Nation
• Wow: it's shocking on its face that Weiss wanted to let Hunter Biden off scot free @tristanleavitt
• Comer: Hunter Biden Was Copied On Government Emails on Ukraine While Biden Was VP DC
• Six Obama Administration Officials Used Alias Emails Breitbart
• Migrant Crisis, a ‘Time Bomb’ for Democrats, Poses Test for Hochul DNYUZ
• Former Prosecutor Running for President Calls for RICO Probe into Antifa Rioters Tyler O'Neil
• San Francisco Swirls Drain: Federal Agency Tells Employees to Stay Safe at Home Jarrett Stepman
Economy
• MERIT: Boot the illegal aliens. And may a million H-1Bs bloom. Deroy Murdock
• House Conservative Leader Vows ‘Not Another Dollar’ to Ukraine Until America’s Southern Border Secure Tony Kinnett
Scandal Central
• No to Economic Slavery T.L. Davis
• Hunter Biden document dump over the weekend David Strom
Media
• What’s in a song? TL Davis
• 7 Weeks and the Faustian Deal Hits the Table CTH
World
• Biden quietly sells off border wall material so the project can not begin again Karen Townsend
• Ramaswamy: Cut off aid to Israel after 2028 WFB
Sci-Tech
• Russia lunar lander crashes into the moon John Sexton
• Watch: Robots steal the show as China displays its latest tech breakthroughs Euronews
Cornucopia
• In Hawaii, Lahaina Baptist Church ‘Untouched’ by Fires Amid Surrounding Ashes Tony Kinnett
• Sunday Smiles David Strom
QOTD: Lawyers for Mark Meadows alert federal court to constitutional dangers of Fulton County's crazed prosecution: "If Georgia could prosecute a Chief of Staff to the President based on a course of conduct that includes, for instance, arranging meetings with legislators from Michigan and Pennsylvania, presumably those States too—and perhaps others— could investigate and potentially prosecute him as well. The implications are staggering, and that prospect would hobble not just the Chief of Staff’s ability to carry out the role effectively, but Presidential operations generally. That is contrary to federal law establishing the Executive Office of the President and White House Office to provide the President nimble and effective advice and assistance. The Supremacy Clause does not permit such conflict."





