Today’s Top 5:
1.Federal Judge Deals Blow to Biden’s Immigration Plans
A federal judge has blocked the White House’s new rules for people seeking asylum at the U.S.–Mexico border, handing a win to left-wing immigration groups.
U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar—an Obama appointee—in Northern California found the rules unlawful because the mandate imposes conditions that Congress did not intend. Judge Tigar stayed his own ruling for 14 days, allowing the Biden administration to appeal before his order takes effect.
2.DeSantis Involved in Car Accident on Way to Event in Tennessee: Campaign
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis was involved in a car crash on Tuesday while campaigning in Tennessee, according to his campaign.
The Republican 2024 presidential candidate was not injured in the incident, spokesman Bryan Griffin said in a statement. Members of Mr. DeSantis’s campaign were also in the vehicle, he suggested.
“We appreciate the prayers and well wishes of the nation for his continued protection while on the campaign trail,” Mr. Griffin said. He also said that “this morning, the governor was in a car accident while traveling to an event in Chattanooga, Tennessee … he and his team are uninjured.”
3.US citizens will need visa to travel to Europe in 2024: What to know
Anyone looking to travel to Europe in 2024 should be aware of a new requirement that will go into effect for U.S. passport holders.
If you previously traveled to Europe without a visa, you will now need to apply for authorization through the European Travel Information and Authorization System, or ETIAS, before visiting.
Here’s what you need to know.
Today, American travelers have visa-free access to 184 global destinations, according to the Henley Passport Index. And while the U.S. passport is currently ranked eighth-most powerful passport to own, that could be set to shift when the European Union adds its new documentation requirements for U.S. visitors.
4.IRS Destroyed 30 Million Taxpayer Docs–Republicans Demand Explanation
Republicans on two major congressional panels responsible for oversight are demanding answers from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) about its decision to destroy more than 30 million taxpayer documents.
In a letter to IRS Commissioner Daniel Werfel, House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Jason Smith (R-Mo.) and Ways and Means Subcommittee on Oversight Chairman David Schweikert (R-Ariz.) reiterated a past request for a memorandum detailing the reasoning behind the 2021 decision (pdf).
5.Judge Demands Explanation From Hunter Biden’s Lawyers Over Alleged Lie to Court Clerk
Lawyers for Hunter Biden may face legal sanctions for allegedly misrepresenting themselves to the court clerk in order to have information related to IRS whistleblowers removed from the case record.
A member of Mr. Biden’s legal team is accused of falsely identifying herself while requesting the removal of amicus materials. According to the court clerk, Jessica Bengels, a New York-based Latham and Watkins litigation services director, contacted the clerk and asked to have the information kept confidential.
In a July 25 letter, Theodore Kittila informed Delaware Judge Maryellen Noreika of the alleged trick, and that the clerk’s office had “advised that someone contacted the court representing that they worked with my office and that they were asking the court to remove this from the docket.”
WORLD NEWS
US government issues warning to citizens in Ireland
Americans are urged to “keep a low profile” amid an outbreak of violence in Dublin
The US Embassy in Dublin has told visitors to take special precautions and follow a number of safety measures as the
Irish capital is experiencing a surge in violent crimes. This comes as the local authorities are now trying to boost the city’s police force.
US to Provide Ukraine With Black Hornet Spy Drones
The U.S. Department of Defense announced $400 million in additional security assistance for Ukraine on Tuesday, including air defense missiles, armored vehicles and small drones, as Ukraine’s counteroffensive against Russia grinds on.
The new aid package, which was first reported by Reuters, will include for the first time U.S. furnished Black Hornet surveillance drones made by Teledyne FLIR Defense, part of Teledyne Technologies.
The Norwegian-built Hornet is being used in Ukraine through donations by the British and Norwegian governments, the company said. FLIR Unmanned Aerial Systems was awarded a $93 million contract in April to provide the small reconnaissance drones to the U.S. Army.
Russia and Belarus omitted from Paris Olympics invitees
International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach on Wednesday formally invited 203 countries, but not Russia and Belarus, to participate in the Paris Olympics which begin in a year’s time.
Bach had said in mid-July that neither Russia nor its ally in the invasion of Ukraine, Belarus, would be invited as a team.
The IOC has however left the door open for Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete as neutrals in the 2024 Summer Games without their teams competing.
Toll from Ecuador jail riots hits 31 as army wrests back control
Death toll from riots in Ecuador’s prisons climbs as soldiers storm a violence-hobbled jail in port of Guayaquil.
Ben & Jerry’s Parent Company Says It Will Allow Russia Employees to Be Conscripted
Unilever, the parent company of Ben & Jerry’s, has agreed to comply with Russian conscript law, opening up the possibility that thousands of its employees in Russia could be sent to the war in Ukraine if called up.
In a letter to B4Ukraine, a global coalition of civil society organizations calling for foreign companies to leave the Russian market, Unilever said it was aware of the Russian law “requiring any company operating in Russia to permit the conscription of employees should they be called.” The consumer goods giant said it will “always comply with all the laws of the countries we operate in.”
“We continue to run our business in Russia in alignment with our global principles, including the safety and wellbeing of our employees,” the letter says.
Six men guilty of murder over Brussels terrorist attacks in 2016
Six men have been found guilty of murder and attempted murder for their part in the 2016 Brussels terrorist attacks that killed 32 people and injured more than 300.
They include Salah Abdeslam, who is already serving a life sentence in France for his role in the 2015 Paris terrorist attacks which targeted the Bataclan theatre and France’s national stadium, killing 130 people and injuring 350. He was arrested four days before the Brussels attack.
French authorities allowed Abdeslam, along with four others, to be transported to Belgium so they could face justice over the country’s biggest peacetime attack.
Cases of Severe Tropical Disease Exploding With No End in Sight: WHO
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that cases of dengue fever could reach record highs this year.
Dengue rates are rising globally, with reported cases since 2000 up eight-fold to 4.2 million in 2022, a WHO official said on July 21.
This coming from a country known for its citizens’ stereotypical propensity to drink …
Ireland signs law requiring cancer warnings on all alcoholic beverages
The Irish government says the measure — opposed by drinks industry chiefs worldwide but cleared by EU and WTO regulators — will come into force in May 2026.
Ecuador Declares State of Emergency After Violent Crime Wave Claims Local Mayor
The president of Ecuador, Guillermo Lasso, declared a state of emergency in three of the country’s provinces on Monday following a wave of violence over the weekend that left several dead, including Mayor of Manta Agustín Intriago.
The decree imposes a 60-day curfew in the Manabí, Los Ríos, and Durán provinces of the country, establishing a late-night curfew and commanding a 155-percent increase in the number of police officers in Durán, resulting in an increase from 470 to 1,200 officers.
Heatwave and drought leave Tunisia farmers struggling to survive
The heat is not helping. Already four years into a drought, Monday’s peak of 50 degrees Celsius (122 degrees Fahrenheit) has left water short in supply and the future uncertain.
Conditions for farmers are getting progressively worse, she says. However, between government policy and climate change, they are becoming impossible.
“There’s a serious water scarcity here,” Naffef told Al Jazeera. “The wells are getting dry and the government is putting too many restrictions on water policies.”
“You’re now banned from irrigating your vegetables using water from those old wells,” she said, though cautioning that water remained for animals and trees. “Of course, farmers will disobey these new orders. They need to save their lands. We’re now trying to help each other.”
Fire-Ravaged Greece Braces for More Heat.
Fire-ravaged Greece is the focus of Mediterranean heat, with temperatures set to climb back up to 47C (116.6F) on Wednesday, even as other parts of Europe cool.
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U.S. NEWS, POLITICS & GOVERNMENT
US Lawmaker Wants Answers as ‘Militarized’ IRS Gets $10 Mln in Guns, Ammo and Gear
The Internal Revenue Service received a $80 billion boost in funding last year as part of the $1.2 trillion Inflation Reduction Act, and announced plans to hire tens of thousands of agents and spend billions of dollars on “enforcement.” The move comes amid decades-old concerns about the growing militarization of law enforcement in the US.
A US lawmaker has sounded the alarm about the millions of dollars’ worth of weapons and tactical equipment purchased by the IRS in recent years, and has asked the agency to account for the purchases.
“While I recognize the Criminal Investigation division has a law enforcement role, recent reports have indicated that the IRS has made substantial purchases of weaponry and tactical gear. As a civilian agency whose stated mission is to ‘provide America’s taxpayers top-quality service by helping them understand and meet their tax responsibilities and enforce the law with integrity and fairness to all’, the increasing militarization of the IRS is of growing concern,” Representative Stephanie Bice wrote in an open letter to IRS commissioner Daniel Werfel.
Citing a recent watchdog report that the agency spent nearly $10 million on weapons, ammunition and gear including tactical lighting, optical sights and ballistic helmets since 2020, Bice asked the IRS chief to provide more information on the “quantity and type” of the weapons, ammunition, explosive devices, armored vehicles, drones, tear gas and other equipment in the agency’s possession.
“It is important for Congress to conduct thorough oversight of IRS,” Bice stressed.
Bice, a Republican from Oklahoma, is a member of the powerful House Appropriations Committee, the House Budget Committee, and the Committee on House Administration. The lawmaker expects a reply back from Werfel within five business days.
Just What Was Henry “Old Friend Of China” Kissinger Doing With Chairman Xi?
When Trilateral Commission sage Kissinger shows up in unexpected places, we should look closely to see what this 100 year-old snake is up to. This was not an official visit, but remember, it was Kissinger in 1972 who thawed relations with China, which made it possible for Zbigniew Brzezinski to induct them into the modern world in 1976- and subsequently feed them Technocracy’s dogma to build a giant global octopus.
What message could Kissinger have delivered to Xi in private?
Kissinger is the last remaining living legacy of the late David Rockefeller. Kissinger was always known as a “Rockefeller man” dating back to the 1960s. The Rockefellers had a century-long love affair with China and picked it as the perfect launching pad to build a model Technocracy for world domination. Have these goals been lost or is Kissinger merely reminding them of their proper place in the world?
Aaron Hernandez’s Brother Arrested for Allegedly Plotting School Shootings
Aaron Hernandez’s older brother, Dennis “D.J.” Hernandez, has been arrested over concern he was allegedly planning school shootings.
WFSB reported that Hernandez was allegedly planning attacks on University of Connecticut and Brown University.
This arrest marks his fourth arrest this year.
TMZ Sports noted that Hernandez was arrested by officers from the Bristol Police Department, and that the BPD described him “gravely disabled and a danger to society.”
Pervert New York City gynecologist Robert Hadden was sentenced to 20 years in prison by a federal judge after sexually assaulting dozens of his patients for decades — including the wife of former presidential candidate Andrew Yang when she was seven months pregnant.
The 64-year-old doctor was convicted in January on sex trafficking charges of four counts of enticing victims to cross state lines for him to sexually assault them, the AP reported.
Police: Carlee Russell’s Story of Kidnapping Was a Complete Hoax
Carlee Russell lied about seeing a toddler in diapers on the side of the highway and said she was never abducted, according to a statement from her lawyer shared by Hoover Police Chief Nicholas C. Derzis during a press conference Monday.
“My client apologizes for her actions to this community, the volunteers who were searching for her, to the Hoover Police Department and other agencies as well as to her friends and family,” Derzis read. “We ask for your prayers for Carlee as she addresses her issues and attempts to move forward, understanding that she made a mistake in this matter. Carlee, again, asks for your forgiveness and prayers.”
With all that’s happened, much of it negative, during the Biden administration, it’s easy to forget just how bad the withdrawal from Afghanistan was. With time, things fade, but the disaster that unfolded remains one of the lowest points in American history. That it was completely preventable, caused by one arrogant, egotistical man only makes the situation more tragic.
2ND AMENDMENT
IN-DEPTH: ATF ‘Zero Tolerance’ Forces Nearly 2,000 Gun Vendors to Close, Says Lawsuit
Having failed to pass gun bans to curtail Americans’ purchases of firearms, the Biden administration appears now to be attempting to restrict the supply of guns, with a new “zero tolerance” policy at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) that has put nearly 2,000 gun sellers out of business in the past two years, according to one lawsuit.
Starting in 2021, the ATF implemented an aggressive agenda in its inspections of Federal Firearms Licensees (FFLs), in many cases permanently revoking licenses over what defendants say are minor clerical errors.
“This is an end-around gun ban, because you start putting gun dealers out of business and now all of a sudden it’s very difficult for people to purchase firearms,” Erich Pratt, senior vice president of Gun Owners of America (GOA), told The Epoch Times. GOA filed a lawsuit on July 11 against the Biden administration in response to the ATF’s zero-tolerance enforcement.
In the twilight of last summer, just as I boarded a flight, I glanced down at my phone to see four missed calls from Frankie, a good friend in Los Angeles. I hurriedly called back.
“He’s dead,” she shrieked. “He’s dead, and I need to learn to protect myself.”
Once Frankie finally calmed down enough to articulate what was going on, I learned that one of her closest friends in the city’s downtown area was walking to the gym one sunny morning when an assailant struck him down in an apparent act of random violence. Frankie, who lived alone and just a few blocks from where this increasingly common L.A. incident happened, immediately knew she no longer wanted to be a sitting duck.
“Anybody could come to my door anytime,” she lamented breathlessly.
A few private-range classes later and Frankie—a foreign national who had come to America a decade ago with European-entrenched anti-gun views—was the dignified owner of a SIG P229.
“I get it now,” she tells me. “I get why anyone, women especially, should have this as a means to protect themselves.”
Statistical case in point …
Between 2020 and 2022, as per a recent report from the gun-control-promoting National Opinion Research Center (NORC) at the University of Chicago, one in five American households bought their first-ever firearm, which expanded the percentage of American adults living in a residence with a gun to an estimated 46%.
“Over this period, one in 20 adults in America (5%) purchased a gun for the first time,” the report stated. According to the FBI, an average of 13 million guns were legally sold in the U.S. each year between 2010 and 2019, increasing to about 20 million annual gun sales in both 2020 and 2021.”
Further, NORC reports that both new and pre-pandemic gun owners showed similar levels of support for their Second Amendment rights and were proponents of concealed carry and tended to back enabling educators and school officials to carry concealed on campuses. The findings also pointed out that new gun owners are much more likely to be younger and to be people of color when compared to pre-pandemic gun owners in America. Moreover, data from the Statista Research Department indicates that Americans between 35 and 54 were more likely to own a gun than those in both the 18-34 and the 55-and-over brackets. And, within the burgeoning demographic of new owners, women stand out from the pack. The National Firearms Survey found that about 42.2% of gun owners are women, a significant leap from decades past in which women comprised only 10-20% of all U.S. gun owners. Minority groups are also flocking to gun stores; for example, the NSSF’s 2020 surveys found a 58% increase in black people buying guns compared to a year earlier. The following year, retailers witnessed a 44% spike. And, of the pandemic-induced growth, women made up almost one-third of all first-time gun buyers.
Intruder Meets His Match: How an Elderly Man Defended His Home Without Firing a Shot
There are many misunderstandings about the use of a firearm to defend one’s life or property. Those who are not familiar with the concept of defensive gun uses (DGUs) tend to assume that these incidents typically result in someone getting shot.
However, the assumption that most DGU incidents result in violence is far from the truth. In fact, a recent incident in Jacksonville Beach, Florida, illustrates how most individuals who use guns to defend themselves do not have to shoot anyone. This heartening story highlights the potential effectiveness of responsibly armed citizens in thwarting criminal activities without resorting to violence.
This story is one of those situations. An elderly man in Jacksonville Beach recently used his gun to defend himself and his wife during a home invasion:
A homeowner held a man who was attempting to rob an elderly couple’s Jacksonville Beach home at gunpoint until police arrived, according to Neptune Beach police.
Police said Antonio Grant, 36, broke into an elderly couple’s home on Florida Boulevard on July 19 by forcing open the back door. To his surprise, the homeowner got a gun and held Grant at gunpoint until police arrived to arrest him.
Grant was just released from prison after committing an attempted forcible sexual battery in 2018 in Jacksonville Beach. He was arrested and charged with second-degree forcible felony for burglary.
ECONOMY & BUSINESS
UPS strike likely averted with 11th-hour deal
UPS and the Teamsters union representing 340,000 of its workers shook on a tentative agreement yesterday that would avert a disastrous strike.
How Recent Supreme Court Rulings Can Affect Your Pocket
The U.S. Supreme Court is always busy making decisions that affect many people. Rulings made in recent days will impact a lot more with regard to their personal finances. Three of these decisions could affect many more people, particularly those with bank accounts, past-due mortgage payments, and student loans.
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
‘The Perfect Crime’: Has Google Taken Over Election Results?
Technocrats working in Big Tech companies have zero regard for political systems, believing that voters exist only to be scientifically manipulated into into making “better” decisions; after all, Technocrats and Transhumanists “have the indisputable science” of the rightness or wrongness of any topic and thus see no problem in “educating” the ignorant masses into following their “science”.
While protests against voting machines, hacking and ballot harvesting have dominated the headlines for over 5 years, nobody has paid attention to Big Tech and especially Google, which could have single-handedly thrown the results of the 2020 and 2022 national elections.
In the 1930s, the Technocracy movement defined itself as the the “Science of Social Engineering.” Nothing has changed. ⁃ TN Editor
Apple Sued by 1,500 Developers over App Store Fees
Tech giant Apple is being sued by over 1,500 British app developers over excessive fees for access to the app store, the only means of distributing apps to iPhone users.
Apple has long faced controversy over its fees, whereby third party app developers are charged up to 30 percent of in-app payments.
The witnesses include former USAF intelligence officer David Grusch, former US Navy F-18 pilot Ryan Graves and retired US Navy Commander David Fravor
Three witnesses who are set to appear Wednesday morning before the House Oversight Subcommittee on National Security, the Border, and Foreign Affairs are expected to testify that the United States government should share information and intelligence it has with the American people concerning unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), previously known as unidentified flying objects (UFO).
The witnesses include David Grusch, an intelligence officer for 14 years in the U.S. Air Force at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency; Ryan “FOBS” Graves, a former F-18 pilot with over a decade of service in the U.S. Navy; and David Fravor, a retired commander in the U.S. Navy who was also the commanding officer of Strike Fighter Squadron 41, the world-famous Black Aces.
Grusch and Graves are expected to testify about how the government keeps its knowledge of UAPs secret, even to lawmakers, while Fravor is expected to talk about the advanced technologies — which are potentially extraterrestrial — that intelligence services have witnessed in recent years.
The committee hearing titled “Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Implications on National Security, Public Safety, and Government Transparency” is scheduled for 10 a.m. Wednesday, July 26.
ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT
Florida ocean records ‘unprecedented’ temperatures similar to a hot tub
The 90-100F readings add to previous warnings over warming water putting marine life and ecosystems in peril
GARDENING, FARMING & HOMESTEADING
A Democrat’s obsessive quest to change the way America is farmed and fed
Earl Blumenauer has been on a 26-year quest to pass a bill to reform farming to center people, animals and the environment
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Each year for the last 26 years – nearly his entire tenure in the US Congress – Earl Blumenauer has advocated for a law that would utterly transform US agriculture.
Nearly every time, though, his proposals have been shut down. Even so, he persists.
Blumenauer, a Democrat from Oregon, wants to see a version of US agriculture that centers people, animals and the environment, rather than the large-scale, energy-intensive commodity crop farms that currently receive billions of dollars in subsidies. In effect, he has a completely different vision for how 40% of the country’s land looks and works.
“Every year is an uphill battle. We’re up against entrenched, wealthy, strong interests,” said Blumenauer, known for his signature bowtie, circular glasses and bicycle enamel pin. He’s the spitting image of a progressive environmentalist and doesn’t shy from discussing some of agriculture’s most divisive issues.
But he remains optimistic and steadfast in his vision for the American food system. Now more than ever, he feels momentum and support surrounding the future of farming and food production. People care about where their food comes from and what kind of impact their food is having on the climate, he says.
Blumenauer’s newest plan, the Food and Farm Act, was introduced earlier this year, as an alternative to the farm bill – the package of food and agricultural policies passed every five years that is up for renewal this fall. His proposal would redirect billions of dollars away from subsidies for commodity farms towards programs that support small farmers, climate-friendly agriculture and increasing healthy food access.
The bill also prioritizes food waste management and animal welfare – areas that have been completely neglected by previous iterations of the farm bill.
“We simply pay too much to the wrong people, to grow the wrong foods the wrong way, in the wrong places,” Blumenauer said.
HEALTH
The bioactive ingredient in turmeric is curcumin, responsible for over 150 potentially therapeutic activities in your body
Curcumin has demonstrated preventive and treatment actions against cancer cells, and may help both reduce the negative effects of chemotherapy agents and intensify the cancer-killing abilities of the drugs
Consumed alone, bioavailability of curcumin is poor; however, there are methods that may improve absorption and help raise your therapeutic levels
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What Can You Do to Help Prevent Cataracts?
Cataracts is an eye condition that causes your vision to blur due to a buildup of proteins on the lens of your eye. Left untreated, cataracts can result in progressive loss of vision and, ultimately, blindness
The most common treatment for cataracts is surgery, but it’s not without risks. In 42% of cases, cataract surgery results in dry eyes, and in 20% of cases, it leaves the patient with a droopy eyelid
Your eyes are significantly affected by blood sugar. Chronically high blood sugar from poor nutrition and lack of exercise can trigger long-term damage to your body and make you more prone to eye diseases, including cataracts, glaucoma and blindness
Antioxidants found in leafy greens and colorful berries and vegetables can help prevent and/or treat cataracts. Key nutrients include carotenoids like lutein, zeaxanthin, astaxanthin and vitamin C.
Other natural remedies for cataracts include N-acetylcarnosine (NAC) drops and N-acetylcysteine amide (NACA) drops
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In 2021, 529 million people had diabetes worldwide, for a prevalence of 6.1%, making it among the top 10 leading causes of death and disability
The number of people with diabetes globally may roughly double by 2050, reaching more than 1.31 billion
Close to half the 204 countries and territories included in the study will have a diabetes prevalence rate over 10%
The study revealed that nearly all global cases of diabetes — 96% — are Type 2, with high body mass index coming in as the primary risk factor, accounting for 52.2% of related disability and mortality
Diabetes prevalence is increasing worldwide primarily due to a rise in obesity, the systematic analysis concluded
COVID RELATED NEWS
COVID Censorship Proved To Be Deadly
The federal government was sued for colluding with social media companies to censor Americans
U.S. District Judge Terry A. Doughty issued a preliminary injunction stating, “the present case arguably involves the most massive attack against free speech in United States’ history”
The governments censorship efforts depict “an almost dystopian scenario,” the ruling states, during which “the United States Government seems to have assumed a role similar to an Orwellian ‘Ministry of Truth’”
Topics that were clearly censored by the government, which “used its power to silence the opposition,” include opposition to COVID-19 vaccines, masks and lockdowns, the lab-leak theory of COVID-19 and more
When organizations talk about tackling “misinformation” and “disinformation,” it’s a code phrase for censorship that’s part of a globalist agenda to control free speech and alter the perception of truth and reality
Bronny James, older son of LeBron James, suffers cardiac arrest at USC basketball practice
Bronny James, the older son of NBA star LeBron James, suffered a cardiac arrest during basketball practice at the University of Southern California and was hospitalized Monday, according to a statement from a family spokesperson.
He is out of the intensive care unit and in stable condition, the statement said.
“Yesterday while practicing Bronny James suffered a cardiac arrest. Medical staff was able to treat Bronny and take him to the hospital. He is now in stable condition and no longer in ICU,” the statement said.
On Monday, LeBron James’s son, Bronny, suffered a cardiac arrest and had to be rushed to the hospital. On Tuesday, Twitter boss Elon Musk opened the floodgates by suggesting that the coronavirus vaccine may have had a role in the 18-year-old’s medical scare.
Musk tweeted, “We cannot ascribe everything to the vaccine, but, by the same token, we cannot ascribe nothing.
Report: Grammy-Winning Singer Tori Kelly Hospitalized After Collapsing, Treated for Blood Clots
Grammy-winning singer Tori Kelly is reportedly in a “serious condition” after she was rushed to hospital late Sunday night and is now being treated for blood clots around vital organs.
The 30-year-old is thought to have been out for dinner in downtown LA with friends when she felt her heart racing.
Top young singer collapses suddenly, ‘severe blood clots’ found inside
Award-winning singer-songwriter Tori Kelly was rushed to Cedars-Sinai Hospital on Sunday night after she collapsed during a dinner outing with friends, TMZ reported.
Doctors have since discovered severe
blood clots in her body, raising fears and concerns for her health. A source close to the situation has told TMZ that the situation is “really serious.”
CANCEL CULTURE
Transgender activist wants uterus and ovary transplant… to get pregnant and abort a child
A transgender activist stated on social media this week that he wishes to be the first biological male identifying as a female to have an abortion — and that he would get pregnant on purpose in order to kill the baby by abortion.
In a video shared by Libs of TikTok, the activist said, “I want to be the first trans woman to have a successful uterus transplant — ovaries and eggs included — and I want to be the first trans woman to have an abortion.”
Death of Family: Half of Children Not Living With Both Parents by 14
A study from the Marriage Foundation suggested that nearly half of children in Britain are no longer living with both of their biological parents by the time they reach 14 years of age.
Drawing on a dataset of 4,476 first-born children in the UK conducted by the Millennium Cohort Study and weighing the sample to represent the national population, the Marriage Foundation revealed on Monday that 46 per cent of children in the country are not living with both their natural parents by the age of 14.
GOOD NEWS
Woke Fail: Jason Aldean’s ‘Try That in a Small Town’ Rockets to No. 2 on Charts
Proving once again the only thing worse than being talked about is not being talked about, country star Jason Aldean’s song Try That in a Small Town is basking in exponential sales growth driven by the controversy surrounding its associated music video.
AP reports Try That in a Small Town, which was released in May, debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 this week just behind BTS’s Jung Kook solo single Seven, featuring Latto.
‘Help Me!’ Kidnapped Texas Teen Found in California After Good Samaritan Sees Her Handwritten Sign
A 13-year-old girl who went missing from her home in Texas this month was found alive by police in Long Beach, California. A good Samaritan had seen her inside a vehicle with a sign that read, “Help me,” and subsequently called authorities, leading to her rescue.
According to court documents, the teen had run away from home, and on July 6 was walking down a street in San Antonio when a grey Nissan car pulled up beside her. The driver, a man in his 60s, then allegedly drew a gun and told her, “If you don’t get in the car with me, I am going to hurt you.”
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SCSO issues warning over fraudulent arrest warrant scam
The Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents of a fraudulent arrest warrant scam that is making the rounds again.
Unsuspecting victims are receiving phone calls from individuals who identify themselves as law enforcement officers. The caller claims the victim has an outstanding warrant for their arrest that needs to be paid immediately, or the victim will be arrested.
These threats are followed by requests for the victim to travel to locations with stand-alone Bitcoin ATMs, transfer funds, and then turn themselves in at the jail with their ATM receipt. Unfortunately, some of these criminals have succeeded with unsuspecting victims.
Here are some tips from SCSO to assist the public in avoiding these scams:
- Do not confirm any identifying/personal information.
- Law enforcement will not threaten you and your families with additional criminal charges.
- Law enforcement will not ask for payment over the phone and will never ask in the form of wire transfers, bitcoin, gift cards, or websites not affiliated with law enforcement.
- If you do not recognize the alleged criminal or civil accusation, it most likely is not valid.
- “Verify” — SCSO strongly urges anyone to contact their respective law enforcement agencies to determine if the call was legitimate.
If you feel that you have been victimized by a similar scam, contact your local law enforcement agency.
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