the past, particularly during the Medieval Warm Period, and that we are coming out of a colder period known as the Little Ice Age. Furthermore, there is evidence that this year's higher temperatures could be due to factors other than man-made emissions, such as the 2022 volcano eruption. Mass concludes that while global warming is a serious issue, it is not an existential threat.
#technology
Forbes: Barriers To AI Adoption
The progress of artificial intelligence (AI) over the past 77 years has been remarkable, revolutionizing various industries and processes. However, some businesses remain hesitant to fully embrace its advantages. AI has come a long way since its origins in the 1950s, and with the rise of big data and advanced technology, it has entered the mainstream and become pervasive in our daily lives. Generative AI, which includes text and image creation, is gaining attention and raises calls for further research and regulation. Despite the potential, barriers to AI adoption exist, such as limited use in certain business segments and the need for clean, quality datasets. However, companies willing to adopt AI can benefit from automation, natural language processing, inventory management, and more. As AI progresses, ethical considerations and governance will play a crucial role in responsible usage and innovation.
#other
Forbes: Mark Margolis Dead: The ‘Breaking Bad’ And ‘Better Call Saul Star Was 83
Mark Margolis, known for his roles in Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, has passed away at the age of 83 after a brief illness. Margolis had a long career in film and television, appearing in over 60 films and numerous TV series. He was known for his Emmy nominated performance as Hector "Tio" Salamanca.