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2 dead, 4 injured in wild NYC rollover crash involving stolen car
The Hyundai, carrying five people — all of them said to be youngsters — flipped on its side near the intersection, leaving a wide field of debris in its wake.
“The driver was a kid. Most of the kids in there looked like they were anywhere from 12 to 17 years old,” said a neighbor who rushed to the scene to help.
First responders had to shear the roof off the mangled sedan to pull some of the victims out.
Police release photo of D.C. explosions suspect; offer $20k reward | NewsNation Now
Correspondent Evan Lambert joins “NewsNation Now” to discuss the ongoing investigation into a string of explosions at Washington D.C. businesses, saying police are offering up to $20k for information on the suspect.
Contractor for Bud Light Maker Anheuser-Busch Shuts Down 2 Bottling Plants
A major contractor for Bud Light maker Anheuser-Busch is shutting down two of its glass bottling plants in North Carolina and Louisiana, laying off about 600 employees, amid declining sales of the beer.
The Ardagh Group, headquartered in Luxembourg, is one of the largest glass producers in the world with more than 100 plants in operation.
Around 245 employees will lose their jobs with the closure of the plant in Simsboro, and an estimated 390 employees will lose their jobs at the glass bottling plant in Wilson, according to most reports.
SpaceX-Backed Flying Car Gets FAA Approval
The certification has been granted to Alef’s Armada Model Zero, the FAA told Flying magazine. Armada is a precursor to the company’s $300,000 Model A vehicle which was unveiled in October last year. “Our flights were very limited without this certification,” an Alef spokesperson told the outlet.
“This certification now gives us the ability to fly in locations we need (for example, near our headquarters in Silicon Valley) and purposes we need (like exhibition, for example).”
The Model A is currently on pre-order at an estimated value of $299,999. The company is charging a fully refundable $1,500 deposit for the “priority queue” on the pre-orders, with the “general queue” costing $150.
US Recommends Americans Reconsider Traveling to China Due to Arbitrary Law Enforcement, Exit Bans
No specific cases were cited, but the advisory came after a 78-year-old U.S. citizen was sentenced to life in prison on spying charges in May.
It also followed the passage last week of a sweeping Foreign Relations Law that threatens countermeasures against those seen as harming China’s interests.
The Chinese regime also recently passed a broadly written counterespionage law that has sent a chill through the foreign business community, with offices being raided, as well as a law to sanction foreign critics.
Officer shoots, kills man in downtown Orlando, FL after drug investigation | LiveNOW from FOX
Randi Hildreth of Fox 35 reports on a man suspected of drug activity was shot and killed in downtown Orlando by a police officer after appearing to reach for a gun during a confrontation with the officer, authorities said.
Full Measure: July 2, 2023 – Gabapentin
Today we begin with a medicine that has quietly become one of the most widely-prescribed drugs in America, gabapentin.
It’s most often given for illnesses it wasn’t FDA-approved to treat.
That practice is legal, but some watchdogs say gabapentin’s allegedly addictive qualities, side effects, and how it dovetails with record opioid deaths — are reason for caution.
AT LEAST 50K POUR INTO PICKENS, SOUTH CAROLINA, TO CELEBRATE AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE WITH PRESIDENT TRUMP
According to Fox News, at least 50,000 people packed into Pickens to see President Donald Trump, based on estimates from local police. For reference, the small South Carolina town has a population of just 3,400 people.
While heading into the rally on Saturday, President Trump treated rallygoers to a flyover before landing in South Carolina onboard Trump Force One.
Impressively, the massive turnout for Trump’s Independence Day rally took place amid scorching summertime temperatures.
Report: President Biden Reportedly Answers Call from Investigative Journalist Critical of His Administration
Investigative journalist John Solomon revealed an unexpected occurrence during his inquiry into Hunter and Joe Biden.
According to Solomon, Joe Biden reportedly answered his phone call and briefly engaged in conversation with the critical reporter before ending the call.
“There had been some documents that law enforcement had gotten to other media” Solomon stated. “One of those documents got leaked to me, and it had a cell phone number that Hunter Biden was paying for, so I figured this was my chance. I’ve been trying to get fair comment from Hunter Biden, so I’m gonna call the cell phone!”
“So I called the cell phone, and guess who picked up the phone? Joe Biden! Joe Biden! Boy was he shocked when he got — when he picked up the phone and found out it was me. He hung up pretty quickly,” Solomon continued.
America’s Worst School Massacre Involved No Guns
Few today even remember the Bath School Massacre, and it is rarely – if ever – even mentioned by the media alongside those other mass killings. The reason is that it sadly doesn’t fit the modern narrative.
Unlike the stereotypical “quiet loner,” Kehoe was married and had a reputation of being hot-tempered as well as frugal.
Kehoe, who was also a trained electrician, faced several setbacks in the months leading up to the massacre.
While an exact motive for the massacre can only be speculated, Kehoe left an eerie message on a sign attached to his property fence that read, “Criminals are made, not born.”
Video Catches Border Patrol Agents Cutting Through Wire Placed by Texas
Fox News correspondent Bill Melugin shared a video that shows border patrol agents cutting through razor wire on the Texas side of the Rio Grande.
The Texas Department of Public Safety was unaware of the incident, adding that it’s being looked into for potentially destroying Texas property.
Melugin pointed out that the disturbing incident caught on camera is inconsistent with Gov. Greg Abbott’s (R-TX) ongoing attempts to keep illegal aliens out of the U.S. as the Biden border crisis wreak havoc on the country.
World News:
Parents detained for allegedly murdering 5-day-old son in South Korea
This is the latest in a series of shocking child abuse or infanticide cases after the government launched an investigation to check on the well-being of more than 2,000 undocumented babies born since 2015, following the discovery of two unregistered newborns in a home refrigerator in June.
The Goseong county government found out the couple had not registered the birth of the infant and reported the child’s disappearance to the police last Thursday.
During further investigation, the father confessed he had strangled the baby and that he had tried to bury the body in the wilderness, but had to change the location due to a number of passers-by.
Ezra Levant reports on the aftermath of a night of rioting in Marseille
Iran Steps Up Closure Of Businesses For Not Complying With Mandatory Head Covering
Iranian authorities have stepped up their monitoring of commercial and recreational venues, shutting dozens of cafes, restaurants, and other businesses across the country they say were failing to comply with the mandatory head-scarf law.
Anger over the hijab law has boiled over since the death of Mahsa Amini in September 2022 in police custody over an alleged hijab infraction. Women have taken to the streets in growing numbers without the head scarf in protest of the government’s policies. The unrest has tapped into broader discontent over the regime’s corruption, economic mismanagement, and oppression of Iranians.
As part of a brutal and sometimes deadly crackdown on dissent, the government has looked to enforce the law amid one of the biggest threats to the Islamic regime since 1979.
Saudi Arabia and Russia are cutting oil supply again in bid to boost prices
The decision gave a slight boost to oil prices Monday and comes after the Saudis announced a large cut in output for July at the latest meeting of the OPEC+ coalition of oil producers — raising concerns that gasoline prices for U.S. drivers could start ticking up.
The Saudi Energy Ministry said it would extend July’s cut of 1 million barrels per day through August to support “the stability and balance of oil markets.” That will keep the Gulf nation’s output at 9 million barrels per day.
Meanwhile, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said his country will cut production by an additional 500,000 barrels a day in August, according to Russian news reports.
Rishi Sunak warns banks over blacklisting customers over their views
The Government will take action against woke banks accused of blacklisting customers because of their views, it was revealed today.
The Prime Minister and Chancellor are investigating because they’re ‘concerned’ about the move’s chilling effect on free speech.
Jeremy Hunt has asked City minister Andrew Griffith to investigate cases where lenders closed the accounts of individuals or companies whose beliefs they disagree with on issues such as Brexit, gender or sexuality.
Eyewitness to RIOTS in France says THIS is the true cause
France is on fire. Nearly a week of protests and riots in response to a police shooting have led to violence, looting, and massive clashes on the streets in several cities.
Ezra Levant, Rebel News Founder, has been in Marseille witnessing just some of the French turmoil. And he believes these riots go beyond a single, police-related incident.
Rather, he tells Glenn, this is about a ‘real separation’ between the French people and the migrants who seem unwilling to adopt France — and its way of life — as their new home.
And if this kind of ethnic tension doesn’t find a resolution, Levant predicts, these trends will continue to get worse not only in France, but around the world as well…
Canadian immigration: Supreme Court rules on Safe Third Country Agreement
During the pro-refugee claims event, the Montreal Police Service (SPVM) engaged in media profiling and prevented Rebel News from accessing the event, despite having prior authorization.
Israel Hits West Bank Militant Stronghold, Kills 8 Palestinians
Troops remained inside the Jenin refugee camp at midday Monday, pushing ahead with the largest operation in the area during more than a year of fighting. It came at a time of growing domestic pressure for a tough response to a series of attacks on Israeli settlers, including a shooting attack last month that killed four Israelis.
Black smoke rose from the crowded streets of the camp, exchanges of fire rang out and the buzzing of drones could be heard overhead as the military pressed on.
Lt. Col. Richard Hecht, an army spokesman, said a brigade-size force — roughly 2,000 soldiers — was taking part in the operation, and that military drones had carried out a series of strikes to clear the way for the ground forces.
Israeli army launches large scale operation in Jenin
The Israeli army has launched a large-scale operation against Palestinian terror factions in Jenin.
Israel army: “Jenin operation will continue as long as needed”
Panel with Ben Dror Yemini from Yedioth Ahronot daily and Prof. Uzi Rabi, from Tel Aviv University.
Palestinian factions warning against the continuation of operation
China Seeks More Cooperation With Russia’s Military
In a meeting Monday with Nikolai Yevmenov, Russian navy commander in chief, Chinese Defense Minister Li Shangfu said that “with the joint efforts of both sides, the relations between the two militaries will continue to deepen and solidify, constantly make new progress and reach a new level,” Bloomberg reported.
According to a statement from China’s defense ministry, Li said he hoped the Chinese and Russian navies regularly could hold joint exercises and “expand practical cooperation.”
China has refused to resume high-level military talks with the U.S. until sanctions are lifted on Li, who was punished by Washington in 2018 for a Russian arms purchase.
New Staging Ground in Poland Gives U.S. Military ‘Options’
The new staging area will be able to accommodate as many as 3,600 American troops, or roughly an Army brigade’s worth, should they be rapidly needed in that part of the world — something on military planners’ minds after the first large-scale invasion by one country of another in Europe since World War II.
The staging area, which spans about 75 acres, will allow U.S. troops to arrive, organize, and be ready in as little as three days if necessary. The staging area is based at Drawsko Pomorskie Training Area near Poznan, Poland.
The staging area is not the U.S. military’s first one in Poland, but it is the first to be completed under a joint agreement between the U.S. and Poland known as the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement (EDCA), which was signed during the Trump administration in August 2020.
Poland Sends Hundreds Of Counterterrorism Police To Belarusian Border Amid Heightened Wagner Concerns
Both Poland and Ukraine have voiced growing concerns over the past week that Wagner might have established bases in Belarus and Kyiv has also announced that it will be strengthening its military positions along its northern border.
Over the weekend, the Polish Border Guard announced that 187 people had tried to illegally cross the border from Belarus into Poland.
Warsaw has accused Minsk of attempting to create an immigration crisis for Poland as it tries to push migrants from Africa and the Middle East into Poland. Minsk has denied the accusation.
Politics:
Case against Trump is FAR weaker than reported: Jordan | John Bachman Now
MTG Drops RECEIPTS on Adam Schiff’s Mountain of LIES
VIRAL: Congressman Reads Anti-White Books in Hearing
GOP rep. presses for probe, says ‘we want to know what Joe Biden knew’
Rep. Buddy Carter, R-Ga., on recent Supreme Court rulings, a ‘two-tiered’ justice system and his bill requiring public schools to carry Narcan.
Laura: Biden is compromised
Fox News host Laura Ingraham gives her take on President Biden denying he knew about his son Hunter’s business dealings on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’
Commentary:
French Riots Accelerate Muslim Domination In The West
According to a CSA poll for CNEWS, 70% of France is favorable of restoring order with the Army, as they have witnessed a terrifying 21st Century Islamic Crusade into Europe that has played out exponentially since 2015.
This is the New World Order on the march, as security is traded for compassionate anarchic diversity, steadily manifesting order out of chaos into being.
The Fight Against Worldwide Child Slavery & the Sex Trade | Jim Caviezel and Tim Ballard | EP 372
Dr. Jordan B. Peterson discusses the new film “Sound of Freedom,” with star Jim Caviezel and real life inspiration Tim Ballard.
The film details Ballard’s work as a Special Agent to fight against sex trafficking and the child sex trade.
They go into depth on the psychology of pedophilia, the nature of good and evil, and how a steady faith in God has guided all three.
The WORST of DEI (Watch Out!)
By the Left’s standards, DEI is not diversity, equality, and inclusion—its racism, redistribution of wealth, and religious persecution.
If we are playing by the rules of the Left, DEI is a very bad, very dangerous ideology that is infecting our institutions.
Today, Liz brings you the best (or worst) incidents of DEI. Keep your eyes peeled, because this is exactly what we must protect our nation against.
Tammy Bruce: This is ‘awful’
‘The Big Weekend Show’ weigh in on the Supreme Court handing down landmark rulings on student loans, affirmative action and religious rights, which have ‘upset’ some members of the Democratic Party.
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