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9 Aug 2023
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#illegals
Breitbart: New Yorkers to Spend $12 Billion on Illegal Immigration
The cost of housing and providing for border crossers and illegal aliens in New York City is projected to reach $12 billion over three years, according to Mayor Eric Adams. Close to 60,000 migrants are currently supported by city taxpayers, and the burden is expected to increase in the coming years. Adams is calling for additional support from the state and federal governments to address the strain on resources and budgetary constraints.
#politics
The New American: Donald Trump's Lawyer Insists President's Challenge of Election Results Protected by First Amendment - The New American
Former President Donald Trump is accused of participating in a criminal conspiracy. His lawyer argues that Trump's actions in challenging the election results are protected by the First Amendment. The defense claims that Trump genuinely believed in election fraud and was exercising his right to free speech.
Breitbart: Dem Rep. McGovern: 'Serial Criminal' Trump 'Is Dictating to the House Republicans How They Should Act'
Rep. Jim McGovern (D-MA) accuses former President Trump of being a "serial criminal" and claims he is dictating to House Republicans. McGovern argues that the impeachments against Trump were justified and criticizes Republicans for defending him. He states that Trump faces numerous felony charges and could potentially be sentenced to 641 years in jail.
Newsbusters: Biden Gets Angry After Doocy Confronts Him on Devon Archer's Testimony
Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy asked President Joe Biden about allegations of his involvement in his son Hunter's overseas business dealings. Biden responded angrily, calling it a "lousy question" and denying any business talk. This exchange contradicts the sworn testimony of Devon Archer.
Red State: DeSantis Campaign Reload: Boosting Momentum
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has replaced his campaign manager with his chief of staff, aiming to improve his presidential campaign. Supporters have been calling for this change since June. The campaign reload comes as DeSantis trails behind former President Donald Trump in the polls.
Red State: Cori Bush Hit With Immediate Reality Check After Mourning Michael Brown Nine Years After His Death
Rep. Cori Bush, a member of the "Squad," is criticized for being a hypocrite and for revising history. She claims that Michael Brown would be alive if racism and white supremacy were eradicated, but this is not true. Brown's death was the result of his own actions, including robbing a store and attacking a police officer. Other Democrats, including Joe Biden, have also used Brown's death to pander and create outrage. These false narratives perpetuate the idea that America is a racist nation.
The American Mind: Taking Aim at the First Amendment
The federal indictment of Donald Trump is a politicized attempt by the Department of Justice to change the election and suppress free speech. It seeks to criminalize Trump's political speech and interfere with the 2024 election.
#society
Breitbart: Canadians Revolt Against Trudeau's Mass Migration Economy
Canadians are increasingly opposed to high levels of immigration due to the negative impact it has on housing costs. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's elite-backed policy of maximizing immigration has driven up housing prices, lowered wages, and strained public services in Canada. Similar wealth-shifting effects can be observed in the United States as pro-migration policies lead to a decrease in wages and an increase in housing prices. The immigration policy is causing a rift between different generations and economic classes, with older homeowners benefiting at the expense of younger, struggling Canadians.
Daily Wire: ‘That’s Not Standing Your Ground’: Matt Walsh Slams Conservatives Praising Ne-Yo’s Reversal On Gender Identity
Conservatives are criticized for praising rapper Ne-Yo after his comments on gender identity. Matt Walsh argues that Ne-Yo's reversal and subsequent apology do not show him "standing his ground" against the LGBTQ community. Walsh suggests that conservatives should not latch onto celebrities based on one statement, and should instead adopt a stronger stance, similar to the Left.
#economy
Forbes: Target’s New Starbucks’ Drive Up Service Has A Latte Going For It
Target is expanding its Drive Up service to include Starbucks drinks and food, making it the first retailer to offer this at scale. The new service aims to make Target the easiest place to shop, as it continues to prioritize same-day services like Drive Up and in-store pickup. Drive Up has been successful in increasing customer visits and spending, with an average unit cost of fulfillment reduced by 40% over the past four years.
#religion
Euromaidan Press: Fact check for Tucker Carlson: Russia, not Ukraine, is persecuting Christians
Tucker Carlson accuses Ukraine of religious persecution, but the reality is that the government is targeting the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate for its ties to Russia. The state's actions are justified due to the church's support for the aggressor state. The Ukrainian government is not banning an entire religion, but rather targeting those who align themselves with Russia.
#culture
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Breitbart: Nolte: Daily Beast Pretends It Didn’t Spend 4 Years Idolizing Lizzo
The Daily Beast, a left-leaning publication, is now claiming that they never idolized Lizzo and that her music is not as progressive as they wanted it to be. However, their past articles tell a different story, praising her as an icon of female empowerment and leftist values. The Daily Beast is now trying to distance themselves from Lizzo, but they were the ones who helped create her image in the first place.
#crime
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Gov DeSantis OUSTS another Soros prosecutor in Florida
Governor Ron DeSantis has removed Monique Worrell, a Soros prosecutor, for allowing criminals to avoid full consequences of their actions. Worrell routinely avoided mandatory minimum sentences for gun crimes & drug trafficking, and limited charges against child pornography offenders. DeSantis is prioritizing public safety.
The Blaze: 7-Eleven clerks who beat down thief in viral video will not be charged, district attorney confirms
Two 7-Eleven clerks in California will not be charged after beating down a thief who attempted to rob them. The beating was captured on video and went viral, receiving widespread support from people frustrated with retail theft. The clerks confronted the thief after he threatened them and claimed to have a gun. The police are now investigating the thief, who is believed to have targeted the store twice within 24 hours.
Fox News: Judge sets Alec Baldwin 'Rust' armorer trial date in involuntary manslaughter case
Hannah Gutierrez Reed, the armorer on the set of the film "Rust," pleaded not guilty to manslaughter and evidence tampering charges. The trial is set for Dec. 6, 2023, with jury selection starting on Dec. 5. Gutierrez Reed was also accused of passing drugs to another person.
Fox News: Super Bowl champ arrested for alleged possession of stolen vehicle and guns, drugs
Bashaud Breeland, a Super Bowl champion and former Kansas City Chiefs cornerback, was arrested for possession of a stolen vehicle, guns, and drugs. He was allegedly in possession of two AR-15s, two AK-47s, five pounds of weed, and 62 grams of mushrooms. Breeland faces multiple charges including altering serial numbers and a title.
#sports
Fox News: Browns to start Deshaun Watson vs. Commanders to continue knocking off rust
The Cleveland Browns want Deshaun Watson to shake off his rust before the regular season starts, so he will start in a preseason game against the Washington Commanders. Watson missed most of last season due to suspension and trade requests. The Browns are hoping he can regain his Pro Bowl form.
Forbes: NFL Ratings Dominance Starts Early With Biggest Hall Of Fame Game Viewership In 5 Years
The preseason Hall of Fame game of the National Football League drew 5.9 million viewers, making it the most-watched Hall of Fame game in years and surpassing other popular sports events.
In cable television, several MSNBC broadcasts broke into the rankings as viewers tuned in for coverage of former President Donald Trump's indictment. Fox News remained the most-watched overall cable news network.
Fox News: SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey expresses sadness over Pac-12 collapse
The Pac-12 conference faces extinction as five schools announce their departure, leaving only four schools remaining. SEC Commissioner expresses sadness for the uncertain future of the Pac-12. The SEC is not actively recruiting schools for expansion.
#other
Forbes: Six Dead In Hawaii As Hurricane Winds Spur Wildfires Across Maui
Wildfires, fueled by hurricane-force winds, ravage the town of Lahaina in West Maui, Hawaii, killing six people and leaving homes and businesses destroyed. The wildfires are a result of drought conditions and winds from Hurricane Dora.