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#illegals
The Babylon Bee: Biden Administration Reports Dangerous African Immigrant At Border
Amid the ongoing migrant crisis, a dangerous African immigrant has been spotted at the U.S. border, prompting concerns about national security. The Biden administration is now being forced to address the issue of border security.
#politics
National Review: The Corner: It’s Time to Have That Serious Discussion About Elderly Elected Officials
The passing of Senator Dianne Feinstein sparks a debate on the age and health of elderly political leaders in both parties. With President Biden turning 81 soon and other prominent figures in their 80s, concerns arise about their ability to effectively perform their duties. Feinstein had been struggling with her health and missed many votes in recent years, highlighting the need for a discussion on the matter.
Newsbusters: Segundo debate republicano empañado por el odio y mentiras anti-estadounidenses del moderador de Univision.
The second GOP primary presidential debate on Wednesday night was a case study in why the Republican Party should not grant debate moderation privileges to hostile and dishonest members of the liberal media. Univision host Ilia Calderón asked the most anti-American and dishonest questions, spreading lies about gun violence and blaming America for drug trafficking on the southern border. Her questions were debunked with facts about violence rates in Central and South American countries.
National Review: DeSantis Outperformed the Field in Second GOP Debate, Poll Finds
According to a new poll, Governor Ron DeSantis was deemed the top performer in the second GOP debate by Republican primary voters, with Nikki Haley and Vivek Ramaswamy as runners-up. However, the impact of DeSantis' performance may be limited, as two-thirds of previous survey participants did not watch the debate. Additionally, former President Donald Trump's speech prior to the debate did not weaken his position, as he received a favorable rating higher than the debate participants. Overall, Trump remains the favored choice for the 2024 Republican primary.
Red State: Who Will Gavin Newsom Choose to Replace Sen. Dianne Feinstein?
The sudden death of Senator Dianne Feinstein has triggered speculation about her replacement in the Senate. Governor Gavin Newsom, who previously promised to appoint a Black woman, is now facing backlash for potentially tokenizing the appointment. Congresswoman Barbara Lee is a frontrunner, but her selection based on her race and gender undermines her credibility. This political maneuvering has put multiple congressional seats in play, and both Democrats and Republicans are eagerly positioning themselves for the upcoming battle.
Forbes: Supreme Court Takes On Contentious Social Media Censorship Laws—A Conservative Pet Cause
The Supreme Court will hear two cases on social media censorship laws in Florida and Texas. Conservatives argue that the laws curb bias against them, while social media giants claim it infringes on their First Amendment rights.
Forbes: Government Shutdown: Here’s Everything Affected, From Federal Jobs, National Parks, Air Travel And More
Topline House and Senate Republicans remain at loggerheads over federal appropriations bills, risking a government shutdown. The shutdown could lead to closures, unpaid leave for workers, and limited federal services. The impact would include halted TSA training, closed national parks, unpaid military and Department of Defense employees, and paused small business loans and food benefits.
#society
Foreign Policy: Eastern Libya’s Rulers Crack Down on Protests—Not Shoddy Infrastructure
Protests erupt in Derna, Libya after devastating floods kill thousands and displace many more. Crowds gather outside Al Sahaba Mosque to demand accountability and denounce corruption in government. Authorities crack down on journalists reporting on the protests.
#war
Fox News: Islamic extremist attack in western Niger kills nearly a dozen soldiers amidst worsening security landscape
A violent attack by Islamic extremists in western Niger killed at least twelve soldiers and injured seven others. The soldiers were targeted while on a mission in the town of Kandadji. Following the attack, the wounded soldiers were evacuated to military hospitals for medical care.
Euromaidan Press: Norway bans Russian cars’ entry following similar bans in five EU states
Norway joins other EU states banning entry of Russian cars to cut off funding for Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
#foreignaffairs
Spectator USA: North Korea’s return of Travis King doesn’t mean relations are better
Private Travis King, who had crossed the inter-Korean border, has been expelled by North Korea. Despite being in custody, he is now in the hands of the United States, facing charges of assault and destruction of public property. North Korea's decision to release him does not indicate any improvement in relations with the United States. The geopolitical dynamics of the Korean peninsula have changed, and North Korea now has other priorities. The country wants its adversaries to meet its demands in negotiations, but it will not be forced to the negotiating table. Pyongyang is shifting its focus towards Russia as its "number one priority."
#economy
Washington Free Beacon: UAW To Expand Strike at Ford, GM
The United Auto Workers (UAW) will expand their strike to include Ford's Chicago assembly plant and GM's Lansing, Michigan, assembly plant, adding about 7,000 workers to the picket lines. UAW president Shawn Fain accused Ford and GM of refusing to make meaningful progress in negotiations. The strike, which is now in its third week, aims to secure higher wages, better benefits, and the elimination of a tiered wage system.
#military
Euromaidan Press: CNN: Some Ukrainian pilots receive English training in Texas ahead of F-16 Jet Instruction
A small number of Ukrainian pilots are receiving English training in Texas before they start training on F-16 fighter jets. The training is essential for them to operate, maintain, and understand the F-16 jets.
#culture
Daily Signal: Smithsonian's Latino Museum Intended to Radicalize US Hispanics
The controversy over the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Latino reveals its intention to promote a leftist perspective on Hispanic experiences in America. The museum's exhibit on capitalism was suspended after criticism, but it is clear that the museum aims to curate grievances against the United States. The hiring of radical professors and the dominance of woke scholars on the museum's advisory committee further solidifies these concerns.
#health
Fox News: Lethal 2mg dose of fentanyl on display at DEA laboratory highlights ongoing crisis
Nearly a dozen children, including a 1-year-old, have overdosed on fentanyl in Portland, Oregon since June, alarming the city officials. Fentanyl is suspected in all but one of the cases, with half of them being fatal. Portland police have intensified their efforts to combat the open-air fentanyl market in an abandoned downtown building.
#crime
Fox News: Compton man convicted of attempted murder in 2020 vengeful attack on LA sheriff's deputies
Man convicted of attempted murder for shooting two Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies in revenge attack. Also convicted of carjacking and robbery. Motivated by his best friend's death at the hands of deputies.
#sports
Fox News: Jared Goff claps back at Ryan Fitzpatrick over pregame comments: ‘Didn’t know I was a poor man’s anything’
Jared Goff leads the Lions to a dominant win over the Packers, clapping back at pregame comments. Goff plays well and gives credit to Ryan, despite being called a poor man's Matt Ryan.
Fox News: NC Central's Juan Velarde using his journey from Peru to the gridiron to inspire others
North Carolina Central University's football team, the Eagles, may not be a powerhouse, but they have a solid record. Punter Juan Velarde, an immigrant from Peru, was named to the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team for his community service.
Fox News: Michigan's Blake Corum making an impact off the field, realizes bigger purpose than football
Michigan running back Blake Corum has been recognized for his community service and philanthropic efforts by being selected for the AFCA Allstate Good Works team. Corum has organized turkey drives, backpack giveaways, and youth football camps, among other initiatives, in an effort to give back to his community. He believes that his purpose in life is greater than football and finds joy in making a difference in the lives of others.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: My First Buck: A Deer Hunt With Dad
A young boy goes deer hunting with his dad. They navigate through the dark woods, reaching their spot and successfully shooting a buck. They are met with excitement and congratulations from other hunters in the parking lot.
#other
Breitbart: Dozens Killed in Pakistan Suicide Bombings on Muslim Holiday
A suicide bomb was detonated near a mosque in Balochistan, Pakistan, killing over 50 people and injuring 70 more. Another bombing at a mosque inside a police station in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province resulted in four deaths and 12 injuries. The attacks occurred during celebrations of Mawlid an-Nabi, a holiday commemorating Muhammad's birth.
Forbes: Diversity Green Card Lottery Deserves To Be Managed Better
The US State Department has been canceling final interviews for over 10,000 applicants under the Diversity Green Card program, causing them to be denied U.S. permanent residence. This decision has devastated thousands of applicants and defeated the purpose of the Diversity green card lottery. The impact is particularly burdensome for those who have already completed expensive medical exams and traveled to other countries for interviews.