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#illegals
American Thinker: Biden sells off wall materials, sells out our border security
The chaos at the southern border is a result of intentional actions by the Biden administration, not incompetence. They have halted construction of the border wall and are now selling off materials, making it difficult to complete the project. The administration's alternative policies have resulted in increased illegal border crossings, deaths, and drug trafficking. The selling of wall materials is a betrayal of national security.
#politics
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: Biden Wanders Out in Middle of Medal of Honor Ceremony
President Joe Biden, 80, received backlash for leaving a ceremony early after awarding a Vietnam veteran the Medal of Honor. He did not stay for the concluding prayer and did not wear a mask, despite previous statements. Concerns about his age continue to arise.
Daily Wire: Pence: GOP Must Choose Between Conservatism And Populism
Former Vice-President Mike Pence urged the Republican party to reject populism and return to the conservative principles embraced by Ronald Reagan. He emphasized the need for strong national defense, American leadership in the world, fiscal responsibility, pro-growth policies, traditional values, and a commitment to life. Pence criticized his former running mate and other Republican candidates for moving away from these principles and warned against ignoring the national debt crisis.
Breitbart: NYT: Joe Biden's Black, Hispanic Polling Numbers Worst Since Walter Mondale in 1984
President Joe Biden's polling numbers among black and Hispanic Democrats are at their lowest point since Walter Mondale in 1984. His support has dropped significantly among these groups, despite winning a large majority of their votes in the 2020 election. This decline in support could have a major impact on future elections, potentially benefiting former President Donald Trump.
Red State: Kamala Harris Says She’s Ready to Take Over as President if Biden Becomes Ill - Here’s What Could Happen
Vice President Kamala Harris asserts her readiness to assume the presidency if President Biden becomes ill due to concerns about his age and fitness. While she acknowledges the hypothetical scenario, Harris claims Biden will be fine and remains fit for his duties. If she were to step in, it could have both positive and negative consequences for her political career, as it would depend on her performance during her potential stint as president. Current public perception of Harris is already unfavorable, and any mishandling of the role could further damage her political prospects. Democrats are advised to avoid such a scenario to prevent potential disaster for the party.
Red State: Could Republicans Be Dismissing 'Unlikely Voters' at Their Own Peril?
Republicans need to pay attention to unlikely voters, a group of around 90-100 million people who are turned off by the election process. Reasons for not participating include not caring, feeling that their vote doesn't matter, and believing the system is corrupt. Unlikely voters could have supported Trump in 2020 and may swing towards him again in 2024. The GOP must find a way to engage and win over these voters, even though Trump's rhetoric may have contributed to their disenchantment with the political process.
National Review: Pence Blasts Trump and His ‘Populist Followers and Imitators’ in ‘Time for Choosing’ Speech
Former vice president Mike Pence gave a speech in New Hampshire criticizing the rising populist movement within the Republican Party. He warned that embracing populism could lead to the party's irrelevance and called for a choice between conservative principles and populism. Pence directly targeted former president Donald Trump and his supporters, saying that they echo progressive views and have similar positions on entitlement reform. He also criticized Florida governor Ron DeSantis and political newcomer Vivek Ramaswamy. Pence's speech aimed to preserve conservatism and constitutional norms in the face of populism.
Fox News: Wisconsin Democrats launch $4M ad blitz targeting GOP lawmakers considering impeachment of new liberal justice
Wisconsin Democrats launch a $4 million campaign to pressure GOP lawmakers against impeachment of new liberal justice, Janet Protasiewicz, to protect the liberal majority in the Wisconsin Supreme Court and the repeal of the state's abortion ban. Republicans threaten impeachment if Protasiewicz does not recuse herself from redistricting cases. Potential implications for the 2024 presidential election.
The Right Scoop: Here’s how the White House explains Biden just walking out of Medal of Honor ceremony early…
The White House claims Biden left the Medal of Honor ceremony early to minimize COVID risk. However, they did not clarify this beforehand and it seems like a cover-up.
The Blaze: Joy Behar gives Chris Christie a title that won't go over well with Republican voters: 'Champion to the left'
Joy Behar of "The View" referred to Chris Christie as a "champion" to Democrats due to his criticisms of Donald Trump. She expressed interest in questioning him about his hesitation to raise his hand in support of Trump during a previous debate. Christie's campaign did not respond to Behar's comments, but Politico confirmed that Democrats are drawn to Christie's campaign and his campaign is open to their support.
The New American: Wisconsin Bill Would Ban Gain-of-function Research in Higher Education - The New American
Wisconsin legislators propose a bill to ban gain-of-function research in higher education institutions. The bill aims to prevent the funding and conduct of such research, with violations resulting in a loss of state funds. Concerns over safety and the potential for catastrophic outcomes drive the need for this legislation. The University of Wisconsin-Madison, which has been involved in multiple incidents related to gain-of-function research, is currently under investigation. The risks associated with gain-of-function research, including its potential role in the creation of Covid-19, underscore the urgency of a ban. Wisconsin residents can support the bill by contacting their legislators through The John Birch Society.
#society
The Federalist: MSNBC Praises Man Accused Of Sexually Harassing Sorority Girls
MSNBC anchor praises transgender man accused of sexual harassment, ignoring allegations made by sorority sisters. Judge permits man to live in sorority house, despite concerns for safety. Coverage fails to address the serious accusations against him.
Fox News: Behar's personal swipe at Trump official makes co-host grimace: 'Unfortunately he has two children'
"The View" co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin reacts to Joy Behar's comment about a former Trump official. The show discusses a viral TikTok video on being single at 29.
Spectator USA: The sad end of letters
Millennials and Generation Z have reason to envy the older generation for many things, one of which is the lost art of letter writing. Letters were a source of pure delight and a way to explore deep thoughts and refine one's own beliefs. They were a form of communication that required time and effort, but were immensely satisfying. Unfortunately, with the advent of email and other digital forms of communication, this tradition has all but disappeared.
The Federalist: Joe Rogan, Bill Maher Call Out Ozempic As False Cure To Obesity
Bill Maher and Joe Rogan are critical of the weight-loss craze driven by the pharmaceutical industry for profit over health. They question the effectiveness and long-term side effects of drugs like Ozempic that are prescribed off-label for weight loss. The discussion also touches on the societal and economic factors that contribute to obesity, as well as the media's portrayal of the issue as a disease rather than a symptom of a toxic diet.
National Review: The Corner: ‘New Old Americans’
In episode 40, Charles interviews Winkman Twyman Jr. and Jennifer Richmond about their book on race in America. They discuss the worsening conversations about race despite improvements for African-Americans, the importance of racial solidarity, and the idea of focusing on "Old Americans" to move forward. They also touch on the nerves surrounding authentic conversations about race. Subscribe now.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russo-Ukrainian war, day 560: Armenia questions ties with Russia, sends first aid to Ukraine
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 560: Armenia provides aid to Ukraine. Over 7 million artillery shells procured. Romania denies Russian drones entering its territory.
Daily Wire: Biden Administration To Send $175 Million Package With Depleted Uranium Munitions To Ukraine
The Biden administration will provide Ukraine with depleted uranium tank rounds in its war with Russia. The decision comes after weeks of debate and despite concerns about the dangers of the munitions. The U.S. has also sent air defense equipment and other artillery munitions valued at up to $175 million.
#economy
National Review: The Corner: United Auto Workers Opens Up a New Front in the Class War
UAW president Shawn Fain criticizes excessive benefits and privileges for workers in traditional industries, highlighting disparities and hardships faced by majority of members.
#history
All Outdoor: Curious Relics #072: The H&R 733 Guardsman Part III
In this segment of "Curious Relics," the author provides information on the H&R 733 Guardsman revolver. They discuss its history, variations, dating through serial numbers, specifications, and after-market parts and accessories. The H&R 733 Guardsman was produced from 1958 to 1986, had adjustable sights, and could shoot .32 S&W Long. Although accessories are scarce, parts can still be found to keep the revolver in working condition.
#health
The New American: Study: Marijuana-impaired Driving More Prevalent in More Permissive States - The New American
A study finds that states with permissive cannabis laws have higher rates of marijuana-impaired driving. The loosening of restrictions has led to increased marijuana use and potency, with little effort made to address the risks of driving under the influence. Traditional tests for impaired driving are ineffective for marijuana, and a concerning number of drivers involved in fatal crashes test positive for recent marijuana use.
#education
Breitbart: Poison Ivy: Free Speech Org FIRE Names Harvard Worst School for Free Speech in America
Harvard University is ranked worst for free speech in 2023, scoring zero out of 100 due to its poor response to deplatforming and low student sentiment.
#crime
Fox News: Trump says he will 'absolutely' take the stand and testify in his own defense
Former President Trump expressed his willingness to testify in his impending trials and defended himself against the charges. He compared the investigations to the Russia collusion probe and criticized the Clinton campaign's involvement in the Steele dossier. Trump faces multiple indictments and has pleaded not guilty to all charges.
Fox News: Gary Busey being investigated for alleged hit-and-run car accident
Actor Gary Busey is under investigation for a car accident on the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu. Busey allegedly collided with another vehicle but did not stop afterwards. This is not the first time Busey has been involved in an accident, as he previously hit a woman in 2015.
Fox News: Wanted man kills pedestrian while high moments after cop let him go: report
Law enforcement in New York allowed a suspect involved in a minor car accident to leave the scene just minutes before he struck and killed a pedestrian while under the influence of drugs. The suspect, Antonio Robles-Sanchez, was allowed to go on his way despite an arrest warrant in Pennsylvania.
Less than an hour after the accident, Robles-Sanchez hit and killed a 65-year-old woman before fleeing the scene. He was later arrested and faces multiple felony charges.
#science
The New American: Climate Scientist Exposes Censorship of Scientific Journals - The New American
Climate scientist Dr. Patrick Brown admits to omitting information that doesn't support the narrative of climate alarmism in order to get his research published in prestigious journals. He exposes the suppression of alternative voices in the climate change debate. The biases of journal editors and reviewers shape the collective output of the field of climate science, distorting research and misinforming the public.
Fox News: 5 asteroids to pass Earth this week, including one as big as a house: NASA
Five asteroids, including one as big as a house and another as big as a plane, will pass by Earth this week. The closest one will be about 946,000 miles away.
#technology
Newsbusters: AI to Creep on Call of Duty Gamers’ Conversations to Censor Speech
Video game company Call of Duty is using artificial intelligence to moderate in-game voice chats, targeting toxic speech. The AI technology, called ToxMod, will identify and enforce against hate speech, discrimination, and more. Critics raise concerns about bias and potential censorship.
#other
Forbes: What Went Wrong With Tim McGraw’s New Album?
Country music star Tim McGraw, who has been in the music industry for three decades, has released his latest album, "Standing Room Only," which has unexpectedly flopped on the Billboard charts, debuting at No. 75. This is only the third time in his career that he has failed to reach the top 10 with a new album. Despite the underwhelming performance, McGraw remains a respected and influential figure in the country music industry.
Washington Free Beacon: Biden To Cancel Trump's Oil Drilling Leases in Alaska
The U.S. Department of the Interior is set to cancel oil and gas leases in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge that were obtained by an Alaska state development agency. The action, part of President Biden's efforts to combat climate change, comes after the Trump administration sold the leases despite objections from environmentalists and indigenous groups.
The Economist: Can YIMBYs ease the global housing crunch?
The YIMBY movement is gaining momentum as a solution to the global housing shortage, with advocates pushing for market-led solutions to increase housing supply. Flannery Associates, owned by Silicon Valley moguls, plans to build a new town in Solano County, California, to address the housing crisis. YIMBYs argue that strict zoning and planning laws make it difficult and expensive to build new housing, contributing to the shortage. The movement has gained traction in countries like the US, UK, Australia, and New Zealand, where housing shortages are particularly acute.
Forbes: Butterfly Thought To Be Locally Extinct Rediscovered In Scotland—And It's Not The First Time We've Been Wrong
The Northern Brown Argus butterfly, believed to have been extinct for 100 years, has been rediscovered in Scotland's Ochil Hills. Butterfly Conservation aims to protect the species . Similarly, other species thought to be lost, such as the Australian night parrot, New Guinea singing dog, pygmy tarsier monkey, Galápagos tortoise, and Jackson's climbing salamander, have also been rediscovered in recent years, showing the perseverance of these animals . The United Nations reports that the threat of extinction is increasing for many animal and plant species due to human-driven changes in the environment, including climate change and pollution .