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#illegals
Fox News: Minnesota begins process for issuing driver's licenses to undocumented immigrants under new law
Minnesota officials have announced that people living in the state without legal immigration status can now apply for a driver's license by making an appointment for their written test. The new law, set to take effect on October 1, removes the requirement for applicants to show legal presence. Supporters argue that the law will improve public safety, while opponents claim it will encourage illegal immigration.
#politics
Fox News: Tuberville showered with support as Biden admin refuses to urge Democrats to vote on held military nominations
Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., is being criticized by the Biden administration for holding up military nominations. Tuberville's actions are in response to the Pentagon's policy on reimbursing transportation costs for service members who travel for abortions. Republicans argue that the administration is prioritizing social justice over national security.
Fox News: Tim Scott's mother: 'If my son is elected, I want him to focus on helping people'
Frances Scott, mother of Republican presidential hopeful Sen. Tim Scott, hopes her son will help the less fortunate and remain true to his roots if elected president. In an interview with FOX News, Frances credited her faith for guiding her while raising her sons. During his presidential announcement speech, Sen. Scott praised his mother and her sacrifices. Frances urged her son to focus on helping those in need if he becomes president.
Fox News: House Judiciary investigating alleged 'abusive tactics' by Special Counsel Jack Smith's team
The House Judiciary Committee is investigating alleged misconduct by a prosecutor on Special Counsel Jack Smith’s team. Committee Chairman Jim Jordan sent a letter to Smith stating that the panel is investigating DOJ prosecutor Jay Bratt for improperly pressuring a lawyer representing Trump valet and aide Waltine Nauta. Jordan raised concerns about the abusive tactics of the Office of the Special Counsel and its commitment to impartial justice.
Red State: NEW: House Judiciary Committee Launches Inquiry Into Prosecutorial Abuses by Jack Smith's Office
The House Judiciary Committee is investigating prosecutorial abuses by Special Counsel Jack Smith and his deputy Jay Bratt. Jordan has requested documents related to Woodward's representation and alleged conflicts of interest.
Flag And Cross: Watch: Tucker Interviews Alleged Obama Gay Lover - 'It Became Obvious Very Quick'
Former President Barack Obama's past love life is under scrutiny as rumors circulate about his potential return to the White House. Claims have surfaced that Obama wrote about "repeatedly fantasizing" about gay sex in a letter from 1982. Larry Sinclair, a man who alleges a sexual relationship with Obama, spoke with Tucker Carlson about their alleged encounter in 1999, where Sinclair claims Obama was open to sex and drugs. Many question Sinclair's credibility due to his criminal past.
Forbes: ‘Second Amendment Absolutist’ Ramaswamy Endorses Gun Ownership For Convicted Felons
Vivek Ramaswamy, a top GOP candidate, believes that convicted felons should have the right to carry guns, stating that everyone has the right to bear arms. He argues that restricting gun ownership will only leave law-abiding citizens defenseless while criminals still possess firearms. Ramaswamy dismisses concerns about mass shootings in schools and instead emphasizes the need to remove mentally ill and dangerous individuals from society. His controversial stance has drawn attention and criticism from his opponents.
Newsbusters: Morning Joe Buries Looming Hunter Indictment, Rips 'Howling' Republicans
Special counsel David Weiss plans to indict Hunter Biden this month on gun possession charges. Morning Joe attempted to downplay the news and discredit critics, emphasizing Weiss's appointment by Donald Trump. Hunter's plea deal collapsed due to probing questions from the judge, leading to further investigations into his alleged influence-peddling schemes. The indictment greatly concerns President Biden and his family.
Red State: NEW: Trump Notifies Court He May Seek to Remove Fulton County Case to Federal Court
Former President Donald Trump has notified the court that he may seek to remove the racketeering case against him to federal court. Trump has not yet formally filed a Notice of Removal, but he has filed an "Initial Notice Regarding Removal of His Prosecution to Federal Court." This move could be to anticipate an upcoming scheduling order.
Breitbart: Poll: Donald Trump Holds 39-Point Lead in California Republican Primary
Former President Donald Trump holds a 39-point lead in California's Republican primary race. Trump's support has increased by 11 points since May, while Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has seen a ten-point decrease in support. DeSantis's campaign has shifted focus to early states like Iowa, South Carolina, and New Hampshire.
#society
Daily Wire: Portland City Council Passes Ban On Hard Drug Use On Public Property, But State Must Approve
The Portland City Council unanimously passed a ban on using hard drugs on public property, aiming to combat rampant open-air drug use. The ban would need to be approved by Oregon's state legislature, which recently decriminalized hard drug use. If enacted, the ban would impose criminal penalties, including jail time or fines, for drug use on public property. Many residents support the ban due to the worsening drug addiction crisis and increasing fatal overdoses.
The Blaze: LGBTQ+ History Month proposal voted down by Miami-Dade County School Board
The Miami-Dade County School Board rejected a proposal for an LGBTQ+ History Month, despite arguments that it is a symbolic gesture and does not impact instructional materials. Board members appointed by Republican Governor Ron DeSantis were among those who voted against it, citing concerns about its legality and potential violation of the Parental Rights in Education law. The proposal had received support from some board members and passed in other counties, but it was ultimately rejected in Miami-Dade.
Euromaidan Press: Stephen Fry meets with Zelenskyy in Kyiv and takes bomb shelter
British actor and comedian Stephen Fry meets with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy in Kyiv and takes shelter in a bomb shelter due to an air raid alert.
Breitbart: WATCH - 'Back in the Saddle': Texans Rescue Herd of Escaped Horses
Escaped horses from Texas A&M University's Parsons Mounted Cavalry were safely returned home with the help of Texas locals. Witnesses stopped to offer assistance as the horses trotted along the fence line. The horses are usually seen during game days at Texas A&M University.
Daily Wire: 13 Presidential Centers Issue Joint Message On ‘Principles Of Democracy’
Thirteen ex-presidents' foundations issue joint statement on American democracy, emphasizing compassion, tolerance, and respect. They acknowledge America's shortcomings but stress the importance of democracy and civility.
PJ Media: No, Portland, More Money Won't Fix Your City, but Less Money Just Might
Residents are fleeing Portland due to drug addicts setting up squat in their yards. The city's leadership, including Mayor Ted Wheeler, is promoting ineffective solutions.
Forbes: A Revitalized Fifth Avenue Corridor Will Greet New York Fashion Week Guests
New York City is facing issues with crime and illegal immigration, leading to a decrease in visitors. However, the city is gearing up for New York Fashion Week, which not only benefits the fashion industry but also contributes significantly to the city's economy. Fifth Avenue, known as America's largest virtual outdoor luxury mall, is home to various luxury brands and retailers who have been working to enhance the shopping experience to attract more visitors. Despite the challenges, the area is seeing an increase in foot traffic and hopes to surpass predictions for visitor recovery.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: The Dangerous Loophole in Western Sanctions on Russia
Russia's economic blockade is effective, but its military is struggling due to its reliance on advanced electronic components from the US. Ukraine, on the other hand, has modernized its military with Western tanks and drones, using advanced technology in warfare. Russia is finding ways to import these components through third countries and technology partnerships with Iran and China.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Trump's Niece Disagrees With Branding Of Biden's Economic Policy As Failure
President Biden's economic policies, known as Bidenomics, have received mixed reactions. Despite rising wages and slowing inflation, Biden is struggling to convince the public of his economic stewardship. A recent poll showed that only 25% of Americans support his major policy actions. Disgruntlement is more pronounced among younger individuals and minority groups, which are crucial for Democratic victories. Some attribute this to high inflation, while others believe the administration hasn't promoted its record effectively. The economy has held up fairly well, with GDP growth and job additions, but there are concerns about a looming recession due to uncertainty. Economists have credited Biden for successfully navigating the tough economic environment.
Foreign Policy: Turks Are Running Out of Cash—and Patience
Inflation in Turkey is causing financial strain for many people. Despite recent efforts to control inflation, it continues to rise and impact the economy. The high cost of living is affecting people's ability to go out, enjoy cultural activities, and afford education, leading to stress and a decrease in quality of life.
#military
Breitbart: Pakistan: ‘Large Group of Terrorists’ Storm Border from Afghanistan, 16 Killed
Pakistani military repels terrorist attack from Afghanistan, resulting in 16 casualties.
#culture
National Review: Elon Musk’s Ugly War with the ADL
Elon Musk and the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) are clashing on social media. Critics argue that the ADL has become ineffective in fighting antisemitism, while others disagree with Musk's exaggerated claims about the organization's responsibility for financial losses at X (formerly Twitter). Musk has threatened to sue the ADL, blaming their accusations of antisemitism for costing his company billions in advertising revenue. The ADL's decline from its original purpose has been documented by authors, revealing a blind eye to left-wing antisemitism. Musk's battle against the ADL may be a performance to bolster his image as a defender of free speech, but it has also provided validation to antisemites who believe in conspiracies against Jews.
#education
Fox News: School board member does Nazi salute in clash with 'dictator' rival
During an Ohio school board meeting, President Patry and board member Zakkour argued over board transparency. Zakkour sarcastically gave a Nazi salute. Patry resigned and Drum became president.
#crime
Fox News: Russian cybercrime suspects indicted in multi-million dollar Trickbot malware and Conti ransomware scheme
Several alleged Russian cybercriminals were indicted in a multi-million dollar ransomware scheme targeting hospitals, schools, and businesses. The Trickbot malware and Conti ransomware schemes were used to steal money and personal information from victims worldwide. The indictments send a message that cybercriminals will be pursued and held accountable.
#sports
Fox News: WWE legend Ric Flair remembers the late Bray Wyatt: 'A genius'
Two-time WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair attended the funeral of WWE star Bray Wyatt, expressing admiration for Wyatt's contributions to the sport. Flair praised Wyatt's unique entrance gimmick and described him as a talented and versatile athlete. Wyatt's untimely death was caused by a heart attack, and it was revealed that he was not wearing a recommended heart defibrillator at the time. Despite battling a "life-threatening illness," Wyatt was planning to make a wrestling comeback before his sudden passing. He is survived by his fiancée and four children.
#other
Forbes: Billionaire Francois Pinault Now Majority Stakeholder In Hollywood Agency Of Tom Hanks, Steven Spielberg
French billionaire François Pinault's Artemis holding company has acquired a majority stake in Creative Artists Agency (CAA), valued at $7 billion. This move adds the talent and sports agency of Hollywood stars such as Vin Diesel, Jennifer Aniston, and Salma Hayek to Pinault's asset portfolio, which is valued at $40 billion. The acquisition will allow Pinault to expand further into the entertainment industry and increase diversity.
Fox News: ERCOT urges Texans to cut power use as grid threatened for first time since 2021 blackout
Texas' power grid manager, ERCOT, asks residents to conserve electricity due to high demand and low reserves caused by sizzling summer heat. The state's grid had previously experienced outages during a deadly winter blackout in 2021. ERCOT's request comes after the grid operator issued a level 2 energy emergency alert and power from renewable sources proved insufficient.
Fox News: Federal judge deals another blow to Minnesota copper-nickel mine proposal
A federal judge dismisses Twin Metals' lawsuit seeking to regain mineral rights leases for the proposed copper-nickel mine near the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in Minnesota. The judge ruled that the court didn't have jurisdiction to overrule federal decisions.
Breitbart: WATCH: Three-Legged Florida Bear Raids Family's White Claw Stash
A three-legged bear known as "Tripod" broke into a family's patio in Lake Mary, Florida, and helped himself to some White Claws from the fridge. Thirteen-year-old Joseph Diglio caught the encounter on camera, while his dog alerted him to the bear's presence. The bear also indulged in some fish food and has previously broken into the family's patio.
Flag And Cross: Mansion Rebuilt By Buckingham Palace Architect On Market For $2.2M
A 184-year-old mansion, rebuilt by an architect who worked on Buckingham Palace, is on the market for £1.75M ($2.2M). The six-bedroom Grimston Manor, with its library, wine cellar, and reception rooms, is a unique buying opportunity. Nestled in parkland near York, the property retains many original features and offers both a country retreat and convenient access to local amenities.