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#illegals
Breitbart: Biden's Parole Pipeline: Illegal Alien Linked to Terrorism Among 1.4 Million Freed into U.S. at Border
An illegal alien with alleged ties to terrorism is among the 1.4 million border crossers released into the US under President Biden's parole pipeline, despite being deemed inadmissible. The illegal alien was arrested in Chicago and is now in federal custody awaiting deportation.
The New American: Michigan Authorities Investigated Suspected Voter-fraud Operation Weeks Before 2020 Election - The New American
The FBI investigates voter-registration fraud in Muskegon. Biden family corruption revealed. Ohioans reject constitutional change. Coup in African country draws international attention. Congressman and expert discuss illegal immigration and nullification.
#politics
Fox News: Hunter's text about Biden making him fork over half his salary resurfaces amid new Democrat talking point
A Democratic talking point dismisses a memo about the Biden family's foreign business dealings. Past texts from Hunter Biden suggest he gave half his salary to his dad. The memo reveals bank records showing millions in payments to Hunter and his associates from Russian and Kazakhstani oligarchs.
Breitbart: GOP Reacts to Biden Business Receiving $20M While Joe Biden Was VP
The House Oversight Committee revealed that the Biden family business received $20 million from Russia, Ukraine, and Kazakhstan while Joe Biden was vice president. Republicans strongly reacted to this news, with many questioning how Democrats continue to defend Biden despite the mounting evidence against him. The committee obtained bank records showing payments to the Biden family, including cash, diamonds, and cars, leading to accusations of corruption and calls for impeachment.
Red State: Joe Biden Loses It on Peter Doocy After Being Questioned About Infamous Phone Calls
Joe Biden is facing scandals regarding his interactions with his son's business partners, despite his focus on climate change during his West tour. The New York Times admitted that Biden lied about these interactions, and Fox News' Peter Doocy confronted him about it, resulting in Biden's angry response. It is clear that Biden has been involved in his son's business dealings, contradicting his previous claims. The truth is slowly coming to light, and even the left-wing media won't be able to hide it.
The Blaze: Watch Nancy Pelosi get VISIBLY UNCOMFORTABLE when she's asked about Joe Biden/Hunter allegations
Nancy Pelosi dismisses the idea of impeachment proceedings against President Biden as frivolous and a diversionary tactic. She defends the Democratic Party's accomplishments and plans to take back control of the House.
Fox News: GOP lawmakers file amicus brief backing Texas against DOJ lawsuit over border barrier
More than 20 House Republican lawmakers support Texas in a lawsuit over its floating border barrier. The Justice Department claims the barrier violates federal law and poses safety risks. The lawmakers argue that the river has changed since the law was passed and should not be considered navigable.
Mexico complains about the border barrier, calling it a violation of sovereignty. Texas denies the claim and blames Biden and López Obrador for the migrant crisis. They argue that securing the border is necessary for human life.
Fox News: Biden denies talking business with Hunter's partners, snaps at Fox News' Peter Doocy: 'Lousy question'
President Biden was questioned by Fox News journalist Peter Doocy about allegations that he spoke with his son Hunter's business associates. Biden denied talking business with anyone and dismissed the question as "lousy." The White House's position on Biden's involvement in his son's business has shifted from "never discussed" to "never in business."
Daily Wire: FBI Director Suspected Of ‘Inconsistencies’ In Anti-Catholic Memo Testimony
FBI Director Christopher Wray may have lied when he testified that only one field office investigated traditional Catholics as potential domestic terrorists. House GOP lawmakers discovered multiple field offices were involved in producing the anti-Catholic memo. The revelation raises questions about the truthfulness of Wray's previous testimony.
Fox News: Wisconsin socialist former Democratic lawmaker says cops 'have neither dignity nor value'
Democrat politician Ryan Clancy made derogatory comments about police officers on Facebook, saying their jobs have "neither dignity nor value." He also dismissed the user's criticism and questioned their own occupation. Clancy, a member of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) and a Milwaukee supervisor, has a history of controversial behavior, including his arrest during the George Floyd riots. The comments fuel ongoing debate surrounding law enforcement and come at a time when crime rates are increasing.
A 16-year-old girl was arrested in New York City for assaulting a family on the subway and using racial slurs. The teen turned herself in to the police and was charged with two counts of assault. The incident, captured on video, showed the girl attacking a woman in front of her family. The case highlights growing concerns about safety and hate crimes.
Red State: Newsom vs. DeSantis Debate Prep: The Smart Move for Gavin Newsom Is to Bow Out
California Governor Gavin Newsom issued a debate challenge to Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, but now it seems like he wants to avoid it. Newsom knows he can't handle the pressure, as he has never faced a competent opponent. California's problems under his watch, like high taxes and failing cities, can't be defended. DeSantis would hit him with hard questions and indisputable facts that Newsom won't be able to handle. It's likely Newsom will find a way to avoid the debate and let DeSantis take the advantage.
The New American: FY24 Appropriations Bills an Opportunity to Stop Federalized Law Enforcement - The New American
The federal government is encroaching on local law enforcement, threatening the autonomy of local police. Congress has the opportunity to defund federal agencies that undermine local police in the fiscal 2024 appropriations bills. Federal agencies like the Department of Justice, FBI, and Department of Homeland Security are increasingly interfering in and controlling local law enforcement, which goes against the Constitution.
#society
The Blaze: What slavery of the future ACTUALLY looks like
Glenn Beck warns about the negative impact of advancing technology on society, comparing it to the rise of the Nazis. He believes that AI and central bank digital currency will lead to displacement and evil acts. Beck argues that technology has the potential to make humanity the greatest evil force in history.
National Review: The Corner: A Note on Russell Kirk
Russell Kirk, a native of Michigan, was a renowned conservative theorist who emphasized the importance of tradition and social order. He rejected the modernity of the automobile and advocated for a practice of piety that includes reverence for the Creator and the cultivation of family ties. In his book, The Roots of American Order, he argued that protesting against order is detrimental to well-being, justice, freedom, and prosperity. Kirk's legacy serves as a reminder for conservatives to go beyond resisting progressive causes and instead focus on restoring and improving the soul and society.
Forbes: Luke Valentine Removed From The “Big Brother” House After Dropping A Racial Slur
Luke Valentine was removed from the Big Brother house after using a racial slur. Fans demanded his removal on social media.
Newsbusters: Fighting Crime by Shooting Back
During a crime wave, a looter is confronted by store employees who beat him. Lessons learned: consequences deter repeat offenders and signs can act as a deterrent. State legislators should pass laws to protect merchants without facing lawsuits. The mayor of Chicago uses euphemisms to downplay violence. Unruly teens gather in New York City for free PlayStations. Lack of parental discipline and influence contribute to gang activity. Measures like signs, training, and legislation could help combat the escalating violence in major cities.
The Blaze: Passenger reportedly claims she saw ground crew worker get fatally 'ingested' into plane engine — and is now suing for $1 million
A woman is suing Unifi Aviation for $1 million after claiming she witnessed a ground crew worker being sucked into a plane's engine. The incident occurred while she was a passenger on a flight from Los Angeles to San Antonio. The lawsuit alleges that the company could have prevented the incident and seeks damages for emotional distress and other losses.
The American Spectator: VIDEO: States Asked to Cut Ties With American Library Association
Conservative leaders are urging states to cut ties with the American Library Association (ALA) due to its embrace of radical left-leaning ideologies. The ALA promotes books with sexually explicit and pornographic content, which has sparked concerns among parents. Missouri was the first state to eliminate ties with the ALA, with eight more states following suit.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: Biden Signs China Investment ‘Ban’ Republicans Call 'Riddled With Loopholes'
President Biden signed an executive order restricting U.S. investments in sensitive technology in China, particularly in semiconductors, quantum information technologies, and artificial intelligence systems. Critics argue that the order is too limited and contains loopholes. The restrictions will take at least a year to go into effect and fuel tensions between the two countries.
Fox News: Over 2 dozen sub-Saharan migrants found dead near Libyan-Tunisian border
Over two dozen sub-Saharan migrants have been found dead near the Libyan-Tunisian border, with at least 35 bodies recovered since the migrant expulsions began in July. Tunisian security forces are believed to have forcefully expelled the migrants into the desert without food or water, fueling tensions between migrants and the local population. In a separate incident, 41 migrants are presumed to have drowned off the Tunisian coast.
Forbes: End Of Sanctions For Venezuela?
The US government may be in talks to lift sanctions on Venezuelan bonds. Though there are obstacles and risks, foreign funds are attempting to reach an agreement with the government, and Venezuela could offer a deal similar to Suriname. However, negotiations between the US and Venezuela have stalled, and other forms of sanctions relief are off the table. The region has shown a shift in policy, with many South American heads of state agreeing that sanctions should be lifted. Plans for a presidential election in 2024 are underway in Venezuela, with fears that sanctions could be sustained for more years. The current government still enjoys support from the working class base and has strengthened alliances outside of the West.
#culture
National Review: The Corner: To Live and Die in L.A.: William Friedkin, 1935-2023
The late director William Friedkin, underrated outside of film circles, left a lasting impact with his masterful films like The Exorcist and The French Connection. His style of filmmaking was characterized by psychological vividness and gritty realism, creating intense and hyperreal experiences for viewers. Friedkin's work challenged traditional boundaries and represented the artistic continuity of American cinema.
#education
National Review: Maryland School District Lawyers Argue Gender, Sexuality Curriculum ‘Doesn’t Work’ If Students Can Opt Out
Maryland school district faces lawsuit over opt-out policies for gender and sexuality lessons. Parents argue lessons contradict traditional beliefs. District defends need for inclusive classrooms.
#crime
Forbes: Utah Man Killed After Allegedly Threatening Biden, Report Says
The FBI shot and killed a man in Utah during a raid after he made threats against President Joe Biden and others. The threats were deemed credible and the investigation had been ongoing since April. The shooting occurred while the FBI was attempting to serve arrest and search warrants.
Human Events: EXCLUSIVE: Katie Daviscourt says she was harassed by Antifa
members during Andy Ngo trial, ‘windows smashed’ out of car
Jack Posobiec and Katie Daviscourt discussed the Andy Ngo trial, where Antifa members were found not liable for attacking Ngo. Daviscourt faced harassment in the courtroom and her car was vandalized, suggesting involvement of Antifa.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Our Honest Review of Colorado River Thousand Trails
Colorado River Thousand Trails is a campground in Texas that is part of the Thousand Trails network. It offers various amenities and a remote location with easy access to local attractions. The campground has updated bathhouses and good cell coverage. However, the location may be a disadvantage for those who prefer more shopping options, the campground can get busy, and there are limited laundry facilities. Overall, it is a worthwhile spot to enjoy some downtime.
#technology
Red State: Big Tech Calls Us 'Dangerous and Derogatory' - and We Think That's a Badge of Honor
Big Tech continues to censor certain topics like climate change, COVID, trans issues, and the 2020 election. RedState, labeled as "dangerous and derogatory," is targeted and financially affected. Big Tech's censorship aims to keep people ignorant and unaware, but readers have the power to support independent media and fight false narratives. Subscribing to the VIP program helps break Big Tech's grip, and using the promo code "CENSORSHIP" gives a 50% discount. Together, readers and independent media will finish the fight against censorship.
#other
Daily Wire: Race Hustler Judge Throws Cop In Prison For Being In The General Vicinity When George Floyd Died
Peter Cahill, a judge in Minneapolis, gained attention for presiding over the trial of Derek Chauvin. In a lecture, Cahill emphasized the importance of racial justice and urged judges to consider race in every case. This approach undermines the impartiality of the legal system. Cahill recently sentenced Officer Tou Thao to nearly five years in prison for his involvement in George Floyd's arrest, despite Thao's minimal role and lack of wrongdoing. This case demonstrates the pervasiveness of racial bias in the justice system.