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#illegals
Newsbusters: ‘NOS ENCANTA’: Univision se emociona con el TPS masivo
Univision acts as a pro-immigration SuperPAC, applauding anything that keeps the southern US border open. They praise the administration's announcement of Temporary Protected Status for over 470,000 Venezuelan migrants, without mentioning any potential negative consequences. Univision, a subsidiary of Mexican media giant Televisa, masks itself as a news organization but promotes open borders and will moderate the upcoming Republican presidential debate.
Breitbart: ICE: Illegal Migrants to Receive Photo ID Cards
Illegal migrant border crossers will be issued government-issued photo ID cards to simplify their documentation. The ID cards will include a photo, a QR code, and personal information. The move has faced criticism from the former Customs and Border Protection Commissioner.
The Blaze: Biden admin deploys 800 troops to border to assist with migrant processing rather than stemming invasion
The Biden administration is sending 800 military members to the southern border to assist with migrant processing. The troops will free up Border Patrol agents and officers to return to the field. The increase in illegal crossings is believed to be fueled by rumors spread by Mexican drug cartels.
#politics
Fox News: Wisconsin DNR defends no population cap in wolf management plan
Wisconsin's Department of Natural Resources defends their decision not to set a hard cap on the state's wolf population. The absence of a numeric goal allows for more flexibility in managing the species. Republican lawmakers push for a firm limit, while hunting advocates complain about both wolves and people being unprotected.
#society
PJ Media: West Coast, Messed Coast™ Police Chief Defunds Himself and Seattle Votes to Save Itself
Seattle pot store owner clashes with socialist councilmember over drug bill. Lenient public drug laws contribute to homeless crisis.
Portland Police Chief defunds himself amid rising crime rates. Mayor appoints interim chief until new mayor is elected.
Oregon faces legal battle over gun control law requiring permits to buy guns. Measure is expected to be challenged in court.
Portland business owner and Antifa supporter goes out of business due to decline in business caused by riots.
California could potentially lose five congressional seats due to population decline. Gas prices continue to rise in the state. ( )
Controversial art display in Palm Springs receives backlash for insensitivity towards HIV and AIDS.
Breitbart: Blue State Blues: Joe Biden Is a Better Candidate than Gavin Newsom
California Governor Gavin Newsom has chosen to fight against parental rights and is backing policies that block school districts from notifying parents if their children decide to change genders. This position, opposed by 84% of voters, reveals Newsom's lack of achievements in his two decades in public life. He has failed to improve the state's economy, address crime or homelessness, stop wildfires, or expand the water supply. Newsom's elitism and mishandling of the pandemic led to a recall election, which he survived by emphasizing his Democratic affiliation. Despite his lackluster record, Newsom continues to prioritize his own agenda over the welfare of California residents.
The American Mind: Meeting People
Online dating has become a popular alternative to traditional ways of meeting people due to the breakdown of civil society. Meeting through church, school, work, or friends has declined, leading to a reliance on dating platforms. The decline of religiosity, the college gender disparity, movement, remote work, and diminishing friendship networks all contribute to the rise of online dating. However, dating apps have their downsides, attracting individuals with antisocial behavior and lacking the judgment and depth of real-life connections. Efforts to improve online dating are being made, but ultimately, the old-fashioned ways of meeting someone organically may still be the best.
National Review: The Corner: Requiem for San Francisco
San Francisco, once a vibrant and lively city, is now plagued by rising crime rates and homelessness. Despite still having some notable attractions, the city's true beauty and culture now exist mainly in memories.
#foreignaffairs
The New American: Poland Says It Will End Military Aid to Ukraine Amid Spat Over Grain Deal - The New American
Poland has decided to stop supplying military aid to Ukraine due to a diplomatic rift over grain imports. Ukrainian grain flooding European markets has caused prices to drop, negatively impacting Polish farmers. The Polish Prime Minister, Mateusz Morawiecki, stated that Poland would focus on its own security needs and warned of the possibility of additional trade bans on Ukraine.
Breitbart: Palestinian Leader Abbas Rails Against U.S., U.K. at U.N. for Allowing Israel's Existence
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas denounced Israeli occupation and called for international pressure against Israel at the UN General Assembly. He demanded a Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital and accused Israel of violating international law and committing apartheid. Abbas also accused the UN of remaining silent about Israel's violations and criticized countries for not recognizing the State of Palestine. He called for a peace conference and continued financial support from the international community.
Euromaidan Press: Latvia will ban cars registered in Russia and Belarus
Latvia plans to ban cars registered in Russia and Belarus, giving owners three months to re-register or remove their vehicles from the country. Failure to comply will result in penalties and potential confiscation of the cars in favor of the Ukrainian army.
#economy
Breitbart: UAW Expands Strike to 38 GM and Stellantis Facilities, Praises Ford As 'Serious' In Negotiations
The United Auto Workers union is expanding its strike to 38 more facilities owned by General Motors and Stellantis across 20 states. The strike includes a new "stand up" strategy where the locations are announced shortly before the walkouts begin. The union is responding to the lack of progress in negotiations with GM and Stellantis.
#history
Flag And Cross: Glimpse Into Victorian Life: Museum Saves Thousands Of Early Photos Of Bradford
Industrial North of England in late 1800s/early 1900s saved in an archive by National Science and Media Museum. The collection includes over 2,600 magic lantern slides showing Victorian life in Bradford.
#crime
Forbes: Netflix’s ‘Dear Child’ Is Not Worth Your Time
The Netflix miniseries "Dear Child" starts off as an intriguing mystery but loses its appeal quickly. A woman who escapes captivity turns out to be pretending to be a missing girl, accompanied by a strange girl claiming to be her daughter. As the series progresses, the mysteries become predictable, and the plot reveals that the captor has been replacing the woman multiple times with dead women who resemble her. The motivations behind the captor's actions are revealed to be rooted in his disturbed relationship with his mother. Overall, "Dear Child" is not worth the six hours it takes to watch.
Fox News: Authorities expand 'very aggressive' manhunt for Kevin Mason, homicide suspect mistakenly released from jail
Authorities in Indiana are searching for homicide suspect Kevin Mason, who was mistakenly released from jail. Over 100 officers from multiple agencies are involved in the search, with leads being pursued both in and outside of Indianapolis. The US Marshals are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to Mason's arrest.
Daily Wire: Louisiana Fugitive Caught In Mexico After 32 Years On The Run
After 32 years on the run, Greg Lawson, convicted of attempted murder, has been captured in Mexico. The FBI, with help from Mexican authorities, located and arrested Lawson in Huatulco. He fled after shooting his childhood friend in a gas station parking lot and has been evading capture ever since.
Fox News: Denver police identify female shooting suspect accused of injuring 5 outside Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row bar
Police in Colorado have identified Keanna Rosenburgh as the suspect in a shooting outside a bar in Denver. The shooting occurred after security allegedly denied her entry to the bar. She produced a firearm and shot towards the crowd, injuring five victims.
The Denver Police Department has released images of the suspect and is actively searching for her. Witnesses describe the incident as happening quickly and praise the quick response of civilians. All the victims are expected to survive.
Red State: Orange County DA Todd Spitzer Lights Up George Gascón on His Response to Deputy Clinkunbroomer's Murder
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer was murdered in cold blood. Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón filed charges against his alleged murderer Kevin Salazar, but his response and charges were anemic. The murder is a result of Gascón's soft-on-crime policies.
#sports
Fox News: Golfer rips off shirt, flexes muscles and challenges another player to a fight in viral video
A viral video shows a golfer getting into a heated argument over a stolen ball, resulting in the golfer ripping off his shirt, flexing his muscles, and yelling. The situation escalated quickly before eventually fizzling out.
#other
Spectator USA: After Rupert Murdoch
Rupert Murdoch's retirement marks the end of an era for newspapers. Lachlan, his successor, is a news man but also a pragmatist. The inevitable countdown of doom for the printed page has now begun.
Field & Stream: What is Venison? You Might Be Surprised
Venison, commonly known as deer meat, can come from various members of the deer family, including whitetail deer, elk, and moose. In the past, the term "venison" referred to any meat from a game animal. Today, most venison in the US comes from hunted game, while other countries allow hunters to sell deer and other game meat to the public. Venison is considered gamey due to the animal's diet and can be best enjoyed when cooked medium-rare. It is a lean and nutritious meat, high in protein and rich in iron, zinc, and vitamins. Hunting for venison is also beneficial for one's mental and physical health.
Forbes: Jimmy Buffett Replaces Himself At No. 1 One Week After Scoring His First Billboard Chart-Topping Single
Jimmy Buffett's latest single, "Bubbles Up," has reached the No.1 spot on the Rock Digital Song Sales chart, becoming his second-ever solo chart-topper. The late musician also has two other songs in the top 10, with all three tracks set to be featured on his upcoming album, "Equal Strain on All Parts."
Forbes: Chloe Flower Announces Holiday Album With Cover Of ‘Christmas Tree’ By V From BTS
Pianist Chloe Flower announces her first-ever holiday album, "Chloe Hearts Christmas," with a pop-meets-classical twist. The album showcases her love for diversity and features a range of artists like V of BTS and Questlove. With a carefully curated tracklist, the album aims to redefine the festive music landscape.