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#illegals
Breitbart: Report: Joe Biden's DHS Plans Photo ID Cards for Illegals Freed into U.S.
President Biden's DHS is planning to give photo ID cards to border crossers and illegal aliens, similar to driver's licenses. The goal is to limit their contact with DHS agents. Critics argue that ICE should focus on enforcing immigration laws instead.
Flag And Cross: Leaked Images Show ICE ID Cards Biden Admin Plans to Give Illegals as They Cross Border
The Biden administration has introduced a new ID card for illegal immigrants, featuring a QR code that links to court documents. Meanwhile, the Department of Homeland Security announced that 472,000 illegal immigrants from Venezuela will be eligible for Temporary Protection Status. The influx of mainly Venezuelan immigrants crossing the border near Eagle Pass, Texas has caused confusion and raises questions about the government's immigration policy.
#politics
Breitbart: Report: Democrats Panic as Trump Plans to Visit Striking Auto Workers
Former President Donald Trump plans to visit auto workers striking against GM, Ford, and Stellantis in Detroit, causing panic among Democrats. The United Auto Workers are pushing for wage increases and job security amid Biden's EV agenda. Trump's visit is seen as an attempt to rally support from union workers and the white working class, potentially rebuilding his 2016 victory coalition. Democrats are concerned about Trump's ability to connect with working-class Americans and the potential impact on the upcoming campaign.
Fox News: WATCH: Biden forgets to shake hands with president of Brazil in latest awkward gaffe
President Biden committed a gaffe by failing to shake hands with Brazilian President Lula at a joint event. This incident occurred after Biden's speech on workers' rights at the United Nations in New York City.
Breitbart: Garland Calls Accusations of Anti-Catholic Bias ‘Outrageous’
Attorney General Merrick Garland gets questioned about the DOJ's alleged bias against traditional Catholics during a heated hearing. Rep. Van Drew accuses the FBI of targeting traditional Catholics as violent extremists and using undercover agents in Roman Catholic churches. Garland denies the accusation and states that Catholics are not extremists.
Fox News: Republican Dave McCormick launches bid for vulnerable Senate seat in battleground state
Dave McCormick, a former hedge fund executive and Gulf War combat veteran, has launched his second campaign for the Senate in Pennsylvania. His candidacy gives Republicans a high-profile candidate who can self-finance and potentially help them win back the Senate majority in 2024. McCormick stressed the need for leadership in Washington and criticized Democratic Senator Bob Casey for being a rubber-stamp for President Biden.
Newsbusters: NY Times Puts Protective Cloak Around Slob Sen. Fetterman (D), Hits 'Hard-Right'
New York Times criticizes Republicans for criticizing Senate dress code change in response to Democratic Senator's disheveled appearance. Senator accuses President Biden of flooding heartland with fentanyl. Debate about respect for democratic institutions ignites over dress code drama.
Flag And Cross: TX AG Ken Paxton Says He Knows '100%' Democrats Cheat, Tells Tucker Stop Looking at Machines
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton gave a fiery interview with Tucker Carlson, discussing alleged voter fraud and blasting mail-in voting. He claimed that mail-in ballots are being used to cheat in elections, and that this is the most important issue we face as a society.
American Thinker: The Democrat tribe and Chief Biden against moms, women, children, youth, and parents
Something strange happened when a tribe of Democrats, led by Chief Biden, declared themselves gods and banned words like man, woman, mother, and father. They proclaimed that children belong to the state and must be assigned to tribal educators to teach them about gender identity. Women/mothers are stripped of their rights. Organizations like "Moms for America" and "Moms for Liberty" are fighting back against this overreach.
#society
Breitbart: Melinda Gates: With More Women Leaders, There Would Be 'Less War-Torn and Conflict-Ridden Places'
Melinda Gates believes that if more women were in leadership positions, there would be fewer war-torn and conflict-ridden places. She argues that women bring a different perspective to decision-making, which can lead to healthier children and wealthier families. Gates calls for more female leadership in all areas of society, as she believes it would have a positive impact.
Forbes: ‘Paw Patrol’ Spinoff Features Nonbinary Character—And Angers Anti-‘Woke’ Crowd
The children's series Rubble & Crew introduces a nonbinary character named River, sparking anger among right-wing critics. They accuse LGBTQ activists of indoctrinating children and view the inclusion of LGBTQ characters in children's media as part of a broader "woke" movement. The character's nonbinary identity is hinted at through visual clues, but not directly addressed on the show. The controversy reflects a larger trend of right-wing backlash against diverse and inclusive representations in popular culture.
Fox News: Lizzo accused of creating 'sexualized and racially charged' work environment in new lawsuit
Costume designer accuses Lizzo of creating a sexually charged and racially hostile work environment on her tour. Lizzo denies allegations made by former employees and calls the lawsuit an "absurd publicity stunt."
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukrainian versatile unmanned combat vehicle undergoes frontline testing
The Ukrainian Army is testing the Ironclad unmanned combat robot in live operations. The versatile robotic platform assists forces by storming positions, recon, and fire support at 20km/h speed.
Human Events: CHARLIE KIRK asks ‘Why does no one mention peace?’ as Zelensky meets with Biden at White House
Amid pleas for more funding to Ukraine, Charlie Kirk questions the lack of a peace deal and criticizes politicians' desire for war. Republicans and Democrats are accused of neglecting the American people and prioritizing personal interests. Kirk warns of the consequences and calls it the downfall of a superpower.
#economy
Fox News: Biden administration to erase medical debt records from credit reports, affecting millions of Americans
The Biden administration will remove medical bills from credit reports to end coercive debt collection.
Gov. Kathy Hochul advises migrants to go somewhere else if they want to come to New York.
#health
Fox News: NYC police release photos of drugs found stashed in day care where 1-year-old died from fentanyl exposure
Two individuals have been arrested in connection with a child's death and three other children being injured due to possible fentanyl exposure at a daycare center in the Bronx. The suspects are facing multiple charges, including murder, assault, and child endangerment. The children were found unresponsive in the basement, and fentanyl was detected in all three of them.
Breitbart: The Election Variant: Biden Admin Offering Free Coronavirus Testing Kits
The Biden administration will offer free coronavirus testing kits to U.S. households as the 2024 elections approach. $600 million in funding will be used to restart the government website, Covidtests.gov, allowing Americans to order four free testing kits per household.
Forbes: Covid Drug Paxlovid Now Less Effective Than In Early Trials—But It’s Still Great At Preventing Death
A recent study found that Pfizer's antiviral Covid-19 treatment, Paxlovid, is 37% effective at preventing hospitalization or death in high-risk patients, lower than previously reported. However, when looking at death alone, the drug is 84% effective. The study analyzed real-world data from thousands of patients and also found that Merck's antiviral treatment, Lagevrio, was 42% effective in preventing hospitalization or death.
Fox News: HHS orders 30 states to halt Medicaid and CHIP disenrollments due to glitch
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) ordered 30 states to halt disenrollments from Medicaid and CHIP programs due to a glitch. Nearly 500,000 individuals will regain their insurance. The continuous enrollment requirement during the COVID-19 pandemic has ended, leading to an estimated 8-24 million people losing Medicaid coverage. White House officials criticize Republican-led states for not expanding Medicaid, attributing it to a loss of medical facilities and poor health outcomes.
#crime
The Blaze: Retail theft sting nabs 4 alleged thieves; police say they are foreigners who had been deported once before
Four foreign suspects were arrested during a police sting in southern California for engaging in retail theft. The suspects, who had been previously deported, were caught on video stealing high-value clothing items from a Macy's store. The Pasadena Police Department believes they are part of a larger theft ring involved in multiple crimes .
Fox News: Site of Parkland school massacre set to be demolished next summer
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, will demolish the building where the 2018 shooting took place. The demolition is scheduled for next summer to prioritize safety. Classes have continued while the building remained, but community members have been calling for its demolition.
#sports
Forbes: Criticizing Tata Martino After Messi Injury Scare Misses The Point
Inter Miami manager Tata Martino's decision to start Lionel Messi and Jordi Alba in a recent game, despite concerns over their fitness, deserves understanding. Martino wanted Messi to gain match fitness ahead of the U.S. Open Cup final, but the delicate context and lack of fail-safe options made it a risky decision. Martino's resistance to prioritizing games shown via Apple's MLS Season Pass and his honest handling of Messi's situation show that he has the best interests of the team and player in mind.
Forbes: TKO Stock Plummets After WWE ‘Smackdown’ Leaves Fox For USA Network In Massive 5-Year Deal
TKO's stock dropped over 12% after their media rights partnership with NBCUniversal was announced. The deal brings back the Smackdown wrestling show to USA Network starting in October 2024, and is valued at $1.4 billion.
Fox News: 2-time Super Bowl champ Patrick Mahomes offers Justin Fields advice amid Bears QB's early season struggles
Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields has had a rough start to the NFL season, facing interceptions and sacks. Two-time NFL MVP Patrick Mahomes offered some advice to Fields, encouraging him to trust his talent and instincts. Fields recently made controversial comments about the Bears coaching staff, suggesting they were partly responsible for his struggles. However, he later walked back his remarks, taking responsibility for his performance. The Bears organization supports Fields and does not view him as a finger-pointer.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: FN Debuts SCAR 17S DMR (Designated Marksman Rifle) 6.5 Creedmoor
FN America, LLC introduces the limited production FN SCAR 17S DMR rifle in 6.5 Creedmoor. This mid-range designated marksman configuration is enhanced with premium upgrades for improved accuracy and versatility.
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Fox News: Nevada pardons board to consider posthumous pardons after 6-year freeze
Nevada's pardons board has decided to once again consider requests for posthumous pardons after a long freeze on such applications. The board will now accept petitions for posthumous relief, but only if sponsored by a board member. The decision was influenced, in part, by Tonja Brown, an advocate for prisoners seeking justice for her late brother.