Thursday, June 1, 2023
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Despite Complaints From Cities, Biden Administration To Increase Number of Asylum-Seekers Allowed Into America
The idea is that expanded legal pathways coupled with more aggressive penalties for those caught crossing illegally will plug holes in the leaky dike that is America’s border with Mexico.
Intrigue on Lake Maggiore: Speculation Runs Wild Over Deaths of Israeli, Italian Spies
Was it an accident? Sabotage? Were the spooks on board celebrating a birthday, as was first reported? Were they spying on someone?
Target Stock Downgraded as Designer, Labeled ‘Satanist’ by American Conservatives, Speaks Out
The designer, Erik Carnell, rebuffed claims that he is a ‘Satanist.’
JPMorgan Chief Teases Possible Presidential Run With Strong Wall Street Support, yet Questions About Epstein Connection Mount
Remarkable Preservation of Nun’s Remains Likely Due to Natural Mummification, Scientists Say, Even as Faithful Throng To See, Touch Body
Columnists
Editorials
Opinion
The Left’s Climate Indoctrination Program Terrifies a Generation of Students
McCarthy Is Leading a Republican Revolution
Club Pro Michael Block Savors His Brush With Golf Greatness, and So Does the Country
Europe Stands at the Abyss, as Ukraine War Poses Existential Risk
National
Newly Disclosed Emails Show Hunter Biden’s Close Ties to His Father’s Vice Presidential Office, Despite Denials
The emails show how Hunter Biden was actively trading on his family name to connect foreign business interests to U.S. government officials.
Biden-McCarthy Debt Pact Moves to Senate After Clearing House With Aid from Democrats, as Speaker Faces Fractured GOP Conference
Conservatives among the narrow Republican House majority warned of possibly trying to oust the speaker over the compromise.
Chicago’s New Progressive Mayor Draws Ire After Bloodiest Memorial Day Weekend Since 2015
The mayor’s policies of sponsoring events such as cookouts to prevent gun violence are coming under criticism for not being effective at quelling the violence.
House GOP Will Hold ‘Obstructionist’ FBI Director in Contempt Over Refusal To Release Biden ‘Bribery Scheme’ Document
The Speaker is now saying he’s prepared to hold the director in contempt.
McCarthy-Biden Debt Limit Deal Clears First Hurdle in Key House Committee
Congressman Thomas Massie — a libertarian who often votes against key spending priorities of Congressional leadership — kept his cards close to his chest as the hearing kicked off, but eventually provided the key vote to move the measure forward.
Jewish Legal Group Denounces CUNY for Commencement Speaker’s Remarks Against Israel, Suggests Employers Think Twice Before Hiring Its Law Grads
‘This should have been the happiest day of their lives,’ head of Jewish legal group says of the law graduates. Instead, ‘they were subjected to invective and filth.’
Foreign
Seoul Airing Fears Over Whiskey-Loving North Korean Leader’s Weight, Drinking, as Dictator’s Sister Launches Tirade Against America
The South Korean spy agency, in a closed-door briefing for legislators, says it is ‘closely watching the possibility that Kim, reported to be fond of whiskey and cognac, was ‘falling into a vicious circle of depending more on alcohol and nicotine and suffering worsening insomnia.’
Are Biden, Macron in Secret Unison on Restraints on Ukraine Aid?
‘We have to build something between security provided to Israel and full NATO membership,’ the French president says.
Perhaps Roger Waters Does Need an Education, After All
The Pink Floyd founder’s protestation that his Berlin performance — during which he donned Nazi regalia on stage and shot a fake machine gun at his fans — in fact carried an anti-Nazi message rings hollow.
Is Another Cuban Missile Crisis in Our Future?
Moscow and Havana are tightening ties, but rather than projecting power, their new agreements signal their weakness.
Botched North Korean Spy Satellite Launch Highlights Seoul’s War Fears
The South’s panicked reaction reflects escalating tensions on the Korean peninsula.
Smelling Fresh Chaos in Kosovo, China and Russia Stand Squarely With Serbia
NATO sends in troops to quell violence as Balkan tensions explode.
Politics
Suit Against Justice’s Businesses Is Likely but a Sideshow If Manchin Enters Race
‘Anyone who told you they were fairly sure of what he’s going to do is probably lying,’ one analyst tells the Sun of Senator Manchin’s decision to enter the race.
Oversight Committee Chairman Dissatisfied With FBI’s Lack of Transparency in Alleged Biden Bribery Scheme
The House GOP appears poised to hold the FBI director in contempt of Congress.
Path to White House in 2024 Likely To Go Through Keystone State, Where Biden Now Holds the Advantage
A new analysis of the 2024 presidential election map points to most paths to the White House heading through Pennsylvania.
Amid Speculation Over Presidential Bid, Manchin Likely Heading for Defeat in Senate Race: Poll
‘Although it is still early, Jim Justice is the clear favorite to win in West Virginia’s 2024 U.S. Senate election,’ a pollster says.
Trump Jumps Back on the Birthright Bandwagon With Pledge To Block Citizenship for Children of Unauthorized Migrants
After failing to follow-through on promises to do so during his first term, President Trump vows yet again to end birthright citizenship ‘on day one’ of a second term.
Editorials
Opinion
The Left’s Climate Indoctrination Program Terrifies a Generation of Students
McCarthy Is Leading a Republican Revolution
Club Pro Michael Block Savors His Brush With Golf Greatness, and So Does the Country
Europe Stands at the Abyss, as Ukraine War Poses Existential Risk
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