Starting with a proposal from the Trump administration with which I disagree, here are some things going on (with some of my own commentary):
From AOL, the Trump administration is considering a proposal that would make citizenship more difficult to obtain for legal immigrants, if they have used certain welfare programs. (My advice is "don't do it", because I want to see legal immigration become less difficult, not more. If anyone is penalized for using welfare, it should be the people who shouldn't be here the first place, the illegal aliens. Penalizing legal immigrants will only play into the hands of Trump's critics, who like to accuse him of being "anti-immigrant".)
From True Pundit, as Facebook bans InfoWars, it keeps some other notorious characters.
From American Thinker, why the right can get behind #WalkAway.
From the Washington Examiner, Rick Gates testifies about Paul Manafort's Ukraine income.
From LifeZette, the NFL gets ready to introduce male cheerleaders. (Colleges have had male cheerleaders for a very long time, so maybe this will work.)
From The American Conservative, hope for peace between two east African countries.
From Voice Of Europe, in Germany, two residents of a nursing home sneak out to attend a heavy metal festival. (If you read German, read more at InFranken.)
From the Daily Star, recently-freed British activist Tommy Robinson's Instagram account is deleted and then reactivated. (via Breitbart London)
From the Express, anger at Iran's "corrupt" regime could bring on a civil war.
From the Daily Mail, a Sudanese asylum seeker on trial for rape in the U.K. says, "Yes, I did that. Why not?" (via Voice Of Europe)
From ANSA, the road blocked by a fire resulting for a vehicle collision near Bologna, Italy has been reopened. (via Voice Of Europe)
From The Local DE, police evacuate part of the Frankfurt airport.
From Deutsche Welle, despite worries, German exports improve over last year.
From the NL Times, Amsterdam institutes nighttime street closures to have them cleaned.
From BBC News, Boris Johnson will not apologize for his burqa comments despite calls for him to do so. (See yesterday's post, which includes two links related to this story.)
From PlymouthLive, a former student at Plymouth University on trial for allegedly supporting terrorists texted to a friend "We need an Islamic state." (This Plymouth is in England, not to be confused with its namesake in Massachusetts.)
From The Daily Caller, noted American Muslim Linda Sarsour gets into a dispute on Twitter with an imaginary congresscritter.
From NewsHub, a former Muslim lives openly as an atheist in New Zealand.
From Gatestone Institute, multiculturalism in Spain during July 2018.
From FrontpageMag, the story of Tommy Robinson.
From National Review, what the social media companies got wrong in banning Alex Jones.
From Townhall, how Pope Francis's holding the death penalty unacceptable in all circumstances goes against 2000 years of Catholic teaching and the Bible.
From The Washington Free Beacon, the Democrats are becoming "too elitist", says a Democrat who owns five homes and a private plane.
From NBC New York, a dead fetus is found in an airplane bathroom. (via The Blaze)
From Philly(dot)com, in East Germantown, PA, you might see people walking their goats.
From Twitchy, Cher seems to be having a major attack of Trump Derangement Syndrome.
From CNS News, a guest on Sean Hannity's show discusses how liberal policies have hurt Chicago.
From Numbers USA, Attorney General Sessions criticizes the judge who ordered DACA restarted.
From LifeNews, Baltimore Ravens player Ben Watson and his wife Kirsten help a pregnancy center in Maryland.
From LifeZette, new manufacturing jobs are being added at a pace not seen since 1984.
And from Breaking Burgh, for the first time in decades, the south side of Pittsburgh doesn't smell like vomit. (San Francisco, on the other hand.....)
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