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Immigration from China surpassed FY 2022 levels as law enforcement tries to determine how migrants are crossing illegally from the Bahamas.

Border Patrol agents have seen an increase in the number of Chinese nationals illegally crossing the border this year. Agents apprehended 33,409 Chinese immigrants trying to enter the country illegally from October to June; that’s already higher than the 27,756 apprehensions for all of fiscal year 2022.  Here’s a look at the statistics: Fiscal year…

The sea drone attacks on Russia's Novorossiysk naval base on the Black Sea will have serious repercussions to the oil industry.

On Aug. 4, Ukraine used sea drones to attack a Russian naval base near the Black Sea port of Novorossiysk, a major hub for Russian oil exports. A Ukrainian intelligence source said a Russian Navy ship with around 100 servicemen on board was damaged. The attack could signal that Ukraine is trying to take the fight to…

Special Counsel Jack Smith announced new federal charges against former President Donald Trump, this time related to the 2020 election.

Former President Donald Trump faces new federal charges, and a major pharmacy chain lets go thousands of its employees amid a company restructuring. These stories and more highlight The Rundown for Wednesday, Aug. 2, 2023. Former President Trump faces new federal charges Special Counsel Jack Smith announced new federal charges against Trump on Tuesday, Aug…

Hype is growing the Fed will achieve the rare soft landing, where it drives down inflation without triggering a recession. But is it too good to be true?

Driving down inflation without major job losses is a balancing act the Federal Reserve rarely nails. But hope for a “soft landing” is growing after this past week, as is the hype. History tells us it could be too good to be true. “We were having these same types of discussions in 2000 and again…

By cancelling the grain deal with Ukraine, Russia is looking for any way to crush the Ukrainian economy and kickstart a famine in the region.

After pulling out of the grain deal with Ukraine, Russia has attacked the Ukrainian port city of Odessa and destroyed around 60,000 tons of grain stored for export. In the coming weeks, the global food supply will be significantly reduced, food prices will likely soar and some countries could face famines. Straight Arrow News contributor…

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