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#politics
The Right Scoop: RNC warns Christie, Ramaswamy NOT to do Fox News segment together
Chris Christie and Vivek Ramaswamy were warned by the RNC that if they appeared together on Fox News, they would be barred from future debates. The format was changed to separate, back-to-back segments. The RNC wants to avoid candidates participating in non-sanctioned debates.
Red State: Gallup: Voters Overwhelmingly Want GOP in Charge of 'Most Important Problems,' Reject Democrat Policies
Despite the dislike for both parties, a recent Gallup poll shows that Americans believe the GOP is better suited to handle the country's problems. This includes the economy, national security, and the most important issue facing the country. The poll also reveals that a majority disapprove of Biden's job performance and are pessimistic about the direction of the economy.
The Blaze: Gavin Newsom's replacement for Dianne Feinstein is as predictable as the sunrise
Dianne Feinstein's vacant Senate seat in California has been filled by Laphonza Butler, appointed by Governor Gavin Newsom. Newsom's decision to select a black woman for the position has sparked controversy, with critics claiming it's no longer a meritocracy. Butler's appointment is also controversial due to her role as the head of Emily's List, a pro-abortion political action committee, and her voting registration in Maryland instead of California. Critics argue that Newsom treated the selection process like casting for a play or musical, prioritizing physical characteristics over qualifications.
National Review: The Corner: Jamaal Bowman Says He’s ‘Not Worried’ about House Censure, Expulsion Resolutions after Fire-Alarm Incident
Democratic representative Jamaal Bowman faces legislative efforts from House Republicans to punish him for pulling a fire alarm in the Cannon House Building. A censure resolution aims to strip him of committee assignments, while another resolution seeks to expel him. Bowman has admitted to pulling the alarm, claiming it was an honest mistake. He apologized for calling his House GOP colleagues "Nazi" but evades questions about his past actions as a middle-school principal.
Daily Wire: Former Detroit Police Chief James Craig Launches Senate Bid, Focuses On ‘Return To Law And Order’
Former Detroit Police Chief James Craig, a Republican, has announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate seat in Michigan. He aims to bring law and order back to the country and has garnered popularity for his response to the George Floyd riots. Craig supports former President Donald Trump and will be running against Democrat Rep. Elissa Slotkin.
National Review: House Dem Leader Instructs Caucus Not to Bail Out McCarthy as Gaetz, GOP Rebels Prepare to Oust Speaker
House minority leader Hakeem Jeffries (D., N.Y.) directs Democrats not to support any delay in the ousting of Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R., Calif.). McCarthy needs Democratic support to defeat Representative Matt Gaetz's (R., Fla.) motion to vacate. Despite this, McCarthy expresses confidence in holding onto his position. Gaetz accuses McCarthy of making a secret deal with President Joe Biden and the Democratic Party regarding Ukraine funding. The House will vote on whether to table Gaetz's effort, and if not, a vote will be held on the motion to vacate. McCarthy's successor is currently unknown.
The New American: House to Vote on Speakership; Dems Won't Save McCarthy - The New American
The U.S. House of Representatives will vote on vacating the House speaker position, potentially ousting Kevin McCarthy. McCarthy is likely to lose his position if he loses five Republican votes. The replacement for McCarthy is uncertain, as no one has the majority votes to become speaker.
#society
The Blaze: Protesters show up at Seattle mayor's home after he proposed raising police budget for 2024
Protesters march to Seattle Mayor's home, opposing police budget increase.
#military
Forbes: BTS’s Suga Has Been Deemed ‘Unfit For Regular Combat Duty’ In The Korean Military
Suga from BTS has started his mandatory military service in South Korea. He has been deemed unfit for combat duty and will serve as a social service agent instead. This is the third member of BTS to enlist, with Jin and J-Hope already serving.
The American Spectator: Military Barracks Are a ‘Total Disgrace’
The U.S. military is neglecting the living conditions of servicemembers, with enlisted housing being unfit for Marines. The Department of Defense prioritizes golf courses and EV charging stations over improving the quality of life for soldiers.
#health
National Review: U.K. Health Secretary Moves to Restore Sex-Segregated Hospital Facilities, Reversing ‘Gender-Inclusive’ Policy
The British health secretary intends to remove gender-inclusive language from the U.K.'s public health-care constitution to prioritize privacy for women. This includes barring male patients from female-only facilities and restoring sex-specific medical references. The move comes after an NHS diversity training that allowed staff to declare pronouns and access opposite-sex facilities. If not addressed, the long-term consequences could harm the protection of women and future generations.
#crime
Daily Wire: Judge Rules Lady Gaga Won’t Have To Pay $500K Reward To Woman Connected With Dognapping
Lady Gaga will not have to pay the $500,000 reward for her stolen dogs. Jennifer McBride's lawsuit demanding the reward money and additional damages was thrown out by the judge. McBride was involved in the theft and pleaded no contest to charges of receiving stolen property in 2022.
Flag And Cross: Watch: Man Deliberately Drives SUV Through Police Station Wall While Blaring 'Welcome to the Jungle', Police Say
A New Jersey man intentionally crashes his SUV into a police station, causing significant damage. No injuries reported. He is charged with terrorism and other counts.
#sports
Flag And Cross: Otto Wallin Secures Split Decision Win Over Murat Gassiev In Heavyweight Bout
32-year-old Swede Otto Wallin defeated Murat Gassiev in a split decision heavyweight bout. Wallin's size, reach, and movement troubled Gassiev, who landed power shots but couldn't hurt Wallin. Wallin's victory could lead to more opportunities in the heavyweight boxing world.
#technology
Forbes: Charging For Instagram? Meta Explores $17 Monthly Fee For Ad-Free Experience In Europe
European Union residents may soon have to pay between $10 and $17 per month for ad-free versions of Facebook and Instagram as Meta explores charging users to comply with new EU regulations. The company's main source of revenue, personalized ads, could be compromised by the new rules. Users would have to agree to personalized ads or pay to avoid them. Despite concerns about the price, Meta believes it is a fair fee considering the potential loss in advertising revenue.
#other
Forbes: Hitachi Vantara Perspectives BrandVoice: The Need For Virtual Water And Aquifer Sustainability
Virtual water is the hidden flow of water in food and other commodities that is traded globally. It was initially seen as a solution to water scarcity, but may have negative consequences. Water scarcity is a pressing issue, as only a small percentage of the world's water is available for use. Groundwater is being heavily used for agriculture, leading to concerns about the sustainability of this resource. Countries like Saudi Arabia are buying land in other countries to grow water-intensive crops and then exporting them, creating virtual water trade. The export of virtual water is profitable, but has potential environmental impacts. Legislation and economic incentives are needed to ensure the sustainable use of virtual water and aquifers. California, for example, has passed laws regulating groundwater use, but more action is needed.
Newsbusters: Worst of September: Five Shocking Examples of Big Tech Censorship
Big Tech censorship continues with Google's anti-Republican search bias before the GOP debate and YouTube censoring Candace Owens for criticizing homosexuality. Instagram fact-checked a meme about electric cars but ignored the issue of coal-powered energy. YouTube also demonetized Russell Brand amidst sexual assault allegations. X's Community Notes serve as a form of censorship, providing subjective fact-checks.
The Blaze: Whitlock: Trevor Bauer stars in the woke, weak remake of the Kobe Bryant rape allegations
Twenty years ago, Kobe Bryant was accused of sexual assault. The NBA took no action. Recently, Trevor Bauer faced similar accusations. The Dodgers distanced themselves, and MLB sought to harshly punish him. Society is chaotic and corrupt because men choose survival over honor. The environment is what we deserve.