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#illegals
Flag And Cross: Liberal Massachusetts Calls Up National Guard After Being Overwhelmed by Trickle of Migrants
Massachusetts activated the National Guard to handle the influx of illegal immigrants. Governor Healey declared a state of emergency and called for assistance in providing shelter and basic services to immigrant families. Democratic-majority states, like Massachusetts, claim to support illegal immigrants but struggle to handle the situation.
#politics
Fox News: Majority party in Georgia launches campaign to impeach country's president
The dominant party in Georgia attempts to impeach President Zourabichvili, accusing her of violating the constitution and undermining Georgia's aspirations to join the EU. The impeachment campaign is unlikely to succeed.
#society
Red State: CNBC's List of 'Worst States to Live In' Perfectly Illustrates the Left's Political Pathology
Some states listed as the "worst states to live in" by CNBC are Florida, Arkansas, Tennessee, Indiana, Missouri, Alabama, South Carolina, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas. Reasons given include laws targeting LGBTQ+ rights, strict abortion laws, high crime rates, and healthcare issues. The list highlights the disconnect between political factors and the normal considerations people have when choosing where to live. The study exposes the left's focus on irrelevant factors, while people are fleeing blue states for the freedom and opportunity offered by red states.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Russia likely proposed North Korea participate in 3-way naval exercises with China, according to South Korea
South Korean spy agency says North Korea is likely to participate in three-way naval exercises with Russia and China. Russia's defense minister was invited to a military parade in Pyongyang by Kim Jong Un. Putin is seeking support in the war with Ukraine.
Fox News: Military veteran who served in Afghanistan appointed as new foreign minister in Netherlands
Hanke Bruins Slot, a military veteran, has been appointed as the Netherlands' new foreign minister, replacing Wopke Hoekstra. Bruins Slot's Christian Democrat Appeal party is expected to suffer a heavy defeat in the upcoming fall election. She will be involved in the Netherlands' support for Ukraine.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Wall Street Veteran: Recession is Inevitable, US Economic Decline Will Begin in 2024
Jeremy Grantham, co-founder of investment firm Grantham Mayo Van Otterloo, predicts an upcoming American economic recession despite belief from some economists and Federal Reserve staff members that it can be avoided. Grantham argues that the Federal Reserve's track record on recession predictions is poor and that the current situation in the US will lead to a recession and decline in stock prices. Grantham has accurately forecasted economic downturns in the past.
The Economist: Britain’s statisticians fix a blunder and find a bigger economy
Britain's statisticians at the Office for National Statistics make significant revisions to the country's economic data, revealing that the economy was actually 0.6% higher at the end of 2021 than previously reported. The revisions improve Britain's performance relative to its peers, but the overall economic narrative remains largely unchanged.
#culture
Forbes: Snoop Dogg On Breaking Into The Rule-Breaking Wine Business
Snoop Dogg, known for his music and entrepreneurial ventures, surprised the industry by entering the wine business. His brand, Cali by Snoop, offers a red wine blend that is accessible and of good quality. The partnership with Australian wine brand 19 Crimes shattered stereotypes about wine and attracted a diverse demographic. The brand has experienced robust sales and expanded to the UK market with the launch of a rosé. Snoop, who has invested in various industries, is passionate about bringing new flavors to his fans and sees this as just the beginning of his success in the wine industry.
#crime
Fox News: The very first thing hackers do as criminals
In the world of cybercrime, hackers follow a four-step process when plotting an attack: finding a target, researching the target, breaking into the network, and taking control. They use various techniques such as social media, the dark web, information brokers, and network scanning to identify vulnerabilities. Once a target is identified, cybercriminals do thorough research to gather information and plan their attack. They may use reconnaissance tools, social engineering, and keyloggers to collect sensitive data. The final stage is taking control of the network, where hackers exfiltrate valuable information or use it for extortion. To protect yourself, consider investing in removal services to remove your data from the internet, have good antivirus software, and use identity theft protection services.
Red State: Ukrainian Oligarch and Zelensky Benefactor Ihor Kolomoisky Arrested for Fraud in Kyiv
Ukrainian tycoon Ihor Kolomoisky, a former supporter of President Zelensky, has been detained in Kyiv on suspicion of fraud and money laundering. The crackdown on corruption comes as Ukraine faces pressure from its Western partners to address the issue. Kolomoisky, who is under U.S. sanctions, has denied any wrongdoing.
#outdoors
Fox News: Body of missing Rehoboth Beach swimmer, 31, washes ashore in Delaware: report
The body of a missing man who was last seen swimming in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, has been found. Richard A. Boateng, 31, was found washed ashore in a community north of Rehoboth Beach. Multiple agencies participated in the search and rescue effort, but unfortunately, he did not survive.