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#illegals
Breitbart: NBC's Ainsley: Spike to 7,500 Daily Border Encounters Shows Biden's Post-Title 42 Policies Aren't Working as Well
On NBC's "Top Story," Julia Ainsley reports that 7,500 migrants were apprehended at the U.S.-Mexico border. The numbers have been steadily increasing despite the Biden administration's restrictive policies.
#politics
Fox News: Fetterman defiant as critics roast loosened dress code on his behalf
Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., responded to criticism of the Senate dress code, arguing that there are more important issues to discuss. He questioned why Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-GA, cared about his attire. Critics, including Rep. Ryan Zinke, MT., argued that senators should be required to wear business attire in the chamber. Fetterman has frequently faced criticism for his casual dress.
Fox News: Accusations fly over alleged secret UFO program 'coverup'
Lawmaker accuses intelligence community of covering up alleged secret UFO programs. Intelligence Community Inspector General says they haven't looked into the claims.
Breitbart: Oakland Police Chief Who Criticized 'Defund the Police' Wrongly Fired: Report
Former Oakland Police Department Chief LeRonne Armstrong, who opposed "Defund the Police," was wrongfully fired by left-wing Mayor Sheng Thao. An outside report concluded that there was no basis for Armstrong's termination.
Red State: Biden Slurs His Way Thru UN Speech, Fighting the Teleprompter and Going Into Brain Freeze
Joe Biden gave a speech before the UN General Assembly, reaffirming his globalist stance and willingness to work with China. He stumbled over his words and showed signs of incoherence, raising concerns about his ability to effectively represent the US on the world stage.
Forbes: Pennsylvania Will Automatically Register Voters Who Visit DMV For 2024 Election—Joining Other Crucial Swing States
Pennsylvania is now the 24th state to automatically register voters when they get a new driver's license or ID at the DMV. The new process aims to make voter registration more efficient and aid in maintaining accurate voter rolls. This move is seen as a commonsense step for election security and saving time and tax dollars.
Breitbart: Larry David Confronted Elon Musk over His GOP Support: 'You Just Want to Murder Kids'
Comedian Larry David confronts Elon Musk at a wedding over his Republican ties. David asks if Musk supports child murder, to which Musk denies and questions why David thinks voting Republican equates to supporting murder. David confirms the encounter, stating his anger was sparked by Musk's remarks about Democrats. Joe Scarborough finds the exchange amusing.
The New American: Court to Rule on Oregon’s Measure 114 - The New American
This week, a district court in Oregon is hearing a case challenging Measure 114, which requires a permit and restricts magazine capacities for firearm ownership. The plaintiffs argue that the measure violates the state constitution, while the defendants must defend its constitutionality.
#society
The Blaze: Commentary: Boebert incident shows you're always under surveillance
U.S. Representative Lauren Boebert's controversial behavior in a theater highlights the lack of privacy in today's surveillance state. Every move we make is being watched and recorded. While Boebert's actions may seem minor compared to other political scandals, the public scrutiny is a stark reminder that there is no room for indiscretion or spontaneous fun in our panopticon society. Our smartphones and smart TVs constantly track our activities, undermining the joy of experience. Instead of condemning Boebert, we should reflect on our own flaws and promote virtue with understanding.
Townhall: The Real China-II: The Utterly Arbitrary Left
The author shares his personal experiences and anecdotes about living in China, highlighting the flaws of a Leftist, totalitarian government. He discusses religious persecution, government control during the pandemic, and widespread theft and poverty.
Human Events: Jack Posobiec and Human Events Daily take home 3 Telly Awards
Human Events Daily, Jack Posobiec's podcast with Human Events and Turning Point USA, won three Telly awards this year. The episodes covered topics like Ghislaine Maxwell and Halloween, receiving recognition in the News and Information and Podcast categories.
The Babylon Bee: The Babylon Bee Guide To Gender Is Available Now!
The Babylon Bee Guide to Gender is a book that tackles gender theory and the various issues surrounding it. It provides informative and accurate information, along with illustrations and infographics, to answer questions about what defines a man or a woman and how many genders there are. The book calls for moving beyond the traditional binary gender categories and embracing the multitude of choices available. It seeks to educate readers and support the evolving understanding of gender in society.
Forbes: Are ThredUp, The RealReal And Depop Gentrifying The Thrift Store?
The secondhand clothing market in the US is expected to be worth $70 billion by 2027, driven by sustainability and value. However, the increasing popularity of thrift shopping is also causing prices to rise, making it less affordable for low-income shoppers. Resellers are buying up thrift store finds and reselling them at higher prices on online marketplaces, contributing to the gentrification of thrift stores. Additionally, there is a lack of knowledge and education among employees at thrift stores, resulting in higher prices for fast-fashion brands and confusion about the value of vintage items. As a result, some shoppers are turning back to fast fashion brands for affordable options.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Norway to supply Ukraine with 50 cargo-carrying vehicles, defense ministry says
Norway will supply Ukraine with 50 cargo-carrying vehicles to help transport supplies in areas without roads. This support is crucial as Ukraine continues to fight against the Russian invasion.
PJ Media: What's This Now? Zelenskyy Visits Wounded Ukrainian Soldiers — in New York City Hospital
There are curious circumstances surrounding Ukrainian wounded soldiers receiving treatment at Staten Island University Hospital in New York. The soldiers were provided with prosthetic limbs by a U.S.-based nonprofit organization and have been treated at the hospital since March. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited the soldiers during his trip to the United Nations General Assembly, expressing gratitude and presenting awards. This raises questions about the extent of U.S. involvement in the war in Ukraine and the financial burden on American taxpayers.
#foreignaffairs
The Blaze: Taliban detains American, 18 others from NGO for 'propagating and promoting Christianity'
NGO office in Afghanistan closed by Taliban, an American worker and others are captured and detained for allegedly promoting Christianity.
#culture
Daily Wire: DailyWire+ Reveals True Discovery Talent Lead Actor For Epic ‘Pendragon’ Series
Actor Tom Sharp has been cast as the lead in the ambitious series "The Pendragon Cycle." The series is a reimagining of the Arthurian legend set in Roman Britain.
Breitbart: Sheryl Crow Claims Moving to Tennessee from Los Angeles Saved Her Life
Country music star Sheryl Crow, during a performance at a music festival, shared how her decision to move from Los Angeles to Tennessee saved her life. She emphasized the challenges faced by young people today and expressed her belief that reconnecting with nature can provide answers and solace. Crow joins other celebrities, such as Katy Perry and 50 Cent, who have also left Los Angeles in search of a more peaceful life.
#health
Fox News: Kentucky man, 59, killed after being stung by a swarm of bees, coroner says
A 59-year-old man in Kentucky dies after being stung by a swarm of bees while moving a bag of potting soil. CPR attempts fail.
An 83-year-old man in Arizona also dies from bee stings at his home. Bee attack caught on video in Los Angeles as well.
Fox News: Sami Sheen, Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards' daughter, says boob job will ‘save my life'
Sami Sheen, the daughter of Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards, is seeking advice on how to quit vaping as she plans to undergo a "boob job." She has been addicted to nicotine for five years and wants to be nicotine-free for the surgery. She admits that quitting is difficult and is afraid of living without her vape. She hopes that getting her breasts done will help her quit vaping and improve her health.
#crime
Fox News: 3 former Columbus Zoo execs indicted in $2.2M corruption scheme following audit revealing improper spending
Three former Columbus Zoo and Aquarium executives engaged in corrupt activity, costing the facility over $2.2 million. They extorted, conspired, bribed, and stole from the zoo for over 10 years. The executives allowed relatives to live in zoo-owned houses and used company funds for personal expenses.
Fox News: Tourist hot spot takes drastic emergency action after nightclub grenade attack, crime wave
Peruvian officials have declared a state of emergency in the capital due to a spike in crime, suspending civil rights in order to combat the issue. The declaration comes after an attack on a nightclub that injured 10 people, attributed to a group involved in extortion. The government aims to establish law and order, though some have called for even stricter measures.
Peruvian President Dina Boluarte, attending the United Nations General Assembly, stated that the declaration allows authorities to operate within the legal framework. The Prime Minister confirmed the decision and emphasized that it allows the police to implement internal order with the support of the Armed Forces. Despite the measures, the government falls short of granting full law-enforcement powers to the military as done by El Salvador.
The Blaze: Denver police in search of woman reportedly involved in mass shooting at Dierks Bentley's bar
Denver police are searching for a woman involved in a mass shooting at a bar in the Lower Downtown district. Five people were injured. The shooting occurred after the woman was denied entry into the bar and she fired towards the establishment. Other incident in Denver resulted in one death and injuries.
Fox News: 3 Nevada men convicted in $10 million fraud case to appeal lengthy prison terms
Three Nevada men sentenced to lengthy prison terms for conducting a mail fraud scheme that targeted elderly victims and amassed over $10 million in eight years. The men maintain their innocence and plan to appeal.
The Federalist: Civil Rights Regime Punishes Fake Murders, Ignores Real Ones
A retired police chief is intentionally killed by a nonwhite teenager in a hit-and-run incident. The media and society remain silent, highlighting the civil rights regime's double standards.
#other
Forbes: An Unreleased John Lennon Album Is Up For Auction
Up for auction are six tapes of lost Beatles recordings, including unheard rehearsals for Sgt. Pepper and an interview with John Lennon, as well as tracks featuring George Harrison and Yoko Ono. The recordings were edited for release in 1969 but were shelved, making this collection a rare find for Beatles fans.
Fox News: Kevin Costner reaches divorce settlement with ex Christine Baumgartner
Kevin Costner and Christine Baumgartner have settled their divorce after a court battle. The terms of the settlement were not disclosed. Baumgartner had initially requested $248,000 in monthly child support but the judge ruled that Costner would be responsible for $63,209 in monthly payments.
Foreign Policy: The Other Global Food Crisis
The United States prioritizes food security due to extreme climate conditions causing famine. Blue foods, derived from marine and freshwater ecosystems, are a vital source of nutrition and contribute significantly to global economies. However, overfishing and the impacts of climate change threaten the stability of blue food resources. Conflicts over marine resources, especially fisheries, have been increasing and pose a threat to peace and security. To address these challenges, early warning systems, sustainable fishing practices, and aquaculture must be implemented. Seafood businesses should source sustainably and support stronger regulations. Existing agreements on illegal fishing must be strengthened, and multilateral cooperation is crucial. Partnerships across sectors are needed to ensure the sustainable future of blue foods.