As the hot and sunny weather continues on a Thursday, here are some things going on:
From National Review, injustice toward Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett.
From FrontpageMag, why right-wing opponents of mass immigration have no problem with the Amish, who "don't assimilate".
From Townhall, according to an opinion column, you should annoy a Democrat and celebrate America's upcoming 250th birthday.
From the Washington Examiner, all the ways by which President Trump earns his money.
From The Federalist, 37 All-American places to eat on your summer road trip. (I've been to three of them: the Tune Inn in Washington, D.C., Bob & Edith's in Arlington, VA, and the Texas Tavern in Roanoke, Va.)
From American Thinker, rent freezes, such as in New York City by Mayor Zohran Mamdani (D), fit right in with the definition of fascism.
From NewsBusters, the worst outbursts from the anti-American Hollywood left.
From Canada Free Press, Trump is finishing what started in 1776, which is why the Democratic Socialists of America and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney want him gone.
From TeleSUR, Venezuela decorates Italian and Swiss rescue teams for their earthquake relief efforts.
From TCW Defending Freedom, immigration and the Labour Party's war against the British people.
From Snouts in the Trough, should your kids start learning Chinese?
From EuroNews, almost 1.2 million illegal migrants apply for Spain's amnesty regularization scheme.
From Free West Media, after Morocco beats the Netherlands in the World Cup, several Dutch cities go into civil war mode.
From ReMix, French police raid offices and residences of members of the party National Rally.
From Balkan Insight, protesters are detained and police are injured at an anti-government rally outside the Albanian parliament building.
From The North Africa Post, Sudan extends the opening of the Adré border crossing with Chad for three months to keep allowing aid to enter.
From The New Arab, six people are killed in an explosion at a cafe in Damascus, Syria.
From Allah's Willing Executioners, the man who allegedly shot six people in Stade, Germany was driven to the scene of the crime by a member of a government sponsored NGO. (If you read German, read the story at Junge Freiheit.)
From the Daily Mail, a woman passes out while being publicly caned in the Indonesian province of Aceh.
From Gatestone Institute, why negotiating with terrorists such as Hamas and terrorist regimes such as Iran is a terrible idea.
From The Daily Signal, why talk show host Bill Maher has become liberalism's apostate.
From Radio Free Asia, Papua New Guinea received millions of dollars after Cyclone Maila, but some residents still haven't gotten any relief.
From The American Conservative, the Supreme Court demands that America commits national suicide.
From The Western Journal, the media omit an unpleasant detail in former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg's story about Child Protective Services taking his kids away for a day.
From BizPac Review, a CNN segment "goes off the rails" when a guest tells some uncomfortable truth about immigration and foreign exploitation of birthright citizenship.
From the Daily Caller, Congress plans to "reign in" birth tourism scams after the recent Supreme Court ruling.
From the New York Post, air traffic control audio reveals a New York Police Department helicopter pilot's to the two people who climbed the Empire State Building. (The line between the labels "badass" and "stupid people" can be pretty thin, but because they allegedly committed several crimes with their stunt, I give them the latter.)
From Breitbart, more Americans are in the American work force.
And from Page Six, singer Madonna appears to take aim at her ex-husband Sean Penn in a new song.
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