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#illegals
Breitbart: Blue on Blue: NYC Mayor Eric Adams Tells Biden to Visit Migrant Hotel
President Biden should visit the Roosevelt Hotel in New York City to witness the impact of illegal immigration on the city, suggested Mayor Eric Adams. The hotel serves as a welcome center for thousands of border crossers and illegal aliens. Adams also highlighted the economic burden that illegal immigration places on the city, leading him to implement five percent budget cuts across all city agencies.
#politics
Breitbart: Democrat-linked PR Firm Does Not Deny Role in Anti-Netanyahu Protests in U.S.
Trident DMG, a PR firm with links to the Democratic Party, may be involved in organizing protests against Israeli PM Netanyahu in the US to oppose his judicial reforms (, ). Some voices in the Jewish community are concerned that these protests may amplify anti-Israel narratives (, ). Breitbart News reported that Trident DMG was hired by Netanyahu's political opposition in Israel to raise awareness about the risks to democracy in the country (, ).
Breitbart: Rep. Massie Grills AG Merrick Garland on Federal Assets Present on J6
Rep. Thomas Massie grilled U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland about federal involvement in the events at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021. Garland claimed not to know if federal agents were present, despite testimony from his former FBI assistant director that an audit was needed to determine how many federal assets were on hand that day. Massie pressed Garland for answers, but he continued to dodge the questions. The DOJ has made the prosecution of those present on January 6 a priority, despite Garland's claims of ignorance.
The American Mind: Slouching toward Washington | The Roundtable Ep. 187
The American Mind's 'Editorial Roundtable' podcast discusses the influence of politics on American society. They explore topics such as immigration, internal tensions within political parties, and upcoming features on their website.
Red State: Fetterman Presides Over Senate in Shorts, Calls GOP 'Jagoffs,' Says He'll Wear a Suit if Votes Go His Way
The Democrats prioritize overspending and attacking Republicans over responsible budgeting. Senator John Fetterman displays embarrassing behavior and refuses to dress appropriately, showing a lack of respect for Congress. Fetterman's offer to wear a suit is conditional upon Republican actions.
Fox News: Leaked Veterans Affairs training video promotes abortion, suggests men can get pregnant
The leaked video from the Department of Veteran Affairs promotes abortions and encourages the use of gender-neutral language in discussing pregnancy. The video sparked criticism from conservatives and pro-life advocates.
Fox News: WATCH: Trump hands out pizzas to swarm of supporters at Iowa pub
Former President Donald Trump, while on a campaign stop in Bettendorf, Iowa, handed out pizzas to his supporters at a bar. He also attended a football game and tailgate, where he cooked burgers for his enthusiastic followers.
Newsbusters: ABC & NBC Cry: 'GOP on the Attack' Against Biden AG Merrick Garland
Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee questioned Attorney General Merrick Garland about the Department of Justice's alleged weaponization. They accused Garland of protecting President Biden's son, Hunter Biden, and targeting President Trump. Garland pushed back, denying political affiliations and stating that he works for the American people. The hearing became personal when a Republican congressman suggested that Garland approved unfair investigations targeting Catholics. Garland, who has spoken out against anti-Semitism his grandparents faced, vehemently denied the accusation.
#war
Forbes: Ukraine’s Eastern Command Is Swapping Old Soviet Vehicles For New Polish Ones—And Becoming Much More Powerful
The Ukrainian armed forces are slowly advancing on the Russian garrison in Bakhmut in an effort to sever their supply lines and bleed the Russian field armies in eastern Ukraine. The eastern command is also replacing old equipment with modern Western-made equipment, including Polish-made Wolverine infantry fighting vehicles.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: The Corner: ‘Humanitarian Motives’ Behind Release of Hostages, Iranian President Says
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi claims that the release of five American hostages was motivated purely by humanitarian reasons. The prisoners were exchanged for five Iranians held on false charges by the U.S., and certain sanctions were also waived. The Trump administration had previously sanctioned Raisi for his involvement in mass executions, but he was still granted a visa to attend the U.N. General Assembly.
National Review: The Corner: WHO Chief Denies He Sided with China at Start of Covid: ‘Outright Lie’
WHO director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus denies siding with China during the pandemic, calling it a lie. He defended WHO's relationship with China, saying they focus on science. Tedros faced criticism for his handling of the pandemic and the WHO's praise of China. He now demands China's cooperation in investigating the origins of Covid-19.
National Review: The Corner: China Launches ‘Millions’ of Cyberattacks Daily, Taiwan President Says
Taiwanese president Tsai Ing-wen accuses Beijing of applying "maximum pressure" through cyberattacks, military exercises, and gray-zone activities. China recently sent a record-breaking number of military jets near Taiwan, following the spotting of a Chinese aircraft carrier in close proximity to the island. Tsai emphasizes Taiwan's role in global supply chains and expresses concern over the potential worldwide consequences of a Chinese attack. Taiwan's ambassador to the U.S. criticizes the international effort to isolate Taiwan and urges that it should not become a partisan issue in the U.S.
#health
The Blaze: Elon Musk's Neuralink, which aims to help the disabled, says recruitment open for clinical trial in humans
Elon Musk's Neuralink has opened recruitment for its first clinical trial to implant devices in disabled individuals' brains, allowing them to control a computer with their thoughts. The trial aims to evaluate the safety and functionality of the implant, and those with quadriplegia or ALS may qualify. Neuralink has long-term aspirations to restore vision, motor function, speech, and expand human experience.
#education
Forbes: Biden Cancels $37 Million In Student Debt For Borrowers Misled By University Of Phoenix
President Biden forgives $37 million in student debt for University of Phoenix borrowers, citing deception by the school.
#crime
The Right Scoop: OF COURSE: Ray Epps faces only ZERO to six months after pleading guilty
Ray Epps, a former Marine and Trump supporter, pled guilty to "disorderly conduct" for his role in the January 6th events. He faces zero to six months in prison and a $500 fine. This lenient sentence has caused controversy.
#sports
Fox News: Donovan McNabb says slow offense across NFL is result of lack of starters' preseason time
NFL offenses are struggling to score due to a lack of preseason playing time. Teams have changed their preparation, resulting in fewer points and touchdowns. Former quarterback Donovan McNabb believes starters should play in every preseason game to work out the kinks.
Breitbart: Autopsy: No Signs of Traumatic Injury' in Death of Patriots Fan Who Died During Stadium Brawl
A Patriots fan died during a stadium brawl with a Dolphins fan. Autopsy results show no traumatic injury but reveal a medical issue. Witnesses report taunting and fights between the two groups.
#other
Forbes: Possible Subtropical Storm Could Drench Most Of East Coast In Latest Atlantic Threat
A storm in the Atlantic Ocean could become the fifteenth named storm of the season, bringing heavy rain and gusty winds to the Eastern Seaboard. The National Hurricane Center estimates a 40% chance of it developing into a subtropical storm.