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#illegals
Fox News: Peruvian illegal immigrant’s alleged murder victim is US citizen, sheriff confirms
An illegal immigrant from Peru charged with murder in Texas. The Peruvian national entered the U.S. a few months ago and is accused of killing a U.S. citizen. The release of illegal immigrants into the U.S. is influenced by the Biden administration's policies.
The Right Scoop: Fed up New Yorkers block bus carrying illegals to Staten Island [VIDEOS]
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Fed up New Yorkers block bus of illegals at Staten Island senior facility; NYPD intervenes.
Breitbart: WATCH: 18 Migrants Found by Texas Troopers in 18-Wheeler near Border
Troopers in Texas discovered a group of migrants locked inside a tractor-trailer near Laredo. The driver did not have a valid commercial driver's license, and 18 migrants were found inside. The driver, Michael Wilson, was arrested and faces smuggling charges.
#politics
Red State: Watch: Another Song Emerges That Perfectly Captures the Frustration of a Nation
Amidst corruption, bad education, and apathy, an emerging artist named Samson releases a viral rap song addressing the misuse of taxes, the focus on overseas wars, and the indifference of politicians. Samson joins a chorus of artists connecting with the times and speaking to the struggles of all Americans suffering under high-tax, high-control politicians obsessed with other countries. As tensions mount and the 2024 election approaches, more relatable creations are expected, providing a form of release and entertainment for the people. This renaissance of independent creators is fueled by the lack of relatable content from Hollywood and the mainstream music industry.
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine approves amended law on e-declarations, taking important step to fight corruption
Ukraine's parliament approves e-declaration law, a crucial step in fighting corruption and gaining EU membership. The register will open immediately.
The Blaze: Hearing witness promptly corrects AOC for spewing 'complete falsehood' about oil and gas emissions
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez falsely claimed that nearly one-quarter of U.S. "carbon pollution" comes from oil and gas drilling on federal lands. However, data and testimony from Kathleen Sgamma, president of the Western Energy Alliance, proved her claim to be a "complete falsehood." According to Sgamma, production on federal lands and waters only accounts for 0.6% of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions.
PJ Media: Huge Win for DeSantis and Florida As Disney Announces Massive New Investments
Disney and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis have been feuding over education rights. Democrats falsely labeled a bill as the "Don't Say Gay" bill, causing media frenzy. Disney's CEO halted political donations due to pressure from left-wing cast members. Disney's special authority in the state has resulted in ongoing lawsuits. Media used this situation to attack DeSantis. Despite this, Disney plans to invest $60 billion in its Florida properties, showing their commitment to the state.
Breitbart: Howard Stern Scolds His Fans: ‘I’m Woke, Motherf**ker, and I Love It’
Radio shock jock Howard Stern defends being "woke" and criticizes Trump supporters. He proudly declares his support for transgender rights, the COVID vaccine, and believes the election was not rigged. Stern also claims that Trump despises his own supporters and blames them for the current state of affairs.
PJ Media: ‘Very Strong Possibility’ New Hampshire Goes Red in 2024
Gov. Chris Sununu believes that Joe Biden's insult to New Hampshire voters by changing the primary schedule could cost him support in the state. Sununu predicts that New Hampshire, a swing state, may go Republican in the next election. While the state is growing due to liberal voters fleeing Massachusetts, Biden's move to prioritize South Carolina in the primary schedule has angered many New Hampshire Democrats. Sununu argues that this could sway the state towards the Republicans in November.
Flag And Cross: Protests Against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu During His U.S. Trip
Protests against judicial reform in Israel have escalated, causing concern among supporters who question the effectiveness of extreme tactics. The issue has spilled over to the international stage, with protests against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during his U.S. visit. Critics argue that these actions harm Israel's reputation and align protesters with its enemies. (, )
The Blaze: Biden DHS touts Russiagate hoaxers as members of new intelligence 'experts group'
False narratives benefiting President Joe Biden can lead to career success in Washington, D.C. Senior Biden campaign adviser Antony Blinken played a role in discrediting the New York Post's story about Hunter Biden's laptop. Blinken is now secretary of state. Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas announced that former Obama officials, including those involved with the debunked Russian collusion narrative, will join the DHS' new Homeland Intelligence Experts Group. The group will provide input on the government's intelligence enterprise. The group includes former CIA director John Brennan, former director of National Intelligence James Clapper, and former senior operations officer at the CIA Paul Kolbe, who signed a letter claiming that Hunter Biden's emails had "earmarks of a Russian information operation." These officials worked to frame Trump as a Russian asset, despite later evidence to the contrary. The group also includes other former Obama officials involved in national security and intelligence. Overall, peddling false narratives is beneficial for career advancement in Washington, D.C, especially under the Biden administration.
#society
Breitbart: Watch: Church-Run Shelter in Texas Ejects Broke Migrants, Some Make 150 Mile Walk from Border
A church-run shelter in Eagle Pass, Texas forced migrants, primarily from Venezuela, to leave when they couldn't afford transportation costs. The migrants, lacking supplies, set out on a long journey to reach San Antonio.
PJ Media: Sacramento DA Files Suit Against the City Alleging Inaction on the Homeless Crisis
Sacramento County District Attorney Thien Ho has filed a civil lawsuit against the city of Sacramento over its failure to address the homeless crisis. Ho wants the city to enforce its ordinances regarding unlawful camping, storage, and sidewalk obstructions. The lawsuit refers to Sacramento's "Third-World squalor" and the threats of violence that residents endure.
Forbes: Russell Brand Fallout Continues: Australian Tour Canceled As YouTube, BBC, Publisher Back Away
Russell Brand, a British comedian and actor, is facing severe consequences as investigations into claims of sexual assault and rape against him continue. His YouTube channel has been blocked from generating money, the BBC has removed some of his programs, and his upcoming U.K. and Australian tour stops have been canceled. Brand denies all allegations.
Fox News: 'Blood on your hands': Activists decry ban on public drug use passed by blue city leaders
Seattle City Council votes to make the use or possession of illegal drugs a gross misdemeanor, sparking anger from activists. The ordinance aims to improve public safety and divert addicts into treatment. However, critics argue it is a new version of the War on Drugs.
Fox News: Georgia police, bystanders lift overturned car, rescuing trapped driver
In Georgia, police officers and good Samaritans teamed up to save a driver's life after his car overturned on State Route 316. The officers and bystanders were caught on video lifting the 3,600-pound vehicle off the driver, who was partially ejected and struggling to breathe. The driver sustained injuries but was taken to the hospital, thanks to the heroic actions of those involved.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russia’s “hopelessness” and other key takeaways from this year’s YES forum in Kyiv
At the YES forum in Kyiv, the focus was on Ukraine's future and Russia's imperialistic aggression. Ukrainian military leaders emphasized the need for international aid and modern equipment to defeat Russia and liberate their territory. Western politicians emphasized the importance of supporting Ukraine and the need for Ukraine's membership in NATO. The forum also highlighted the resilience and determination of Ukrainian society in the face of the Russian threat.
#economy
Forbes: Olive Oil Prices Jump 50%—And Climate Change Might Be Why
A drought in Spain, along with extreme hot weather and persistent drought conditions in southern Europe, has caused a severe blow to olive oil production. Prices of Spanish olive oil have reached a record high of $8,900 per ton, up 130% from last year. The lack of rain has also affected Italy and Greece, leading to decreased production. The global olive oil market, valued at $14.2 billion in 2022, is projected to grow to $18.4 billion by 2030. Italy, Greece, and Portugal are also major producers of olive oil.
Breitbart: Striking Hollywood Celebrities, Writers Poised to Receive California Unemployment Benefits
California taxpayers may soon be responsible for providing unemployment benefits to striking Hollywood actors and writers. The California Senate, controlled by Democrats, voted in favor of granting unemployment benefits to workers on strike. If the bill is signed into law, it would take effect on January 1. Numerous unions, including the Writers Guild of America and SAG-AFTRA, support the bill.
Republicans strongly oppose the legislation, arguing that it will force taxpayers to subsidize labor activism. Unemployment benefits in California can reach up to $450 per week. The strikes in Hollywood have caused production to come to a standstill, resulting in financial difficulties for many workers who are struggling to make ends meet.
#culture
Daily Wire: Marvel Alum Chris Evans Discusses Ditching ‘Pavlovian Anxiety’ Of L.A.
Chris Evans, known for his role in Marvel films, left California to find peace in Massachusetts and appreciate the changing seasons. He feels happier and more content away from the Hollywood industry, and is even considering a future without acting. However, he hasn't completely ruled out a return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Daily Wire: Cindy Crawford Said Oprah Treated Her Like ‘Chattel’ During First Interview In 1986
Model Cindy Crawford reflects on an interview with Oprah where she felt objectified as a young model. She discusses feeling like "chattel" and being asked to show her body for validation. Crawford also shares her father's initial disbelief in modeling as a real job.
#crime
Fox News: Detective who arrested Jeffrey Dahmer describes the gruesome crime scene: I still have 'uneasy nights'
Detectives uncover a gruesome crime scene in Jeffrey Dahmer's apartment in 1991, leading to his conviction as a notorious serial killer. The apartment contained decapitated heads and dismembered bodies. Dahmer's horrific crimes, including rape, murder, necrophilia, and cannibalism, were further revealed during his trial.
#sports
Breitbart: Disney's ABC to Air Additional 10 ‘Monday Night Football’ Games as Writers-Actors Strikes Saps Content
Due to ongoing strikes by the Writers Guild of America and the Screen Actors Guild, ABC will now air an additional 10 "Monday Night Football" games originally set to be only on ESPN. The strikes have delayed the fall television season.
#science
The Economist: A chunk of asteroid is coming to Earth
Scientists are planning to drop a chunk of asteroid Bennu onto Earth in order to study its composition, which could shed light on the origins of life and help protect against future asteroid collisions. Bennu is rich in carbon and contains traces of water, making it an important object of study for researchers. Understanding the composition of asteroids is crucial for developing effective methods to deflect potential collision risks. Scientists are also planning future missions to other asteroids to further investigate their properties.
#other
Fox News: Ex-Anheuser-Busch employees accuse company of cowardice over Dylan Mulvaney backlash
Former employees of Anheuser-Busch criticized the company's leadership for not standing up to the backlash they faced after partnering with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney. The employees claimed that the leadership responded with panic and made rash decisions, leading to a drop in Bud Light sales. The lack of diversity and incompetence at the top level were also cited as contributing factors to the mishandling of the controversy. The damage to the company may be long-lasting, and layoffs have already been announced.
Forbes: Will Nicki Minaj Feature On Taylor Swift’s ‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’?
Taylor Swift has been teasing fans with unreleased tracks from her upcoming album "1989 (Taylor's Version)" and a collaboration with Nicki Minaj seems likely. Both artists share the same astrological sign, Sagittarius, and have hinted at a connection through social media posts. Fans suspect that they may be featured together on a track titled "Sagittarius."