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#illegals
The New American: California Bio Lab Linked to China and Covid-transmitting GMO Mice - The New American
U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy vows to investigate a Chinese-linked bio lab in California that was operating illegally. The lab had genetically engineered mice to carry the COVID-19 virus and posed health threats to the community. The lab was found to have stored various infectious agents and disposed of medical waste illegally.
Fox News: UK moves asylum-seekers to a barge to cut costs of sheltering migrants
The U.K. government is placing asylum-seekers on a barge to offset housing costs. The Bibby Stockholm barge will accommodate up to 500 migrants.
Fox News: Moroccan navy recovers bodies of 5 Senegalese migrants, rescues 189 others after boat capsizes
Moroccan navy rescues 189 migrants after boat capsizes off Western Sahara coast, while 5 Senegalese migrants drown.
Fox News: Chicago took in a busload of 40-50 migrants almost every day in July, official says
Chicago has been receiving a daily busload of 40-50 migrants from Texas since July, with a total of 12,000 migrants arriving in the city over the past year. The city is working to find shelters for the migrants, but not all residents are in favor of the influx, citing safety concerns and displacement of local communities.
#politics
Newsbusters: Jim Jordan Requests Info on Censorship Collusion from ‘Countering Digital Hate' Group
Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) is requesting information from an anti-free speech nonprofit over potential censorship collusion with the federal government and social media companies. He is specifically concerned about the Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH) and their role in advising the government on content censorship. Jordan has called out CCDH for their efforts to suppress free speech, including their report on "The Disinformation Dozen" during the COVID-19 pandemic. He has requested documents and communication related to any coordination between CCDH, government officials, and social media companies. Conservatives are urged to demand accountability and equal treatment in regards to the First Amendment.
National Review: NBC’s Faulty Abortion Fact-Check
NBC reporter Dasha Burns tried to fact-check Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's claim that Democrats support abortion until birth. Burns argued that there is no evidence of Democrats pushing for that. However, the majority of Democrats in Congress have voted for legislation allowing abortion-on-demand throughout all nine months of pregnancy.
The Federalist: How Is Mail-In Voting 'Secure' When Postal Theft Is Rampant?
Democrats' claim of universal mail-in voting being safe and secure is crumbling as incidents of mail theft and crime increase across the country. CBS News Chicago reported several cases of mail theft in the city, revealing that the U.S. Postal Service had not been keeping track of arrow key thefts and had made no arrests related to these thefts. This problem is not limited to Chicago; it reflects the larger issue of rampant mail theft nationwide. Despite these concerns, Democrats insist on promoting mail-in voting as a means to secure low-effort votes and gain an advantage over Republicans in elections.
The New American: North Dakota Deals Huge Blow to Carbon-capture Scam - The New American
North Dakota's Public Service Commission denies Summit Carbon Solutions' permit application for pipelines, highlighting concerns over harm, ties to BlackRock and China, and impact on farmers and food supply. John Bolton reveals his opposition to Trump's return to the White House due to Trump's desire to withdraw from international obligations like NATO. The House committee investigates BlackRock for facilitating American investment in Chinese companies accused of supporting China's military and violating human rights. Rebecca Terrell discusses the war on farmers and carbon capture land grab, while Steve Bonta and Gary Benoit delve into the U.S. Constitution's checks and balances.
Newsbusters: Facebook Files IV: FBI ‘Lied’ About Hunter Biden’s Laptop From Hell
House Judiciary Chair accuses FBI agent of lying about efforts to censor Hunter Biden's laptop story on Facebook before the election. FBI knew laptop was real but told agents to respond "no comment." Actions triggered social media censorship.
Red State: Democratic Socialists: They Are Not Just the Fringe Anymore
The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) is a growing movement within the Democratic Party, with a membership of roughly 80,000. They are pushing the party to the left, advocating for policies such as defunding the police, rent controls, and racial equity measures. Democratic Socialists have gained influence in cities like New York City, Los Angeles, and Minneapolis, where they hold seats on city councils. Despite a drop in Americans' overall view of socialism, Democrat Socialists continue to get elected and pose a significant challenge to conservatives.
Fox News: How long is too long? Congressional health scares raise questions about fitness to serve
Lawmakers in Congress struggle against time, grappling with the limits of their political careers and their own mortality. Recent incidents involving Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and Senator Dianne Feinstein have sparked questions about age and health in politics. The issue of when someone should retire and the potential successors for McConnell's leadership position are discussed. The constitutional requirements for serving in the Senate are raised, with some arguing for additional qualifications for fitness to serve. Ultimately, time is undefeated, and all leaders eventually face their limits.
Fox News: Hong Kong court refuses to ban popular protest song, government plans to appeal decision
The Hong Kong government is seeking to appeal the court's refusal to ban the protest song "Glory to Hong Kong," which calls for democracy and liberty. This move raises concerns about the erosion of freedom of expression. Critics argue that granting the ban would further restrict civil liberties and disrupt the operations of tech giants, potentially impacting the city's appeal as a business center.
Fox News: Maldivian President Solih set to face off against 7 other candidates in next month's election
The Maldives is gearing up for its presidential election on Sept. 9, 2023, with eight candidates vying for the top position. Incumbent President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih faces competition after former president Mohamed Nasheed split from the ruling party. The Maldives transitioned to multiparty democracy in 2008 and has since seen several presidential races.
Fox News: North Carolina Rep. Kathy Manning says she broke her sternum in 3-vehicle crash
Democratic congresswoman Kathy Manning from North Carolina is recovering at home after sustaining injuries in a serious car accident. She suffered a broken sternum and foot bone. Manning and her aide were discharged from the hospital and she will continue working from home during her recovery.
Fox News: Hunter Biden’s longtime business partner visited the Obama WH, VP residence more than previously known
Hunter Biden's former business partner, Eric Schwerin, visited the Obama White House and Joe Biden's residence dozens of times between 2009 and 2016. Schwerin, who was appointed to a government commission by Obama, could become the next target of the House Oversight Committee's investigation into Hunter Biden's foreign business dealings. This news raises questions about Joe Biden's knowledge of his son's business ventures.
Fox News: Judge dismisses Trump counterclaim in E. Jean Carroll defamation case
Former President Donald Trump's counterclaim in the defamation case against him by E. Jean Carroll was dismissed by a federal judge. The judge also approved delivering tape recordings of Trump's deposition to the Manhattan District Attorney's office. Carroll was previously awarded $5 million in a similar case.
Fox News: Oversight Committee threatens to subpoena Biden officials on work-from-home policies
The House Oversight and Accountability Committee may subpoena Biden administration officials for information on remote work policies, as they are concerned about accountability and mission accomplishment. If agencies do not comply by August 18, 2023, they will consider compulsory processes. The committee's demand follows a memo urging employees to return to the office.
Fox News: Gov. Sanders names new Arkansas finance secretary
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders appoints Jim Hudson as Arkansas' new Finance and Administration secretary. Hudson, the chief of staff for the Department of Commerce, replaces Larry Walther, who was appointed as state treasurer. Hudson has previous experience in the Arkansas Economic Development Commission and the state Commerce Department.
Fox News: Democrats see Michigan, Minnesota as roadmaps for what they can achieve with majority power
Democrats in Minnesota and Michigan have enacted significant policy changes after gaining control in the 2022 midterms. Their success has sparked interest from Democrats in other states, who are looking to replicate these changes. These policy changes include gun safety packages, expanded voting rights, free meals for students, and increased protections for abortion rights and LGBTQ+ individuals. Michigan and Minnesota Republicans are already strategizing to regain power in the 2024 elections.
#society
Daily Wire: Ne-Yo Slammed Online After Caving To Left-Wing Pressure Over Transgender Parenting Comments
Ne-Yo apologizes for comments on parenting and gender identity. Faces backlash online.
National Review: The Corner: For the Ecological Extremist, Civilization Is the Problem
The author argues that modern technology, specifically air conditioning, is a paradox of progress and a personal moral failure. He believes that decarbonizing the global economy will require the reinvention of civilization and a narrative of shared sacrifice. Others argue that the development of agriculture and writing led to the formation of complex societies and the horrors that accompany them, suggesting that civilization as we know it is an aberration. However, the idea that humanity would reject agriculture and return to a hunter-gatherer lifestyle is unconvincing. Some argue that humanity is a plague upon the earth and should be treated with a therapeutic regimen. These laments are seen as a form of romanticism that fails to acknowledge the benefits and progress of civilization.
Breitbart: Ne-Yo Caves to LGBTQ Cancel Mob, Apologizes for Condemning Parents Who Allow Children to Become Transgender
R&B musician Ne-Yo apologizes for criticizing parents who allow their children to be transgender in a recent interview. He expresses his apologies and plans to educate himself on the topic. Ne-Yo's comments received backlash on social media, with accusations of transphobia and queerphobia.
The Blaze: The Rock buys a house for UFC fighter with $7 to his name — fighter sold all his gear after bout to provide his village with water
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson surprises UFC fighter with a new home after learning he had only $7.49 in his bank account. The fighter sold his gear to provide water for his village in Africa. Johnson secretly stocks the house with essentials and promises to cover expenses indefinitely.
National Review: Oberlin College Sues Insurance Companies for Refusing to Reimburse $40 Million Settlement Paid to Bakery for False Racism Accusations
Oberlin College paid $36.59 million in damages to a bakery falsely accused of racism. Now, the college is suing its insurance providers for failing to reimburse the school. The bakery sued the college in 2017 after students protested and accused the bakery of racial profiling. The college is pursuing legal action against its insurance providers for wrongfully refusing to cover the damages.
Fox News: Haitians march on Port-au-Prince by the thousands as gang violence fatigue boils over
Thousands of masked Haitians protest gang violence in Port-au-Prince. Ineffective domestic policing leads to offers by U.N. member states to deploy international armed force.
Fox News: California authorities identify murder suspect from 1993 homicide
California authorities are searching for a suspect, Manuel Aguilar Mendoza, wanted for the 1993 murder of Bernice Wright. Mendoza is believed to have used multiple aliases and may have fled between Mexico and the USA. The Fresno County Sheriff's Office is offering a cash reward for any information regarding his whereabouts.
Fox News: 2 fatally shot during violent South African protests in Cape Town
Violent protests continue in Cape Town after a dispute between minibus taxi drivers and authorities. Two people were shot dead, while others were injured. The protests resulted in the burning of vehicles and attacks on city staff and infrastructure. The unrest has highlighted the neglected areas on the outskirts of Cape Town, known for high homicide rates and deep poverty.
Fox News: Rail services in southern Pakistan partially restored a day after 30 people were killed in derailment
A train derails in southern Pakistan, killing at least 30 people and injuring dozens. Funerals begin as injured people remain in hospitals. Rail services are partially restored.
Train crash in Pakistan kills over 30 and injures nearly 100. Lack of funds for maintaining railway tracks believed to be the cause. Restoration efforts underway.
Fox News: New Hampshire sued for removing historical marker dedicated to Communist Party leader
Supporters of a historical marker dedicated to feminist and labor activist Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, who was also a leader of the U.S. Communist Party, are suing the state of New Hampshire for taking down the marker. The marker described Flynn's life and achievements, but was removed due to criticism from Republican members who deemed it inappropriate. The lawsuit claims that state officials violated administrative procedures and the plaintiffs' rights to due process.
Fox News: Video shows plane that crashed at New Hampshire beach being pulled out of waves
A small plane crash-landed in the water at a beach in New Hampshire during a busy summer weekend. The plane was pulled out of the water as onlookers applauded. The pilot was not injured.
Fox News: Self-declared 'Marxist' library group chief stunned by backlash as state pulls funding to ALA
American Library Association President Emily Drabinski faced backlash after declaring herself a "Marxist lesbian" in a tweet. The controversy led to several states, including Montana, cutting ties with the ALA. Critics argue that Marxism goes against American values and that Drabinski's election as president is a betrayal.
#war
Fox News: Biden administration lied to Gold Star family about marine's death in Afghanistan, mom says
A Gold Star mom accuses the Biden administration of lying about her Marine son's death in Afghanistan. She describes chaos and lack of leadership during the withdrawal. The families of the fallen soldiers were told lies and received incomplete reports.
Fox News: Japan raises concern over Iranian uranium program, Middle East's suspected supplying of drones to Russia
Japan expressed concern over Iran's uranium enrichment program and suspected supply of combat drones to Russia for the war in Ukraine. Japan's Foreign Minister appealed for constructive action from Iran. Iranian drones have been used in the conflict, despite conflicting accounts from Iran. Japan supports sanctions against Russia and provides humanitarian support to Ukraine due to fears of an emboldened China. Hayashi also expressed concern about Iran's nuclear activities and urged cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency. Iran stated it is seeking to reactivate the nuclear agreement through negotiations.
Fox News: Rebel groups kill at least 21 people in northeastern Congo, according to officials
Rebel groups, including one with ties to the Islamic State, kill at least 21 people in northeastern Congo over the weekend. Rebel group M23, accused of links to Rwanda, killed 11 civilians in one attack, while armed rebels with ties to the Islamic State killed 10 in another.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Philippine government summons Chinese ambassador over China's use of water cannons during confrontation
The Philippine government protests China's use of water cannons against Philippine vessels in the disputed South China Sea. The United States and other countries express support for the Philippines.
China claims ownership of the South China Sea despite an international ruling invalidating its claims. The United States warns that it will defend its treaty ally, the Philippines, in the event of an armed attack in the South China Sea.
#economy
Fox News: US Census Bureau is charging a Tennessee town $880K for a recount, pushing towns to conduct DIY censuses
Lebanon officials in Tennessee worry about state funding not keeping up with their growing population. They decide to conduct their own census for a cheaper cost, hoping to bring in more state funding. DIY censuses are common in Tennessee, with many communities conducting their own.
#military
Foreign Policy: NATO’s Northern Flank Has Too Many Weak Spots
Russia's invasion of Ukraine reveals weaknesses in NATO's strategic posture, particularly along its northern flank. Russia has exploited power-sharing relationships on Arctic and near-Arctic islands to expand its influence, with little resistance from Oslo or Copenhagen. Denmark's inability to effectively intervene in the presence of Russian fishing vessels in the Faroe Islands and Greenland's growing autonomy pose further vulnerabilities. Additionally, Canada's neglect of its defense capabilities in the Arctic leaves NATO vulnerable. A unified NATO arctic strategy and increased coordination with partner countries are necessary to defend the High North and prevent Russia and China from operating with near impunity.
Forbes: BTS’s Suga Officially Joins The South Korean Military
BTS member Suga has started his mandatory military enlistment, temporarily pausing his solo career. Suga, who recently released his debut solo album, has chosen not to seek further extension and will serve for a relatively short period. This marks the third member of BTS to enter military service.
#religion
Fox News: Pope Francis says recovery from recent abdominal surgery is going well, comments on recent Portugal speeches
Pope Francis discusses his recovery from surgery and his decision to speak off-the-cuff during his trip to Portugal. He deviated from his prepared speech at the Shrine of Fatima, skipping a prayer for peace. He explains that he prayed silently but didn't want to bring "publicity" to a public prayer.
#history
Flag And Cross: Port In A Storm: Do We Still Need Lighthouses?
Jeff Gales, a "lighthouse geek" working with the U.S. Lighthouse Society, aims to preserve the history and architecture of lighthouses that have captured the fascination of many. The society advocates for restoration and preservation of these historic buildings, and hopes that initiatives like their Passport Program will engage a new generation of lighthouse enthusiasts. The U.S. Coast Guard has automated most lighthouses, but they still serve as visual reference points for sailors and play a crucial role in warning mariners about dangerous areas. The society hopes to save these incredible structures from falling into disrepair.
#health
Fox News: Sandra Bullock's longtime partner Bryan Randall dead at 57 after battle with ALS
Bryan Randall, Sandra Bullock's partner, passed away after a battle with ALS.
Fox News: McDonald's employee shocks internet with clip showing entire bag of sugar poured into chain's sweet tea
A TikTok video by a supposed McDonald's employee reveals that four pounds of sugar are used in a single brew of the fast food restaurant's sweet iced tea. The video has caused shock and outrage among users on the platform.
Fox News: Virginia Beach man who won a case to keep an emotional support emu now running for office
Nicholas Olenik battles mental health challenges. He finds solace in his emotional support emu, Nimbus. Despite facing legal troubles over keeping Nimbus as a pet, Olenik is grateful for their bond.
Fox News: As nonfatal attacks at hospitals surge, experts say health care is now more dangerous than law enforcement
Gun violence has become a serious issue in American hospitals and medical centers, with an increasing number of health care workers facing nonfatal workplace attacks. Hospitals are arming their security officers and implementing safety measures to combat the growing threats. Data shows that health care workers now experience more nonfatal injuries from violence than workers in any other profession.
Numerous shootings have occurred in hospitals across the country, resulting in deaths and injuries. Health care workers accounted for 73% of all nonfatal workplace violence injuries in 2018. Hospitals are taking steps to improve security, such as installing metal detectors, conducting bag searches, and increasing the number of security officers. However, critics argue that the focus should be on addressing the root causes of violence, including a dysfunctional health care system and high levels of frustration among patients and families.
#crime
Forbes: Detroit Woman Sues City Police After Being Wrongfully Arrested Due To AI Facial Recognition
Porcha Woodruff sued Detroit after being wrongfully arrested due to mistaken identity from AI facial recognition. Detective Oliver used an old photo of Woodruff that matched a robbery videotape, ignoring a more recent ID photo. The incident highlights biased AI algorithms in policing.
Forbes: Travis Scott Was Reportedly Paid Millions By Apple To Finish His Deadly Astroworld Concert
Travis Scott's decision to continue performing at his Astroworld Festival during a tragic crowd crush may have been influenced by a $4.5 million deal with Apple. The police report suggests that Apple's last-minute sponsorship aimed to alleviate the financial strain on Scott and his organization. While some argue Scott should have canceled the concert, others believe he may not have fully understood the severity of the situation.
Fox News: Second body found on Arizona Capitol grounds in under 2 weeks
A body found at the Arizona State Capitol for the second time in two weeks. Authorities working to identify the body and investigate.
Fox News: Florida suspect arrested for allegedly stealing lobsters from Miami restaurant
Florida police arrested Joseph Paul Putzulu, 55, for stealing over $1,000 worth of lobster from a Miami restaurant. Putzulu was charged with burglary and grand theft. Surveillance footage showed him loading the stolen lobster into a garbage bin and throwing it over a fence.
Fox News: More than 1K people charged over Jan 6 riot, 366 received prison time: DOJ
More than 1,100 people charged in relation to the Capitol riot, with about a third sentenced to prison time. Majority charged with trespassing, others with assault and destruction of government property. Monetary losses estimated at $2.8 million.
Fox News: Federal judge comes out swinging against DOJ special counsel in Trump classified docs case
Federal Judge Aileen Cannon denies Department of Justice's request for sealed filings in the case against former President Donald Trump, and asks for additional information regarding the use of an out-of-state grand jury. Defense attorney Stanley Woodward's potential conflicts of interest are also being examined. (1/3)
Fox News: Last ex-Minneapolis officer convicted in George Floyd killing gets sentence of 4 years, 9 months
Former Minneapolis police officer Tou Thao has been sentenced to 4 years and 9 months in prison for his involvement in the killing of George Floyd. Thao, who was convicted of aiding and abetting second-degree manslaughter, testified that he was just a "human traffic cone" during the incident. In court, Thao spoke about finding solace in religion and Jesus.
Fox News: Boyfriend of Maryland woman found dead on a hike says he 'didn't do anything' to hurt her
The new boyfriend of Rachel Morin, a Maryland mother, denies any involvement in her death after she was found dead on a hiking trail. Richard Tobin, who has a criminal record, insists that he loves Rachel and would never harm her. Rachel's body was discovered not far from where she went missing, and police are treating her death as a homicide.
Fox News: Retired Florida man charged in girlfriend's murder nearly 50 years after she was found dead, tied up in river
Retired man confesses to 1975 murder of girlfriend after Canadian police tie him to crime through DNA evidence and confession. Victim's body was found bound and strangled in the Nation River. Extradition hearing for suspect is scheduled for September.
Fox News: Fiance of missing Georgia mom pleaded for her safe return, now he's accused of murder
Reginald Robertson has been charged with the murder of his fiancée, Tiffany Foster, who went missing in 2021. Despite her body not being found, investigators have evidence pointing to her death. Robertson now faces multiple charges.
Fox News: Chicago 8-year-old girl fatally shot in head while playing outside in latest bloody weekend
An 8-year-old girl, Sarabi Medina, was fatally shot in the head while playing outside her apartment building in Chicago. There were at least seven murders and more than two dozen shooting victims over the weekend. The suspect was shot in the face during a struggle and later taken into custody.
Fox News: Michigan police fatally shoot suspect in 2 weekend homicides
A man suspected in two homicides in Michigan died after a police chase. David Algarin led police on a pursuit and was fatally shot by officers.
Fox News: 2 teen murder suspects in Albuquerque allegedly set up a drug deal to rob female dealer
Two teenage boys in Albuquerque set up a drug deal to rob the victim and ended up killing a woman. The boys, aged 14 and 15, were arrested and charged with murder, robbery, and evidence tampering.
#sports
Fox News: WWE legend says Elon Musk can use her 'Tush Push' against Mark Zuckerberg in potential fight
Billionaires Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg are discussing a potential cage match, with Musk receiving wrestling advice from WWE Hall of Famer Torrie Wilson. Wilson suggested using her move called the "Tush Push" on Zuckerberg. The date for the match is still uncertain due to Musk's possible injury.
Fox News: WNBA’s Layshia Clarendon, Brittney Sykes ejected after final-minute skirmish
Los Angeles Sparks guard Layshia Clarendon and the Washington Mystics' Brittney Sykes were ejected from the game after a heated altercation in the final minute. Clarendon drove to the basket and was met with a hard foul from Sykes, leading to a scuffle on the ground. The Sparks went on to win 91-83, snapping a four-game losing streak.
#technology
Fox News: Connecticut lawmakers pushing to set regulations on AI as the technology continues to evolve
State lawmakers across the United States are taking steps to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) technology in their respective states. Connecticut is starting with its government systems, requiring regular reviews to prevent unlawful discrimination. Similar legislation is being developed in other states such as Colorado, New York, Virginia, and Minnesota. The goal is to strike a balance between protecting constituents from harm and promoting advancements in various sectors like medicine, science, and education.
#other
Breitbart: Leftist Scottish Govt Cut Down 16 Million Trees to Put up Wind Farms
Scotland's leftist government has admitted to cutting down almost 16 million trees on public land to make way for wind turbines. The trees were felled to clear room for the construction of wind farms, with around 1,700 trees being cut down per day since 2000. The government claims that most of the trees would have been cut down for commercial purposes anyway, and that some were replanted on-site. However, critics argue that the government must consider the significant costs and negative impact on wildlife and business.
Fox News: Pennsylvania bus crash survivor recounts vehicle impact, ensuing chaos
Bus crash on Pennsylvania interstate kills three passengers. Bus operated by Super Lucky Tour Company. Passengers thrown from seats, severe injuries reported. One adult critically injured, others in serious condition. No further details available.
Fox News: Unusual friendship: Baby crow takes a liking to five family bunnies, sticks around
A family rescues an injured baby crow from the street and brings it home. The family's pet rabbits take a liking to the bird and they all live together in a hutch.
Fox News: Long Beach pleasure boat explodes after catching on fire, leaving 2 dead, 3 injured
Two women killed, three others hospitalized after a pleasure boat catches fire and explodes at a marina in Long Beach, California.
Fox News: Rescue organization in Stafford, Virginia, save malnourished horses riddled with lice, fungus
Grace Purdum, president of Hope for Horses, a horse rescue and sanctuary, was happy when a malnourished mare named Mare kicked her in the leg because it meant the horse was feeling better. Hope for Horses rescued Mare and her companion, River Rapids, from a breeding facility in poor conditions. The organization rehabilitates and retrains retired racehorses for adoption, with the goal of finding them new careers as performance or trail horses. Purdum plans to expand the organization in Virginia and hopes to become a host facility for PTSD support group meetings.
Fox News: Oregon extends restrictions on crab fishing to protect whales from ropes, traps
Oregon has extended restrictions on the Dungeness crab fishery to protect humpback whales from getting entangled in ropes attached to crab traps. The measures include limiting the number of traps and their depth during months when humpback whales are more likely to be present. The decision has been met with concerns from crabbers about potential harm to the fishing industry.