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11 Sep 2023
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#illegals
Daily Wire: ‘Broken’ System: Mayorkas Responds To NYC Mayor’s Siren About Migrant Crisis
Homeland Security Secretary acknowledges broken immigration system and the challenges posed by an unprecedented level of displacement. Mayorkas emphasizes the importance of Congress taking action to fix the system and highlights their approach to building lawful pathways for safe and orderly immigration. New York City Mayor seeks cuts to balance budget, blaming inaction from Washington and New York state government. Governor Hochul confirms White House support and plans to send additional resources to the city.
National Review: New York City to Cut Overtime Pay for NYPD, Other Departments in Response to Migrant Crisis
New York City plans to cut overtime pay for police officers and other agencies to address the costs associated with an influx of illegal immigrants into the city. The mayor's administration has requested these departments to submit reduction plans and monthly reports to track progress. The city believes that the current federal and state assistance is insufficient, leading to the need for difficult financial decisions. The increase in crime due to the migrant crisis has prompted concerns about reduced police presence on the streets. (, , , , )
Fox News: Migrant electrocuted while attempting descent from train roof in North Macedonia
A migrant dies after being electrocuted while trying to climb down from a train in North Macedonia.
#politics
Red State: WATCH: Bernalillo County Sheriff Eviscerates New Mexico Governor for 'Suspending' Gun Rights
The governor of New Mexico, Michelle Lujan Grisham, has suspended gun rights in Albuquerque due to high rates of gun violence. This order has sparked controversy as it is seen as unconstitutional and a violation of Second Amendment rights. Bernalillo County Sheriff John Allen has stated that he will not enforce this order and believes that it is a petty and ineffective solution to the problem of gun violence.
Breitbart: Cornel West Hires Former Marianne Williamson Campaign Manager
Presidential candidate Cornel West has hired Peter Daou as his campaign manager. Daou has experience in progressive organizations and Democratic presidential campaigns. There are concerns that West's third-party candidacy could have a similar impact to Jill Stein's in 2016.
Red State: Lefty Activists Storm Speaker McCarthy's Office in Capitol - But No One's Calling It an Insurrection
Activist protesters occupied House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's office, demanding a five-year reauthorization of PEPFAR. Republicans alleged that the Biden administration is using some of the budget for abortion providers. Six people were arrested during the protest.
Daily Wire: Gun Owners In New Mexico Openly Carry Firearms In Defiance Of ‘Tyrannical’ Democrat Governor
Gun owners in Albuquerque openly carried firearms in defiance of Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's executive order suspending open and concealed carry laws. Grisham declared gun violence a public health emergency, but acknowledged the order's potential unconstitutionality and that criminals would not follow it. Rallying in Old Town Albuquerque, protesters voiced their opposition, claiming an infringement on their constitutional rights. Law enforcement did not enforce the order. Republican state representatives called for Grisham's impeachment, criticizing her for restricting law-abiding citizens while admitting it wouldn't deter criminals.
#society
Daily Wire: Nike Permanently Closes Portland Factory Store Over ‘Theft And Safety Issues,’ Business Group Says
Nike announced the permanent closure of its factory store in northeast Portland due to ongoing theft and safety issues. The decision is seen as a major economic blow to the neighborhood. The store, which opened in 1984, played a significant role in the area's economic development, but after Portland defunded its police department, safety became a concern for local business owners. Nike requested off-duty police officers for security, but the mayor declined, leading to the store's closure. Nike, however, expressed its commitment to the community and plans to find a new location as part of the revitalization plan.
Red State: Study: It's Not CNN or MSNBC That Are Conditioning People to Believe Lies
A study reveals that people encounter politics more frequently on non-news sites than on traditional news sites. People spend only a small percentage of their time on political and news sites, but political content is prevalent on entertainment, shopping, and gossip pages. This exposure to political information is shaping people's perception of politics, reinforcing mainstream narratives, and unknowingly influencing their beliefs.
#war
Breitbart: North Korea and Russia Confirm Kim Jong-un Will Meet with Vladimir Putin
North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un is set to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in the coming days, despite warnings from the White House about weapons trading between the two countries. Both North Korea and Russia deny plans for a meeting, claiming it will only be to discuss joint military exercises. However, experts believe the meeting may be an opportunity for both leaders to discuss a potential trade deal to apply pressure against South Korea.
Spectator USA: The never-ending War on Terror
The United States experienced its worst terrorist attack in history on September 11, 2001. The country was shaken to the core, and President George W. Bush vowed to bring al-Qaeda to justice. The US government launched a military campaign against al-Qaeda and the Taliban in Afghanistan, but the counterterrorism mission has evolved and expanded over the years, with the US now fighting multiple terrorist groups in various countries. The terrorist threat has become more diffuse, and US counterterrorism policy may be applying too much force against too little threat.
National Review: After Afghanistan: The Threat of Counterterrorism Fatigue
The Biden administration continues to downplay the terrorist threat emanating from Afghanistan, despite evidence to the contrary. A new U.N. report confirms that Afghanistan remains a global hub for terrorism, with numerous terrorist groups operating in the country. Al-Qaeda is in a reorganization phase and developing operational links with terrorist organizations beyond Afghanistan's borders. ISIS-K is similarly committed to conducting external operations. The Biden administration's optimistic outlook contradicts the realities on the ground, as terrorist organizations continue to thrive in Afghanistan.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Nicolás Maduro Visits China to Seek Financial Aid and Support to Join BRICS
Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro visits China, seeking financing and support for Venezuela's bid to join the BRICS economic bloc. Maduro aims to diversify Venezuela's struggling economy with China's help. He also wants to strengthen the relationship between China, Latin America, and the Caribbean and promote a new world economic order. Maduro's regime is actively seeking BRICS membership and has offered Venezuela's oil reserves and farmland. China, Venezuela's biggest financier, signed a Memorandum of Understanding to aid Venezuela in developing Special Economic Zones. China has also helped Venezuela avoid U.S. sanctions and assisted in implementing a social credit system.
Newsbusters: Twitter colaboró con un 'anillo de espionaje' de Arabia Saudita y trató de encubrirlo.
Twitter employees worked with a Saudi Arabian social media spying network to expose critical accounts. The operation was later exposed by the US Department of Justice, but Twitter executives helped cover it up. The firm of public relations, SMAAT, played a significant role in the spying network and had a close partnership with Twitter. The negligence of Twitter in this operation put lives at risk and may have contributed to the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
#economy
National Review: Huge Lithium Deposit Discovered in Nevada — Now What?
Lithium Americas Corp has discovered a significant lithium deposit in Nevada. However, the U.S. faces obstacles in extracting and refining the lithium due to environmental concerns and lack of infrastructure. Currently, China dominates global lithium production, and without increased domestic production, America's electric future will remain dependent on China.
#history
All Outdoor: AllOutdoor Historical Review - A Brief History of Benchmade Knives
Benchmade Knives, a renowned American brand, began when founder Les de Asis decided to create high-quality knives in the United States. After facing challenges, the company relaunched under the name Benchmade and focused on precision parts and hand assembly. The company embraced technological advancements and collaborations with renowned knife designers, expanding their product offerings. Today, Benchmade produces knives for military use, outdoor activities, and home cutlery, committed to quality and performance. They also support outdoor conservation groups, reflecting their dedication to environmental stewardship.
#health
Forbes: FDA Approves New Covid Vaccines To Target Latest Strains
The FDA approves updated Covid-19 vaccines to combat the Omicron variant. Booster shots are available for those ages 5 and older, with different dosage options for children. CDC to decide on recommending new booster shots.
#crime
Fox News: Ex-NFL star Adam Jones arrested in airport for intoxication, terroristic threats, official says
Former Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones was arrested at an airport for alcohol intoxication, disorderly conduct, and terroristic threatening. Jones denied being intoxicated and making threats.
National Review: The Corner: What Eric Adams’s Office Told Me about the Chinese Police Station
Chinese government-run police station in Lower Manhattan raided by FBI in 2022. NYC officials, including Eric Adams, went on a trip to China in 2019 with one of the defendants. Adams received campaign contributions from defendant's brother. City Hall declines to disclose details.
Fox News: Alex Murdaugh's attorney argues 'jaw-dropping' juror revelations warrant new trial
The defense team of Alex Murdaugh, convicted of a double murder, is seeking a new trial due to allegations of jury tampering by the court clerk in South Carolina. Sworn affidavits from jurors claim that the clerk, Rebecca "Becky" Hill, made inappropriate comments suggesting bias against the defense. Hill allegedly pressured jurors to reach a quick verdict so she could secure a book deal. The South Carolina Court of Appeals standard could grant a new trial if it is determined that the communication was not harmless and could have affected the verdict.
#sports
The Blaze: The sponsor for THIS Novak Djokovic US Open highlight will first make you SICK and then make you LAUGH
Novak Djokovic wins US Open for the fourth time, but controversy arises over Moderna's sponsorship of the "shot of the day" segment, despite Djokovic's vaccine resistance.
Breitbart: Spanish Soccer President Resigns Amid Kissing Scandal
Luis Rubiales, president of the RFEF, has resigned amid controversy over a non-consensual kiss he gave to a woman player. He will also resign from his position at UEFA. Rubiales cites the need to protect the RFEF and Spain from being banned from the 2030 World Cup. He asserts that he will continue to defend his name against what he sees as excessive persecution.
Forbes: DraftKings Apologizes For ‘Never Forget’ 9/11-Themed Bet Following Backlash
DraftKings Sportsbook pulled a parlay bet titled "Never Forget" that involved the New York Mets, Yankees, and Jets winning on September 11 after receiving backlash for being insensitive. Some viewed the bet as disgusting, while others saw it as a fitting way to support New York City teams on the anniversary of 9/11. All three games were linked to places affected by the terrorist attacks. []
#outdoors
Fox News: Body of 9-year-old recovered after jet ski collision with barge in Tennessee
9-year-old boy and his father killed in a jet ski collision in Tennessee waters. The boy's body was recovered nearly 24 hours later.
Outdoor Life: The Best 6 Person Tents of 2023
The article discusses the best 6-person tents for families who are planning to go camping. The author sets up five different tents and tests them in various weather conditions. The NEMO Aurora Highrise 6P is recommended as the best overall tent, with easy setup and ample space. The Big Agnes Big House 6 is praised for its great headroom, while the Kelty Discovery Element 6 is highlighted as a budget-friendly option.
#technology
Breitbart: Elon Musk Brands Creepy Bill Gates an 'A**hole to the Core' for Betting Against Tesla Stock
Tesla CEO Elon Musk and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates have a contentious relationship, with Musk calling Gates an "asshole to the core." Their feud involves financial bets and differing philosophies, particularly regarding Tesla stock and the future of electric vehicles. Musk accused Gates of hypocrisy in claiming to fight climate change while betting against Tesla. They also differ in their views on philanthropy and the future of humanity, with Musk focused on Mars colonization and Gates finding it excessive.
#other
Forbes: Doja Cat Colors The Hot 100 As ‘Paint The Town Red’ Rises To No. 1
Doja Cat's latest single, "Paint the Town Red," reaches No. 1 on Billboard's Hot 100, breaking a 54-week dry spell for rap tracks to claim the top spot. The song's success is attributed to increased radio airplay, streaming numbers, and downloads.