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#politics
Fox News: Immigration advocates hit Biden admin over video of deportation 'perp walks': 'Dehumanizing' and 'shocking'
Immigration advocates criticize the Biden administration's use of footage showing migrants boarding deportation flights, calling it dehumanizing and shocking. They urge ICE to stop taking videos of migrants. The administration aims to deter migrants from coming to the US and curtail Republican attacks on border conditions. Immigration discourse is increasingly xenophobic, and advocates call for a framework that acknowledges the humanity of asylum seekers.
Fox News: Netanyahu praises Hakeem Jeffries for fighting antisemitism despite past defense of uncle
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries for fighting antisemitism and supporting Israel's security. Jeffries led a congressional delegation to Israel and the West Bank to reaffirm ties and advocate for a two-state solution. The left-wing has become more critical of Israel, with Progressive Caucus Chair Pramila Jayapal calling it a "racist state." Jeffries has faced accusations of antisemitism himself due to his defense of his controversial uncle, who made racist comments about Jews.
Breitbart: Issa: Gold Star Families Deserve to See Dissent Cable Showing Biden 'Knew' Afghanistan Withdrawal Would Be a Disaster
Rep. Darrell Issa argues that the families of the soldiers killed in the Kabul airport attack deserve to see the report on the diplomatic dissent cable, which predicted the attack and shows that the Biden administration knew it was going to happen. They want the classified report to be declassified.
Breitbart: Raskin: Hunter Was Trying to 'Divert' Money to Accounts of Family Members, But that Didn't Involve Joe
Democratic Representative Jamie Raskin defends President Joe Biden against allegations of corruption, stating that the payments in question were made to Hunter Biden and not the President himself. Raskin acknowledges that Hunter Biden engaged in lawful business deals and diverted money into different accounts, but asserts that there is no evidence of any crime or political corruption. He emphasizes that President Biden, who has never been accused of corruption, should not be implicated in this matter.
#society
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Ne-Yo doubles down in new vid, says he does NOT apologize for his opinion ‘transgender’ children
Ne-Yo defends his stance against allowing children to make life-changing decisions regarding their gender. He refuses to apologize and stands by his belief, regardless of potential backlash.
Newsbusters: Musk Offers to Fund Lawsuits Against Woke Companies Targeting Employees for Posting on Twitter
Elon Musk pledges to fund legal bills for employees mistreated for exercising free speech on his social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter). He also promises to go after the boards of directors of these companies. This move is seen as a response to the rise of cancel culture in the workplace.
PJ Media: Singer Ne-Yo Blames Publicist for Apology Statement on Transgender Kids: 'I Did Not Apologize'
Singer Ne-Yo expresses opposition to children transitioning gender. He initially apologizes but later disavows the apology, stating his beliefs haven't changed.
#war
Red State: Marine Who Survived Kabul Suicide Bombing Speaks Out About Odd and Insulting Meeting With Joe Biden
As the two-year anniversary of the deadly withdrawal from Afghanistan approaches, questions arise about whether the chaos and deaths could have been prevented. President Joe Biden's ill-fated withdrawal against military advice and his insensitive encounters with Gold Star families and injured servicemembers have come to light. It seems that Biden's response was heavily scripted and impersonal, with him misleadingly insinuating that his son died in combat. The interactions with the president left many feeling insulted and unheard, with little empathy shown.
Euromaidan Press: Moscow Times: Over 40% of tanks removed from Russia’s largest storage site since Ukraine invasion
Satellite images show that over 40% of tanks and armored vehicles have been removed from Russia's largest military equipment storage base since the start of the Ukraine invasion. The tanks, mostly outdated, are being refurbished and used in the war.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: UN, West African nations pressure Niger to reinstall recently ousted President Mohamed Bazoum
Niger is in a state of uncertainty as the regional bloc ECOWAS threatens military force to reinstall the ousted President Mohamed Bazoum. Talks are being held to find a diplomatic solution. The United States and other European countries have relied on Niger in the fight against jihadi violence, but if deemed a coup, Niger could lose significant aid.
Fox News: China doesn't just want our Silicon Valley secrets. China is coming for our seeds, too
China is reclaiming arable land for increased grain production but is using stolen American technology, specifically high-tech seeds. The Chinese Communist Party is targeting American intellectual property and trade secrets, with estimates that they steal between $225-600 billion every year. This theft not only harms CEOs and lobbyists, but also puts service members, farmers, and ordinary Americans at risk. All sectors, including agriculture, need better protection against this theft.
#economy
Forbes: AMC Reports Highest-Ever Monthly Revenue After ‘Barbie’ And ‘Oppenheimer’ Success—After 2nd Quarter Sales Beat Expectations
AMC Entertainment's second-quarter revenue increased by 15.6% to $1.35 billion, driven by successful releases like Barbie and Oppenheimer. CEO Adam Aron expressed optimism for the second half of the year, although ongoing strikes could pose a challenge. AMC's stock rose by 5.6%.
Forbes: Housing Affordability And Commercial Reckoning: Where’s Government?
The government needs to start talking to the private sector about the future of the housing and real estate economy. There is a lack of connection between government policy makers and the private sector, which is causing issues with housing supply and affordability.
#military
Fox News: Germany has received at least 178 compensation applications from gay servicepeople claiming discrimination
German defense ministry receives compensation applications from gay servicepeople who faced discrimination in the military. Law passed in 2021 offers symbolic compensation to rehabilitate gay soldiers.
#religion
The Imaginative Conservative: Peace in Unprecedented Times
St. Dominic's spiritual joy and trust in Divine Providence offer solace in these uncertain and anxious times. His example encourages peace and reminds us to find joy in the Lord and trust in God's providential care. Let us pray to St. Dominic for his Order to spread the joy and peace of a life rooted in Christ.
#health
Fox News: Sandra Bullock mourns partner Bryan Randall: What to know about man she called the 'love of my life'
Sandra Bullock mourns the loss of her partner Bryan Randall, who passed away at 57 after a battle with ALS. Bryan was a father figure to Bullock's two children, and they ask for privacy during this time of grieving.
Bullock met Randall in 2015 and he quickly assumed the role of father to her children. They had a strong partnership, but chose not to marry. Bullock described their co-parenting dynamic and praised Randall for being the right person to be in their children's lives.
#crime
Fox News: Man caught red-handed outside storage unit of missing woman possibly 'roofied' at job site: family
Mekenna Reiley, a speech teacher from Oregon, has been missing since April. Her family suspects foul play and believe she was drugged or pursued. A photo of an unidentified man attempting to access her storage unit has been obtained.
Fox News: Australian pedophile ring busted in wake of killings of 2 FBI agents
Nineteen men in Australia have been arrested and charged with sex crimes after an FBI investigation into an international pedophile ring. Two FBI agents were fatally shot during the investigation. Thirteen children were rescued.
#sports
Forbes: Two Western Conference Players To Watch This Upcoming Season
Trey Murphy III, a player for the New Orleans Pelicans, has shown significant improvement in his second NBA season. His shooting ability and scoring have improved, making him an integral part of the team. With his 3-point shooting prowess and strong defense, Murphy is positioned to become a future star wing.
Josh Giddey, a player for the Oklahoma City Thunder, has displayed promising skills, particularly in his passing ability. While he needs to work on his shooting and defense, Giddey's rebounding skills and potential for improvement make him an exciting prospect. As he continues to develop, he will need to improve his shooting and defensive abilities to reach the next level in his career.
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Field & Stream: Otter Attacks Three Women Tubing on Montana River
Otter attack on three women in Montana. Injuries sustained, one woman taken by helicopter to hospital. Rare occurrence, medical attention advised.
#technology
Spectator USA: My month using a tablet instead of a smartphone
The narrator uninstalled Twitter from their phone to reduce distractions and diverted their browsing to other apps. They then discovered the benefits of using a tablet instead of a phone, such as more purposeful actions and increased screen size for reading and watching content. They faced challenges with typing on a tablet but found the overall experience to be successful. However, they ultimately valued the endless access to information that a smartphone provides and were relieved to have it back in their pocket.
Fox News: Why your new neighbor could be a giant AI data warehouse
The American Dream is taking a plot twist as data centers like Amazon's move into residential neighborhoods, bringing with them a demand for resources like electricity and water. These data centers, located in tier two and three cities, are revolutionizing the digital landscape and providing security, speed, and cost savings for businesses and governments. However, the rise of data centers also raises questions about the impact on communities and property values.