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#illegals
Breitbart: Greece Plans to Use Illegal Migrants to Build Airport and Subway Station
The Greek government plans to put around 300,000 illegal migrants to work on public works projects to update the country's infrastructure. This move aims to address shortages in the labor force and benefit the country's aging infrastructure. The projects include the construction of a subway metro system in Thessaloniki and a new airport near Heraklion.
#politics
American Thinker: Government shutdown ahead and according to the press, it is always the government's fault
Democrats blame Republicans for a possible government shutdown over budget issues. Republicans are accused of weaponizing the government and pursuing a fishing expedition for Biden's impeachment. Democrats are criticized for their past shutdown attempts regarding Planned Parenthood funding and Obamacare amendments. The government shutdown threat amid the immigration issue is blamed on Biden's refusal to enforce laws. Republicans are said to have already caved in, while media and Democrats dismiss the impeachment inquiry as a waste of time. The hypocrisy of politicians enriching themselves while pretending to work for the people is questioned.
Red State: More Fun With Philip Bump as He Tries to Explain Away That Chinese Wire With Joe Biden's Address
Washington Post's Philip Bump continues to defend Joe Biden amidst controversy. Recent missteps include dismissing Hunter Biden's questionable financial claims and falsely stating that "14 Presidents" signed an anti-Trump letter. Bump now faces scrutiny for downplaying a substantial wire transfer to Biden's address from a Chinese company. The Washington Post's credibility hangs in the balance.
Daily Wire: Elon Musk Visits U.S. Southern Border To Highlight Biden’s Border Crisis
Elon Musk visited the U.S. southern border to highlight the consequences of President Biden's policies resulting in a surge of illegal immigration. While supportive of legal immigration, Musk believes that those who enter illegally should not be allowed in as they are breaking the law. The influx of illegal aliens is straining social services in cities like New York, and urgent action is needed to prevent a collapse. Border agents have encountered over 230,000 individuals at the southern border in the past month alone. The Biden administration's actions, such as suing to stop Texas from securing the border and flying illegal immigrants to airports across the U.S., have fueled criticism.
Flag And Cross: Georgia GOP Ousts State Senator Who Tried to Remove Fani Willis from Office
Georgia Senate Republicans voted to remove state Sen. Colton Moore for his efforts to initiate a special session to review the actions of Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, who charged former President Donald Trump with felony racketeering charges. Moore called for defunding Willis' office and accused her of acting like a fascist. Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp declined to call a special session, stating that he had not seen evidence of Willis' actions warranting action by the Prosecuting Attorney Oversight Commission. The GOP Caucus suspended Moore, who believes he was removed for calling on his colleagues to investigate Willis and refers to them as the RINO caucus.
The Blaze: Biden only 'guilty of loving his child': Congresswoman rants about Trump's alleged crimes while claiming Biden is simply a loving father
Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas) defends President Biden against impeachment, claiming he is a loving father. She argues that Republicans have no evidence of crimes committed by the president, while listing allegations against former President Trump. Crockett urges a focus on the people's work and keeping the government open.
National Review: The Corner: Dianne Feinstein’s Finest Moment
Dianne Feinstein, the longest-serving senator in California’s history, passed away. She is remembered for her response to the 1978 assassinations in San Francisco. However, her finest moment as senator came in 2019 when she refused to support the Green New Deal. She explained the legislative process and did not give in to the demands of children.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: US House approves $ 300 mn in support for Ukraine after carve-out from defense budget
The US House of Representatives has approved $300 million in support for Ukraine after it was removed from the defense budget. The defense spending bill passed in a near party-line vote. However, it is unlikely to pass the Senate.
Breitbart: Iran Makes Grammatical Error in Threat: 'Israel Must Be Erased From'
Iran's military conducted a parade featuring a Hebrew phrase on the ground that read "Israel must be erased." However, an additional word made the sentence incoherent. The mistake led to online mockery.
During the rally, Iranian Armed Forces Chief of Staff Gen. Mohammad Bagheri delivered a speech discussing the battle with "arrogant plunderers." Iran has a history of threatening to eliminate Israel, including through the use of nuclear weapons.
#economy
The Blaze: Horowitz: Who will stop the real government shutdown?
The government shutdowns aren't like the ones we've seen before. It's caused by excessive printing of money and debt, leading to a decline in our standard of living. Senate Minority Leader McConnell wants to avoid a shutdown by passing a continuing resolution, but that won't solve the problem of increasing deficits and rising costs. Housing prices are soaring, making it impossible for families to buy homes. Rising interest rates and expenses are making it even worse. Our society is in a shutdown, and there's no plan to reopen it.
#culture
Daily Wire: Gwen Stefani Raves About Life In Oklahoma: ‘Nature, And God, Is All Right There’
Pop singer Gwen Stefani opens up about her new life in Oklahoma with husband Blake Shelton. She talks about adjusting to the rustic lifestyle on their ranch and reflects on her unexpected love for Shelton. Stefani also discusses her previous marriage and the role of faith in keeping her grounded.
#crime
Daily Wire: Murdaugh Court Clerk Accused Of Jury Tampering Speaks Out
County clerk Rebecca Hill has refuted allegations of tampering with the jury to secure a book deal in the case of convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh. Hill denied pushing for a quick guilty verdict and removing a juror. The defense team accused Hill of presenting false information to the judge and discussing Murdaugh's guilt with jurors. Hill maintained Murdaugh's guilt and called his actions a "weird twisted way of love."
PJ Media: Philly Social Media Influencer Arrested for Instigating Looting: 'Free IPhones!'
A social media influencer named Dayjia Blackwell, known as "Meatball," was arrested during the riots and looting in Philadelphia. She was accused of leading a group of looters from store to store. Blackwell posted livestream videos inciting rioting and looting and was picked up by police mid-rant. She later expressed shock at the consequences of her actions.
Fox News: Man acquitted of shooting YouTube prankster stuck in jail anyway
A DoorDash driver shoots YouTube prankster in a Virginia mall. Prankster shot in the chest after harassing driver. Driver acquitted of malicious wounding, but guilty of gun charge.
Fox News: Britney Spears explains disturbing knife video following police welfare check
Britney Spears caused a police check after posting a video of herself dancing with knives. The Ventura County Sheriff's Department confirmed that Spears was not in danger and cleared the call. Spears has previously been checked on by police.
Forbes: Michigan School Shooter Can Be Sentenced To Life In Prison Without Parole
A Michigan judge ruled that Ethan Crumbley, the 17-year-old who killed four students at a high school, can be sentenced to life in prison without parole. The court determined that Crumbley's planning of the shooting showed a lack of maturity. His parents, who bought him the gun, are also facing charges.
#sports
Forbes: As New York Yankees Get Ready To Evaluate, Baltimore Orioles Celebrate
The Baltimore Orioles go from 110 losses to 100 wins and clinch the AL East title in just two seasons, completing a remarkable turnaround. They join a small group of teams that have achieved a similar feat in baseball history. The Orioles' success is attributed to a combination of unlikely players and their ability to hit on draft picks. Their victory symbolizes the competitive nature of the AL East division, even in a down year for the Yankees and Red Sox.
Fox News: Ex-Florida star Jevon Kearse teams up with premium underwear brand to help launch NIL group
Former NFL star Jevon Kearse partners with men's underwear brand SAXX to promote their products and donates $1,000 to the Testicular Cancer Foundation for every sack made by a group of college football defenders. The player with the most sacks will receive the "Balls Not Stuck to Thighsman Trophy." Kearse emphasizes the importance of raising awareness for testicular cancer.
#other
Fox News: Central Greece battles aftermath of twin storms: Flooding, infrastructure damage, and environmental concerns
Bad weather in central Greece has caused widespread flooding and infrastructure damage. Two powerful storms, Daniel and Elias, have struck the region in less than a month, resulting in the death of 16 people and significant destruction. The storm-hit city of Volos remains without power and water, with debris-strewn roads blocking access to remote areas.
Fox News: Yale, Mark Twain's house and other historical and popular places to see in Connecticut
Connecticut offers rich history, popular attractions, and a variety of things to do. From visiting Yale University and exploring the Mark Twain House, to experiencing Mystic Aquarium and the Glass House, there is something for everyone in this coastal state. Come enjoy the oldest theme park in North America at Lake Compounce and end the day with dinner and a show at Foxwoods Casino.
Forbes: California Lawsuit: Oil Companies, Global Warming, Climate Change, Deception: What The Jury Has To Consider. Part 2.
A California jury will be presented with evidence regarding climate change and extreme weather events, which are often cited as proof of climate change. The defense will argue that indirect indicators, such as droughts, wildfires, floods, and hurricanes, have not worsened over the past 40-50 years, despite a 1-degree Celsius increase in global temperature. Long-term data and global averages do not support the claim that these weather events have worsened due to climate change. Therefore, the urgency of addressing climate change may be lessened.
Breitbart: Low-Rated Golden Globes Receives Backlash After Announcing new Categories
The Golden Globes added two controversial new categories to its awards, sparking backlash. One category will honor high-earning films, while the other is for stand-up comedy on television. The decision has raised questions about the Golden Globes' reputation and motives.