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#illegals
Red State: AOC and Other Dems Face Angry Backlash at Illegal Immigrant Crisis News Conference
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other Democrats faced heckling and protests at a press conference on the illegal immigrant crisis. Protesters shouted to close the border and respect the constitution. Democrats spoke about asylum seekers and the need for resources, while critics argued that most illegal immigrants come for work and not to flee violence. Mayor Adams of New York warned that the influx of migrants could destroy the city. People are speaking out against the untenable situation and the failure of sanctuary city policies.
#politics
Forbes: Biden Strongly Defends UAW In First Remarks After Strike
President Biden expressed solidarity with the United Auto Workers union during a strike against major automakers. He attributed the auto companies' record profits to the skill and sacrifice of union workers and stated that the profits have not been fairly shared. Biden respects the workers' right to strike and has sent members of his administration to participate in the negotiations.
Breitbart: Javier Milei to Tucker Carlson, Americans: 'Wage the Cultural Battle Day by Day'
Argentine economist and presidential candidate Javier Milei warns Americans to combat socialism and protect cultural institutions from socialists. He advises them to engage in a daily battle and urges private enterprises to invest in pro-freedom movements. Milei also encourages Donald Trump to continue fighting against socialism and highlights the destructive nature of the state. He emphasizes the need for a relentless struggle against socialists, as they constantly seek to generate wealth without working. Milei's hardline anti-socialism and classical liberalism have garnered him popularity and the frontrunner position in Argentina's upcoming presidential election.
Fox News: NYC protester slams Dems' response to migrant crisis: 'Destroyed our city'
Angry protester criticizes Democratic leaders' handling of the migrant crisis in New York, stating that New Yorkers cannot afford to support thousands of migrants for free. He emphasizes the unequal treatment between citizens and illegal immigrants, particularly in regard to school supplies and vaccinations. The protester believes that New York City is in danger due to its sanctuary city status. The migrant crisis has sparked protests and concerns among residents, with some fearing for the safety of their children attending schools near migrant shelters. Mayor Eric Adams warns that the issue could destroy the city.
Foreign Policy: How China Can Hurt the U.S. Economy
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In the midst of a heated political campaign, a seasoned journalist uncovers evidence of illegal activities by a powerful politician. With her life on the line, she must navigate a treacherous world of political intrigue and manipulation to bring the truth to light.
The Blaze: McCarthy forces reporter to make critical admission after she claimed impeachment inquiry launched 'without evidence'
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy engages in a confrontation with a reporter over the impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. McCarthy questions the reporter about Biden's alleged lies and connections to Hunter Biden's business dealings. The reporter admits to the evidence presented but shifts the focus to whether lying is an impeachable offense.
National Review: ‘No Valid Basis’ to Disqualify Judge Chutkan From Trump’s Election Fraud Case, DOJ Argues
The Department of Justice opposes the request to disqualify U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan from presiding over Trump's fraud case. Trump's legal team argues that Chutkan's bias, shown through her harsh sentences for January 6 defendants and her ruling against Trump, warrants her recusal. However, the DOJ argues that Chutkan's statements are core intrajudicial and do not reflect deep-seated animosity towards Trump.
#society
Breitbart: Physically Strong Men Seen as More Conservative, University Study Finds
A recent study at the University of Arkansas shows a link between physical strength and conservative political views. Fit and bulky men were perceived as right-wing, while thin and weak men were not. However, perceptions do not always match reality, and physical strength is not a reliable indicator of political beliefs.
Red State: Chicago Mayor’s Big Idea: Government-Run Grocery Stores
Amid skyrocketing crime rates and dire economic conditions, Chicago's South and West sides are experiencing a mass exodus of businesses, leaving residents grappling with food insecurity. Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is considering opening city-owned grocery stores to address the problem, although some argue that tackling crime should be the priority instead. The move is seen by some as a bold solution, but others view it as an expansion of government that may provide substandard offerings compared to the private sector.
The Blaze: Yet another de-transitioner comes forward, suing doctors who she claims cut her up at 16 after two appointments and a single consultation: They 'affirmed that chaos into reality'
A Nebraska woman who underwent a sex-change surgery at 16 is suing the medical practitioners for malpractice and violation of the state's Consumer Protection Act. The lawsuit alleges that the surgeries were done without proper consent and caused physical and emotional harm to the plaintiff.
Breitbart: Dove Faces Boycott for Partnering with 'Fat Liberation' Activist who Targeted UVA Student for 'Misheard' Remark
Personal care brand Dove is facing a boycott after partnering with Zyahna Bryant, a Black Lives Matter and “fat liberation” activist, who falsely accused a white UVA student of making a racist remark. The hashtag is trending on X/Twitter as users express their anger and vow to stop buying Dove products. Despite the false accusations ruining the student's life, Bryant has thrived and now has a successful partnership with Dove.
Fox News: Hugh Jackman and wife Deborra-Lee Furness split after 27 years of marriage
Actor Hugh Jackman and his wife Deborra-Lee Furness are separating after nearly three decades of marriage. The couple, who prioritize their family, released a joint statement expressing gratitude and requesting privacy during this transition.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: China Brings Out the Big Guns in the South China Sea
China's naval pressure campaign in the South China Sea has escalated, with Chinese ships shadowing Western warships and blocking resupply on a Philippine-claimed island. China's blockade of the Second Thomas Shoal has sparked concern among Southeast Asian countries. The crisis has been ongoing since China lifted its annual fishing moratorium, and tensions have escalated under the new Philippine President. China is using its maritime militia forces to exhaust Philippine forces and sustain a constant presence in the region. Experts are worried about finding a long-term solution to the crisis.
#economy
The Babylon Bee: Auto CEOs Struggling With Whether To Replace Striking Workers With Robots Or Mexicans
UAW workers strike for shorter work week. Automakers face decision to replace them with robots or Mexicans.
Breitbart: ABC News Staffers ‘Freaking’ Out over Reports Disney in Talks to Sell Outlet to Mogul Byron Allen, Nexstar
Byron Allen, owner of Allen Media Group, has made a $10 billion offer to buy ABC TV network, local stations, and cable channels, including FX and National Geographic. Disney's streaming growth has slowed, leading to concerns about its financial future.
Workers at ABC News are feeling anxious as the prospect of being sold looms. The estimated $10 billion offer is based on the networks' earnings in the past year. Disney has also had talks with Nexstar Media about a potential sale.
Forbes: Is $100 Oil Imminent As Crude Futures Hit Highest Levels For 2023?
Crude oil prices are rising as tighter supply and improved market fundamentals push global benchmarks Brent and WTI above $90 per barrel. The question remains whether a return to $100 oil prices is imminent. Saudi Arabia and Russia's extended oil production cuts have led to predictions of a supply deficit in the fourth quarter of 2023. While a market correction is likely, Brent may still reach the $100 per barrel mark, but prices are not expected to stay there in 2024.
#religion
Newsbusters: Ohio Mayor Calls ‘Anti-LGBTQ’ Catholic Teachings ‘Betrayal’ Of Church
The Catholic Diocese of Cleveland implements new policies in its religious schools banning LGBTQ propaganda, which goes against Catholic teachings. The Cleveland Mayor disagrees, calling it a "betrayal of the Church." The policy outlines directives on sexuality and gender identity, including parents being alerted about gender dysphoria and bathroom use based on biological sex. The policy also addresses the Church's recognition of gender dysphoria and provides support, but individuals who go against Church teachings may face restrictions or discipline. The Mayor criticizes the policy, claiming it forces LGBTQ+ kids to hide their true selves.
#health
The New American: I Took the Shot and Regret It. Now What? - The New American
Dr. Ryan Cole, a pathologist who stands against the Medical Cartel, faced consequences for his dissent. He presented at the 2023 John Birch Society Leadership Conference, sharing his crucial research on the harmful effects of Covid injections. In an interview, Dr. Cole delves into the lasting damage caused by the shot and offers advice for those who regret getting vaccinated.
#education
National Review: The Corner: That Makes Seven
Seven California school districts have implemented parental-notification policies regarding gender identity changes. Polls reveal majority support for such policies, despite schools' attempts to hide transgender status. Parents are uniting to overturn these policies.
#crime
Forbes: Three Men Acquitted In Final Whitmer Kidnapping Plot Trial
Three men accused of plotting to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer were acquitted by a jury. The men were found not guilty on charges of providing material support for a terrorist act and illegally possessing firearms. Prosecutors argued that they scouted Whitmer's home and participated in drills, but the defendants claimed they were unaware of the plot or disagreed with its methods.
#sports
Field & Stream: Muzzle Brake vs Compensator: What's the Difference?
Muzzle brakes and compensators both direct gasses from a fired cartridge to influence recoil. Muzzle brakes reduce recoil by directing gasses out the sides, while compensators reduce muzzle flip by directing gasses upward. Muzzle brakes are used for heavy-recoiling cartridges and in long-range shooting competitions, while compensators are popular among competitive shooters. Both devices can be loud, but suppressors can help reduce noise.
#technology
Daily Wire: TikTok Fined $370M For Failure To Protect Children’s Privacy
Chinese-owned social media app TikTok has been fined $370 million by the European Union for mishandling children's privacy data, specifically violating the EU's General Data Protection Regulation. The app automatically made the accounts of users aged 13-17 public when they registered, without adequately protecting their privacy. TikTok argued that the regulators focused on features that had already been changed and stated that they had set all accounts of users under 16 to private by default. This is not the first time TikTok has faced fines for privacy issues, as they previously settled with the Federal Trade Commission and were fined by British regulators. Many governments, including the U.S., have expressed concerns about the app's privacy settings, with some calling for a complete ban.