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Front Page Magazine: NY Gov Blames Republicans for State Being Overrun by Illegal Aliens
New York Governor Hochul blames Republicans for migrant crisis in the state, as National Guard is called for reinforcement. Republicans are accused of failing to work with Democrats and the president on immigration reform. The migrants are not satisfied with living in shelters and some are seeking bus tickets to other states.
Fox News: What presidential primaries? Media say the contests are done
In the 2024 presidential election, media outlets predict a rematch between Trump and Biden, even though the primaries have not yet started. Trump holds a significant lead in polls and has a strong following among the MAGA base. Biden, despite low poll ratings, is expected to secure the Democratic nomination, as no major Democrat is challenging him. The media narrative is that the race is essentially over, leaving little room for other candidates to emerge.
PJ Media: The Morning Briefing: The Lying 'Hate Speech' Censor Fascists Are Winning Hearts and Minds
The rise of censorship and the attack on free speech in America is a dangerous trend, with a significant number of Republicans and Democrats supporting the government's violation of the Constitution to target "hateful" online content. The subjectivity of defining "hateful" speech and the erosion of the First Amendment is deeply concerning.
The Federalist: Larry Hogan, Chris Christie Should Run For Senate, Not President
Moderate Republicans should stop attacking their rivals and focus on winning Senate races to help their party. Former governors Chris Christie, Larry Hogan, and Chris Sununu criticize conservative populism and claim their moderate brand is popular. However, they have little chance of winning the presidency. Instead, they should run for Senate seats where they could make a difference. They could challenge Democrats like Bob Menendez in New Jersey or Ben Cardin in Maryland. Winning Senate seats would be a real way to reclaim the party and challenge popular Republican candidates.
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Front Page Magazine: What if Monuments Actually Looked Like Things?
Modern sculpture is causing controversy once again, with critics calling the statues hideous and disrespectful. One recent art piece, inspired by MLK and his wife, was mocked online for resembling a sex act. Another sculpture meant to honor those who died of AIDS was criticized for resembling human buttocks. These abstract monuments lack clear statements and are open to interpretation, leading to constant issues.
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Euromaidan Press: Ukraine’s air defense down 26 out of 38 Russian drones in south Ukraine
Russian drones attacked southern Ukraine, with 26 out of 38 drones shot down by Ukraine's air defense. The attacks caused damage to infrastructure, civilian buildings, and vehicles, but there were no reported deaths.
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Daily Signal: 'China's Economy Is The Foundation ... of Its Power Projection Around The World'
China has weaponized its economy to exert influence and achieve its geopolitical objectives, according to Bethany Allen-Ebrahimian, author of "Beijing Rules: How China Weaponized Its Economy to Confront the World." Economic power is at the foundation of China's power projection, from diplomatic power to extraterritorial censorship. Allen-Ebrahimian calls for adopting industrial policy and creating economic defense treaties to counter China's coercion. She also recommends democratic guardrails to prevent money from shaping policies and suggests reforms such as campaign finance reform and sanctions on Chinese companies involved in censorship. She warns of the need to address China's non-military coercion and urges focus on deterrence strategies.
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Fox News: Auburn mass baptism event on solid legal ground, attorney says despite warning from atheist group
The Freedom From Religion Foundation claims that a mass baptism event at Auburn University violated the Establishment Clause of the Constitution. However, an attorney representing the school's football coach argues that the event is grounded in legal and founding principles and that coaches have the right to practice their faith. The governor of Alabama also defends the coach's freedom of religion.
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Fox News: Virginia man shows up to church with gun, knives following 'suspicious online postings': police
A Virginia man was arrested after posting threats online and bringing multiple weapons to a church service. Rui Jiang, 35, was apprehended after police responded to reports of his suspicious online postings. He carried a loaded handgun, knives, and an additional magazine to Park Valley Church in Haymarket, Virginia.