Crackdown

On the menu today: President Biden and China’s Xi Jinping are expected to have their first in-person meeting in Indonesia this November, leading some to argue that the administration should set preconditions for Xi before granting him a face-to-face meeting with the American president.

As part of a presentation on election integrity at the Broward County Courthouse in Fort Lauderdale on Thursday, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced that 20 individuals will be charged with voter fraud, which is a third degree felony.

The number of migrant encounters at the southern border this fiscal year has now exceeded two million, sources tell Fox News — a number that marks a new record, as well as a glaring sign of the enormous and ongoing crisis facing agents, officials and communities at the border.

Almost exactly a year ago, the last American troops left Afghanistan and the Taliban regained full control of the country.

NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom has opened up about the consequences of his human rights advocacy and the impacts it has had on family members in his native Turkey who are having trouble getting jobs and face social ostracization due to his criticism of the Erdogan regime.

The government of the Netherlands seems to be willing to starve Europe to browbeat Dutch farmers about climate change, and American corporate media outlets are largely ignoring it.

Freedom of speech, assembly and the press are gone in Hong Kong, and there’s good reason to fear religious liberty will be the next target.

The BBC hired “trans and nonbinary inclusion” consultants to tell its staff that there are more than 150 genders and instruct them to police...

US gun rights group encourages ‘real solutions’ to ‘stop violence’ following Congress’ bipartisan reform package.

"The amount of negative impact this will have will last decades if not forever turn the tide of competition with China in favor of China," said Captjur CEO Bob Bilbruck.