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#illegals
The Blaze: Dem mayor urges Massachusetts to reform 'right-to-shelter' law amid growing migrant crisis straining local resources
Democratic Mayor Scott Galvin of Woburn, Massachusetts, is urging state lawmakers to reform the state's "right-to-shelter" law due to the strain caused by the growing migrant crisis. Massachusetts is the only state with such a law, requiring officials to provide shelter to homeless families. Galvin argues that the law was not intended to cover the current situation and that the town's resources are being stretched thin. He believes changes are necessary to address the challenge effectively.
#politics
Fox News: Arkansas Gov. Sanders’ legislative push to restrict public access to her records receives no progress
Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders faces criticism for proposing legislation that restricts public access to government records. The proposal, which would revise the state's Freedom of Information Act, has been met with opposition from press groups, transparency advocates, and Democrats. Critics argue that the legislation erodes the state's open records law and question the need for rushing it through in a special session.
Daily Wire: David Weiss Says He’ll Indict Hunter Biden. The Final Part Of The Cover-Up Begins.
Special counsel David Weiss intends to seek an indictment against Hunter Biden in a gun charge case. However, the bigger issue lies in Hunter's role as a bag man for his father, Joe Biden. Hunter's involvement with a Ukrainian company, Burisma, raises questions about potential influence peddling and violation of the Foreign Agents Registration Act. The DOJ's handling of the case has been suspicious, with attempts to secure a lenient plea deal and immunity from further prosecution. The true extent of the cover-up remains to be seen.
Forbes: Trump Faces Second Lawsuit In A Week Challenging His Candidacy Under 14th Amendment
A group in Minnesota has filed a lawsuit challenging whether former President Donald Trump can be on the 2024 ballot under the 14th Amendment. The lawsuit argues that Trump's involvement in the January 6 riots disqualifies him from holding office.
Breitbart: Poll: Trump Holds Double Digits Lead over Biden in Iowa
Former President Donald Trump has a double-digit lead over President Joe Biden in a potential general election race in Iowa, and also holds a strong advantage in the Iowa GOP Caucus, according to an Emerson College poll. In a head-to-head matchup, 50% of voters would support Trump, while Biden receives 39%. When Green Party candidate Cornel West is included, Trump's lead grows to 13%. The poll also shows that 49% of Republicans and independents planning to vote in the caucus back Trump for the nomination.
National Review: The Corner: Cooke: Joe Biden Thinks He’s Forrest Gump without the Intelligence Deficiency
In the latest podcast, Charlie Cooke discusses Joe Biden's tendency to fabricate his own history, highlighting that this behavior has worsened over time. Cooke cites examples of Biden's claims about his youth and involvement in significant events, emphasizing that these claims can be easily fact-checked. He attributes Biden's actions to narcissism and a misguided belief that he has played a pivotal role in every point of American history.
PJ Media: Jennifer Granholm's EV Tour Should Make Sitcom Writers Jealous
The sitcom "Veep" brilliantly exposes the incompetence and arrogance of those in power in Washington, and the fact that the show promotes left-wing policies adds to its appeal. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm embodies the caricature of a government official, pushing expensive electric vehicles and excessive regulations on everyday Americans. Her recent road trip to promote EVs ended in irony when her team parked gas-powered vehicles in an EV charging station, highlighting the impracticality of all-electric vehicles.
The Economist: A spy for China in Britain’s Parliament?
A British parliamentary researcher is arrested on suspicion of spying for China, prompting debate on how Britain should engage with the Chinese Communist Party. This is not the first accusation of Chinese attempts to influence decision-makers. Conservative MPs call for China to be designated as a formal "threat" rather than a "systemic competitor." The government has hardened its stance on China, but lacks a clear policy on how to engage with the country. There are concerns about potential foreign interference in Parliament due to the amateurish system for recruiting and scrutinizing aides.
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 387: Breitbart’s AWR Hawkins on the New Mexico Governor’s Unconstitutional Gun Ban
AWR Hawkins of Breitbart discusses New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham's order to suspend right to carry firearms in public in Albuquerque for 30 days.
The Blaze: Commentary: The people vs. Anthony Fauci and ‘white coat supremacy’
Dr. Anthony Fauci's retirement announces an end to his contradictory recommendations on mask-wearing and vaccine efficacy. Fauci's involvement in gain-of-function research and questionable ties to the Wuhan Institute of Virology raise concerns about his credibility. The Centers for Disease Control's failure to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and its alignment with Fauci's recommendations warrant scrutiny and potential downsizing.
National Review: The Corner: Great Feats of Stenography
President Biden faced criticism from conservative media outlets regarding his performance during a news conference in Vietnam. There were observations about his age and health, and it was admitted that his performance was not his best. However, the report also highlighted that previous presidents, including Donald Trump, have also had their fair share of communication issues.
Spectator USA: The new aggressive politics in an age of lawfare
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has announced a formal impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, marking the first time Republicans have deployed impeachment in 25 years. McCarthy, along with three chairman allies, has built a case connecting Biden's actions as vice president to his son Hunter's business dealings with foreign entities. Despite media backlash and White House denial, polls show that a majority of Americans believe Biden was involved in his son's business dealings and acted inappropriately. The Republican plan is to gather as much evidence as possible before initiating the official impeachment process.
Red State: Ammunition Company Strikes Back: Offers FREE Shipping to New Mexico Residents in Defiance of Gun Ban
New Mexico Governor's order to ban firearms in Albuquerque faces court challenges and pro-gun rally. Fenix Ammunition waives shipping costs for gun owners in support. Police officers advised of personal accountability if enforcing ban.
Breitbart: Kevin McCarthy: 'President Biden Did Lie to American People'
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy announced a formal impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, accusing him of lying about his knowledge of his family's foreign business dealings. McCarthy cited witnesses and evidence of payments directed to the Biden family and their associates, as well as allegations of abuse of power and obstruction. He called for a transparent investigation and stated that the American people deserve to know that public offices are not for sale.
#society
National Review: The Corner: Strong Women
A meeting about women's rights in Manchester is met with a mob of trans activists hurling abuse. Police escort needed to leave.
Breitbart: Double Rainbow Appears over New York City on 9/11
On the 22nd anniversary of the 9/11 attack, a double rainbow appeared over New York City, providing a sense of hope and comfort to many. The video capturing the rainbow quickly went viral, with viewers interpreting it as a sign of peace and a reminder that the spirits of those lost are still watching over us.
Fox News: Biden administration unveils reforms to safeguard immigrant farm workers in H-2A visa program
The Biden administration is proposing new protections for immigrant farm workers under the H-2A visa program. The proposal aims to enhance safety requirements on farms, combat human trafficking, and improve transparency. Concerns about abuses and fatalities have grown as the popularity of the program has increased. The proposal will undergo a 60-day comment period before implementation.
Fox News: People born the same day as Biden defend president amid age concerns: '80 is the new 60'
Elderly Americans born on the same day as President Biden defend his fitness for office despite concerns about his age. Some worry about his mental and physical health, but others believe he still has his wits about him. While many voters think he is too old to run again, those who share his birthdate think he is still fit for office.
#war
Daily Wire: Kim Jong Un Enters Russia On Bulletproof Train For Expected Weapon Talks With Putin
North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un visits Russia seeking weapons for the war in Ukraine and access to Russian nuclear technology and food supplies. Both countries face opposition from the U.S., who threatens sanctions if the arms deal goes through.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Taliban rejects Pakistani blame for border closure, escalating tensions
The Taliban denies responsibility for the border closure between Afghanistan and Pakistan, dismissing claims of unlawful structures and unprovoked firing. The Pakistani government is blamed for its inability to ensure security.
Fox News: CCP-tied electric vehicle company awarded more than $500 million in taxpayer money for second US plant
A Chinese EV battery company linked to the Chinese Communist Party plans to build a $2 billion lithium battery plant in Illinois. The project is supported by Democratic Gov. J.B. Pritzker, who aims to make Illinois an attractive location for clean energy companies. The company has faced opposition in Michigan due to concerns about national security.
#economy
Newsbusters: Why CNN’s Claim About Americans Being ‘Wealthier’ Than Ever Is Crapola of the First Magnitude
CNN falsely claims that Americans are wealthier than ever under President Joe Biden's economy. In reality, household net wealth is down and has not significantly increased in the past two years, despite more people working. The timing of this false narrative is especially bad, as poverty rates have actually increased for the first time since 2010.
Forbes: Wine Investment Strategy: RareWine Executives Describe A Winning Portfolio
Top executives at RareWine Invest in Denmark report impressive returns for their investors, with a performance of 22.5% in 2022 and an average return of 88% for realized positions. They focus on selecting safe bets such as Burgundy, Champagne, and Italy, and carefully evaluate wines based on trading prices, critic scores, and authentication. The company is also optimistic about the future of fine wine investing, particularly in China, the Middle East, and India. Their goal is to become the global company in wine and spirits investing.
#culture
Forbes: Meet The Man Set To Bring The Sparkle Back To Disney World's Entertainment
David Dufft, the new vice president of live entertainment at Walt Disney World, has been tasked with revamping the entertainment offerings at the theme parks. The entertainment at Disney World has been lacking in recent years, with shows being replaced and poorly received by visitors. Dufft's previous experience at Disneyland Paris suggests that he may have the skills to bring back the magic to Disney World's entertainment lineup.
Gataway Couple: You Have to Visit These Quaint Small Towns in Wyoming
Wyoming, known for its wide-open spaces and cowboy culture, is home to some charming small towns. With a population of just over 580,000 residents across nearly 98,000 square miles, every town in Wyoming could be considered small. Lost Springs and Van Tassel are among the smallest towns, with populations ranging from one to six and 18, respectively. Among the best quaint small towns in Wyoming are Cody, Lander, Dubois, Centennial, and Sheridan, each offering a unique Western experience with historical attractions and outdoor activities. So saddle up and explore these small towns in Wyoming!
#health
Daily Wire: St. Louis Clinic Ditches ‘Transgender Care’ For Minors Over Law Exposing Doctors To Lawsuits
A transgender clinic in St. Louis will no longer prescribe gender hormones to minors due to a new state law. The law bans putting children on puberty blockers or cross-sex hormones, exposing doctors to lawsuits. The decision by the Transgender Center comes after whistleblower accusations and concerns about the clinic's lack of counseling and support for patients.
Field & Stream: The 21 Best Survival Gifts of 2023
Help the prepper, bushcraft enthusiast, or aspiring survivalist in your life with these practical outdoor survival gifts. From GPS devices to fire starters to first aid kits, we've rounded up the best options.
#education
The Blaze: Crowd ERUPTS when woke superintendent is kicked out of school board meeting for saying THIS
California Democrats imposing penalties on conservative school boards refusing state rules, including $1.5M fine, investigations, and new laws. Commentator critiques lack of transparency and supports parents fighting against controversial curriculum.
The Federalist: Opponent Of 'Book Bans' Admits Sex Scenes Are 'Disturbing,' But Children Should Still Have Access
Parents fighting against explicit books in schools & libraries. Senator Kennedy reads graphic passages, causing discomfort. Left claims books should remain accessible, but censors similar content on social media. Illinois Secretary of State dismisses parents' concerns.
Fox News: Arizona Republicans cry foul after university's nursing school lecture slide on gender identity goes viral
Arizona Republicans angered by University of Arizona nursing school's slides on discussing gender identity with young patients. Debate ensues.
#crime
Breitbart: PA Escapee 'Armed and Extremely Dangerous' After Stealing Rifle
Escaped prisoner Danelo Cavalcante steals rifle, deemed "armed and extremely dangerous." Police urge residents to take precautions.
Fox News: Formerly missing Washington teen pleads guilty to killing mom's ex-lover
In Washington state, two teenagers have pleaded guilty to the second-degree murder of a man who was dating one of their mothers. The victim's body was found in his home after he failed to show up to work shifts. The teenagers sneaked into the house through a doggy door and stole items, later stabbing and shooting the victim.
Red State: Home Intruder Learns the Hard Way After Armed 13-Year-Old Steps up to Defend His Family
In a neighborhood near 75th Avenue and Camelback Road, a family is confronted by a home intruder. The mother, fearing for her family's safety, retrieves a gun and commands the intruder to leave. When he tries to break in, her 13-year-old son takes the gun and shoots the intruder, saving his family.
Fox News: Former Memphis police officers charged in death of Tyre Nichols face federal indictment
Five former Memphis police officers have been indicted by the Department of Justice for excessive force and failure to intervene, deliberate indifference, conspiracy to witness-tampering, and obstruction of justice in relation to the death of Tyre Nichols. Nichols died shortly after a traffic stop and subsequent confrontation with the officers.
Daily Wire: Steven Avery’s Former Lawyers Rush To Defend Client After Bombshell Revelations From Candace Owens’ Docuseries ‘Convicting A Murderer’
Defense attorneys for Steven Avery, who was convicted of murder in the case depicted in the popular Netflix series "Making a Murderer," are criticizing a new docuseries called "Convicting a Murderer." The attorneys argue that "Convicting a Murderer" relies on rumors and gossip and is an attempt to trash Avery's character. Despite the backlash, the new docuseries is gaining popularity and has received positive reviews from audiences.
#sports
Breitbart: Jets QB Aaron Rodgers Has Torn Left Achilles Tendon, Likely to Miss the Season
Aaron Rodgers, quarterback for the New York Jets, has a torn Achilles tendon and will likely miss the rest of the season. The injury was confirmed by an MRI, and Coach Robert Saleh expressed concern. Rodgers was injured during a game against the Buffalo Bills and had to be helped off the field. Zach Wilson will now be the starting quarterback for the Jets.
Fox News: Racing oversight panel recommends safety measures after 12 horse deaths at Churchill Downs
The Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority (HISA) has released a report on the deaths of 12 horses during the spring season at Churchill Downs, the venue of the Kentucky Derby. The report recommends measures to minimize risks at the iconic racecourse, including enhanced veterinary screening and the exploration of synthetic surfaces in horse racing.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Gifts for Deer Hunters
The best gear for deer hunters in 2023 includes the Vertical Treestands Overland, Cabela's Commercial-Grade 3/4HP Carnivore Meat Grinder, Moultrie Mobile Edge, Jaccard Original Super Meat Tenderizer, Mauser M18 Savanna, Hogue Expel Scalpel, Game Winner 18-foot Ladder Stand, Vivahome 440-Pound Electric Hoist, MEAT! Butcher Knife Set, Muddy Extreme Multihanger Accessory Hook, Trophyline Venatic Tree Saddle Kit, and Custom Buck 110 Folder. These items improve hunting success and make the experience more enjoyable and comfortable.
Fox News: Florida researchers offering $50 to fishermen who catch this species of fish
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is offering a $50 bounty to anyone who harvests a cobia fish in September. The organization is collecting data on the fish's reproductive habits and movements. The fish must be kept intact or as a filleted carcass with the organs intact to be eligible for the reward.
#technology
Newsbusters: Google Is Getting Whacked by DOJ for Abusing Its Power
The Department of Justice is suing Google, accusing the tech giant of illegally cementing its dominance in the market and squashing competition by paying companies like Apple to make its search engine the default on devices. Google faces a major antitrust lawsuit that could potentially deflate the company.
#other
Fox News: Pregnant woman with brain cancer refuses abortion: ‘Killing my baby wouldn’t have saved me’
Tasha Kann received advice to get an abortion from doctors after being diagnosed with brain cancer. She decided to keep her baby and opted for holistic approaches to fight the cancer. She gave birth to a healthy baby girl and is defying the doctors' predictions, still alive more than a year after her diagnosis. No selected hashtag available.
Forbes: Jimmy Buffett’s ‘Margaritaville’ Returns To The Hot 100 Following His Death
Jimmy Buffett's death has sparked a resurgence of interest in his music, with his hit song "Margaritaville" reentering the charts at No. 38. The track has also reclaimed the top spot on Billboard's Digital Song Sales chart, as fans continue to support the late singer-songwriter. This success is largely attributed to streaming and sales, as the song did not perform well on the radio. "Margaritaville" remains Buffett's biggest hit and his only song to reach the top 10 on the Hot 100.
Fox News: Austria rhino attack kills zookeeper, another injured in heroic rescue attempt
A rhinoceros attacked a married couple working as zookeepers at Salzburg's Hellbrunn Zoo in Austria. The woman died in the attack while applying insect repellent to the rhino's body, and the man suffered severe injuries trying to save her.
Fox News: Van Gogh painting recovered with some damage 3 years after being stolen
A stolen Van Gogh painting, "The Parsonage Garden at Nuenen in Spring," has been recovered and is in decent condition. The Groninger Museum is grateful for its return and plans to have it on display soon.