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#illegals
Fox News: 186,000 migrants, refugees have arrived in southern Europe in 2023, UN says
In 2023, around 186,000 migrants and refugees arrived in Southern Europe, with the majority coming from Tunisia and Libya. Over 2,500 people died or went missing while attempting to cross the Mediterranean. This increase in migration is due to insecurity and racially motivated attacks. The UNHCR and IOM expressed concern about the grave conditions faced by refugees and migrants in detention facilities. The number of arrivals in Greece has increased by 300%, while Spain and Italy have also seen significant increases.
#politics
Red State: AOC's Hilarious Comment About Elon's Visit to the Border Breaks All the Irony Meters
Elon Musk highlights the crisis at the border, questioning mainstream media's silence. He visits the border, shedding light on the issue and emphasizing the importance of citizen journalism. Rep. Tony Gonzales and local law enforcement express the overwhelming situation. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez criticizes Musk's visit, while conveniently ignoring the border crisis herself. Democratic politicians show lack of concern and responsibility towards the crisis, leaving it to a billionaire to address.
Fox News: Trump comment about punishing Gen. Milley with ‘death’ causes major outcry from GOP rivals
Former President Donald Trump is facing backlash from within the Republican Party after suggesting that Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley committed crimes worthy of the death penalty. Trump accused Milley of colluding with China during the Capitol protests. Republican presidential hopefuls, including Mike Pence and Chris Christie, criticized Trump's comments, while Milley expressed concern for his family's safety.
Fox News: Musk goes to border to expose crisis, GOP moves to defund Biden official's salary and more top headlines
Elon Musk live-streams visit to southern border crisis. Republicans strip salary of Biden climate official leading EV charge. Hundreds busted in human trafficking operation, Disney employees involved. Lawmakers criticize Biden admin over filthy military barracks. Biden family members issued subpoenas. Ukraine aid at center of government shutdown fight. Major California law enforcement officials decry Newsom's new gun control laws. Wall Street Journal reporter detained in Russia. DC landlord unable to evict rent-free tenants. Former Obama aide lashes out at Biden for joining autoworkers picket line.
American Thinker: Here's how we know that climate change hysteria is bunkum
Climate change is a complex issue with many factors influencing temperature changes. The impact of CO2 and the percentage of manmade contribution remain scientifically unknown and unprovable. However, climate change is used as a political weapon to push oppressive government regulations and fearmongering tactics.
#war
Euromaidan Press: British intel: hundreds of Wagner mercenaries return to Ukraine frontlines
British intel reveals that hundreds of Wagner mercenaries are returning to Ukraine's frontlines, integrating into other volunteer units. The mercenaries' expertise and familiarity with the terrain make them a significant threat in the ongoing conflict.
Foreign Policy: Iran Is Exploiting Divisions and U.S. Inaction in Iraqi Kurdistan
The prime minister of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq warns that Kurdistan is at risk of collapsing unless the United States intervenes. The region faces mounting political and economic challenges, with rival militia groups circling. Kurdistan's collapse would have implications beyond Iraq.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Israeli NGOs Lead The Way In Addressing Africa's Sustainable Development Goals
Africa is facing challenges including income inequality, food insecurity, and inadequate infrastructure. Climate change effects such as higher temperatures and droughts are also impacting the continent. Israeli NGOs are working to address these issues by providing expertise in scientific and technological innovations, sharing knowledge and solutions with African countries. They are working towards achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals in various areas including gender equality, poverty reduction, health, education, clean water and sanitation, clean energy, economic growth, and climate action.
#economy
National Review: Climate Scientists Increasingly Favor Destroying the Economy
Almost three-quarters of climate policy researchers are either neutral or opposed to economic growth in the name of battling global warming, according to a survey by Nature Sustainability. Only 27% of respondents stated a preference for "green growth", while the majority either felt neutral about economic growth or believed it to be bad. Researchers in wealthier regions, such as the European Union and North America, were more opposed to "green growth" than those in poorer areas, and economists and natural scientists were more likely to favor economic growth compared to social scientists.
American Thinker: Canadian cabinet spends taxpayer money like a drunken sailor during retreat to discuss inflation
Members of Prime Minister Trudeau's cabinet spent over $275,000 on a three-day retreat to discuss inflation at a luxurious hotel in Vancouver. They spent $46,266 on food alone, while room charges amounted to $129,469. Despite this extravagance, Trudeau claimed to be working towards making life more affordable for Canadians.
#health
Flag And Cross: Doll Play Boosts Social Development In Children With Autism, Finds Study
A study from Cardiff University suggests that playing with dolls can aid in the social development of children, including those with autism. The research found that engaging in conversations during doll play increased brain activity associated with social processing in children with autism traits. This study shows that all children, regardless of their neurodevelopmental profile, can benefit from doll play as a tool for practicing social scenarios and developing social skills, such as empathy.
#sports
Forbes: Steelers Look To Continue Run Defense Turnaround
Las Vegas Raiders running back Josh Jacobs gets tackled by Pittsburgh Steelers linebackers during an NFL game.
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Forbes: Indian Paints Billionaire Ashwin Dani Dies At 80
Indian paints magnate Ashwin Dani, non-executive director of Asian Paints, passed away in Mumbai at age 80. Asian Paints, one of Asia's largest paint companies, had a revenue of $4.1 billion in the last financial year. Dani played a key role in its growth and success.
Forbes: As Reunion Tours Rise, Yellowcard Makes Record Comeback
Reunion tours are making a comeback as artists capitalize on fans' willingness to spend after the pandemic-induced pause on live events. Live concerts have always been a major revenue driver, and now artists have the opportunity to reignite their brands by filling venues, maximizing merchandise sales, and fueling streaming spikes. Rock band Yellowcard experienced a resurgence after disbanding in 2016, with their 20th-anniversary tour attracting larger crowds and a booming fanbase. Other bands like Mae and Thursday are also finding success with reunion tours, connecting with old and new fans alike.