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#illegals
Fox News: Border Patrol union head says reported Biden plan to keep migrants in Texas won’t help agents: 'More rhetoric'
The head of the Border Patrol union says that a reported Biden administration plan to keep migrants in Texas during their asylum hearings won't secure the border. Instead, catch-and-releases will continue. The plan involves using GPS monitoring devices on migrants and expanding the Family Expedited Removal Program.
The Biden administration's plan to force migrants to stay in Texas is seen as a political move responding to complaints from liberal mayors. The administration aims to expand safe and orderly pathways for migrants while imposing consequences on those who fail to use them. The plan has faced criticism from Democrat mayors, state officials, and immigration activists, while the Border Patrol union dismisses it as ineffective and a waste of taxpayer dollars.
#politics
American Thinker: Across America, Republican politicians are unreliable squishes
Republicans and Democrats differ in their approaches to politics. Democrats tend to stick together and vote along party lines, while Republicans are more likely to break apart and abandon conservative policies. A study by CPAC found that Democrats voted for liberal policies 87% of the time, compared to Republicans who voted for conservative policies only 77% of the time. This leads to a divide within the Republican party, with some members aligning more with corporations than with conservative values. The Democrats' unity and lack of media opposition also give them an advantage in advancing their agenda.
Red State: Alaska Sues Biden Administration Over New Tongass Logging Ban
The state of Alaska is suing the Biden administration over the cancellation of a Trump-era policy allowing logging and general access to Tongass National Forest. Alaska officials argue that the decision hinders economic development and restricts resources.
American Thinker: The recrudescence of Nancy Pelosi
After being praised and expected to retire, Nancy Pelosi announces she will seek re-election in 2024. Questions arise about her motives and the potential nefarious intentions behind her comeback. The country already expressed concerns about aged politicians, making Pelosi's decision to return puzzling and suspicious.
#society
Red State: Judge Who Approved Warrant Allowing Police to Raid Kansas Newspaper Facing Misconduct Complaint
Unprecedented police raid on Kansas newspaper sparks outrage over First Amendment violation. Judge involved faces misconduct complaint. Investigation into identity theft as justification questioned. Raid disrupts newspaper operations and raises concerns about press freedom. Officials should face consequences for their actions.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Zelenskyy: Ukraine to receive more Gepard AA tanks to protect energy infrastructure
President Zelenskyy warns of upcoming Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure and announces that Ukraine will receive more Gepard AA tanks for protection.
Euromaidan Press: Russians improve their tactics, utilize chemical weapons from WWI and drones, says Ukrainian field commander
Ukrainian field commander Serhii Filimonov discusses the Russian tactics in Kupiansk, stating that they are using chemical weapons from WWI and employing drones. He describes their "meat grinders" tactic and acknowledges that they are evolving as an enemy.
Euromaidan Press: Musk confirms thwarting major Ukrainian attack in Crimea
Elon Musk denies Ukraine's request to activate Starlink in Crimea, preventing a major Ukrainian attack on Russia's naval fleet. Musk argues for a ceasefire instead of fighting over "small tracts of land."
#economy
Forbes: Rail Linking India With Europe Announced By Biden, Allies At G20 Summit
President Biden and other G20 leaders announced plans to construct a rail and shipping corridor linking India with the Middle East and Europe, aimed at advancing trade and reducing costs. The project, known as the India – Middle East – Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC), will feature a ship-to-rail transit network and provide connectivity for electricity, digital communication, and clean hydrogen export. The initiative is seen as a response to China's Belt and Road Initiative.
National Review: The UAW: Zeroing in on Net Zero
The United Auto Workers (UAW) is concerned about the forced transition to electric vehicles (EVs) and the impact it will have on jobs. They have called on the Biden administration to revise proposed vehicle emissions cuts that would require 67% of new vehicles to be electric by 2032. The UAW argues that the standards are premature and risk disrupting the market, while also benefiting Chinese EV suppliers. The UAW's stance highlights the tension between climate policy and job security in the auto industry.
The Blaze: Bill Gates' foundation bets nearly $100 million on Bud Light, former Anheuser-Busch exec says huge investment is a 'mistake'
Bill Gates has invested millions in Anheuser-Busch, despite the controversy surrounding Bud Light. The beer brand has faced a boycott following an advertising campaign with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney, leading to a significant drop in profits for Anheuser-Busch. However, former executives believe Gates is making a mistake, citing his previous unsuccessful investment in Heineken.
#religion
Fox News: Coach Joe Kennedy was 'banned from team meal,' was 'ostracized' when he returned to football job: lawyer
Coach Joe Kennedy, who won a Supreme Court battle for his right to pray on the football field, has resigned from his assistant coaching job in Washington. He cited family health issues as the reason for his resignation. Kennedy alleges that the school district retaliated against him, and his attorney is investigating the matter.
#crime
Forbes: Mila Kunis, Ashton Kutcher Apologize For Letters Praising Convicted Rapist Danny Masterson’s Character
Topline actors Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher apologize for writing letters in support of their former co-star Danny Masterson, who was sentenced to 30 years to life in prison for raping multiple women in the Church of Scientology.
Breitbart: Cartel Gunmen Attack Innocent U.S. Tourists in Mexico near Texas Border
A group of cartel gunmen attacked and shot at a convoy of tourists who had just crossed into Mexico from Texas, injuring at least seven. The tourists were mistaken for rivals or police forces by the Gulf Cartel.
Fox News: Shannon Brandt sentenced to prison in death of North Dakota teen Cayler Ellingson
Shannon Brandt was sentenced to five years in state prison for running over 18-year-old Cayler Ellingson following an argument. Brandt initially left the scene but later returned and called 911. He pleaded guilty to manslaughter.
Red State: Story About 'Dismantle Police' Dem Who Got Carjacked Takes Another Wild Turn With New Report
A Democratic politician in Minnesota claims she was carjacked and beaten by armed men, but some are questioning the authenticity of her story. In the past, she called for the dismantling of the police, but now she is grateful for their assistance. A law enforcement source reveals that officers are being encouraged to patrol her neighborhood, which has raised eyebrows and sparked criticism.
#sports
Breitbart: Biological Male Cyclists Take Gold Medals in Women's Championships
Transgender cyclists Evelyn Williamson and Tessa Johnson, biological males, won gold medals at separate women's championships in Illinois. They competed under the name TS-ESTRODOLLS and caused controversy in the cycling community.
#other
PJ Media: Director Is Baffled After Reporter Asks Why No Diversity in Film About 18th Century Denmark
Mads Mikkelsen stars in the film "The Promised Land," set in 1750 Denmark. A reporter questions the lack of diversity in the film, referencing new diversity rules for the Best Picture award. Mikkelsen pushes back, defending the film's historical accuracy.