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#illegals
National Review: Massachusetts Mayor Sounds Alarm on Migrant Crisis, Urges Lawmakers to Reform ‘Right-to-Shelter’ Law
The Democratic mayor of Woburn, Massachusetts is calling for reform of a 40-year-old "right-to-shelter" law due to the strain caused by the influx of migrant families. The law requires the state to provide housing to homeless families, but it was not intended to handle the current situation. Over 80 cities in the state are facing similar challenges, with nearly 6,300 families living in emergency shelters and hotels at a cost of $45 million per month.
#politics
American Thinker: Jennifer Granholm’s EV antics go horribly, hilariously wrong when an angry Georgia family calls the cops
Biden's Secretary of Energy, Jennifer Granholm, faced problems while on an electric vehicle road trip, including a gas-powered vehicle blocking a charging spot. The incident sparked outrage and highlighted the entitlement of Washington's elite.
#society
Fox News: Biden enrages 9/11 families by not going to memorial sites on anniversary of attacks: 'Prefer he stay away'
President Biden is facing criticism for not attending any 9/11 sites on the 20th anniversary of the attacks. Families of the victims express their preference for him to stay away, and some believe it shows that Americans have forgotten the significance of that day.
#war
Euromaidan Press: General Staff: Russians to mobilize up to 700,000 soon
The Kremlin plans to mobilize between 400,000 to 700,000 people in Russia and the occupied territories of Ukraine due to heavy losses on the frontlines. The mobilization aims to prevent Russian soldiers from fleeing the battlefield.
Euromaidan Press: Frontline report: Ukrainians advance toward two villages in Tokmak direction as tank raids play pivotal role in the assaults
Ukrainians advance toward villages in Tokmak direction. Tank raids clear territories for infantry assaults.
#history
American Thinker: About that 'Don't Tread on Me' flag and all its phony controversies
The "Don't Tread on Me" flag, also known as the Gadsden flag, has been misunderstood. Historically, it originated during the American Revolution as a symbol of unity and defense against coercion. It has since been associated with individualism, liberty, and small government. Despite its critics, it is part of our American heritage and represents our independence.
#education
American Thinker: A blunt and chilling (but accurate) appraisal of where our government schools are taking us
The revolutionary left's takeover of government schools is indoctrinating children into life-altering steps toward transsexual status. The Party, controlling institutions and corporations, plans to fully implement its strategy for hegemony. The pandemic revealed what kids were being taught, sparking a grassroots rebellion. Democrats now declare children as state property, refusing to inform parents of indoctrination.
National Review: The Corner: Are We Overdoing It on Campus ‘Mental Health’?
College officials are expanding mental health programs to address ideological matters, which has led to a new utopian ideology of "feeling safe" on campuses. This coddling of students undermines higher education by lowering expectations and avoiding potentially offensive topics.
#crime
Fox News: 3 former Kentucky deputy jailers sentenced in the death of an inmate who was found in a restraint chair
Three former deputy jailers in Kentucky have been sentenced to prison for their involvement in the death of an inmate. Zachary Messer received a 20-year sentence, Colton Griffith received six years, and Jeremy Mattox received five years. The deputies were accused of intentionally abusing the inmate, leading to his death.
Fox News: Teacher returns to classroom after posting former student's nude photos online: 'It doesn't sit right'
A former New Jersey high school teacher shared nude photos of a former student online without her consent. The teacher, Christopher Doyle, was ordered to pay $10,000 in damages. The photos were posted on a message board known for sharing revenge porn.
Red State: Prosecutor and Democrats Go Ballistic After Youngkin Pardons Father of Rape Victim in Loudoun County
Gov. Glenn Youngkin pardoned Scott Smith, who was charged with disorderly conduct for defending his daughter who was raped in a school bathroom. The Loudoun County school board attempted to cover up the rape due to their support of transgender bathroom policies.
#outdoors
Modern Survival Online: 21 Famous Survival Experts You Should Know - Modern Survival Online
Even in the world of survival, there are celebrities and legends. From legendary adventures and soldiers who overcame unbelievable odds to everyday people fighting for their lives, these survivalists are experts in their field. They have passed on their skills through books, TV shows, and schools.
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Forbes: Smuckers Buying Hostess Brands Iin $5.6 Billion Snack Food Deal
J.M. Smucker Co. is set to acquire Hostess Brands, including the iconic Twinkie, in a $5.6 billion deal. The acquisition includes seven manufacturing and distribution facilities, 3,000 employees, and various popular snack brands. Hostess Brands saw a significant increase in its shares after reports of a sale to interested parties emerged.