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4 Oct 2023
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#politics
The Blaze: You have to hear Whoopi Goldberg and Sunny Hostin’s INSANE conspiracy theories about why Jamaal Bowman pulled the fire alarm …
Democrat Rep. Jamaal Bowman was caught pulling a fire alarm before a government funding vote, leading some to suspect he did it intentionally. Whoopi Goldberg is certain of his innocence, while Dave Rubin and others question the credibility of his excuse. Sunny Hostin suggests someone set Bowman up, and Alyssa Farah Griffin offers a poorly reasoned theory.
The Right Scoop: WATCH: FNC’s Brian Kilmeade goes after Rep. Tim Burchett in feisty interview over vote to oust Kevin McCarthy
Fox News host Kilmeade criticized Rep. Burchett for voting to remove McCarthy as House speaker. The interview was confrontational and condescending.
Washington Free Beacon: Bob Menendez’s Wife Needed That Mercedes Because She Killed Someone With Her Old Car, Prosecutors Say
Sen. Bob Menendez and his wife are accused of accepting a luxury car in exchange for influence peddling. The car was reportedly needed as a replacement for his wife's vehicle, which had been totaled in a crash that killed a man in 2018. Menendez is also facing charges of accepting bribes and sharing sensitive federal information with foreign entities.
National Review: State Department Unveils Official Portrait of Hillary Clinton
Former Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton's official portrait was unveiled by the U.S. Department of State. The portrait depicts her standing in front of an American flag. Clinton's tenure as secretary of state was marked by her strategic rethinking of America's global engagement, her advancement of social issues such as gay rights, and her strong stance against Putin.
Red State: Tired of Democrat and GOP Shenanigans, More Americans Support a Third U.S. Political Party
As the Democrat Party leans further left and infighting among Republicans continues, a new poll shows that 63% of Americans believe a viable third political party is needed. Traditionally, independent or third-party candidates only served as spoilers, but the current dissatisfaction with both major parties suggests the time may have come for a new option.
#society
Breitbart: Hispanic Chicago Residents Protest Opening of Migrant Shelter
Hispanic residents in Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood protest the opening of a new shelter for illegal immigrants, arguing that long-time residents are being neglected and that the city provides everything for free to newcomers. The meeting was called after officials quietly opened the shelter without notice or local input. The issue of illegal immigration and the allocation of government resources sparks controversy and discontent among the residents.
#war
Washington Free Beacon: US To Send Weapons Seized From Iran to Ukraine
The US plans to send seized Iranian weapons to Ukraine, potentially including small arms. This move is unlikely to significantly impact the situation on the battlefield, as Ukraine needs long-range weapons and air defense systems. The US Congress did not allocate any new funds for Ukraine, revealing a growing reluctance among some Republicans to support Kyiv.
Euromaidan Press: Small drones, big impact: Ukraine boosts use of FPV drones on battlefield
Ukraine has significantly increased its use of FPV drones against Russian forces, with video evidence showing their growing role on the battlefield. The drones are cheaper alternatives to other options, but their combat payload is limited. However, they are more resistant to electronic warfare systems.
Foreign Policy: Are Ukraine’s Airstrikes in Russia Effective?
Ukraine has been conducting airstrikes and drone attacks on Russia, targeting military and civilian infrastructure. These attacks aim to hinder Russian warfighting and put pressure on the Russian government. While the impact of these airstrikes on coercion is limited, they can disrupt daily life, show Ukraine's resolve, and force Russia to divert resources to protect its cities.
#economy
Forbes: As Luxury Brands Expand In New York City, Their Success May Be Delayed
New York City is experiencing a luxury retail boom, with 27% of new luxury retail spaces in the US opening there. The Upper East Side accounted for 43% of these new leases. However, the growth of luxury brands in the US is slowing down due to economic headwinds and the effects of inflation on consumers. The luxury market is predicted to advance between 5% and 8%, but caution is advised as a recession is expected to hit in the first half of next year. The industry is becoming more dependent on high-net-worth individuals and may need to look beyond New York City for business, as the city is no longer as attractive to wealthy shoppers due to concerns about crime and homelessness. Additionally, the decline in tourist visits further impacts the luxury retail market in the city.
Field & Stream: Best October Prime Day Tool Deals 2023
Amazon is offering early tool deals for October Prime Day 2023. Save up to 76% on power tools and batteries from favorite brands like DeWalt, Milwaukee, and Makita. Discounts include Milwaukee M18 batteries for 50% off and a DeWalt cordless drill/driver combo kit for under $100.
Townhall: The Federal Government's Fiscal Irresponsibility
In the final hours of Fiscal Year 2023, Congress passed a continuing resolution to fund the government and avoid a shutdown. However, this came as a betrayal to voters who expected Republicans to rein in government spending. The country's national debt has exceeded $33 trillion, and spending continues to exceed tax collections, leading to an unsustainable situation.
Breitbart: Manchin: Messaging Is 'Biggest' Reason Biden Has Negative Economic Ratings, He's Done Many Good Things
Sen. Joe Manchin believes that the negative view of President Joe Biden's handling of the economy is mainly due to messaging, emphasizing the importance of effectively communicating accomplishments. He mentions the passing of the Electoral Count Act after the January 6 insurrection, an energy bill after 30 years, the CHIPS Act to address supply chain reliance on foreign countries, and the bipartisan infrastructure bill.
#culture
Daily Wire: ‘Cool Runnings’ Director Feared Disney Would Fire Him If Actors Didn’t ‘Sound Like Sebastian The Crab’
The director and cast of the film "Cool Runnings" discussed how the actors were instructed not to make the Jamaican accents too authentic to appeal to Middle America. The Disney executives wanted a more Americanized version of the movie.
#education
Daily Wire: Parents Win Ruling Against Wisconsin School District Over Pronoun, Name Change Policy
A Wisconsin court ruled against a school district's policy allowing teachers to use new names and pronouns for students without parental consent. This violated parental rights and was compared to medical treatment and sports decisions. Two sets of parents sued the district for using different names and pronouns without their knowledge. This decision is a victory for parental rights.
#crime
The New American: L.A. County Cities Sue to Stop Zero-bail Policy - The New American
A dozen LA County cities are suing to stop a zero-bail policy put into effect on October 1. The policy aims to reduce reliance on cash bail and release non-violent offenders, but critics argue it increases the risk of criminals being released back into the community.
The New American: Feds: Zambian Immigrant Mailman Stole Nearly $2 Million From Postal Customers. Nabbed Just Before Boarding a Flight Back Home - The New American
A Zambian immigrant mailman in Washington, D.C. stole nearly $2 million from postal customers by stealing checks. He was caught before he could fly back to Zambia.
The mailman, Hachikosela Muchimba, stole checks from October 2021 to March 2023. He faces charges of mail theft and bank fraud.
Breitbart: VIDEO: 160 Arrests Made During Ohio Human Trafficking Crackdown
Over 160 people arrested in Ohio in a crackdown on human trafficking. The operation identified over 100 survivors.
The Blaze: Child allegedly shoots two teens at football practice over 'bag of chips'
An 11-year-old is arrested after shooting two kids at a youth football practice. The victims are expected to recover.
#sports
Forbes: Chargers Punch J.C. Jackson’s Ticket Back To New England As L.A. Rids Itself Of An Expensive Headache
The Los Angeles Chargers traded troubled cornerback J.C. Jackson back to the New England Patriots, hoping to rid themselves of a headache. Jackson, who signed a lucrative deal with the Chargers but never fit in, struggled with injuries and clashed with teammates and coaches. The trade resulted in a significant cap hit for the Chargers.
#other
The New American: Will Switzerland Impose Climate Lockdowns? - The New American
Switzerland is considering banning electric vehicles for non-essential use during the winter as part of an emergency plan to mitigate potential energy shortages. The draft ordinance also includes restrictions on other non-essential activities and devices, similar to Covid lockdowns. The country remains on alert for an energy crunch this winter due to volatile energy markets and a shift away from reliance on Russian natural gas.