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#illegals
Breitbart: Migrant Surge in Texas Border Town Outpacing Haitian Crisis of 2021
More than 16,000 migrants, mostly from Venezuela, have crossed the border into Eagle Pass, Texas in just over a week. Despite the presence of law enforcement and military soldiers, the migrants were able to enter Texas without incident. Media attention has focused on the easy access for photojournalists, in contrast to the previous Haitian migrant crisis. +
#politics
American Thinker: Radical Democrats’ greatest fears are religion, truth, honesty, and integrity
Americans are weary of the chaos in their country, with an aging president and corrupt party leaders. Women, girls, and religious freedom are under attack, while crime, homelessness, and affordability issues plague cities. Education has failed, and a costly war rages in Ukraine. Radical activists, using the Democratic party, aim to destroy American culture, while the media and press are corrupted. Religion and morality, essential to civil society, are feared by these radicals who seek to impose their godless values through government. However, there is still hope as parents, conservatives, and patriotic Americans unite to restore truth, honesty, integrity, and religion as the foundations of the nation.
Breitbart: Trump's Lawyers Hit Back at Special Counsel's Gag Order Request
Former President Trump's lawyers oppose a gag order requested by special counsel Jack Smith, accusing the Biden Administration of trying to silence Trump during his political campaign. They argue that the order is unconstitutional and a desperate form of censorship. Smith filed the request, alleging that Trump's statements are influencing the jury pool in the case related to the January 6th riot at the Capitol. Critics view the request as an attempt to silence Trump as a presidential candidate.
Daily Wire: Biden White House Flack Blasted For Post On Chinese Wire Transfers
The White House defends Hunter Biden's financial activities, claiming he was living with his father and listing their address during the pandemic. Critics question the timing and validity of this explanation.
The Babylon Bee: Menendez Pleads Not Guilty To All The Stuff He Did
Embattled Senator Bob Menendez pleads not guilty to allegations, despite admitting to committing illegal acts. Heavy criticism and calls for resignation from both Republicans and Democrats.
Forbes: Government Shutdown Would Slow U.S. Economy—Adding To Shocks From Strikes And Oil Prices. Here’s What To Know.
The U.S. government may shut down soon if Congress fails to pass a spending bill or a stop-gap resolution by Sunday, leading to furloughs or unpaid work for federal workers and military employees. While the economy and stock market may experience short-term impacts, the overall consensus is that the effects will be minimal. However, areas such as the travel sector, federal contractors, and private sector demand may be noticeably affected.
Breitbart: Survey: Nikki Haley Emerges to Second Place in New Hampshire
Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley rises to second place in New Hampshire primary polls, while Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis falls behind. Trump maintains a strong lead with 45% support.
PJ Media: House Oversight Committee: Fauci Met with CIA to "Influence" the COVID Origins Story
Rep. Brad Wenstrup (R-Ohio) reveals concerning information about Dr. Fauci colluding with the CIA on COVID origins. Fauci visited CIA headquarters without a record of entry, raising suspicions. Wenstrup requests communication records and documents to investigate further.
CIA attempted to bribe analysts to change findings on COVID origins. Fauci's belief in bat origins contradicts FBI's and CIA's uncertainty. Sen. Rand Paul claims Fauci lied about funding gain-of-function research in China. Questions arise about the true origins of the virus and potential manipulation of the narrative.
Daily Signal: Network 'News' Predictably Blames GOP in 'Shutdown Showdown'
The nightly news fails to educate viewers on how Congress works and instead focuses on negative political advertisements. The latest impending government shutdown is portrayed as a threat to millions of people dependent on government spending, creating a helpful storyline for Democrats. The news provides speculative sob stories about victimized bureaucrats, making it clear that their objective is to weaken the GOP negotiating position.
Euromaidan Press: WSJ: Scholz freezes decision on Taurus delivery to Ukraine
Germany delays sending Taurus missiles to Ukraine due to concerns about maintenance and the potential for conflict with Russia. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has frozen the decision, but the delivery could still be approved if the US also sends weapons to Ukraine. The missiles would need adjustments to be compatible with Ukrainian aircraft.
PJ Media: James Carville Goes Nuclear on the Radical Woke Left
Famed Democrat strategist James Carville criticizes the "identity left" and blames "overeducated, cultural, white liberals" for ruining everything. He describes the Western far left as "habitually the most stupid, naive people you can imagine." Carville believes that the biggest problem facing the Democratic Party is the 10-11% of progressive liberals who are "annoying" and don't know what they're talking about. He also mentions the high number of Trump supporters within the party.
Daily Wire: Latest Presidential Polls: Where The Candidates Stand In New Hampshire
In New Hampshire polls, Trump leads with 44%, followed by Haley at 13% and DeSantis at 10.5%. Recent polls show a rise for Haley and a drop for DeSantis.
Breitbart: Joe Biden Visits UAW Picket Line for 12 Minutes, Jets off to Elitist Cali Fundraiser
President Joe Biden visited striking autoworkers in Michigan for only twelve minutes before heading to a California fundraiser. Autoworkers are striking for wage increases and are concerned about Biden's electric vehicle agenda. Biden's quick visit came after former President Donald Trump announced his own plans to appear with striking workers in Detroit.
Red State: WATCH: Matt Gaetz's Viral Floor Speech Set to the Seinfeld Theme Is a Must-See Masterpiece
Rep. Matt Gaetz delivers a hilarious speech about bribing Democrat senators with gold bars instead of cash. The speech goes viral and is set to the Seinfeld theme in a funny video.
Flag And Cross: Pelosi One of Latest Dems to Turn on Menendez: Party Must 'Stay Focused' on Attacking GOP
Democrats are calling for the resignation of Senator Menendez after his second bribery indictment. Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's motive is to focus on smearing Republicans instead of dealing with Menendez's case. Pelosi believes the party needs to stay focused on opposing the Republican Party's governance and tax breaks for the wealthy.
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 398: Breitbart’s Matt Boyle on Tonight’s GOP Primary Debate
Matt Boyle from Breitbart News joins Mike Slater to discuss the second televised RNC primary debate. Since Donald Trump is not attending, the question arises: Is this primary already over?
Human Events: AUSTIN PETERSEN: ‘Forever war’ in Ukraine could cost Joe Biden the White House in 2024
: The Washington Post/ABC News poll reveals Biden losing to Trump, leading to calls for him to step down. The issue of taxpayer money going to Ukraine and immigration concerns are damaging Biden's reputation. 60 Minutes' investigation highlights the questionable use of taxpayer dollars sent to Ukraine. Biden's weakness and declining mental health have sparked infighting among Democrats, leaving the future of the party uncertain.
Daily Wire: John Fetterman On Menendez: The Last Guy To Stash That Much Cash In Jersey Was Tony Soprano
Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) expressed his surprise at being the first Democrat to call for Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) to resign after his federal indictment for bribery. Fetterman compared Menendez to fictional mobster Tony Soprano, stating that the last time someone had that much cash in New Jersey was Soprano. Fetterman argued that Menendez is not entitled to remain in the Senate and should step down. He also dismissed concerns about the relaxed Senate dress code, emphasizing that there are more important issues at hand.
Breitbart: Trump Fraud Case: Democrat Judge, Democrat Prosecutor, Democrat City
Former President Donald Trump, his sons, and employees were found guilty of fraud in a case brought by a Democrat prosecutor and judged by a Democrat judge in New York. The judge ruled that Trump inflated property values to obtain loans from banks, and imposed fines on Trump's attorneys. Critics argue that the judge's claims are absurd and ignore expert opinions.
Fox News: Alabama lawmakers agree to proceed with construction of new Statehouse
Alabama lawmakers voted to construct a new Statehouse to replace their current space, citing issues with mold and other problems. The proposed building would be located on the site of a parking lot behind the existing Statehouse. Lawmakers have considered replacing the building for years due to its numerous issues.
Red State: Real Estate Experts Raise Big Questions About Judge's Valuation of Mar-a-Lago in Fraud Determination
Real estate experts question the judge's determination that former President Donald Trump fraudulently inflated the worth of his assets, including Mar-a-Lago. They argue that the judge underestimated the true value of the property, which they believe is worth around $300 million. The low valuation raises concerns about the judge's assessment and what else may have been undervalued in the case.
Washington Free Beacon: Dem Senator Bob Menendez Pleads Not Guilty to Bribery Charges
Sen. Bob Menendez pleads not guilty to charges of bribery from businessmen, as fellow Democrats call for his resignation.
#society
Newsbusters: Dax Shepard Makes 'Queer Eye' Guy Cry About Media Bias & Trans Kids
"Queer Eye" host Jonathan Van Ness sobbed on Dax Shepard's podcast when discussing transgenderism and media bias. Van Ness believed conservatives are brainwashed and accused the media, particularly The New York Times, of being biased in favor of conservatives. Shepard disagreed, causing tension. Van Ness advocated for trans women in sports and criticized those who question it. He was unwilling to entertain any opposing viewpoints and labeled them the "boogeyman." Shepard stood his ground, leading to an interesting episode.
Fox News: Montana judge temporarily blocks ban on transgender surgeries, medical intervention for minors
Montana's ban on transgender surgeries for minors has been temporarily blocked by a state judge. The judge ruled that the law likely violates Montana's Equal Protection Clause and infringes on fundamental rights. The law, known as SB 99 or the "Youth Health Protection Act," also likely violates the plaintiffs' rights to privacy.
The Blaze: Whitlock: Colin Kaepernick and Philly looters share the same foolish, bigoted motivation
Dayjia "Meatball" Blackwell and Colin Kaepernick, both social media influencers, incite chaos. Meatball, a comedian, encouraged her followers to loot stores in Philadelphia. Kaepernick, known for kneeling during the national anthem, asked the New York Jets for a roster spot. They represent a culture that rewards destructive behavior in black individuals, perpetuated by the social media matrix. The establishment, mainly white evangelical conservatives, is the target of their actions. The looting and protests reflect a misplaced anger towards the wrong institutions.
Fox News: Tunnel to Towers chair Frank Siller hosts 22nd annual 9/11 5K race: ‘We remember everybody’
The Tunnel to Towers Foundation holds a 5K Run & Walk NYC event in honor of 9/11 heroes. Participants run through the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel to the former Twin Towers site. They honor the fallen first responders and military service members.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Fetterman says US should ‘take back’ Chinese-owned farmland: 'They’re taking back our pandas’
Sen. John Fetterman argues that the U.S. government should reclaim Chinese-owned farmland, citing concerns over food security and national security. He believes China should have no agricultural land in the U.S.
Washington Free Beacon: Pentagon Mum on Biden Appointee's Alleged Membership in Iranian Influence Network
The Pentagon stands by a senior official accused of being part of an Iranian influence network. The official, Ariane Tabatabai, was vetted before being hired and had security clearance. The existence of the network was revealed in emails from senior Iranian officials.
#economy
Forbes: FTC Vs Amazon: Consumer Brands Think Lina Khan’s Case “Misses The Point”
The FTC and 17 States have filed a suit against Amazon, accusing the retailer of exploiting its monopolistic power. However, some brands who sell on the marketplace or to Amazon feel that the case is focused on peripheral issues and are concerned that changes will be minimal. They argue that Amazon has provided access and a platform for businesses of all sizes. The case centers around Amazon's fulfillment network and product ranking algorithm, but brands see these aspects as beneficial. They are more concerned about the restrictions placed on first-party vendors and the race-to-the-bottom pricing. Overall, brands do not expect significant changes from the lawsuit. [ ]
#culture
Fox News: National Cathedral in DC unveils racial justice-themed windows to replace odes to Confederate generals
The Washington National Cathedral unveiled racial justice-themed stained-glass windows, replacing ones honoring Confederate leaders. The new windows depict people of color protesting for fairness and no foul play.
#health
Fox News: Are you aware of the dangers of lip injections?
Lip injections have become increasingly popular and can enhance lip shape and size. In 2020, 3.4 million Americans received these injections, despite the high cost of $500 to $1,000 per syringe. However, there are risks associated with lip injections, such as bleeding, infection, and asymmetrical results.
Forbes: Federal Anti-Virus Strategy Must Encourage Broader Innovation To Expand Treatment Options
Infections from the Omicron variant of COVID-19 are increasing, and the government has relaunched a program for free tests. The FDA has approved updated mRNA vaccines, but there is a need for more prevention and treatment options for patients, especially immunocompromised individuals. Monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) are a potential tool, as they have been effective in reducing the severity of infection and can be used preventatively. However, the government has focused on vaccines and neglected mAbs, which has led to a lack of availability and limited treatment options for vulnerable patients.
#crime
The Federalist: J6 Prosecutor Charged In Road Rage Stabbing Incident
A former federal prosecutor of Capitol riot suspects is now facing charges himself after a road rage incident in Tampa Bay. Patrick Douglas Scruggs, the former prosecutor, was arrested and charged with aggravated battery, aggravated assault, and armed burglary after reportedly stabbing a driver during a morning rush hour altercation. Scruggs had previously prosecuted Adam Johnson, known for his involvement in the Capitol riot.
Fox News: Florida sheriff posts snarky ‘Drug Dealing for Dummies’ after suspect allegedly hides fentanyl in odd place
In Florida, deputies arrested a drug dealer who had hidden drugs in her buttocks. The sheriff warned against drug dealing in Brevard County and shared the story as an example.
Fox News: New Mexico trial involving remains of a 3-year-old found at squalid encampment begins with mother’s testimony
In 2018, a raid at a New Mexico squalid encampment uncovered the remains of a 3-year-old boy. Four family members were charged with kidnapping and terrorism. The mother testified about her love for her son and their divorce.
Fox News: Attorneys of a 2021 Colorado supermarket shooting case to debate whether suspect is competent to stand trial
In March 2021, a gunman killed twelve people at a supermarket in Boulder, Colorado. Now, a hearing is being held to determine the mental competency of the suspect, Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa, who has schizophrenia. The defense argues that he is not competent, while experts from the state mental hospital found him mentally competent in August.
The Babylon Bee: Looters Completely Ignore Foot Locker Referee Blowing His Whistle
Chaotic looting at Foot Locker in Philadelphia as mobs of looters ignore the referee's attempts to stop them. The situation spirals out of control as looters disrespect authority and commit brazen acts.
Flag And Cross: Prominent Tech CEO Pava LaPere Found Murdered in Her Own Apartment
Baltimore tech CEO Pava LaPere was found murdered on the roof of her apartment building. The police are searching for convicted sex offender Jason Billingsley, who is considered armed and dangerous. The mayor and police commissioner express outrage over Billingsley's early release from prison.
#sports
Daily Wire: Travis Kelce Speaks Out After Taylor Swift Attends Chiefs Game Amid Dating Rumors
Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce breaks his silence about Taylor Swift's appearance at his game, causing speculation about their relationship. Kelce discusses the positive reactions from fans and the impact on his jersey sales. However, he makes it clear that he wants to keep his personal life private.
The Blaze: 'Non-binary' actor from 'Queer Eye' literally cries over men being excluded from women's sports, accuses Dax Shepard of 'trans misogyny'
Actor Jonathan Van Ness became emotional during a podcast discussion with actor Dax Shepard, expressing frustration over the exclusion of transgender athletes in women's sports. Van Ness criticized those who claim they are fighting for fairness in women's sports by not allowing boys to compete, stating that the idea of fairness for women in sports is fictional. He broke down in tears, highlighting the need for inclusivity for children. Van Ness also accused Shepard of trans misogyny for expressing conflicting opinions.
Forbes: Kyle Busch Sells Craftsman Truck Series Team To Spire Motorsports
Kyle Busch, owner of Kyle Busch Motorsports, is selling his championship-winning Craftsman Truck Series operation to Spire Motorsports in 2024. Spire will move into Busch's shop and continue the winning tradition. Busch believes Spire's commitment to success will ensure the team's continued dominance.
#science
The Economist: Colonies of bacteria could save the Pentagon billions
The Pentagon aims to use beneficial biofilms to combat the damage caused by harmful bacteria. Bacterial colonies on surfaces can lead to corrosion, pitting, and increased drag on vehicles and structures. The "Arcadia" program by DARPA seeks to replace harmful bacteria with helpful ones, such as those from the Vibrio genus that can protect steel and reduce corrosion. The goal is to find naturally occurring species that can be applied as a spray-on mix to prevent biofilm formation and maintain surfaces.
The Economist: Sticking together makes bacteria nearly invincible
Bacterial colonies, known as biofilms, are widespread and can be difficult to eradicate. Biofilms can protect bacteria from antibiotics and immune cells, leading to persistent infections. Scientists are exploring new ways to combat biofilms, including using bacteriophages and cold plasma. Other researchers are focusing on disrupting biofilms by targeting specific proteins. These advancements could provide new strategies for treating bacterial infections and reducing economic burdens.
The Economist: Glaciers on volcanoes could serve as early-warning systems
Glaciers on volcanoes can serve as early-warning systems for volcanic eruptions, as changes in the equilibrium line of the glaciers can indicate increased volcanic heat rising to the surface. This finding could help in predicting volcanic eruptions and provide valuable information for nearby inhabitants. Additionally, the study suggests that glaciers on volcanoes may not be reliable thermometers for measuring the long-term effects of climate change.
#outdoors
Fox News: North Dakota residents to weigh in on whether wild horses in Theodore Roosevelt National Park should stay
The National Park Service is considering removing wild horses from the Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota. The removal may benefit native wildlife and vegetation, but it has sparked controversy as the horses are a major tourist attraction.
Backpacker: Fallen Into An Ice Cave
Two friends face a life-threatening situation while climbing in the Tetons. One friend falls into an ice cave, testing their adventurous spirits.
#other
Flag And Cross: Unusual Weather Patterns Linked To Decline In Insect Biomass, Says German Research
Climate change and abnormal weather impact insect populations more than believed. German researchers find that multiple weather anomalies lead to decline in insect biomass. Accumulation of anomalies alongside climate change is driving insect decline.