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#illegals
American Thinker: Close the Border...Then What?
. Illegal aliens, estimated at thirty million, are pouring into the US. Leftists are pushing for amnesty, driver's licenses, and voting rights for them. The government must establish strict immigration laws and deport those who do not register.
#politics
Newsbusters: NewsBusters Podcast: Google's Malignant Bungle on Presidential Campaign Websites
A study shows that Google search results for presidential campaign websites favor certain candidates. It is believed that Google intentionally does not provide an accurate list of all candidates.
American Thinker: A Way to Make Election Polling Worthwhile
Statistics and polling play a crucial role in modern politics, but their flaws are often ignored. The Electoral College remains a contentious topic, with proponents and detractors changing positions based on partisan interests. The focus on popular votes overshadows the importance of electoral votes in determining the outcome of presidential elections. A realistic electoral map could provide clarity and guide campaign strategies. The upcoming presidential election will have significant implications, with issues like COVID, crime, and the economy shaping attitudes and political loyalties. Accurate and detailed models of battleground states, known as REMs, should be utilized to understand and influence the election process. It's time to embrace new tools in politics.
The Economist: A Trump Party in the Reagan Library
The second Republican debate at the Reagan Library becomes a chaotic and insulting affair, with Nikki Haley admonishing her fellow candidates and Chris Christie taunting Donald Trump. Trump delivers a speech in Macomb County, Michigan, invoking Reagan and appealing to working-class voters. The differences between Reagan and Trump are highlighted, with Reagan being described as a more successful and less divisive leader.
American Thinker: Stick a Fork in Biden – He’s Done!
President Joe Biden's physical and mental decline is evident in his confabulations and frequent falls. His job approval rating is low and concerns about his age and mental fitness are growing. Donald Trump is gaining support and Biden's reelection campaign is facing severe challenges. Democrats are considering other candidates as Biden's popularity wanes.
#war
Fox News: US soldier Travis King back on American soil after being freed by North Korea
American soldier Travis King has returned to the United States after being detained by North Korean authorities for 71 days. King had intentionally crossed into the Demilitarized Zone between North and South Korea. He is expected to undergo further medical and physical examinations at the Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas.
#culture
Euromaidan Press: Ukrainian songs flood YouTube charts as Russian influence wanes
Ukrainian music has surged in popularity on YouTube as Russian influence declines. Russian-language songs used to dominate the top charts, but since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Ukrainian artists now occupy 65% of the top slots. This shift is attributed to Ukrainians seeking out more domestic talent during a time of war and streaming platforms like YouTube downgrading Russian content.
#sports
Fox News: Brandon Siler lauds ex-Florida teammate Percy Harvin's talent: 'He should've been the best player in the NFL'
Former Florida Gators star Percy Harvin was a gifted athlete who played in the NFL for eight seasons. He faced treatment disparities in college and recently admitted to smoking before every game. Injuries plagued his career, but he won two championships and was named Rookie of the Year. Harvin opened up about his anxiety disorder and his marijuana use before games. Despite retiring in 2016, he expressed interest in returning to the NFL in 2020.
Fox News: Deion Sanders praises history-making female college football player, concerned for her safety
Haley Van Voorhis makes history as the first female non-kicker player in a college football game. Colorado coach Deion Sanders supports her and emphasizes equality. Van Voorhis, also a track and field team member, registered a quarterback hurry.
Fox News: Jets' Robert Saleh acknowledges pressure on Zach Wilson: 'He has to play better'
New York Jets fans want Zach Wilson gone, but head coach Robert Saleh stands up for him. Wilson acknowledges he needs to play better. The team's identity is uncertain without Aaron Rodgers. A rift might be building in the locker room.
Fox News: Emotional service alligator denied entry into Phillies game: reports
An alligator named WallyGator was denied entry into the Philadelphia Phillies game as an emotional support animal. Owned by Joie Henney, WallyGator has a large following on TikTok and Instagram. Henney received approval from his doctor to use the alligator for emotional support.
#technology
Forbes: TCL’s Nxtwear S, A New Take On AR Smartglasses
TCL's Nxtwear S AR smartglasses, priced at $349, offer a 130 inch high definition TV projection and basic gaming capabilities. It is lightweight and comfortable with clip-on flip-down sun shades for outdoor use. The device has well-thought-out controls and an app that enables spatial experiences. However, Apple users require an additional adaptor and the headset generated heat during use. Overall, the Nxtwear S is a promising yet still early AR effort.
#other
Red State: The RedState Interview: Lindell Explains How Amex Cut His Credit Limit
The CEO of MyPillow revealed how American Express lowered his company's credit limit, causing significant financial challenges. Despite always paying on time and never exceeding the limit, the company's credit line was lowered from $1 million to $100,000. This decision disrupted operations and forced the company to rely on debit cards with purchase limits, impacting advertising and shipping processes.