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#illegals
Breitbart: Border Chief Mayorkas Will Build a Few Miles of Border Wall
President Biden's border chief plans to build more miles of the border wall to redirect migrants, but not to stop economic migrants. Instead, they want migrants to register at official gates for quick release into U.S. society. The construction could be used as political ammunition in the 2024 elections.
The Economist: The post-Title-42 lull in border crossings is over
The end of Title 42 led to a lull in border crossings, but now encounters at the US-Mexico border have increased by 61%. New groups of migrants, such as Venezuelans and Russians, are making the journey north. This poses a challenge for President Biden as he faces criticism from his political opponents and deals with the deadlock in Congress over immigration reform.
#politics
Red State: Andrea Mitchell Is Really Upset That Pelosi Got Booted From Her Office
Democratic politicians, including Nancy Pelosi, were evicted from their prestigious offices in the Capitol Building after Kevin McCarthy's ouster as Speaker of the House. MSNBC journalist Andrea Mitchell decried the eviction, but tradition dictates the most recent former Speaker gets the special office, which is McCarthy, not Pelosi. Democrats cannot expect professional courtesy after disregarding it themselves. McHenry's move is fair, and Mitchell's bias is evident.
Spectator USA: Commander Biden should have been raised right
Commander Biden, the German Shepherd in the White House, has been indiscriminately attacking people, including Secret Service and civilian staff. Some blame the dog, but it's a reflection of the previous Biden dog, Major, who was also rehomed for biting. Hunter Biden, the president's son, has pleaded not guilty to felony gun charges, showcasing a life without accountability. The Biden family's love may contribute to Commander's behavior. Commander has been removed from the White House, but Cockburn wonders when the next troublesome Biden dog will face consequences.
The Right Scoop: CNN embarrasses Nancy Mace over fundraising emails [VIDEO]
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In a humiliating turn of events, Nancy Mace was called out on CNN for her hypocrisy regarding fundraising emails. Mace, who had been capitalizing on her vote against Kevin McCarthy as speaker of the House, was exposed for criticizing Matt Gaetz for the same behavior earlier this year. Despite her claims of being targeted by the establishment, Mace's actions reveal her own fraudulent tactics.
Red State: WATCH: Sage Steele Reveals the Downright Creepy Comment Joe Biden Made to Her Prior to 2021 Interview
Joe Biden's inappropriate behavior towards women and children, including sniffing their hair and invading personal space, has only worsened since becoming president. Former ESPN host Sage Steele recounted a disturbing interaction with Biden where he struggled to finish sentences and made a creepy comment about his hands. It is concerning that Biden engages in such behavior and struggles during interviews and speeches, and voters should consider this in the next election.
Flag And Cross: Former GOP Rep. Kinzinger Slams Jordan As Worst Pick For Speaker Of The House
Former Republican Rep. Adam Kinzinger criticizes Rep. Jim Jordan's bid for Speaker of the House, calling him the worst choice. Jordan, a Trump supporter, aims to lead the Republicans after Rep. Kevin McCarthy's removal. Other contenders, including Rep. Kevin Hern, are also emerging. All candidates will present their cases on Tuesday, and the new speaker will need nearly unanimous party support.
The Economist: Republican parties in important swing states are falling behind
Republican parties in important swing states like Michigan and Arizona are experiencing a meltdown as they struggle to compete with their Democratic counterparts in terms of fundraising. The rise of the MAGA movement and fringe conspiracy theories has driven away donors and potentially voters. In Michigan, the state party has fallen into disarray, with a widening rift between the populist and establishment wings of the party. In Arizona, populist Republicans have embraced the Big Lie and censured members who broke ranks with former President Trump. These developments could have significant implications for the 2024 elections, as well as for democratic politics more broadly.
Red State: Republicans Are Becoming More Transactional Than Conservative, and It's Killing the Party
The transactional nature of politics is shifting from ideology to personal ambition, as seen in the Democratic and Republican parties. Democratic members prioritize protecting their majority, while Republicans focus on maintaining support. Kevin McCarthy's constant deal-making weakened his position and ultimately led to his downfall. Matt Gaetz's actions were also self-serving, undermining the party's agenda. Donald Trump's endorsements were based on transactions rather than loyalty, and his pro-life stance became transactional when it no longer served his goals. The Republican party needs to prioritize conservative ideas over selfish ambition.
#society
Daily Wire: ‘Drew Barrymore Show’ Writers Refuse To Return Following Strike Fiasco: Report
Three WGA writers refuse to return to "The Drew Barrymore Show" after backlash over Barrymore continuing the show during the strike. The show is expected to return on October 16.
Front Page Magazine: Supreme Court May Stop ADA Lawsuits for "Informational Injuries"
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is being exploited by lawyers and "testers" who sue businesses for non-compliance. The ADA fines are hefty and small businesses are easy targets. A lawsuit currently before the Supreme Court involves a disability rights advocate suing hotels she never intends to stay at, in an effort to force them to update their websites. The ADA needs reform to prevent these abuses.
Forbes: No-One Else Knows What ‘Smacked’ Or ‘Sous Vide’ Means, Either
A recent study reveals that many UK diners struggle to understand restaurant jargon on menus. To avoid embarrassment, 27% of diners choose dishes without knowing what they are. The most confusing terms include "smacked," "sous-vide," "confit," and "fermented."
Breitbart: With Just Months to Go Until Olympics, Paris Suffers Bedbug Infestation
Bedbugs have become a nightmare in France, causing the government to step in and address the infestation before the upcoming Olympic Games. Bedbugs, resistant to insecticides, can easily travel from city to city and nation to nation, infesting hotels and public transportation. The French public is in panic mode, with reports of infestations and viral videos circulating on social media. The government is taking measures to monitor and disinfect, but the challenge remains for the upcoming Paris Olympics.
#war
National Review: The Corner: Russia Loses One of Its Primary War Objectives
Russia has withdrawn its Black Sea Fleet from its main base in occupied Crimea due to Ukrainian missile and drone strikes, dealing a significant blow to Moscow's hold on the peninsula. The withdrawal includes powerful vessels like submarines and frigates, which have been relocated to ports in Russia and Crimea for better protection. This move challenges Russia's access to the deep-water port at Sevastopol, a critical stronghold for projecting power in Southern Europe and the Mediterranean.
Euromaidan Press: Russian attack on grocery kills 49 in Kharkiv Oblast
Russian attack on grocery kills 49 civilians, including a child, and wounds seven others in Kharkiv Oblast.
Breitbart: Russia Launches Fresh Wave of Iranian Drones Against Ukraine
Russia launched a massive drone attack on Ukraine, with 24 out of 29 drones intercepted. President Zelenskyy traveled to Spain to seek support from Western allies. The attack targeted infrastructure but caused no casualties.
#economy
The Economist: Detroit wants to be the first big American city to tax land value
| Detroit, once bankrupt, is striving to recover by implementing a new tax plan. Mayor Mike Duggan wants to tax vacant land at a higher rate while reducing property taxes on buildings. The goal is to spur development and provide tax relief for residents, particularly those who have fallen behind on payments. However, concerns remain about accurate assessment of property values and the potential impact on low-income homeowners.
#history
The New American: The History of the Speaker of the House, Part 2 - The New American
The first speaker of the House was elected in 1789 and played a foundational role in shaping the office. Over time, the speaker evolved from a ceremonial role to a powerful party leader. James K. Polk, a former speaker, used his position to advance his party's agenda and set a precedent for future speakers. The mid-19th century saw the speaker navigating intense sectional conflicts over slavery. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, speakers such as Thomas B. Reed and Joseph G. Cannon consolidated their power and modernized House procedures. In recent decades, speakers like Newt Gingrich, Nancy Pelosi, and Paul Ryan have continued to wield significant influence over national policy debates. The history of the speaker of the House reflects the dynamic nature of American politics and governance.
#crime
Breitbart: 'Legends of the Fall' Star Julia Ormond Sues Disney, CAA over Alleged Harvey Weinstein Sexual Assault
Actress Julia Ormond sues Disney and CAA, claiming they enabled Harvey Weinstein's 1995 sexual assault. Ormond alleges CAA agents discouraged her from speaking out and Disney retaliated by damaging her career.
The Blaze: Radical anti-'Cop City' activist arrested after allegedly slamming stolen vehicle into traffic and sending truck flying
A leftist critic of the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center was arrested for reckless driving, speeding, felony theft, and hit-and-run. Surveillance footage shows him stealing a car and causing multiple accidents, injuring a driver. He has a history of run-ins with the law.
#sports
The Blaze: Swimming World Cup cancels 'Open Category' for trans athletes after no one signs up
"The Swimming World Cup in Germany closed the 'Open Category' for transgender swimmers due to zero registrations. World Aquatics had announced the new category to provide inclusion, but no athletes signed up. They will continue to evaluate demand and consider including the category in future events. This decision comes after World Aquatics barred transgender athletes from competing against women, with the exception of those who transitioned by the age of 12."
Forbes: Potential Managerial Candidates For The Cleveland Guardians
The Cleveland Guardians are searching for a new manager after Terry Francona's retirement. Internal candidates from the organization, experienced former managers, and "managers in waiting" from other teams are all being considered. It is unclear who will ultimately be selected, but the Guardians are looking for someone with new ideas and a fresh perspective.
#outdoors
Dirt Wheels Magazine: PRODUCT EVALUATION: TRAIL TECH PORTABLE AIR COMPRESSOR
The staff at Dirt Wheels tested a compact, battery-operated air compressor that is perfect for filling up tires on the trail. We were able to air up a 32-inch tire to 15 psi three times on a single charge. The compressor is small enough to fit in a hydration pack or ATV storage box and comes with a USB port for charging phones or other electronics. It retails for $69.95 and is a must-have for any off-roading adventure.
#other
Forbes: Everything We Know About ‘Ahsoka’ Season 2 On Disney Plus
The season finale of Ahsoka season 1 leaves fans wanting more, and while a second season is not confirmed, there is a leaning towards it. The show's high production cost, reliance on previous Star Wars series, and Disney's desire to reduce expenses could have contributed to the initial uncertainty. However, with a conversation about a second season in progress, it suggests that the show has performed well enough to warrant a greenlight. News about a potential second season may be announced soon.