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#illegals
The New American: Report: Border Patrol Lost Track of Over 177,000 Illegal Aliens - The New American
The Office of Inspector General reported that the Border Patrol allowed over 177,000 illegal immigrants to enter the country by giving false addresses, making it difficult to locate and deport them later. The audit revealed that the USBP did not have the resources or coordination to validate addresses, and many records were either missing or invalid.
#politics
Fox News: House Freedom Caucus says Biden impeachment inquiry ‘long overdue’
The chairman of the House Freedom Caucus said the impeachment inquiry into President Biden is "long overdue" but should not be done for political reasons. He emphasized that the economy and impeachment should be dealt with separately. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy announced the formal impeachment inquiry based on serious allegations of abuse of power, obstruction, and corruption against President Biden.
Breitbart: Brutal Ad Slams Kentucky Democrat Beshear for Moving to Release from Prison ‘Monster’ Who Sodomized 6-Year-Old
In a brutal new television ad, incumbent Democrat Gov. Andy Beshear is criticized for signing an order to release a child sodomizer from prison due to the pandemic. The ad questions the safety of Kentucky's children and portrays Beshear as prioritizing criminals over innocent kids. The ad has the potential to impact the upcoming gubernatorial election in Kentucky.
Newsbusters: House Conservatives WRECK Reporter Claiming No ‘Actual Evidence’ to Biden Corruption
Congressman Scott Perry and Congressman Dan Bishop responded to a question about evidence of Biden family corruption by highlighting factors like the Bidens' wealth and ownership of unaffordable homes, the receipt of millions of dollars from overseas interests, the presence of numerous shell companies, and Joe Biden's own admission of involvement in getting a Ukrainian prosecutor fired. They criticized the media's lack of reporting on these issues and emphasized the need for investigations into potential corruption and violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. They also noted that no subpoenas have been issued for Biden family bank accounts, but there is enough evidence to warrant further inquiry.
#society
The Imaginative Conservative: A Call to Reform: Elizabeth Barrett Browning's "The Cry of the Children"
The poem "The Cry of the Children" by Elizabeth Barrett Browning is a protest against the exploitation of child labor and a call for cultural reformation to uphold long-held beliefs. It highlights the harsh conditions and mistreatment faced by child laborers, questioning the failure of society to protect them. The poem challenges the audience to confront their own hypocrisy and calls for a return to a more compassionate and just society.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russo-Ukrainian war, day 566. Ukraine advances in east and south, destroys Russian boats
Ukraine advances in the Russo-Ukrainian war, destroying Russian boats and gaining ground in Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia. Denmark provides military aid to Ukraine.
#economy
The Babylon Bee: 9 Fulfilling Jobs Created By Communism
In tough economy, consider alternate forms of gov't for job opportunities. Here's a list of potential jobs under communism: mass grave digger, bear wrestler, snitch, mine worker, starvation coordinator, gray seamstress, window breaker, traitor example. Support teaching free markets, capitalism, entrepreneurship to defeat socialism in the classroom.
#culture
Forbes: Five Fun Facts About Germany’s Oktoberfest, The World’s Largest Beer Festival
Munich's famous Oktoberfest is the world's largest beer festival, beginning in 1810 to celebrate a royal wedding. This year, it will run for 18 days, the longest ever. The festival officially starts when the mayor taps the first keg and only six Munich breweries are allowed to serve their beer. Between 5 and 7 million people attend each year, consuming millions of liters of beer and large quantities of food.
#history
Red State: And the Streets Ran Red With Wine
Recently in Portugal, a distillery experienced a burst in storage tanks, causing over 580,000 gallons of wine to flood the streets of São Lourenço de Bairro. Firefighters redirected the flow into fields to prevent further damage. Similar incidents have occurred throughout history, such as the London Beer Flood in 1814 and the Dublin Whiskey Fire in 1875. These accidents serve as reminders that alcohol should be handled with caution.
#health
Fox News: Gospel singer Tori Kelly recalls 'collapsing' from blood clots and recovery journey: 'God had me'
Gospel singer Tori Kelly discusses her recent health scare involving blood clots and hospitalization. She expresses gratitude for being able to perform again and credits her husband for his support during the collapse. She is still uncertain about what caused the blood clots but is managing them with medication.
#education
Fox News: California lawmakers approve bill prohibiting book bans by school districts; Newsom expected to sign
California lawmakers passed a bill prohibiting book bans in public schools due to gender or racial diversity content. Governor Gavin Newsom plans to sign it into law. The bill imposes fines on school districts that ban books for containing "inclusive and diverse perspectives," targeting local school board control of curriculum.
#crime
Fox News: California burglar breaks into home, drinks liquor, eats food over 2 days while homeowners on vacation
Convicted burglar, Yuri Brand, makes himself comfortable at a California residence, eating and drinking while the homeowners are on vacation. He is later recognized on surveillance footage and charged with burglary and trespassing.
#technology
Fox News: Ask Kurt: How is it possible that your friends are getting spam email from you?
Scammers are using spoofing techniques to send deceptive emails that appear to come from your own account or someone you know. They do this to trick you into opening their messages, clicking on harmful links, and giving away personal information. These scammers can obtain your email address or your friends' email addresses from data breaches, websites, social media, or public directories. They then use these addresses to send phishing emails that seem legitimate.
#other
Forbes: NSYNC Is Officially Reuniting…But For What, Exactly?
NSYNC is set to reunite at the MTV Video Music Awards after years of fans begging for a reunion. The details of their performance are unclear, but they may be presenting an award or introducing someone. The group has recorded new music for a upcoming movie and their last album was released in 2001.