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#illegals
Daily Wire: Biden Admin Blasted Over Report Of Suspected Cartel Gunmen Crossing Border, Eluding Capture
Suspected cartel gunmen illegally crossed into the US and evaded capture, sparking criticism of the Biden administration's handling of the southern border. Law enforcement reported a group of armed men crossing into Fronton, Texas, but no one was found. Republican lawmakers blamed Biden for empowering cartels and called for stricter border security. The National Border Patrol Council criticized Biden, Harris, and Mayorkas, accusing them of ignoring the reality of the crisis. Border Patrol sources confirmed that Fronton, Texas, is a major area for cartel activity.
#politics
PJ Media: Mitch McConnell Heckled With Chants of 'Retire,' Trump Approves
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell faced backlash and heckling during a speech in Kentucky. Attendees at the Fancy Farm picnic chanted phrases such as "Shame on you," "Ditch Mitch," and "Retire." Former President Donald Trump celebrated McConnell's mistreatment and endorsed calls for his retirement, while also questioning his health and ability to serve. McConnell froze up during a press conference weeks earlier, raising concerns about his well-being.
Newsbusters: NBC’s Dasha Burns Returns for MORE Embarrassing Hackery Against Ron DeSantis
In a recent interview, NBC journalist Dasha Burns confronted GOP presidential candidate Ron DeSantis on issues such as the 2020 election and his stance on illegal immigration. Burns attempted to trap DeSantis with questions about deadly force against drug traffickers and the difficulty of discerning between innocent individuals and cartel members crossing the border. DeSantis remained composed and reiterated that lethal force would only be used against those showing hostile intent or engaging in hostile acts. Burns also highlighted DeSantis's wife, Casey, and her battle with breast cancer, as well as DeSantis's upcoming campaign stop at the Iowa State Fair.
#society
Fox News: Black teacher sues White nationalist group who allegedly beat him during march through Boston
A Black teacher and musician, Charles Murrell III, has sued the White nationalist hate group Patriot Front for beating him during a march through Boston. Murrell suffered physical injuries and continues to experience emotional distress.
Fox News: Protestors tried to crash a Kirk Cameron library event, plus a 'tough' brain teaser
Protestors disrupt library event.
Former flight attendant honors 9/11 heroes by pushing beverage cart.
PJ Media: Oberlin College Can't Get Insurance Companies to Reimburse It for Libel Payout
In 2016, a bakery in Oberlin, Ohio confronted three black students stealing wine. Oberlin College students accused the bakery of racial profiling and protested. The bakery won a $25 million settlement, but insurance companies are refusing to reimburse Oberlin.
Forbes: Nantucket Billionaire Charles Johnson Agrees To Resolve Clam Shack Debacle—Here’s How Things Escalated
Billionaire Charles Johnson reached an agreement with real estate company CEO Steve Karp, ending their battle over a proposed clam shack on Nantucket. Johnson dropped a pending lawsuit against the owners of the restaurant and the town, in exchange for moving the restaurant's HVAC mechanical equipment away from Johnson's home. The opening date of the restaurant is still uncertain.
Fox News: Estranged son of Thailand's king returns to country unexpectedly
Thailand's king's estranged son returns after 27 years abroad, visits underprivileged children. No official successor named.
#war
The Right Scoop: WATCH: Marine describes BIZARRE meeting with Joe Biden right after surviving Kabul explosion that killed 13 Americans
A US Marine, Sgt. Tyler Vargas-Andrews, describes a bizarre meeting with Joe Biden in his hospital room after surviving the explosion in Kabul that killed 13 Americans. Biden tried to shake his right hand, despite Tyler missing his arm, and then talked about his deceased son's military service instead of addressing the recent traumatic event. Tyler's mother became furious and demanded that they take care of him for the rest of his life. Biden then asked Tyler what he wanted, leaving him confused and ultimately leaving the room.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Brazilian official blasts European Union rules banning products from areas of deforestation
The European Union is banning products from deforestation areas starting in 2024, angering Brazil. Brazilian soy and beef lobbies question the EU's ability to determine deforestation areas. Brazil considers the ban an affront to World Trade Organization rules.
Fox News: Japanese politician Taro Aso calls for peace in Taiwan Strait as the country strengthens its deterrence
Japanese political leader Taro Aso emphasizes the importance of maintaining peace in the Taiwan Strait and conveying a clear message globally, particularly to China. A majority of Americans support increasing US military presence near Taiwan to combat the threat from China. Japan, as a close neighbor to Taiwan, has strengthened its alliance with the US to boost deterrence in the region.
#health
Daily Wire: Sandra Bullock’s Partner Bryan Randall Dies At 57 After Privately Battling ALS
Bryan Randall, Sandra Bullock's longtime partner, has died at 57 after a private battle with ALS. The couple had a loving relationship and chose not to get married, but Bullock praised Randall as an exemplary partner and father.
#education
Fox News: FL school district reverses decision to restrict book about gay penguin couple
The School Board of Lake County in Florida has lifted age restrictions on the book "And Tango Makes Three" in school libraries. The decision came after a First Amendment lawsuit was dismissed.
#crime
Fox News: Maine woman who pleaded guilty in overdose death of infant son begins 4-year manslaughter sentence
Mariah Dobbins, a 29-year-old woman from Maine, has started serving her four-year prison sentence for the overdose death of her one-year-old son. The autopsy revealed that the child died from a fentanyl overdose. The case highlights a wave of similar incidents in the state, where children are ingesting drugs that were left in the open.
The Blaze: Homeowner used sword to chop off fingertip of armed home intruder 17 years ago. Suspect — ID'd through fingerprints — finally arrested.
In 2006, a Memphis homeowner used a sword to cut off the fingertip of an armed home intruder who then escaped. The suspect, Terence Stewart, was recently arrested after police discovered multiple active warrants on him.
Flag And Cross: Killing of 2 FBI Agents Leads to 98 Child Sex Abuse Arrests in International Probe
In a joint operation, the FBI and Australian Federal Police brought down a global pedophile ring after the deaths of FBI Special Agents Laura Schwartzenberger and Daniel Alfin. Their investigation led to the arrest of 98 individuals, including 19 in Australia, and the rescue of 13 Australian children. The group operated through a secure network on the dark web, evading law enforcement with encryption.
#sports
Forbes: With No New TV Deal Expected; Five More Schools Have Left The Pac-12
A number of schools have left the Pac-12 conference due to the lack of a long-term TV rights agreement, resulting in only four schools remaining. The departures are driven by the desire for increased revenue, with other conferences offering more lucrative media rights agreements.
Flag And Cross: Megan Rapinoe’s Favorite Memory While Playing for US Women’s Team Has Nothing to Do with Soccer: ‘Equal Pay’
The U.S. Women's National Soccer Team had a disappointing performance in the 2023 World Cup, exiting in the round of 16 after a scoreless draw with Sweden. Megan Rapinoe, known for her progressive politics, missed a crucial shot in the penalty shootout. Despite her accomplishments as a player, Rapinoe's greatest accomplishment, according to her, is fighting for equal pay.
Fox News: MLB broadcasters slam Orioles over reported suspension of play-by-play announcer Kevin Brown
Major League Baseball broadcasters express support for Baltimore Orioles announcer Kevin Brown, who was reportedly suspended for his on-air comments. They criticize the Orioles and their management for the decision and consider it a fiasco. The Orioles have not commented on the situation, but a senior official hinted at Brown's return in the near future.
Fox News: Top-ranked tennis star Iga Swiatek explains wearing tape over her mouth during bizarre practice session
Top-ranked women’s tennis pro Iga Swiatek practices with her mouth taped as part of her unique training methods. The method, implemented by her fitness coach, helps to restrict her oxygen intake and improve her endurance on the court.
Fox News: Martha Stewart reveals how she got in shape for Sports Illustrated cover and the one thing she'll never do
Martha Stewart, 82, made history as the oldest woman to appear on the cover of Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit issue. She credited Pilates and a clean lifestyle for getting her into shape. Although she was happy with most of the photos, she didn't like the red bathing suit shots and joked that no amount of Pilates could help her bare her midriff.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Invasive Smallmouth Bass Threaten Trout on Montana's Famous Bitterroot River
Montana anglers have discovered smallmouth bass in the Bitterroot River, which could harm the native trout population. Montana Fish Wildlife & Parks is proposing a rule that would require anglers to keep and report any smallmouth bass caught in the lower portions of the river, to prevent the invasive species from further spreading.
#other
Fox News: 'Cha Cha Slide' creator DJ Casper dead at 58
DJ Casper, known for the popular line dance "Cha Cha Slide," has died at the age of 58. He was a beloved figure in Chicago and his song became a hit around the world, played at major sporting events and even the Olympics. Casper battled cancer since 2016 and in his final TV interview, he encouraged others to keep fighting and continue dancing.
Fox News: Escalating conflict in Sudan has pushed over 4 million people from their homes, according to UN official
The escalating conflict in Sudan has resulted in over 4 million people being displaced from their homes, with more than 884,000 fleeing to neighboring countries. The fighting has led to outbreaks of disease and increased malnutrition, particularly among children under 5. The conflict between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary forces has intensified in Khartoum and Omdurman, causing further chaos and suffering.