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#politics
Red State: WATCH: Mercurial Manchin Strikes Again, Blames America's Disgust With Bidenomics on 'Messaging'
Sen. Joe Manchin's flip-flopping and indecisiveness make it difficult to take him seriously. In an interview with Chris Cuomo, he blamed the Jan. 6 Capitol riot for the negative effects of the economy and suggested that the Electoral Count Act was passed in 2022 to prevent future incidents. However, the Act was actually passed in 1887. He also listed legislation passed by Congress to defend their accomplishments during the Biden administration. But struggling Americans don't buy it.
The Blaze: THIS is the one question you should ask yourself following McCarthy's ousting
Rep. Kevin McCarthy, speaker of the House, was ousted with only eight Republicans supporting the move. Rep. Matt Gaetz led the charge. Glenn Beck and Mark Levin question the decision and criticize Gaetz's lack of action on COVID-19 spending. They believe there is no clear plan in place and express concern over Democrats gaining control of the budget. Levin emphasizes that the Democratic Party hates America.
The Babylon Bee: 330 Million Phones Go Off After Biden Hits Wrong Button Reaching For Life Alert
U.S. President Biden mistakenly triggers emergency alert system after falling and hitting the wrong button for his Life Alert. Despite therapy and precautions, Biden's falls continue, prompting the addition of a Life Alert necklace. Some worry about the multiple buttons he now has access to, including the nuclear button.
The Right Scoop: Joe Biden’s Commerce Secy admits she’s WITHHOLDING federal money from broadband providers unless they mitigate climate change
Joe Biden's Commerce Secretary, Gina Raimondo, is withholding federal funds from broadband providers unless they submit climate change mitigation plans. Under questioning, Raimondo failed to provide any statutory authority for this demand. Senator Schmitt called her out, stating that Congress never gave her such power. Raimondo's claim that "climate events" cause internet loss is misleading, as weatherproofing would be sufficient. This reveals her agenda goes beyond weather-related issues.
Newsbusters: Scarborough Calls Himself An 'Institutionalist'—But Was Part of Failed Coup Against Gingrich!
Concerns over Joe Scarborough's failing memory continue to mount. Scarborough had forgotten his own past involvement in a failed coup to remove Newt Gingrich as Speaker. His memory lapses raise questions about his mental state.
Townhall: The Real Subject of the Budget Debate Is the Uniparty
The current debate over funding the federal government highlights the influence of special interest groups and the uniparty ruling the country. The compromise bill passed by both chambers includes elements wanted by Republican hardliners but lacks new funding for border security. The budget hardliners view this as a small victory and are determined to force more concessions from Democrats and their own party members. This threatens the uniparty's pretense of bipartisanship and reveals the true nature of Republican submission.
The Blaze: 'God already gave me another chance at life': Steve Scalise announces bid for House speakership
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise, a cancer survivor, has announced his bid for the House speakership. Scalise emphasized his belief in purpose and his preparedness for the battles ahead. This comes after GOP Rep. Kevin McCarthy was removed from the speaker role, and Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio has also announced his intention to seek the position.
Flag And Cross: Video: Chip Roy Calls Out the MAGA Wing Over 'Circular Firing Squad' in Profanity-Laced Rant
Republican Rep. Chip Roy of Texas criticizes his own party members for infighting, defending his support for Kevin McCarthy. Roy expresses frustration with accusations of being a "RINO" and goes on the offensive, using profanity to challenge his critics. He emphasizes his dedication to limited government conservatism and calls out those who talk tough on social media. Roy respects those who voted to remove McCarthy as speaker but takes a veiled shot at former President Donald Trump, highlighting GOP candidate Ron DeSantis as the party's best chance for restoration. He focuses on issues like stopping human trafficking, reducing spending, and protecting sovereignty. Eight Republicans joined every House Democrat to vote against McCarthy's speakership. Roy defends one of them, Rep. Tim Burchett of Tennessee, and dismisses criticism as grandstanding.
#society
Newsbusters: Planned Parenthood Gives Special Needs Kid Cross-Sex Hormones After 30 Min Visit
Fred, a young man with ADHD and autism, was prescribed cross-sex hormones by Planned Parenthood without a thorough evaluation or his parents' consent. Despite his developmental issues, Fred went through various obsessions and extreme views, leading him to identify as transgender. Planned Parenthood's actions raise concerns about the care provided to individuals with special needs and the potential long-term effects of hormone treatment. This story sheds light on a larger issue of young adults being influenced by societal trends without fully understanding the consequences.
Daily Wire: Prayer Is Not A Wish, But A Practice Of Gratitude To Stave Off Resentment
The Robertson family's TV show "Duck Dynasty" resonated with viewers because they saw parts of their own families in theirs. The faith aspect and the practice of saying a prayer at dinner had a big impact on people, reminding them of a lost tradition.
#war
Euromaidan Press: As Russia butchers Ukrainians, UEFA rolls out the red carpet
As Russia continues its brutal invasion of Ukraine, UEFA has announced that it will readmit Russian children's football teams to international competitions. This decision has been widely condemned, with several countries and football associations boycotting UEFA games involving Russian teams. The move by UEFA has sparked outrage, as Ukrainian children continue to be targeted and killed in the war.
#economy
Daily Wire: Bidenomics? Private Sector Job Growth Shrinks To Three-Year Low
U.S. companies hired fewer workers in September than expected, with only 89,000 new hires compared to the estimated 153,000. This decline in hiring, along with a decrease in wages, could pose a challenge for President Biden's economic agenda as he heads into a reelection battle in 2024.
#religion
National Review: Jack Phillips to Appear before Colorado Supreme Court for Gender-Transition Cake Case
The Colorado Supreme Court will hear the case of Christian baker Jack Phillips, who refused to make gender transition cakes, citing his religious beliefs. Phillips previously won a free-speech case before the U.S. Supreme Court for refusing to bake a wedding cake for a same-sex couple. The outcome of this case could be influenced by a recent ruling that protected a Christian web designer from being forced to create a website for a same-sex couple.
#health
Flag And Cross: New Research Suggests Vegetarianism May Be Determined By Genetic Makeup
New research suggests that being a vegetarian may be influenced by genetics. Scientists have identified three genes that are strongly linked to vegetarianism, which could have important implications for dietary recommendations and meat substitute production. The study also found that environmental and biological factors may override the desire to adhere to a vegetarian diet. These findings shed light on the physiological differences between vegetarians and non-vegetarians, and could lead to personalized dietary recommendations and improved meat substitutes.
#education
Daily Signal: K-12 Could Learn Transparency From Early-Childhood Education
Parental involvement in K-12 education is crucial for better student outcomes. Transparency measures are needed to engage parents.
Daily Signal: Making American Education the Envy of the World Again
Jeremy Tate, founder of the Classic Learning Test, criticizes the left-wing mainstream education system. He created an alternative test to combat the compromised College Board and its whitewashing of history. Tate advocates for classical education as the solution.
#crime
Forbes: Over 300 Alleged Sexual Abuse Victims Sue Columbia University—Claim Ex-Gynecologist Richard Hadden Is ‘Most Prolific’ Predator In N.Y. History
Former gynecologist Robert Hadden is accused in a civil lawsuit of sexually abusing 301 victims while working for Columbia University, with administrators and medical staff allegedly covering up the abuse. The lawsuit claims that Columbia staff knew about the abuse as early as 1994 and worked to conceal Hadden's crimes. The number of survivors in the case against Hadden is now comparable to that of Larry Nassar, a former doctor at Michigan State University.
#sports
Forbes: All Utah Scholarship Football Players Receive A New Truck In NIL Deal
The Utah Crimson Collective is providing every scholarship player on Utah's football team with a Dodge Ram 1500 truck. Donors are fully funding the lease and insurance costs. Athletes must have a good driving record and promote awareness of the collective.
#technology
Foreign Policy: The Quantum Chips Are Stacking Up
The U.S. government is focused on winning the "quantum war" against China, as quantum computing has implications for encryption, combat communications, and overall national security. Quantum computers operate differently from regular computers, with the potential to solve complex problems and supercharge various applications. However, the development of quantum computers is challenging, and genuine commercial applications are still a long way off. Governments are prioritizing quantum computing due to its potential in military technologies, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity.
#other
Forbes: Jung Kook Is Headed For A Massive Hot 100 Debut With ‘3D’
Jung Kook's single "3D" is expected to debut inside the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. The song has been performing well in terms of sales and has dominated the iTunes ranking. Additionally, it has also seen success on streaming platforms. It remains unclear whether the song is receiving substantial airplay on U.S. radio stations.
Daily Wire: ’Way To Cheat, Bro!’: Male Runner Mocked After Switching To Women’s Category
A male runner in Maine switches to the women's category and finishes fifth in a cross-country competition, causing controversy and accusations of cheating. Critics argue that it is unfair to female runners who have trained hard, as males have biological advantages in terms of strength and speed. The situation is seen as a gross injustice by some, as it forces girls to accept something they believe to be false.