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#illegals
The Right Scoop: “This is the largest single mass crossing I have ever seen at the southern border”, “It’s a total free for all!”
Massive group of over 1,000 migrants illegally crossing into Eagle Pass, TX, many claiming to be from Venezuela. Border Patrol overwhelmed as thousands continue to cross. No fear of consequences, expect to be released in the US. Largest single mass crossing at the southern border.
#politics
National Review: The Corner: Green Deadlines Will Be Like the REAL ID Deadline
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is loosening green-energy policies, extending green deadlines, and scrapping debated policies like extra taxes on flights and changing how people eat. This move is a rebuke of the climate consensus in British politics. Sunak still aims to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, but with a less radical approach. Expect more governments to move deadlines to avoid the fallout of unrealistic promises.
Daily Wire: The Illuminati, Pizzagate, Schwab, And Soros: Are the Rumors About Me True?
In a world filled with false rumors and conspiracy theories, people have become so distrustful that they question everything and everyone. Accusations of connections to evil figures like George Soros have been made, despite vehement denials. This lack of trust is damaging our cause and preventing meaningful critique and honest discourse. We must find a balance between blindly believing everything and rejecting everything, for the sake of our movement and ourselves.
The Federalist: Garland Accidentally Admits DOJ Thwarted Weiss's Hunter Probe
U.S. Attorney David Weiss did not have full charging authority during the Hunter Biden investigation, Attorney General Merrick Garland admitted. Garland initially claimed that Weiss had complete authority, but later revealed that U.S. attorneys could refuse to partner with Weiss. Despite this, Garland maintained that Weiss had full authority and acted independently. Weiss's lack of jurisdiction was confirmed when Garland appointed him as special counsel. Garland refused to disclose whether he had communications with Weiss or the FBI regarding the case. Legal scholars criticized Garland for his lack of transparency.
Daily Wire: Sunny Hostin: Anyone Who Votes Republican Is ‘Complicit’ In School Shootings
Sunny Hostin claims that anyone who voted Republican is "complicit" in school shootings due to their refusal to support gun bans. She argues that Republicans' failure to ban AR-15s makes them responsible for the continued violence.
Newsbusters: Gov. Newsom Refuses to Answer when Abortion Should be Cut Off During CNN Interview
California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) refused to endorse any limit on abortion, calling protections for unborn babies "a political canard." Despite being pressed multiple times, Newsom did not answer when abortion should be prohibited during a pregnancy. This refusal to provide a clear answer has drawn criticism and accusations of supporting late-term abortion.
Daily Wire: Garland Denies Biden Told Him To Indict Trump
Attorney General Merrick Garland denies Biden told him to indict Trump. Garland says decision was made by special counsel. Trump facing multiple indictments and claims they are politically motivated. Garland also addresses investigation into Hunter Biden.
Fox News: Chip Roy furious at fellow Republicans over spending debacle: 'Eat a s--- sandwich'
Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, criticizes fellow Republicans for opposing a government shutdown proposal with budget cuts and border security. He calls them out for being "stupid" and warns of consequences.
The Babylon Bee: Trump Says There Are 'Very Fine People On Both Sides' Of Baby Murder Issue
Former President Donald J. Trump claims there are "very fine people on both sides" of the baby murder issue, defending his stance on DeSantis' heartbeat law. He controversially suggests he would do anything for votes, even murder a baby.
Breitbart: Garland Can Not Recall if He Had a Conversation with FBI About Hunter
Attorney General Merrick Garland cannot remember if he had a conversation with the FBI regarding the Hunter Biden investigation. He stated that he would not interfere with the investigation and denied any personal contact with the FBI about it. Legal expert Jonathan Turley argued that Garland could confirm the existence of such conversations without revealing details. House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan criticized Garland for overseeing a biased investigation that favored Hunter Biden.
#society
PJ Media: HUD Sues Landlord for Refusing Tenant's Request to Keep 'Emotional Support' Cat
A landlord in Jamestown, N.Y., is sued by HUD for violating fair housing law by refusing to allow a tenant to have a cat for emotional support. HUD claims it is illegal disability discrimination. The landlord could face monetary damages and demands to remedy the effects of their conduct.
Forbes: Christmas Toy Hot List Is Out But Holiday Sales Growth To Slow
Argos predicts the top-selling toys for Christmas 2023, including Squishmallow and Furby. Barbie is expected to do well, but the exclusive Barbie Estate Dolls House may be pricey. Other popular toys include Lego sets, Nerf blasters, and retro TV show-themed toys.
The New American: Kentucky County Clerk Kim Davis to Appeal Court Ruling - The New American
Former Kentucky clerk Kim Davis, who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples based on her religious convictions, is being sued for damages by two couples. One couple received no damages, while the other couple was awarded $50,000 each. Davis plans to appeal the damages verdict, arguing for religious accommodation under the First Amendment and the overturning of the Supreme Court's Obergefell decision. The appeal could potentially reach the U.S. Supreme Court and challenge the legality of same-sex marriage .
National Review: The Corner: Walter Reuther: An Earlier Activist UAW President
Walter Reuther, a former UAW leader, aimed to reshape Detroit and America according to a social-democratic model in the 1960s. Reuther's influence helped Kennedy win the 1960s election and gain the support of the UAW. Today, the UAW finds itself supporting the push for electric vehicles (EVs), despite the potential negative impact on jobs in the auto sector. Reuther, who was known for his commitment to environmental protection, would likely have seen the current efforts to force people to buy EVs as a threat to jobs and the future.
The Economist: Europe’s conservative populists pit migrants against babies
Europe's conservative populists, Viktor Orban and Giorgia Meloni, are urging their citizens to have more children to combat the demographic decline in the region. They argue that families are the foundation of a nation and view migration as a threat to their national identity. Mr. Orban and Ms. Meloni have implemented policies and incentives to encourage childbearing, but demographers remain uncertain about the long-term effectiveness of these measures.
American Thinker: The end of fair trials thanks to racial polarization
A Florida trial on a $1.3 billion tax fraud is disrupted by racial polarization as jurors clash over race and class. The judge refuses to remove biased jurors, questioning the possibility of a fair verdict. The racial resentment fueled by activists, politicians, and the media is contaminating society and justice.
Fox News: Reporter names baby 'Methamphetamine Rules' but she has a work reason
An Australian journalist named her baby "Methamphetamine Rules" to test the government's naming policies. The name was unexpectedly approved, leaving the journalist shocked and questioning the approval process.
Fox News: Cindy Crawford calls out Oprah for treating her like 'chattel' when model was 20: 'So not okay'
Supermodel Cindy Crawford recalls being objectified by Oprah Winfrey early in her career. During a 1986 appearance on "The Oprah Winfrey Show," Winfrey asked Crawford to stand up and praised her figure. Crawford felt like she was being treated as an object and was not allowed to speak.
PJ Media: George Washington, Other Patriots About to Get Canceled in NYC
The New York City Council is planning to remove more statues and paintings of historical figures, including George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, due to their association with slavery and racism. The push to remove these statues is seen as an attempt by the radical left to rewrite the nation's history and discredit the American founding fathers. However, towns outside of New York City, such as Brookhaven, have offered to take the statues and pay for their transfer, wanting to celebrate the accomplishments of these figures.
#war
Forbes: After Months Of Lachin Corridor Blockage, Azerbaijan Launches New Military Attack On Nagorno-Karabakh
Azerbaijan launched a military attack on Nagorno-Karabakh, resulting in the loss of lives. The European Parliament and the President of the Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly condemned the attack. The U.N. Security Council scheduled an urgent meeting to discuss the situation.
Euromaidan Press: StateWatch: German-made shell production machine on its way to Russia
A German-made shell production machine is being sent from Turkey to Russia, where it will be used to manufacture shells for Russia's war against Ukraine. The machine is expected to arrive by the end of September.
#economy
Red State: Ron DeSantis Unveils Energy Vision in Midland, Texas
Presidential candidate Ron DeSantis emphasized the importance of reliable energy sources, such as oil and gas, for America's energy security during crises like Hurricane Idalia. He advocated for a market-oriented and common-sense energy strategy that prioritizes abundant and resilient energy options to fuel economic growth and improve quality of life. DeSantis acknowledged the need for gradual and well-planned changes in transitioning to a renewable energy system while considering economic, social, and environmental implications.
#military
Fox News: West Point sued over race-based admissions after Supreme Court's rejection of affirmative action
A federal lawsuit has been filed against the U.S. Military Academy at West Point following a Supreme Court ruling against affirmative action. The lawsuit claims that race is considered a factor in admissions, violating the equal-protection principle of the Fifth Amendment. West Point has focused on race rather than objective metrics and leadership potential, according to the complaint. The Supreme Court ruling did not cover military academies, and West Point has not commented on the ongoing litigation.
#religion
Fox News: AG Garland flips out at GOP lawmaker over accusations of anti-Catholic bias: 'Outrageous'
Attorney General Merrick Garland defends himself against accusations of anti-Catholic bias during a contentious exchange with Rep. Jefferson Van Drew. Van Drew questioned Garland's handling of investigations into Catholic and pro-life groups, asking if traditional Catholics are violent extremists. Garland vehemently denied the accusations and stated that discriminating against any religion is outrageous. The exchange was sparked by an internal FBI memo that suggested a potential threat from Catholics who attend Latin Mass or support certain Catholic teachings on sex and marriage.
#health
Fox News: Butter vs. margarine: Is one 'better' for you?
Butter and margarine are two popular spreads, but they have different nutritional profiles. Butter is high in saturated fat, which can increase the risk of heart disease. Margarine, on the other hand, is lower in saturated fat but may contain trans fats. It's important to read labels and prioritize moderation when choosing a spread. .
The American Spectator: Is the World Finally Realizing ‘Long COVID’ Is a Harmful Fraud?
The article refutes the existence of "Long COVID," claiming it is a psychogenic illness rather than a result of the virus. The author argues that many symptoms associated with "Long COVID" are known and treatable, and that promoting the idea of this syndrome only perpetuates fear and misinformation. They also criticize the government funding allocated to researching and treating "Long COVID," asserting that it is a waste of resources.
Flag And Cross: Harvard Study Finds Link Between Eating Ultra-processed Food And Depression
A new study warns that consuming ultra-processed foods, including bacon and sausages, is associated with a higher risk of depression. Researchers found a direct link between artificially sweetened drinks and depression risk. These foods, which typically contain additives and lack nutritional value, lead to a poor diet and negative health effects.
#education
The Blaze: The Biden administration is effectively defunding hunter education and archery programs for students. Wyoming is responding by vastly expanding them.
The Biden administration defunded hunter education and archery programs in America, leading to Wyoming's expansion of these programs in response.
#crime
Daily Wire: A Family Of Four Was Murdered. Police Say It ‘Was Not A Random Incident.’
A family of four and their three dogs were found shot to death in their home in Romeoville, Illinois. The police are treating it as a murder and not a murder-suicide. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities have not identified any suspects.
The Blaze: FBI lost track of 'large number' of undercover informants at the Capitol on January 6 — had to put out 'poll' to determine exact number
The FBI lost track of the undercover informants it had at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, and had to conduct a poll to determine their exact number. Concerns have been raised about how the bureau handles and screens its paid undercover informants. The revelations have raised questions about the credibility of the FBI's informants and their use in investigations.
#sports
Fox News: Saints' Michael Thomas, Panthers' Derrick Brown seen getting into heated altercation after game
New Orleans Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas and Carolina Panthers defensive back Derrick Brown had a heated exchange in the tunnel after the game. Thomas was yelling at someone, Brown yelled back and was held back before walking away. It is unclear what caused the altercation.
Forbes: New York, Dallas And Florida Will Host Matches At Next Year’s Historic T20 Cricket World Cup
The T20 World Cup will be co-hosted by the U.S., with matches in Nassau County, Dallas, and Lauderhill, Florida. The marquee contest between India and Pakistan is set to be played in New York. A proposed 34,000-seat modular stadium in Eisenhower Park will be used instead of Van Cortlandt Park. The event is hoped to build on the momentum of the Major League Cricket and aid cricket's bid for inclusion in the 2028 Los Angeles Games.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: How to Hunt Coyotes—A Complete Guide
Hunting coyotes requires skill, gear, and the right setup. Having a good rifle, shooting sticks or bipod, warm clothing, and coyote calls are essential. There are different types of calls to mimic prey in distress, such as closed-reed and open-reed calls. Electronic callers are also effective, with pre-loaded MP3s for various sounds. Shotguns can work for closer shots, but rifles are better. scouting for coyotes involves looking for tracks, droppings, and using howls to confirm their presence. Making a good setup is crucial, considering wind direction and cover. Finally, when shooting, aim carefully and be prepared for quick shots.
Skilled Survival: 34 Best Survival Hacks That Break All The Rules
Survival hacks for various situations such as starting a fire, making candles, creating improvised tools, and finding food and water.