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#illegals
The Federalist: Illegal Crossings Rise As GOP Ponders Border Spending Strategy
Areas along the U.S. Southern border are facing a major crisis as thousands of illegal border crossers overwhelm border patrol. Some Republican members of Congress are considering giving in to the Biden administration's spending desires without addressing border security. The border is experiencing a significant influx of illegal crossings, and officials' claims that it is secure are contradicted by reports from on-the-ground sources. This situation poses a threat to national security and has prompted discussions about funding for the border wall and other measures.
#politics
Newsbusters: Flashing Red Lights: CBS Airs Story on Voters Bering Concerned About Biden’s Age
A CBS News poll shows that former President Trump has a one-point national lead over President Biden, with voters expressing concern about Biden's age and his ability to finish a second term. The poll also reveals that respondents believe Trump has better cognitive and mental health than Biden. Many Democrats are worried about the implications of these numbers, as they do not want a Biden vs. Trump rematch.
Breitbart: House Barrels Towards Shutdown over Impasse on Stopgap Spending Bill
House Republicans are divided over a short-term spending plan that includes spending cuts and a border security bill. Some conservatives are skeptical and may not vote for the legislation, potentially leading to a government shutdown. The proposal is being worked on to gain the support of potential holdouts.
The Blaze: Trump gave some 'weak sauce' answers on abortion, and Megyn Kelly is NOT having it
Former President Donald Trump's recent interview with Megyn Kelly sparked controversy. He expressed hesitation on important issues for Republican voters, including transgender rights. Kelly and Glenn Beck speculate that Trump may be trying to secure independent voters by appearing more moderate. Despite potential risks, they acknowledge that Trump's strong presence will continue to drive voter turnout.
Red State: Fetterman's Response to Marjorie Taylor Greene Over Senate Dress Code Breaks All the Irony Meters
Senate Majority Leader Schumer has announced a change in the dress code rules of the Senate, allowing Senators to wear whatever they want while staffers and others must adhere to business attire. This decision was likely influenced by Senator Fetterman, who has shown a lack of respect for the job. The Democrats' decision to cater to Fetterman's preferences reflects their hypocrisy and lack of respect for the institution.
National Review: The Corner: House GOP Bill Seeks Targeted Cuts to Voice of America over Mismanagement Allegations
Representative Tim Burchett is proposing to cut the salaries of three employees at Voice of America and the U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM) to one dollar each due to alleged mismanagement. Burchett's proposal is part of a House Republican investigation into the controversy surrounding the rehiring of VOA official Setareh Sieg. USAGM has been criticized for security and management deficiencies, and Burchett aims to hold them accountable.
Red State: Kevin McCarthy Predicts DeSantis Won’t Win GOP Nomination: ‘He’s Not at the Same Level as Trump’
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy believes that former President Donald Trump will secure the GOP nomination for the 2024 presidential election, stating that Trump is stronger now than he was in previous years. McCarthy also criticized Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, stating that he is not at the same level as Trump and would not have been elected without Trump's endorsement. McCarthy also discussed the Republican plan to issue a subpoena for Hunter Biden in connection with the impeachment inquiry.
#society
Red State: John Fetterman Walks Right Into a Massive Self-Own Over Senate Dress Code Change
The U.S. Senate has removed its dress code to accommodate Senator Fetterman, who claims wearing gym shorts and a hoodie helps his recovery from depression. The decision raises concerns about expectations for elected officials. The senator also engaged in a petty exchange on Twitter, further highlighting his behavior.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: Iranian President says country will ‘decide what to do’ with $6 billion released as part of prisoner swap deal
Five US prisoners were released by Iran in a prisoner swap deal. Iran is receiving $6 billion and five Iranian prisoners. The money is meant to be spent on humanitarian goods, but Iran's President says they will decide how to use it. The deal comes as Iran bars one-third of nuclear inspectors, causing strain with the International Atomic Energy Agency. Afrasiabi was charged with failing to register as a foreign agent, Ansari for obtaining nuclear weapons equipment, Hasanzadeh for stealing engineering plans, Kafrani for unlawfully exporting lab equipment, and Kashani for purchasing US electronic equipment.
#health
PJ Media: Rare Disease Forces Democratic Rep. to Resign
Democratic Rep. Jennifer Wexton of Virginia won't seek re-election due to a rare neurological disorder. She was diagnosed with progressive supranuclear palsy, a degenerative brain disorder, causing problems with movement and swallowing. Wexton decided not to run for office due to the disease's impact on her health and the rigors of campaigning.
Fox News: Wisconsin resumes offering abortions following 1-year hiatus
Planned Parenthood resumes abortions in Wisconsin after halt due to Supreme Court ruling. Providers feared state law banning procedure, but judge ruled it doesn't apply. Patients sought help in Illinois. Democrats support, while anti-abortion groups fight.
Forbes: Planned Parenthood Resumes Abortions In Wisconsin After Court Ruling
Planned Parenthood clinics in Wisconsin have resumed providing abortions after a court ruled that the state's pre-Civil War-era ban on abortion did not apply to voluntary medical abortions. The decision comes after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, causing clinics to stop performing abortions. The lawsuit over the 1849 law is still ongoing and could ultimately be decided by the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
#sports
Dirt Wheels Magazine: HONDA ANNOUNCES RETURN OF SMALL-DISPLACEMENT ATV MODELS
American Honda has confirmed that its three smallest ATV models will return for the 2024 model year, offered in vibrant new colors. The models include the FourTrax Recon multipurpose ATV, TRX250X, and TRX90X sport ATVs, known for their small size and capabilities. These models are designed and produced in the U.S. and are popular for their durability and reliability.
#technology
Forbes: AI Generated Music With Real Human Fans
A heavy-metal band called The Frostbite Orckings is gaining popularity on social media. The band's music is created by an AI model from a startup called Musical Bits, which uses "creativity layers" to stack different elements of composition. The music produced is completely proprietary, and Musical Bits plans to license different components of its software in the future.
#other
Forbes: Five BTS Members Have Now Charted Top 10 Albums As Soloists
BTS member V debuts at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 chart with his solo EP Layover, joining his fellow bandmates who have also achieved top 10 success as solo artists. V's EP starts with 100,000 equivalent units, while Olivia Rodrigo's Guts claims the top spot.
Fox News: 'The View' host knocks Kristen Welker's debut 'Meet the Press' interview with Trump: 'Nobody ever wins'
"The View" co-host Ana Navarro criticizes NBC's new "Meet the Press" host Kristen Welker for interviewing Donald Trump, saying nobody ever "wins" while interviewing him. Navarro praises Welker as the first woman of color to host the show but wishes she hadn't done a Trump interview as her first. Co-host Sunny Hostin disagrees and believes it's important to hear from Trump. NBC's Chuck Todd officially steps down as host of "Meet the Press."
Fox News: Private Louisiana zoo criticizes USDA after regulators seize ailing giraffe
A Louisiana zoo criticizes USDA's decision to seize an ailing giraffe without authority, alleging unfair treatment. The zoo claims continuous failure to provide proper care, while the USDA cites "unrelieved suffering" for the animal. The zoo hired a specialist to prevent seizure but was unsuccessful.