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#illegals
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: This is the leaked ID Card Joe Biden is planning to give illegals
Leaked images reveal that Joe Biden plans to create ID cards for illegal immigrants released into the country. The ID cards resemble driver's licenses and will contain a photo, QR code, and other identifying information. While ICE claims the cards are meant to improve documentation and aid in verification, conservatives are alarmed, viewing this as part of an open-borders agenda. Critics argue that ICE should focus on enforcing immigration laws rather than providing social services.
Red State: We're Doing Everything We Can to Ignore the Crisis at the Border, Aren't We?
The media and Biden administration are ignoring the crisis at the southern border, turning a blind eye to the overwhelming evidence and footage. They focus on the complaints of Democrat cities about the number of illegal immigrants, but do not address the root problem. Mainstream media outlets lack coverage of the situation, only giving attention when immigrants reach Democrat states far from the border. The Biden administration actively pushes back on states' efforts to combat the problem, instead incentivizing illegal immigration with de facto amnesty.
The Blaze: Elon Musk calls out lack of 'legacy media coverage' on border crisis
Elon Musk criticizes the lack of media coverage on the crisis at the southern border where over 2 million illegal crossings are expected for the second year in a row. He highlights the rising numbers but the lack of preventive action by the current administration. The situation in Eagle Pass, Texas, has led to a state of emergency declaration, while New York City faces budget cuts to accommodate the influx of illegal residents.
#politics
Fox News: Eric Clapton raised eye-popping sum for RFK Jr's presidential campaign
Rock legend Eric Clapton helped raise $2.2 million for Democrat presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. at a Los Angeles fundraiser. Clapton performed at the event, which included a 2024 campaign banner for Kennedy. The private concert brought in $2.2 million, with $1 million going to Kennedy's campaign and $1.2 million to a political action committee.
The Federalist: Court: Alaska Must Forfeit Data From Leftist-Tied Voter-Roll Group
Alaska's Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom has been ordered to disclose data reports from the leftist-controlled voter-roll "maintenance" group ERIC. The order, issued by U.S. District Court Judge Sharon Gleason, requires the release of ERIC data reports concerning potentially deceased individuals on Alaska's voter registration lists.
PJ Media: Democrat Mayor of 'Welcoming City' Points Finger at Republicans
Los Angeles, a sanctuary city, is now concerned about planes filled with illegal immigrants being transported to the city. Mayor Karen Bass attributes this to a Republican effort to destabilize Democratic-run cities. Governor Abbott of Texas has already sent immigrants to Los Angeles, causing tension. Democrats are realizing that their wish for more immigrants has come true, but they are not happy about the consequences.
Fox News: Sen. Kennedy scolds Merrick Garland for 'insulting' testimony: 'The American people are not stupid'
Sen. John Kennedy criticizes Attorney General Merrick Garland's testimony about the Hunter Biden investigation, calling it insulting. Kennedy outlines the evidence against Hunter Biden, including selling influence and sharing money with family members. He also accuses President Biden of enabling the situation. Kennedy believes the American people are not stupid and deserve the facts.
Attorney General Merrick Garland testifies before the House Judiciary Committee, denying any discussions about the Hunter Biden investigation with U.S. attorney David Weiss. Garland emphasizes that the Justice Department's job is to follow the facts and the law, applying the same standards to everyone. Republicans question Garland's assertions during the hearing.
The Economist: The dumbest, wildest budget fight yet
The United States is caught in a budget fight as politicians threaten the country's credit and a government shutdown looms. Amidst the chaos, sensible lawmakers should take advantage of the situation to make their own demands for sensible reform. The budget community recognizes the dire nature of the current stand-off and the long-term crisis of increasing deficits and debt. Tough choices must be made to ensure fiscal stability, and responsible representatives should insist on concessions and push for a bipartisan plan to address the country's financial challenges.
Fox News: Never-married Tim Scott believes rivals 'plant' stories about why he never settled down
South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott believes that his rivals in the Republican presidential race are behind recent stories highlighting his unmarried status. Scott accuses them of trying to distract from his rise in the polls. Although he has been reluctant to share details about his private life, Scott did confirm earlier this year that he is dating a woman. The attention on his unmarried status is concerning to some Republican donors who hold traditional values regarding marriage and families. Scott has previously pointed fingers at rival campaigns for planting stories to distract from his campaign. If elected president, Scott would be the first bachelor in the White House in over a century.
#society
The Economist: Illinois is the first state in America to abandon cash bail
Illinois has become the first state in the US to eliminate cash bail, with the aim of keeping people out of jail. The new system is meant to address the unfairness of the money-bond system and the negative consequences of pre-trial imprisonment. While advocates believe it will reduce the number of people in jail, skeptics fear that dangerous criminals will be let free. The impact of this reform is yet to be seen.
Daily Wire: ‘American Horror Story’ Actress Slammed For Allegedly ‘Misgendering’ Trans Co-Star
Actress Emma Roberts allegedly "misgendered" co-star Angelica Ross on the set of "American Horror Story: 1984," causing controversy. Ross claimed that Roberts played mind games and irritated other actors during production. During a conversation, Roberts allegedly implied that Ross, a transgender woman, was not actually a woman. Ross later revealed that Roberts privately apologized for her behavior.
PJ Media: SHOCKER! Seattle Passes Ban on Drug Use in Public
Activists protested a bill that would ban illegal drugs in public. Seattle aims to make drugs illegal again to address the overdose crisis. Diversion programs may help, but consequences for drug use in public are necessary. The debate raises concerns over racial harm and performative solutions. Despite being overdue, the bill may help some addicts.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukrainska Pravda: Ukrainian forces hit Russian secret military base in occupied Melitopol
Ukrainian forces target and destroy a secret Russian military base in occupied Melitopol.
Euromaidan Press: Ukrenergo prepares for “any possible scenario” as Russian missile attack damages energy facilities
Russian missiles damage Ukrainian energy facilities in central and western Ukraine. Ukrenergo is preparing for any possible scenario.
Euromaidan Press: Russian army shells Kherson Oblast, killing six, injuring nine
Russian army shells Kherson Oblast, killing six, injuring nine.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Morocco Procured Israeli And Turkish Weapons That Enabled Azerbaijan To Prevail Over Armenia
Morocco’s recent acquisitions of Israeli and Turkish weapon systems resemble Azerbaijan’s before the Second Nagorno-Karabakh War. Morocco may hope these weapons can help it in a potential conflict with Algeria over Western Sahara. Like Azerbaijan, Morocco has obtained Israeli Harop loitering munitions, Barak 8 missiles, and Turkish Bayraktar TB2 armed drones, changing the dynamics of the frozen Western Sahara conflict. If escalated, Morocco could use these advanced systems offensively and defensively against Algeria, targeting air defenses, ground forces, and intercepting missiles. The outcome is uncertain, but Morocco's procurement choices have likely been influenced by Azerbaijan's victories in 2020.
#economy
National Review: Wall Street Has to Face the Truth about China
American executives seek out photo opportunities with Chinese officials in Beijing, but prefer to keep their identities secret when meeting with members of Congress to discuss the risks posed by the Chinese Communist Party to business. The House Select Committee is urging legislation to restrict investment in Chinese military-linked firms and has spooked executives, leading BlackRock to close an equity fund under investigation. Chinese aggression and the economic crisis have highlighted the massive risk of being too intertwined with China. Gallagher emphasizes that the risks are not just economic, but also moral and geopolitical.
#crime
The Blaze: Video: Cop gets placed in headlock, thrown to floor of police department lobby after argument
In Youngstown, Ohio, a man entered the police department asking to speak to the chief. When the officer told him he had to make an appointment, the man became upset. A scuffle broke out and the man placed the officer in a headlock before being arrested.
#sports
Forbes: The Rock Vs. Roman Reigns At WrestleMania 40 Is A Terrible Idea
The Rock's return to WWE SmackDown creates excitement, but WrestleMania 40 doesn't need him. Cody Rhodes should challenge Roman Reigns for the championship, and The Rock's presence could overshadow that storyline. WWE is already setting records without The Rock, thanks to new stars and successful business ventures.
#outdoors
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#technology
Fox News: Pennsylvania state government operations to start using artificial intelligence
Pennsylvania state government is preparing to incorporate artificial intelligence into its operations. Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro announced the formation of an AI governing board, the publication of AI principles, and the development of training programs for state employees. The government aims to understand and adapt to AI, ensuring its safe use in the private sector.
#other
Forbes: Madonna’s ‘Popular’ Marks Her Highest-Charting Hit On One Of Billboard’s Radio Charts In Nearly 30 Years
Madonna's single "Popular" continues to thrive on the Rhythmic Airplay chart, maintaining its position at No. 7. This is one of her most impressive placements in decades and one of only five top 10 hits on the chart throughout her career. "Popular" has been on the chart for 14 weeks, tying as her fifth-longest-charting song. It has the potential to become one of her longest-running hits on the chart.
Spectator USA: Rupert Murdoch steps down as chairman of Fox and News Corp
Rupert Murdoch is stepping down as Chairman of Fox and News Corp, with his son Lachlan taking over. Murdoch, aged ninety-two, will become Chairman Emeritus. The battle for freedom of speech is intensifying.