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#illegals
Red State: Joe Biden Just Handed De Facto Amnesty to 472,000 Illegal Immigrants
The Biden administration is issuing work permits to around 472,000 Venezuelan illegal immigrants, further incentivizing illegal border crossings. This move comes as numbers at the southern border are skyrocketing. The redesignation of Venezuela for Temporary Protected Status will open it up to new applicants and is likely a response to pressure from sanctuary cities like New York City. This decision will only exacerbate the border crisis.
#politics
Foreign Policy: Ursula von der Leyen Is Europe's Ruthlessly Efficient Machine
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's State of the Union speech hinted at her ambitions for a second term. Despite some criticisms, she has proven to be an effective leader in handling crises and navigating the changing dynamics of the EU. However, as member states exert more control over European affairs, von der Leyen may face increasing challenges and pushback. She will need to carefully balance the demands of member states while maintaining the commission's role as a service provider to the EU.
National Review: The Corner: Marching toward a Shutdown
The budget process in Congress is causing disputes between Republicans and Democrats over how to exercise leverage and manage the institution. The House sets the tone for the chamber, while the Senate struggles to get things done. There is a divide within the Republican party, with some members wanting more legislating and negotiation, and others resisting compromise and pushing for a more purist party line. These tensions make it difficult for Congress to govern effectively and highlights the misalignment of electoral incentives with legislative incentives.
#society
The Economist: Britain’s war on drugs enters a new phase
Britain's war on drugs takes a new direction with the opening of a safe drug-consumption room in Glasgow. This pilot program aims to save lives and shift the country's outdated drug policy. Drug deaths in Scotland have reached alarming levels, with Glasgow being one of the worst affected cities.
Flag And Cross: Adidas CEO Defends Kanye West's Antisemitic Remarks
CEO of Adidas, Bjørn Gulden, defends Kanye West's antisemitic comments, claiming West didn't mean what he said. StopAntisemitism disagrees and criticizes Adidas for not providing transparency on promised donations to anti-hate organizations. Adidas later decides to sell remaining partnership merchandise, with West still receiving a percentage of sales. Ending the collaboration causes Adidas' first loss in 31 years and leads to shareholder lawsuits. StopAntisemitism names West "2022 Antisemite of the Year" due to his threatening conduct and hate speech, including praising Hitler. Thousands of Americans vote for the "worst anti-Jewish bigot."
#war
Forbes: Germany To Supply Ukraine With Drone Boats – But Where Will It Get Them?
Kamikaze drones, or USVs, have filled the gap left by Ukraine's crewed navy in the conflict with Russia. Germany has promised to boost Ukraine's robot fleet with 50 new USVs, but it is unclear where they will come from. The drone boats have proven successful in attacking Russian ships, causing real damage with zero casualties to Ukraine.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Biden meets with Netanyahu after months of snubbing Israeli PM
President Biden finally met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after a long delay, seen as a snub. They discussed normalizing relations with Saudi Arabia, a complicated issue that still requires work. A deal is said to be getting closer, but progress needs to be made.
#economy
Foreign Policy: Why Everyone Is Courting Mauritania
China's courtship of Mauritania, including a cooperation agreement and debt relief, raises questions about its strategic interests in the country. The stability and natural resources of Mauritania, particularly its gas reserves, attract the attention of global powers like China, Russia, and Western countries. The country's importance as a potential energy exporter, renewable energy hub, and security partner in the Sahel region is driving their engagement.
Flag And Cross: Disney Plans To Double Investment In Theme Parks, Experiences
Walt Disney Co announced plans to double its investments in theme parks, experiences, and products over the next decade. Analysts believe this move, along with other strategies, could drive the future growth of Disney. CEO Bob Iger aims to position the company in a changing landscape by focusing on direct-to-consumer platforms, revitalizing the Disney brand, and expanding theme parks. The recovery of Disney's theme parks after the COVID-19 pandemic has been impressive, and there is still a significant market to tap into.
Red State: UAW Strike Is Detrimental to What Remains of U.S. Manufacturing
The UAW strike against Detroit's Big Three automakers enters its seventh day with no resolution in sight. The strike is the first time the UAW has struck against all three automakers. The UAW is demanding higher wages and better benefits, citing inflated vehicle prices and the transition to electric vehicles. The strike is causing vehicle prices to rise even further, making them unaffordable for most Americans. The Biden administration's push for electric vehicles is also out of touch with the majority of Americans and could put thousands of jobs at risk. This strike could further incentivize automakers to move jobs overseas. A resolution that satisfies both the UAW and automakers is needed to prevent further economic consequences.
Flag And Cross: Tesla's Giga Texas Factory Hit By Production Pause, Quarter-End Push In Jeopardy
Tesla, Inc. faces a production pause at its Giga Texas factory, potentially impacting the production of Model Y and Cybertruck until the end of September. The pause may be due to testing, training, and calibration work with new equipment.
#sports
Flag And Cross: Israeli Veteran Athletes Shine At Invictus Games In Germany
Israeli team competes in the Invictus Games in Germany. They participate in 10 adaptive sports and win medals in swimming and table tennis. The event was founded by Prince Harry.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: What to Know Before You Drive the Klondike Highway
The Klondike Highway in western Canada follows the route taken by prospectors during the Klondike Gold Rush in search of gold. It is a scenic drive through the Canadian landscape, offering breathtaking views of mountains, lakes, and waterfalls. Travelers need a passport to cross the border into Canada. The highway is safe for RVs, although the weather can change quickly. Whitehorse is a good place to explore the history of the gold rush and other tourist attractions. The Klondike Highway is worth the drive for its stunning scenery and accessible road conditions.
#other
Fox News: Travis Kelce, Taylor Swift relationship 'nothing serious'; pop star thinks he's 'very charming': report
Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce and pop superstar Taylor Swift are rumored to be dating, but a new report suggests that things are not serious between them. Swift and Kelce have hung out twice and have been texting, but it's nothing serious. They are "seeing where things go." Kelce's brother, Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce, confirmed the rumors but admitted he doesn't really know what's going on.
Forbes: TV Flashback: ‘The King Of Queens’ Turns 25
"The King of Queens" was a successful and beloved sitcom that aired for nine seasons. It followed the lives of Doug and Carrie Heffernan, a working-class couple in Queens, New York. Despite not receiving the same critical acclaim as other comedies, it had a faithful audience and ranked among the top 20 shows in primetime.
The show featured a talented cast, including Kevin James, Leah Remini, and Jerry Stiller. It provided relatable humor and memorable characters that viewers enjoyed for years. Celebrating its 25th anniversary, fans can participate in a day of service at Flushing Meadows Corona Park to restore the Flushing Bay Promenade.