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#illegals
PJ Media: NY Gov. Hochul Is the Biggest Dem Hypocrite on Illegals and That's Really Saying Something
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul admits that there is no more space for illegal aliens in New York City, but still supports expedited work permits for all migrants. The influx of migrants crossing the southern border continues to rise, with millions being arrested since Biden took office. The problem of where to accommodate these migrants remains unresolved.
The Blaze: Biden's DHS offers work authorization, legal status to 470,000 Venezuelan migrants
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security will offer work authorization and temporary legal status to around 472,000 Venezuelan migrants in the country. This is due to the unstable conditions in Venezuela, preventing safe return. Democratic leaders believe work authorization will help alleviate the border crisis.
#politics
The Blaze: Rumble CEO fights back after UK Parliament pressures company to demonetize Russell Brand: 'Extremely disturbing'
British politicians pressure Rumble to demonetize Russell Brand over allegations of sexual assault. Rumble CEO refuses and criticizes UK Parliament's attempt to control speech. The Metropolitan Police has not yet started a criminal investigation.
Fox News: Garland says incendiary memo directing FBI to use counterterrorism tools on parents never rescinded
Rep. Chip Roy grilled Attorney General Merrick Garland about the administration's memorandum regarding parents' protests at school board meetings. The memo directed the FBI to use counterterrorism tools against parents speaking out against curriculum and agendas they disagreed with. Garland admitted that the memo was not rescinded and claimed that nothing had happened with respect to it. The memo was initiated after the National School Boards Association sent a letter to President Biden requesting that parents' actions be examined under the PATRIOT Act as "domestic terrorists."
Garland also faced questions about his knowledge of a Virginia father who alleged that his child was sexually assaulted in a school bathroom. The father claimed that the NSBA defamed him and other concerned parents who challenged the local school board. Garland expressed ignorance of the case, but acknowledged reading media reports about it. The Department of Justice later issued new guidelines claiming to favor disclosure and transparency in response to a lawsuit for non-compliance with FOIA relating to the memorandum.
PJ Media: Is This the Most Dangerous Man in America?
Attorney General Merrick Garland testified before the House Oversight Committee, repeatedly claiming he didn't know or couldn't answer questions about various topics, including federal involvement in the January 6th riot and the targeting of parents at school board meetings. Garland's actions reflect a pattern of corruption within the Department of Justice under Democratic leadership. Conservatives in America are facing the possibility of federal intimidation and arrest, with examples including the ongoing pursuit of peaceful J6 protesters and the arrest of a Catholic father for advocating for the unborn. The fight against corruption and discrimination at the DOJ continues, but support is needed to combat censorship and financial difficulties faced by outlets reporting on these issues. Join the fight by becoming a VIP member and help expose the corruption.
The Economist: What Ken Paxton’s acquittal means for Texas Republicans
Ken Paxton, the attorney general of Texas, has been acquitted of charges of illegally benefiting a property developer. Despite overwhelming impeachment by the Texas House of Representatives, the Senate fell short of convicting him, with only two Republicans voting to convict. The acquittal has raised concerns about the influence of interest groups and campaign finance rules in Texas.
Daily Wire: ‘Election Interference’: Virginia Democrat Used Gov’t Position To Play Role In Reprimand Of Her Conservative Opponent, Records Reveal
A Virginia school board member with political aspirations may have used her position to sabotage her election opponent, a teacher in her district. Records show that Democrat Stella Pekarsky was personally involved in discussions about punishing Julie Perry, a history teacher running against her. Pekarsky and the school board’s assistant superintendent threatened Perry's job due to conservative social media posts made during her campaign. Experts say this conduct could constitute serious misconduct intended to impact the election of Pekarsky’s favor.
Red State: The Clinton Grift Is Back, and Its Next Target Is Ukraine
Bill and Hillary Clinton are back, backed by the Pope, despite allegations of mismanagement and fraud. They have a new target: Ukraine. The Clinton Global Initiative announced new programs, but the Clintons' track record in disaster relief, such as Haiti, is concerning. Ukraine will likely become the new playground for corrupt elites like the Clintons.
Daily Wire: John Cusack Blasts ‘Corporatist Democrats,’ Says They ‘Sold Out The Working Class For Decades’
Actor John Cusack criticized the "Democratic elite" for creating conditions for fascism to thrive, accusing them of betraying principles and the working class. He blamed these elites for Donald Trump's rise to power and condemned their connections to big money power players. Cusack also expressed frustration with Democrats who oppose federal wealth taxes and called former President Barack Obama's messaging a "branded hustle." Critics were left perplexed and amused by Cusack's lengthy and rambling post.
#society
The Economist: America’s states are trying to set rules for the internet
States in the United States are attempting to set rules and regulations for the internet, leading to a clash between protecting children and upholding free speech. California's new online-safety law for children, set to go into effect in July 2024, was temporarily blocked by a federal judge after being challenged by trade organization NetChoice on First Amendment grounds. Other states, such as Florida, Connecticut, Utah, and Louisiana, have also proposed similar laws. The legal battles over internet regulations are just beginning.
The Economist: Illinois is the first state in America to completely abandon cash bail
| Illinois has become the first state to eliminate cash bail, aiming to prevent people from being held in jail based on their ability to pay. Advocates argue that the money-bond system is unfair and imposes significant costs on innocent individuals. However, skeptics fear that dangerous criminals may be set free under the new system. The impact of this reform remains to be seen.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukrainian attack damages Russian military base in Crimea, satellite images confirm
Ukrainian attack damages Russian military base in occupied Crimea. Satellite images confirm the scale of the damage.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Europe To Drop Over-Compliance In Venezuela Over Natural Gas?
The European Union and energy firms are partnering to develop Venezuela's natural gas sector, aiming to address environmental concerns and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. European corporations are cautiously moving forward, seeking authorization from the US due to sanctions. The run-down infrastructure of Venezuela's oil industry has led to severe environmental problems, including gas flaring and pollution, exacerbated by corruption and mismanagement. The EU plans to invest in Venezuela's natural gas production, but the success of these initiatives depends on the lifting of economic sanctions and the guarantee of fair elections in 2024.
#culture
The American Mind: Vivek Ramaswamy and the Woke Culture War on Hindus
Vivek Ramaswamy and the narrator both identify as Hindus in America, but their beliefs and practices differ. Hinduism is under attack in America, with false portrayals in education and discrimination allegations. Propaganda campaigns have caused a generational divide within the Indian-American community. Ramaswamy's emphasis on intergenerational continuity and tradition offers a possible solution to the cultural war being waged against Hinduism and other traditions.
#health
Fox News: Naomi Campbell turned to drugs, alcohol during rise to fame: ‘I was killing myself’
Naomi Campbell, in the AppleTV+ documentary "The Super Models," candidly admitted to battling substance abuse and turning to drugs and alcohol to cope with suppressed feelings. The supermodel's addiction was exacerbated by the grief she experienced after the murder of her friend Gianni Versace. Campbell checked into rehab in 1999 after a series of traumatic incidents and acknowledged that her substance abuse stemmed from abandonment issues.
#crime
Fox News: Judge drops charges against Vermont deputy who was shot by police in chaotic upstate NY brawl
Charges were dismissed against Vermont Deputy Vito Caselnova involved in a brawl after Judge Murphy found prosecution errors and witness speculation. Caselnova and another man exchanged gunfire, with the defense claiming the other man fired first. Caselnova was shot by officers and his girlfriend was grazed. The case may be presented to a new grand jury.
#sports
Forbes: Lionel Messi Gets Injured Playing For Inter Miami
Lionel Messi, the Argentine football star, suffered a minor injury during a Major League Soccer (MLS) match between Inter Miami and Toronto FC. Though it was a scare for fans, his coach reassured that it was not a major issue and likely related to fatigue. Despite his absence, Inter Miami performed well and secured a victory. Messi's return to the pitch is highly anticipated as he plays a crucial role for both his club and the Argentina national team.
Forbes: Dwight Howard To The Warriors? It’s Trending That Way
Dwight Howard, an eight-time NBA All-Star, is set to work out with Golden State Warriors players Draymond Green and Chris Paul as he moves closer to joining the team. The 37-year-old veteran big man, who was the No. 1 overall pick in the 2004 NBA Draft, is expected to sign with the Warriors on a veteran's minimum contract. This move would provide the Warriors with a taller presence in their frontcourt to defend against opposing big men.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Muck Boots of 2023, Tested and Reviewed
Muck boots are essential for those who spend time hunting, fishing, or working in muddy conditions. Stores now offer a variety of specialty boots for different activities. Some top picks include the Irish Setter MudTrek for insulation, the Chêne Slough for versatility, the Bogs Arcata Tall for hot weather, the Magellan Outdoors Swamp King for budget, and the Muck Boots Fieldblazer for farming. Factors to consider when choosing muck boots include tread, sizing, and insulation.
#other
Fox News: King’s Hawaiian 'Slider Sunday' recipes are perfect for the whole family
Easy recipes for Hawaiian Ham and Swiss Sliders and Pepperoni Pizza Sliders.
The Right Scoop: ????????BREAKING: Gov Abbott declares INVASION at border, deploys troops to repel illegal immigrants
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has declared an invasion at the southern border, sending troops and building barriers to protect against Mexican drug cartels.