AMERICANTHINKER - Illegals Are Killing America
Pexels Another horrific murder shows what we’re up against — not just the illegal aliens, but the judges who keep releasing them.
AMERICANTHINKER - Ask Yourself This: What’s Inside?
PickPik If you want to know what a person’s about, you can’t content yourself with just his outward appearance.
AMERICANTHINKER - Reparations: Who Pays Whom?
Image: tomaszmichalkania via Pixabay , Pixabay License . tomaszmichalkania Underneath the feel-good politics of it, the practical questions sink the whole enterprise.
AMERICANTHINKER - Is Prison the Best Place for Certain Prominent Democrats?
Image via Pxfuel . Pxfuel Just look at the nefarious behavior of Jack Smith. And he’s far from the only one.
AMERICANTHINKER - A Time Of Choosing For America’s Moderates And Liberals
American Thinker These self-styled moderates and liberals can no longer afford the luxury of Trump Derangement Syndrome if they want to prevent a full-blown Marxist America.
AMERICANTHINKER - The Consequences of Suicidal Empathy
Broadside Books Empathy has been weaponized with palpably destructive results.
ABCNEWS - Dems demand answers from Treasury secretary on Trump's IRS settlement
Democrats are demanding answers from the Treasury and IRS over Trump's settlement and "Anti-Weaponization Fund."
AXIOS (Amy Harder) - Fusion energy poised for simpler U.S. review
Fusion energy — tapping the power of the stars — is on the cusp of getting new federal rules. Why it matters: Regulators increasingly view fusion as fundamentally safer than nuclear fission, helping to pave the way for a substantially simpler permitting process than the one faced by conventional nuclear plants. Driving the news: The federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission is closing the public comment period on the proposed rule on Wednesday, with a final regulation expected as soon as this fall. The big picture: Fusion electricity doesn't yet exist in reality, but industry leaders see this regulatory move as fundamental to commercializing the technology in the United States in the next decade. - "This is a big deal — we've been…
AXIOS (Brittany Gibson) - Scoop: Trump escalates citizenship crackdown
The Trump administration is temporarily moving immigration lawyers to the Justice Department to speed up efforts to strip citizenship from naturalized Americans , Axios has learned. Why it matters: Denaturalization cases have a very high burden of proof, but they're a priority for Trump officials who are searching for fraud in the legal immigration system. Zoom in: Lawyers at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the office for legal immigration services, are being temporarily transferred to U.S. attorney's offices to work on denaturalization cases, four former agency officials tell Axios. - One source said staffers were being "volun-told" to move offices. A second source describe the transfers as lawyers "being force volunteered." …
NYTIMES (Michael Hirschorn) - The One Big Reason YouTube Will Never Replace Stephen Colbert
Don’t count out the moguls.