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#illegals
Daily Wire: Pressure Builds In Texas For Investigation Into Illegal Immigrant Enclave Colony Ridge
Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick plans to ask Governor Greg Abbott to call a special legislative session to address concerns about Colony Ridge, a housing development north of Houston that has become a hub for illegal immigrants. Many fear that Colony Ridge has become a strategic center for Mexican cartels to operate in the United States. Patrick emphasizes that entire cities of illegal immigrants with no law enforcement and dangerous conditions are unacceptable. The call for action on Colony Ridge is echoed by other Republican officials, who express concern about the development and its potential ties to criminal activity.
Although concerns have been raised about Colony Ridge, Texas Governor Greg Abbott's office indicates that there is no further action to be taken at this time. Abbott has already deployed law enforcement and initiated investigations into potential legal violations. However, critics argue that more needs to be done to address the issues at Colony Ridge, which they view as a pressing problem that threatens the safety and sovereignty of the United States. The development is described as resembling a third world shanty town, with homes in disrepair and flags of foreign countries displayed.
#politics
Red State: Katie Porter Somehow Manages to Become an Even Worse Person
Rep. Katie Porter is depicted as a psychotic figure who abuses those around her. Despite her questionable behavior, she is still seen as a figure of brilliance, even by the media. Her pursuit of power to confront corporations seems dubious, and her views on equality are skewed.
Fox News: Hawley demands answers from Tyson Foods CEO on allegations of illegal migrant child labor
Sen. Josh Hawley is demanding answers from Tyson Foods regarding allegations of dangerous and illegal child labor practices. Hawley's letter accuses Tyson of outsourcing unlawful child labor and calls for an explanation and commitments to protect whistleblowers.
#society
The Blaze: Commentary: As Ibram X. Kendi’s ex-colleagues turn against him, higher ed should turn against his ideas
Boston University Professor Phillipe Copeland questions whether layoffs at Ibram X. Kendi's Center for Antiracist Research are truly "antiracist." Former colleagues have criticized Kendi's authority and the exploitative nature of the center. While some feel satisfaction as Kendi's ideology turns against him, others are concerned with the pervasive influence he represents. The decline of Kendi's center may signal a turning tide in the fight against ideological dominance in academia, but there is still work to be done in cultivating institutions based on merit, fairness, and equality.
Red State: Elite University Kicks off the Semester With 'Queering Menstruation' and a Lecture on 1,500 Gay Animals
Colgate University, a prestigious liberal arts school, offered a seminar on transgender and nonbinary adolescents' experiences with menstruation and gender identity. The school aims to promote positive relationships between periods and trans/nonbinary individuals. This event is part of Colgate's progressive approach to education and social indoctrination.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Lebanon investigates shooting outside US embassy
Lebanon's security agencies are investigating a shooting outside the U.S. embassy in Beirut, but no injuries were reported. It is unclear if the incident was politically motivated. The embassy spokesperson confirmed that the facility is safe and they are cooperating with local law enforcement.
#economy
The Economist: Angst mounts over Germany’s green transition
Germany's green transition is facing challenges as a bill to replace gas and oil boilers with cleaner heat pumps sparks public backlash. The country's goal of reaching net carbon neutrality by 2045 is in doubt, with the complexity of the transition and lack of skilled pump-fitters hindering progress. Additionally, the reliance on hydrocarbon electricity and the need for investment in renewables capacity and distribution networks further complicate Germany's shift to clean energy.
#military
Flag And Cross: Man Who Heard Missing F-35 Crash Goes Viral for Bizarre Interview: 'What in the World Is This?'
A South Carolina man describes hearing and feeling an F-35 aircraft crash near his home. He initially thought it was a meteorite or a low-flying aircraft. It was later revealed that the pilot had ejected safely and the aircraft was missing.
Daily Wire: Senate Votes To Confirm Biden’s Joint Chief Of Staff Nominee Who Hires ‘For Diversity’
The Senate approves General Charles Brown as the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff despite Republican opposition. Brown's comments on diversity in the military have drawn criticism.
#culture
Forbes: Britney Spears’s Movie ‘Crossroads’ Is Returning To Theaters
Britney Spears's movie Crossroads, released in 2002, is returning to theaters in October 2023. The film, known for being a commercial success but a creative failure, will have special screenings that include a sing-along of Spears's iconic songs. This event coincides with the release of her memoir, The Woman In Me.
#sports
Forbes: Emergence Of Triston Casas Brings Hope To The Boston Red Sox
Triston Casas, a young player for the Boston Red Sox, struggled initially in his major league career. However, he showed improvement in the second half of the season and had an impressive 2023 season, displaying power and potential. Casas unfortunately had to end his season early due to a shoulder injury, but he is expected to be a strong contender for the American League Rookie of the Year.
Forbes: Honda Performance Development Joins Honda Racing Corporation To Create Global Brand
Honda Racing Corporation USA (HRC US) and Honda Performance Development (HPD) will merge starting in 2024, becoming a global racing organization. The merger will strengthen Honda's overall motorsports capabilities and allow them to compete in Formula One and other racing platforms. HRC Japan and HPD will collaborate to support each other and have a global direction in racing.
#outdoors
Fox News: Colorado moose charged woman, headbutted and stomped on her while she was walking her dog
A woman in Colorado was attacked by a moose while walking her dog on a trail near Ward, resulting in injuries. Wildlife officials have put up signs warning visitors about the presence of moose and advising them to leash their pets. This is the third moose attack in Boulder County this year.
#technology
The Economist: Why the EU will not remain the world’s digital über-regulator
Europe is implementing new digital laws to regulate social media and prevent unfair competition by big tech firms. The EU is also working on an AI Act that aims to impose changes on AI models. While the EU has been a global standards-setter with its General Data Protection Regulation, it may not have the same influence in the next wave of technology. The US, with its market-driven model, may be forced to adopt elements of the EU's model, but it is also developing its own alternative regulatory network for tech companies.
#other
Daily Wire: BREAKING: Media Mogul Rupert Murdoch Retiring, Will Hand Media Empire Over To Son Lachlan, Reports Say
Media mogul Rupert Murdoch, who founded Fox Corporation and News Corp, is retiring after seven decades in the industry. His son Lachlan will take over as the sole executive of both companies. Murdoch will become chairman emeritus and officially step down in November. Despite his retirement, Murdoch remains optimistic about the future of the companies.
National Review: Rupert Murdoch Stepping Down as Chairman of Fox and News Corp.
Media mogul Rupert Murdoch, 92, steps down as chairman of Fox and News Corp, appointing his son Lachlan as his successor. Murdoch's influential career spanned from acquisitions in Australia to owning U.K. tabloids and Twentieth Century Fox. He became a major player in American political media with the launch of Fox News in 1996.
Spectator USA: The problem with Burberry
The Burberry fashion show in 2024 showcased the brand's signature check and celebs in attendance, but lacked innovation and failed to live up to its rich history.
The New American: Biden Launches "American Climate Corps" - The New American
The White House has announced the launch of the American Climate Corps, a workforce training and service initiative that will put more than 20,000 young people on career pathways related to the administration's green energy agenda. The program will prioritize equity and environmental justice, focusing on communities traditionally left behind. This announcement adds to the existing state-based climate corps programs and includes partnerships with organizations like AmeriCorps and the U.S. Forest Service.
Fox News: 15-year-old girl killed in Pennsylvania school van crash
A crash in Pennsylvania kills a teenage girl and injures five others, including three juveniles and two critically-injured adults. The crash occurred when a school van collided with a sedan.