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#illegals
Daily Wire: ‘Whatever It Takes’: Abbott Says Texas Will Address Colony Ridge At Special Legislative Session Next Month
Texas Governor Greg Abbott plans to address the issue of illegal immigrants and potential drug cartel activity in the Colony Ridge housing development north of Houston during a special session next month. Abbott has issued subpoenas to developers and requested a new investigation by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. The massive development has become a hotbed for crime and a center for illegal immigrants, raising concerns about national security.
#politics
American Thinker: Joe Biden's biggest nightmares are all starting to come true
President Joe Biden is facing a potential downfall as polls show Trump with a lead over him in the upcoming election. The Democratic party is fracturing, with speculation about Robert F. Kennedy Jr. leaving the party and the possibility of third-party candidates. Additionally, Biden is dealing with inflation, a border crisis, and a recession on the horizon.
The New American: Judge Rules Against California Magazine Ban — Again - The New American
Judge Benitez rules against California's magazine ban, declaring it unconstitutional. The ban on possession of magazines holding more than 10 rounds would not have affected mass shootings and infringes on citizens' Second Amendment rights.
Red State: Senate Democrats Piling on Bob Menendez With Resignation Demands
Over a dozen Senate Democrats, including Senator Cory Booker, are calling for Senator Bob Menendez to resign following his indictment on corruption charges related to overseas dealings with Egypt. This mounting pressure from within his own party raises concerns about the Democrats' electoral chances and majority in the Senate.
Breitbart: Asa Hutchinson Vows to Keep Campaigning After Exclusion from Debate
Former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson vows to continue campaigning for president despite being excluded from the Republican primary debate. He criticizes the RNC and media for trying to reduce the number of candidates and mentions his goal to increase his polling numbers. Hutchinson also takes the opportunity to call out former President Donald Trump.
The Republican National Committee (RNC) releases the list of presidential candidates qualifying for the debate, removing Asa Hutchinson from the list. The remaining candidates, including Gov. Ron DeSantis and former Vice President Mike Pence, will compete for the Republican nomination for president. Former President Donald Trump qualifies but chooses not to attend.
Fox News: Wisconsin Senate Chief Clerk Michael Queensland resigns in face of undisclosed allegation
The Chief Clerk of the Wisconsin state Senate, Michael Queensland, has resigned amidst an undisclosed allegation. Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu stated that the resignation followed a credible allegation and an independent investigation, though details were not provided. Queensland has denied all allegations. The open records requests filed by The Associated Press for complaints against Queensland and communications about his job status have yet to be fulfilled.
Washington Free Beacon: House Republicans Launch Probe Into Jennifer Granholm’s EV Road Trip Fiasco
Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm is under investigation for using a gas-powered car to block a charging station during her electric vehicle road trip, causing public anger. The probe will examine the Biden administration's evaluation of electric vehicles and the costs of Granholm's trip. This incident highlights the challenges of EVs and the potential consequences of Biden's push for a green transition.
Newsbusters: NY Times 'News Analysis' RIPS 'Hard Right' GOP 'Wrecking-Ball Caucus' of 'Mass Dysfunction'
The New York Times chief Washington correspondent, Carl Hulse, is consistently portraying Republicans as extremist and dangerous while ignoring the national debt. He uses labels such as "far-right" and "ultraconservative" to describe Republicans who see themselves as reining in government corruption. Hulse's reporting favors the Democrats and paints them as the voice of sanity.
Forbes: Supreme Court Orders Alabama—Again—To Draw At Least 2 Majority-Black House Districts
The Supreme Court rejected Alabama's request to pause a lower court ruling that struck down their new congressional map, which only had one majority-Black district. The lower court had ordered a special master to redraw the map with two majority-Black districts ahead of the 2024 election.
#society
The Blaze: Commentary: The perfect gift for your anti-racist uncle
In the midst of the controversy surrounding Ibram X. Kendi, the release of Thomas Sowell's book "Social Justice Fallacies" discredits Kendi's project. Sowell appeals to history and debunks spurious claims, providing a nuanced explanation of how the desire to address past wrongs led to the current state of affairs. While some criticize Sowell, his work offers a valuable perspective on racism in America.
Critics of Thomas Sowell may have self-interested motives for dismissing his work. While some label it as white men finally listening to a black person, it is a ringing endorsement that cannot be ignored. The curriculum of antiracism educators like Kendi is vague and resembles a never-ending struggle for enlightenment. The financial success of Kendi's Center for Antiracist Research largely served to expand his personal brand.
PJ Media: Tensions Near Boiling Point as Criminal Activity Grows in Chicago Migrant Shelters
Fights and altercations have been breaking out at migrant shelters in Chicago, causing tension between business owners, residents, and the migrants themselves. Complaints of lewd activity, drug sales, and shoplifting have increased in the areas surrounding the shelters. While crime stats may not show a significant difference, the behavior of some migrants is causing concern and impacting local businesses.
Daily Wire: New York City Saw Record Fatal Drug Overdoses Last Year
New York City's drug overdose deaths reached a record high in 2022, with 3,026 fatalities, marking a 12% increase from the previous year. Black New Yorkers had the highest death rate, and fentanyl was identified as the main culprit, present in 81% of the overdose cases. Xylazine, a flesh-rotting horse tranquilizer known as "tranq," has also become a new concern as it causes severe health issues and is not reversible with Narcan. The city has been grappling with a drug overdose crisis for years, prompting health authorities to encourage harm reduction strategies and offer services such as clean syringes and free crack pipes.
#war
Fox News: 1,000 hunger deaths recorded in Ethiopia’s Tigray region following November cease-fire
Hunger is the leading cause of death in Ethiopia's Tigray region since the conflict ceased, accounting for over 68% of deaths. The suspension of food aid due to a widespread theft scheme has exacerbated the crisis, with the number of deaths doubling after the aid suspension.
Forbes: Russia Releases Video Suggesting Military Commander Was Not Killed In Ukrainian Missile Strike
The Russian defense ministry has released a video suggesting that Commander Viktor Sokolov is alive, contradicting Ukraine's claim that he was killed. The video shows Sokolov participating in a military conference, but his full body is not shown, and he does not speak. Ukrainian officials are now seeking more information.
#economy
Daily Signal: We Need to Focus on Growth and Prosperity to Avoid a Fiscal Train Wreck
House Republicans and President Biden clash over budget balance. Democrats support "Modern Monetary Theory" and believe that increasing the deficit won't harm the economy. The economy is already suffering and the national debt is projected to increase.
The Babylon Bee: Biden Insists UAW Workers Get 300 Days Of Annual Vacation Like He Does
President Joe Biden expressed strong support for striking United Auto Workers union members in Detroit, insisting that automakers provide all factory employees with 300 days of annual vacation just like he receives. Despite his support, the workers failed to see a correlation between their situation and his. They wanted to work and make enough to buy necessities, while Biden is known for taking vacations.
#military
Fox News: Gary Sinise to receive AARP Award for his foundation's support of military members, first responders
Gary Sinise will receive an honorary AARP Award for his work through his foundation supporting military members and first responders. His foundation, established in 2011, assists veterans and their families by building adapted homes and providing entertainment and financial support.
#health
Breitbart: Film Legend Sophia Loren has Successful Surgery After Fracturing Leg
Sophia Loren, 89, fell in her Switzerland home and underwent successful surgery for a leg fracture. She broke her hip and thigh bone.
#crime
Breitbart: Venezuela: Maduro Raid on VIP Prison Allowed Top Gang Leaders to Flee
The leader of Venezuela's largest criminal organization, the Tren de Aragua, has escaped from prison while the Maduro regime raided the facility. Héctor "the Child" Guerrero remains missing, and neighboring Latin American countries are on high alert.
Fox News: Killer pediatric nurse Lucy Letby faces retrial on attempted murder charge
Convicted nurse Lucy Letby will face a retrial for the alleged murder of a baby girl in 2016. The Crown Prosecution Service has decided to reopen the case on one of the six attempted murders. Letby, who was already convicted of murdering seven babies, is serving a life sentence in prison.
Breitbart: Notorious Sicilian Mafia Boss Matteo Messina Denaro Dead at 61
Matteo Messina Denaro, notorious Sicilian Mafia leader, died in prison. He evaded law enforcement for decades and was apprehended in 2023 for colon cancer treatment. Messina Denaro was found guilty of multiple murders and involved in bombings that killed anti-mafia prosecutors. He was part of a group who orchestrated deadly bombings in 1993 and also played a role in the kidnapping and murder of a 12-year-old boy.
The Blaze: Fetterman will return Bob Menendez's campaign donations in humiliating manner: 'Envelopes stuffed with $100 bills'
Sen. John Fetterman will return campaign donations from Sen. Bob Menendez using $100 bills stuffed in envelopes. Fetterman wants to return the money after Menendez was indicted for allegedly "participating in a years-long bribery scheme."
Fox News: Ohio woman killed mom with frying pan, knife over bad grades
A young woman in Ohio brutally murders her mother with a frying pan and knife after her parents discover she was expelled from college. The woman had been keeping her expulsion a secret for months, and the confrontation with her mother turns deadly.
Fox News: Judge dismisses murder charges against Philadelphia police officer involved in shooting of Eddie Irizarry
Former police officer Mark Dial has been acquitted of murder charges in the shooting death of Eddie Irizarry. The judge ruled that there was not enough evidence to convict Dial after viewing footage of the fatal shooting, which defense attorneys argued was an act of self-defense. The decision shocked Irizarry's family, who plan to urge the District Attorney to appeal.
Fox News: Wild bodycam footage of fugitive daring cops to shoot him before high-speed chase
A wanted fugitive fired at Ohio state troopers during a high-speed chase through three states. The fugitive, Tyler Karhut, was found sleeping in his van at a truck stop with a gun in his lap. He ignored the officer's commands, dared them to shoot him, and then fled. No one was injured, and Karhut was eventually arrested.
The Blaze: JPMorgan settles with US Virgin Islands for $75 million in Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking lawsuit
JPMorgan Chase will pay $75 million to settle a lawsuit brought by the U.S. Virgin Islands over its alleged facilitation and benefit from sex trafficking by Jeffrey Epstein. The bank will contribute $55 million to Virgin Islands charities and the anti-trafficking mission, with the remaining $20 million going towards attorney's fees. The settlement also includes commitments from JPMorgan Chase to identify, report, and cut off support for potential human trafficking.
#sports
Fox News: Eagles find success with 'tush push,' tight end reveals how other teams could stop it
The Philadelphia Eagles use a play called the "tush push" in short-yardage situations, where players push quarterback Jalen Hurts forward to gain extra yards. They used it four times in a recent game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and it was successful. The play has been legal since 2005, and the Eagles have been the most successful team in implementing it.
Fox News: Jets’ Sauce Gardner shares video of Mac Jones hitting his ‘private parts’; Patriots quarterback denies malice
New York Jets cornerback Sauce Gardner accuses quarterback Mac Jones of a dirty shot below the belt during a game against the New England Patriots. Jones denies any intentional wrongdoing but video evidence appears to support Gardner's claim. Gardner is posting the video to avoid fines.
National Review: The Corner: Ducks v. Buffs — The Movie
In a thrilling game, the Ducks face off against their rivals, known as "Them". Highlights of the intense match and key moments are captured in a cinematic recap.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Pennsylvania Game Commission Mulls Ban on Hunting Coyotes with Dogs During Fall Big Game Seasons
The Pennsylvania Game Commission is considering a ban on hunting coyotes with hounds during fall big game seasons due to complaints from deer and bear hunters. The ban, if approved, would aim to prevent disruption and unintentional pushing or killing of deer and bears. The ban would not affect nighttime hunting with dogs for coyotes and other furbearers.
#other
Forbes: Bollman Hat Company Has A New Feather In Its Cap: Streetwear Favorite Kangol Headgear
Bollman Hat Company, the country's oldest hat company, recently acquired a controlling stake in streetwear favorite Kangol. With its expertise in the hat business, Bollman plans to drive strategy and give Kangol a cohesive lifestyle connection with its audience. Bollman's international presence and diverse portfolio of brands position Kangol for success in the global hat renaissance.