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#illegals
Newsbusters: Broadcast Nets Still Won't Admit Escaped Killer Is an Illegal Alien
The major networks covered the story of Danelo Cavalcante, an illegal alien who escaped prison after violently murdering his ex-girlfriend. They spent over 114 minutes on the story but conveniently avoided mentioning his illegal status.
Breitbart: Sanctuary City NYC to Cut Services, Police Overtime to Pay for Migrants
New York City is planning to cut overtime for NYPD officers and other city services to fund the cost of supporting illegal immigrants. Mayor Eric Adams is directing agencies to make budget cuts and reduce overtime spending to accommodate the arrival of over 110,000 border crossers and illegal aliens. However, even with these measures, the funds will only cover two-thirds of the expenses.
#politics
The New American: Pro-abortion Democratic Candidate Appeared in Internet Sex Videos With Husband - The New American
Democratic candidate Susanna Gibson, a nurse practitioner running for Virginia's House of Delegates, is revealed to have performed sex acts with her husband on a website called Chaturbate. She is upset about the revelation and claims to be the victim of a sex crime. Despite this controversy, Gibson remains a candidate for the election.
Breitbart: Exclusive—Cliff Sims: Trump’s Populism Is the True Heir to Reagan’s Blue-Collar Conservatism, not Pence’s Globalism
Former Vice President Mike Pence believes that there is a fundamental divide between Reagan and Trump conservatives that could potentially end the Republican Party. However, the ideas underlying Trump's campaign are actually building a blue-collar coalition reminiscent of the Reagan era, which may save the GOP. This shift includes a focus on the working class, rejecting amnesty for illegal immigrants, and prioritizing the interests of American citizens. .
Breitbart: VIDEO: CNN Hammers NM Gov. Grisham, Reads Constitution to Her
CNN's Poppy Harlow interviews New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham about her ban on concealed carry. Harlow reads the New Mexico Constitution and questions if the ban violates the right to bear arms. Grisham defends the ban by arguing that narrow interpretation of the constitution would invalidate other gun control measures. Harlow counters by pointing out that these measures were adopted before a recent Supreme Court decision.
Breitbart: Ken Buck Flips, Says Biden Impeachment Inquiry Is a 'Good Idea'
Rep. Ken Buck (R-CO) has changed his stance on opening an impeachment inquiry into President Biden, stating that it is a "good idea" and will allow the House to focus on the next spending fight. He mentioned that House Republicans were already investigating the Biden family, and he wanted to review the evidence before making a decision. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy opened the inquiry based on allegations of corruption and abuse of power.
National Review: CIA Officials Took Hush Money to Bury Covid Lab-Leak Theory, Whistleblower Claims
The House Subcommittee alleges that the CIA rewarded analysts with financial incentives to change their conclusion on COVID-19 origins from lab-leak to zoonosis. The subcommittee demands relevant documents and communications from the CIA regarding the "Covid Discovery Team."
Breitbart: Three Committee Chairs Tasked with Leading Biden Impeachment Inquiry
Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy has announced that the House will initiate an impeachment inquiry of President Joe Biden. Three committee chairs, James Comer, Jim Jordan, and Jason Smith, will lead the investigation. McCarthy claims that serious and credible allegations of corruption have been uncovered against President Biden.
Red State: Hell Freezes Over as CNN 'Fact Checker' Daniel Dale Finally Takes Aim at Joe Biden
Joe Biden falsely claimed that he was at Ground Zero in New York the day after the 9/11 attacks. However, records show that he was actually in Washington, D.C. for a Senate session. CNN's Daniel Dale called out Biden for his pattern of inventing or embellishing stories about his own past. Biden's claim about being at Ground Zero was debunked, and he actually visited the site nine days after the attacks.
Red State: Disabled Veteran Suing Police Department for Tasing Service Dog During Wrongful Arrest for ‘Panhandling’
Joshua Rohrer, a disabled military veteran, is suing the Gastonia Police Department after his service dog, Sunshine, was tased and later died. Rohrer, who was homeless and dealing with PTSD, was targeted by police despite not committing any crimes. Officers threatened to take Sunshine away and arrest Rohrer, and when the dog tried to calm him down, she was tased. Rohrer and his attorney are seeking justice and accountability for the officers' misconduct.
#society
Daily Wire: California Mayor Spanked By Drag Queen At Democratic Fundraiser
The mayor of Burbank, Konstantine Anthony, faced backlash after being spanked by a drag queen at a Democratic fundraising event. The video went viral on social media, with claims that children were present at the event. However, the mayor denied these claims and defended his actions. In the past, Anthony also downplayed graphic sexual content in a controversial book available in public school libraries.
Fox News: Experts address 'One Chip Challenge' after teen's death, plus new job trend harms workplaces
'TEEN DEATH' – Experts caution about dangers of the "One Chip Challenge" after fatal incident.
'BURNOUT AT WORK' – Understanding the concept of "Boreout" and its impact on American workplaces.
The New American: Eleven Steps to Preparing Your County for Dangerous Carbon-capture Pipelines - The New American
Steve Kenkel, a county supervisor in Shelby County, Iowa, discovers that a carbon-capture pipeline company is planning to install pipelines without consulting the county. He provides guidance on how local officials can enforce local ordinances to ensure compliance.
National Review: The Corner: Babies’ Bones
Conservatives and Christians find common ground with non-believers who share their views. This essay argues that as Christianity declines, society is returning to its pagan roots, evident in the abortion debate. The author highlights the historical benefits of Christian sexual ethics for women and children.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: Mass Flooding Submerges Libya in Disaster
Mass flooding in Libya caused by Storm Daniel has resulted in thousands of deaths and widespread destruction. The lack of central governance and underinvested infrastructure have contributed to the catastrophic nature of the flooding.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visits Russia, where talks will likely focus on joint projects and arms deals. With Russia's struggling economy and Putin's tarnished image, the meeting holds significant importance.
#economy
Fox News: Canada's investment in EV battery plants expected to break even in 20 years, says budget watchdog
The Canadian government will recoup its investment in EV battery plants by Volkswagen and Stellantis-LG Electric Solutions in 20 years. The investments are seen as good deals for Canadians and the auto sector.
Canada provided billions in incentives and grants to attract the German automaker. The country aims to attract companies involved in the EV supply chain as it seeks to reduce carbon emissions.
Forbes: Larry Ellison’s Net Worth Nearly $20 Billion As Oracle Stock Has Worst Day In Decades
Software giant Oracle experienced a significant stock loss, causing chairman Larry Ellison to lose billions of dollars. The company missed revenue estimates and provided lower sales guidance, disappointing investors.
Fox News: New Union Pacific CEO prioritizes safety and efficiency over sweeping cost cuts
Union Pacific's new CEO, known for cost-cutting, aims to minimize small mistakes and improve safety. He plans to focus on day-to-day operations and attract new business. Weak consumer demand and inflation have resulted in a 3% drop in volume, putting pressure on profits.
The CEO's commitment to safety will address concerns raised by the Federal Railroad Administration. Railroad safety has been in the spotlight since a train derailment in Ohio caused evacuations and health concerns.
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: We Haven't Had a Year This Bad Since Obama Was President
Household income in the US fell by 2.3% in 2022, the largest decline since 2010. When factoring in changes to taxes and subsidies, household income fell by 8.8%. The decline in income can be attributed to the lapsing of pandemic relief policies and high inflation under the Biden administration. ( )
#health
The Blaze: Plumber finds fetus inside pipe after tenants complain about drainage issues at Houston apartments
A plumber found a fetus in the pipes of a Texas apartment complex after neighbors reported drainage issues. It is believed to be related to a miscarriage.
#crime
Fox News: Jury convicts North Dakota woman of murder in 2022 shooting death of child's father
A woman in North Dakota has been convicted of murdering her child's father during a dispute over custody. Heather Hoffman, 26, could face life in prison without parole for fatally shooting 22-year-old Alex Eckert in April 2022. The defense questioned the prosecution's timeline and the possession of the murder weapon.
Fox News: Rockets' Kevin Porter Jr. allegedly fractured girlfriend's neck in New York City hotel incident
Houston Rockets guard Kevin Porter Jr. has been charged with assault and strangulation for allegedly attacking his girlfriend, former WNBA player Kysre Gondrezick, in a New York City hotel room. Gondrezick suffered a fractured neck vertebra and a deep cut above her right eye during the alleged attack.
#sports
Fox News: Former Bucs tight end shares heartwarming locker-room story about Tom Brady
Former NFL player Kyle Rudolph reflects on his experience playing with Tom Brady, praising him as a great teammate who treated everyone with respect. Despite personal struggles, Brady remained positive and supportive of Rudolph. Rudolph expressed admiration for Brady's work ethic and appreciated the chance Brady gave him to shine.
Forbes: New York Mets Get Their Man, Land David Stearns To Lead Baseball Ops
David Stearns, a youthful executive, has been hired as the New York Mets' president of baseball operations to bring fresh energy to the team. The Mets, who had a disappointing season, are looking to rebuild and compete in the future. Stearns, a Harvard graduate, has a five-year contract and is expected to revive the team's fortunes.
Fox News: Blue Jackets' controversial head coach Mike Babcock denies claims of severe invasion of players' privacy
A former NHL player claims that head coach Mike Babcock invaded players' privacy by going through their personal photos on their phones. The coach allegedly asked players to hand over their phones and went through their camera rolls to determine what kind of person they were. Babcock denies the allegations and says he only looked at family photos to get to know the players better.
#other
Forbes: BP Chief Stepping Down Over Personal Relationships With Colleagues
BP CEO Bernard Looney is resigning after not disclosing past personal relationships with colleagues. His resignation is not due to financial performance. Looney will be replaced by the chief financial officer.