As the warm sunny weather continues on a Thursday at the start of June, here are some things going on:
From National Review, even with the debt ceiling deal, the U.S. faces $18 trillion more debt over the next decade.
From FrontpageMag, why left-wingers should not be referred to as "progressives".
From Townhall, why First Son Hunter Biden's lawyers claim that buying a gun while using she-don't-lie shouldn't be regarded as a crime.
From The Washington Free Beacon, although Speaker McCarthy (R-Cal) just notched a victory, the media still claims that his speakership is in peril.
From the Washington Examiner, according to congresscritter Mike Turner (R-OH), then-candidate Joe Biden "lied to the American public" about his son Hunter's laptop. (For any organic chemists out there, "(R-OH)" means "(Republican-Ohio)" and in this case is not the formula for an alcohol.)
From The Federalist, the campaign to destroy the Supreme Court is getting even stupider.
From American Thinker, five questions for prospective Republican presidential candidates.
From MRCTV, according to an article in the New Yorker, we should beware of "Latino White Supremacy".
From NewsBusters, ABC correspondent Erielle Reshef refuses to recognize the tie between organized retail theft to soft-on-crime district attorneys.
From Canada Free Press, in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia, reality rolls in "like a freight train".
From TeleSUR, Peruvian refinery workers protest against labor abuses by the oil company REPSOL.
From TCW Defending Freedom, former U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair's pension fantasy is "mad, bad and dangerous".
From EuroNews, Croatian President Zoran Milanović likens the slogan "Slava Ukraini" to a Nazi salute.
From ReMix, according to a report, Russia provided €82 million to environmental lobbyists in an effort to stop European countries from fracking. (I vaguely remember reading something a few years back about Russia protesting or backing a protest against American fracking, even while Russia was fracking in its own domestic oil and gas reserves.)
From Balkan Insight, a court in Pristina, Kosovo remands two Serbian citizens in custody for allegedly entering Kosovo with knives and explosives.
From The North Africa Post, people living in the Tindouf camps are getting angry at and protesting against the leaders of the separatist group Polisario.
From The New Arab, Algeria has removed 8 million landmines since 2004.
From Gatestone Institute, the Chinese Communist Party is the world's largest and most dangerous transnational criminal organization.
From The Stream, Chik-fil-A's going woke signals the larger problem of DEI in American corporate business.
From The Daily Signal, according to Senator Tim Scott (R-SC), Americans cannot afford to give President Biden an unlimited credit card.
From The American Conservative, the architecture of our federal buildings has been controlled by destroyers.
From The Western Journal, the woman who accused President Biden of sexually assaulting her when he was a Senator (D-Del) has defected to Russia. (Will she give our regards to Edward Snowden?)
From Fox News, a federal judge temporarily blocks Biden's pistol brace rule. (via The Western Journal)
From BizPac Review, almost 10,000 pictures from the aforementioned Hunter Biden's laptop have hit the Interwebz. (To clear up any confusion, Hunter Biden was indeed mentioned above, but his laptop wasn't.)
From The Daily Wire, after the cancellation of the streaming of the video What Is A Woman? on Twitter, the Chief Twit rolls out the "mistakes were made" excuse.
From the Daily Caller, the Supreme Court rules 8-1 against union bosses seeking immunity from property damage caused by striking workers.
From Breitbart, retired NFL quarterback Tom Brady claims that rumors of another return to the playing field are greatly exaggerated.
From Newsmax, according to Senator James Lankford (R-OK), there has been no "improvement" at the border with Mexico.
And from the New York Post, Brandon falls again.
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Today is the start of Pride Month. As with the last two years, I'm wondering when the other six Deadly Sins will be celebrated.
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