“I love this song so much!” Beabadoobee visits Japan for the video for Ever Seen, single three from her forthcoming This Is How Tomorrow Moves album

The U.S. government will pay vaccine maker Moderna $176 million to increase the development of a pandemic influenza vaccine that could be used to treat bird flu in people, federal officials announced on Tuesday. 

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Manhattan prosecutors said Tuesday they would not oppose Donald Trump’s request to delay the sentencing in his hush money trial as he seeks to have the conviction overturned following a Supreme Court ruling that granted broad immunity protections to presidents. In a letter filed with the New York court, prosecutors with Manhattan District Attorney Alvin […] The post Manhattan Prosecutors Agree to Delay in Hush Money Case appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Wearing masks in public in New York City used to be illegal, but that changed with COVID-19. Masks do make it easier to abuse target groups like Jews, and it encourages shoplifting. Unsurprisingly, the anti-Israel groups don’t want a mask ban. They say it’s fascist. A lot of these haters attacking Jews have normal and […] The post Unmasking NYC Called Fascist appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

A newly formed caucus formed by Democrats that promises to address “root causes” of migration around the world is founded by a trio of Democrats with a history of advocating for radical policies in the United States, including full amnesty for illegal immigrants. Called the Congressional Caucus on Global Migration, the caucus is co-chaired by three Democrat congressmen. The trio says that the caucus exists to inform Congress of the “root causes” of migration, reframing the immigration debate away from border security and towards America’s alleged role in the instability of foreign countries. “Generalized violence, civil wars, human rights violations, democratic backsliding, economic exclusion, and climate instability are just some of the current crises driving families away from their homes in search of safety and stability,” a memo from the newly-formed caucus reads. “The Congressional Caucus on Global Migration will position Congress as an effective ally to global efforts to create a safer, more equitable world where people can build the life they want and deserve at home.” While the caucus has presented itself as if it is searching for innovative ways to decrease mass illegal immigration to the United States, its leadership has advocated for policies that make illegal immigration into the United States more attractive, effectively rewarding those who illegally enter the country. One of the caucus co-chairs, Rep. Greg Casar (D-TX) boasts that he supports “a permanent end to xenophobic travel bans” and “a pathway to citizenship for the 11 million undocumented immigrants in the U.S,” a figure that some experts say severely undercounts the true number of illegal immigrants present in the country. “For far too long, our nation’s laws have denied immigrant families basic dignity and human rights,” Casar says. “I support a full overhaul of our inhumane immigration system.” The Democrat congressman has also advocated for the Biden administration to accept refugees from Gaza. There’s also Rep. Delia Ramirez (D-IL), another Democrat with a demonstrated history of advocating for illegal immigrants. Ramirez, who is married to an illegal immigrant covered by the Deferred Action Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, boasts that she has “consistently called for executive and congressional action to protect Dreamers and to provide relief to long-term undocumented immigrants across the nation.” Ramirez is also one of the leaders behind a legislative effort to offer amnesty to DACA recipients like her husband, as well as to those with Temporary Protected Status and Deferred Enforced Departure status. The third caucus leader is Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove (D-CA), a congresswoman who has repeatedly voted against border security measures. Kamlager-Dove voted against the Secure the Border Act, a bill that Heritage Action said “represents the strongest and most consequential border security and immigration enforcement legislation to date.” Kamlager-Dove also voted against one bill that bars illegal immigrants from voting in elections in the District of Columbia, as well as another that would require the Department of Homeland Security to deport illegal immigrants who are arrested or charged with assaulting a police officer or other first responders. The attempt from the three Democrats to reframe the immigration debate away from border security comes as the Biden administration has presided over an unprecedented increase in illegal immigration. Immigration authorities have recorded over 9.5 million nationwide encounters and 1.7 million estimated illegal immigrant gotaways during the Democrat’s presidential term. The surge in illegal immigration has been so severe that it has propelled the foreign-born population in the United States to a new all-time high of 51.6 million. Representatives Casar, Ramirez, and Kamlager-Dove did not respond to a request for comment.

Democratic governors reportedly held a private meeting on Monday to discuss President Joe Biden’s apparent feebleness and are requesting a briefing from the president himself. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, the chairman of the Democratic Governors’ Association, organized the call. It included governors, but no members of their staffs or any representative of the White House, according to CNN host Jake Tapper. BREAKING…. Sources: Democratic governors held a call yesterday afternoon… Just governors – no staffs – no one from campaign or WH… Organized by Gov Tim Walz of Minnesota for the DGA… 1/4 — Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) July 2, 2024 “On the call Dem. governors expressed concern about what’s going on with the president,” Tapper said in a post on X. “They know if they come forward publicly with concern that likely will cause Biden to dig in more.” The White House had not reached out to any of the governors by the time of the call. Biden faces significant pressure to forgo his re-election bid after he appeared feeble and, at times, incoherent during his debate with former President Donald Trump last week. At one point, he claimed that his administration “finally beat Medicare.” The Democratic governors expressed a desire to hear from the president, seemingly so that Biden could reassure them about his health and answer questions. “There was strong sentiment that they needed to hear directly from President Biden,” Tapper said. “They are trying to set up a meeting at the WH …or via Zoom for those who can’t come…nothing is on the books yet….but WH knows of request,” Tapper continued. “Dem Govs are not coming in with any specific message– but they feel they need to hear from President Biden.” Plans for a meeting between the governors and the White House are moving forward, though a date has yet to be set, according to CNN. The president has faced widespread criticism over his debate performance, but Democrats are more split on how to recover from it. Former Rep. Tim Ryan (D-OH) has said that Biden should step aside and allow his vice president, Kamala Harris, to become the Democratic nominee for president. Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA), former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), and others have said that Biden should continue and that fears over the debate are overblown.