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#illegals
Breitbart: Chicago Alderman Blasts Dangerous Conditions in Mayor's Designated Shelters for Illegals
Alderman Reilly warns Mayor Johnson about dangerous conditions in shelters for illegal border crossers in Chicago. The Inn of Chicago, designated as a shelter, has open drug use, prostitution, and human waste. Reilly requests immediate action from city officials.
#politics
Flag And Cross: Watch: Dems Lose It as MTG Begins Displaying Images from Hunter Biden's Laptop
Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene presents explicit images of Hunter Biden engaged in sexual activities with prostitutes during a House hearing. Greene claims Hunter Biden violated the Mann Act by paying for prostitutes to travel across state lines and committed tax fraud by deducting payments to prostitutes from his law firm. Democrats express discomfort, but Greene continues her presentation.
Breitbart: Whoopi Goldberg: I Believe DeSantis 'Wants to Be a Dictator'
Whoopi Goldberg claims that Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida wants to be a dictator. She believes that DeSantis and others who refuse to acknowledge any wrongdoing are seeking to establish a dictatorship in the country. Co-hosts on "The View" also discuss former President Donald Trump's plans to expand the powers of the presidency, which they view as a move towards dictatorship.
The Epoch Times: Labor Legend Honoured for a Lifetime of Service
Former federal Labor leader Simon Crean, a prominent figure in the Australian labour movement, will be laid to rest in a state funeral in Melbourne. Known for his role in bringing about the Accord between unions and employers in 1983, Crean served as science minister and later became leader of the Labor Party. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and former treasurer Wayne Swan will attend the service. Crean will be remembered for his passion for the arts and his contribution to Labor's mission.
PJ Media: Are Republicans Completely Toast in Arizona?
The Arizona GOP has been struggling, mirroring the disarray of the California GOP. Shifting demographics and lack of strong candidates have contributed to the party's decline. However, there is hope for a resurgence with the upcoming Senate race and the potential candidacy of recently retired Gov. Doug Ducey.
Fox News: JESSE WATTERS: It looks like the Biden administration blew up Hunter's laptop like a bag of coke
Two IRS whistleblowers testify on the Hunter Biden investigation. Democrats attack an IRS agent. Biden family received $17M from corrupt foreign sources. IRS agents were prevented from pursuing evidence pointing to Joe Biden. Obstruction of justice alleged.
The Right Scoop: White House says whistleblower hearings offered NO evidence of Joe Biden wrongdoing and here’s why that’s GARBAGE
White House spokesman mocks IRS whistleblower hearings, claiming no evidence against Biden.
The Epoch Times: Democrats Dismiss Whistleblowers' Claims of Interference in Hunter Biden Probe as 'Prosecutorial Discretion'
House Committee on Oversight and Accountability holds a hearing on the IRS Biden Tax Investigation Whistleblowers. Witnesses testify about prevention of investigation into the Biden family's receipt of millions of dollars from foreign sources. Democrats and Republicans disagree on the central issue.
The Blaze: 'Not you again': Elon Musk responds as Elizabeth Warren presses SEC to investigate Tesla
Sen. Elizabeth Warren is calling for an investigation into Tesla's board, pointing out conflicts of interest involving CEO Elon Musk's role on Twitter. Musk responded, suggesting a friendly relationship and asking about her favorite Halloween outfit. Warren previously opposed Musk's acquisition of Twitter and expressed concerns about billionaires like him accumulating power. Musk has criticized Warren's role in the Senate and referred to her as "Senator Karen."
#society
Front Page Magazine: Bangladesh: Muslims Kidnapping Mostly Minor Hindu Girls
Muslims kidnapping Hindu girls, mostly minors, is rampant in Bangladesh. The government and international authorities are not taking action. Two Hindu girls, aged 16 and 17, were abducted by two men in Comilla District. Despite the complaint, the police have not been active in finding the girls. There is little media coverage on this issue, resulting in little awareness. It is suspected that the girls might be forcibly converted to Islam and married off.
Spectator USA: Americans are captivated by heritable guilt
A journalist exposes the slave-owning ancestors of American leaders, including presidents and members of Congress. The report sparks debates on heritable guilt and its impact on politics.
The Epoch Times: South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem Blasts Liberals for Trying to Cancel Jason Alden
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem defends Jason Aldean against backlash for his music video criticizing Black Lives Matter rioters. Aldean's song, "Try That in a Small Town," faced criticism for alleged racial undertones. Noem supports Aldean and his beliefs, emphasizing their love for law and order and the country.
#foreignaffairs
The Epoch Times: Tourist Who Saw US Soldier Sprint to North Korea Initially Thought It Was a Stunt
A New Zealand tourist witnesses an American soldier sprinting towards North Korea during a tour of the Demilitarized Zone. The soldier, Pvt. Travis King, had recently been released from a South Korean prison and was supposed to travel back to the US. The tourist, Sarah Leslie, was shocked by the incident and wondered why he would go to North Korea.
Front Page Magazine: How The Washington Post Covered Jenin
The Washington Post has been criticized for its biased and unfair coverage of Israel's military operation in Jenin. The article fails to mention that all 12 Palestinians killed were combatants and that the destruction of roads was necessary due to explosives planted by terrorists. The Post also fails to attribute the remark about "collective punishment" to Francesca Albanese, an anti-Israel UN official. The article portrays Israel as the aggressor, ignoring the context of terrorist attacks that prompted the military operation. The Post's coverage is reminiscent of The New York Times' anti-Israel bias.
#economy
The Epoch Times: Stock Market Today: Wall Street Climbs Again to Tack More Onto Its Big Rally for the Year
Wall Street continues to rise following positive profit reports from banks and other companies. The S&P 500 is up nearly 19% for the year, reaching its highest level in over 15 months. UK inflation cools, easing pressure on the bond market and raising hopes of interest rate hikes halting soon. Meanwhile, trucking company J.B. Hunt Transport Services reports worse-than-expected earnings per share but sees potential for a return to growth. Wheat prices surge after Russia attacks port infrastructure in Ukraine, destroying 60,000 tons of grain. The FTSE 100 in London jumps 1.8% on encouraging inflation data.
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: This Old House Didn't Start
Housing starts fell 8% in June, suggesting a slowdown in the real estate market . Manufacturing output also declined, raising concerns about the broader economy . However, there is hope for a recovery as single-family permits continue to rise .
#military
Red State: Ron DeSantis' 'Mission First Military' Plan Would Put the Armed Forces on the Path to Success
Florida Governor and 2024 GOP presidential contender Ron DeSantis has released his plan to reform the military, focusing on removing political agendas, banning woke indoctrination, and restoring military standards. He also aims to prioritize lethality and readiness over ideology and climate change, promote accountability, and address the recruitment crisis. DeSantis seeks to eradicate the Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity infrastructure, end woke operating policies such as drag shows on military bases, ban critical race theory, and break the swamp by depoliticizing the general officer corps.
#culture
Forbes: 13 Tequila Cocktails That Celebrate Mexico’s Beloved Spirit
Tequila is gaining popularity in American bars and restaurants, with Mezcal Tequila leading the growth. To celebrate National Tequila Day, a curated list of tequila-based cocktails is introduced. The cocktails showcase the versatility of tequila and are sure to impress cocktail enthusiasts.
#health
The Epoch Times: Toxic Chemicals Found in 45 Percent of US Water: Here's Where | Facts Matter
A new study reveals that 45% of American tap water contains harmful forever chemicals. This is the first government study of its kind, conducted from 2016 to 2021. It raises concerns over what else the federal government claims is safe without proper testing.
Breitbart: High School Student Swims Around Manhattan for Cancer Research
Maya Merhige, a 15-year-old girl from Berkeley, California, completed a 28.5-mile swim around Manhattan in eight hours and 43 minutes to raise money for cancer research. She raised over $60,000 with Swim Across America over the course of eight years. Merhige's motivation comes from the loss of a close friend to cancer.
The Epoch Times: J&J Must Pay $18.8 Million to California Cancer Patient in Baby Powder Suit
Johnson & Johnson must pay $18.8 million to a man who claims he developed cancer from its baby powder. The jury ruled in favor of the plaintiff, Emory Hernandez Valadez, who alleged that the talc-based product caused his mesothelioma. The verdict is a blow to J&J, as it faces thousands of similar cases.
#crime
Front Page Magazine: Was There Just a Jihad Terror Attack in Fargo, North Dakota?
A car crash in Fargo, North Dakota turns into a shooting when Mohamad Barakat opens fire on police officers, killing one and injuring three others. Authorities have not determined a motive, but witnesses suggest that Barakat ambushed the officers. The possibility of a jihad terror attack is being ignored by the media.
Fox News: Carlee Russell heard on 911 call along Alabama interstate moments before disappearance
A woman reported seeing a toddler walking alone on a highway, but there was no evidence. She later claimed to have been kidnapped and held captive, but her search history suggests otherwise.
Forbes: Deadly Shooting Rattles New Zealand On Opening Day Of Women’s World Cup
Auckland, New Zealand, the host city for the Women's World Cup, was disrupted by a shooting incident that killed three people, including the shooter. The incident, which had no political or ideological motive, occurred in the city center and caused panic among locals and visitors.
Fox News: Former transgender Democrat state lawmaker charged with sexual exploitation of children
Former transgender New Hampshire state representative charged with child exploitation alongside daycare worker. Explicit photos and messages involving children found.
#sports
Forbes: Why Saquon Barkley Is Fighting Losing Battle Against The New York Giants
Saquon Barkley is unhappy with his contract situation with the New York Giants and threatened to sit out the 2023 season. He turned down a contract offer from the team, demanding more guaranteed money. Despite his dissatisfaction, he will have to play this season under the franchise tag. Barkley's options are limited, and sitting out the season could be detrimental to his career.
The Epoch Times: Former Iowa College Football Star Cody Ince 'Unexpectedly' Dies at 23
Former University of Iowa offensive lineman Cody Ince passed away unexpectedly at the age of 23. His coach and teammates expressed their condolences and described him as a valued teammate and a dedicated football player. Ince retired early due to injuries, ending his potential NFL career.
The Epoch Times: Orange County's Vanguard University Bound for NCAA Division II
Vanguard University in Costa Mesa, California, has been approved to transition from NAIA to NCAA Division II. The move is expected to be complete in the 2026-27 academic year and will benefit student-athletes and the community. Vanguard will remain a member of NAIA and the Golden State Athletic Conference during the upcoming school year before joining the D-II Pacific West Conference. The move will provide better facilities and increased opportunities for recruitment.
#outdoors
Fox News: 'Wild ride' at Ohio's Cedar Point amusement park when guests discover extra roller coaster passenger
A duck sneaks onto Cedar Point's Millennium Force roller coaster in Ohio. A guest removes the stowaway herself.
#other
Fox News: Nick Benedict, ‘Days of Our Lives' and ‘All My Children’ alum, dead 76
Soap opera actor Nick Benedict, known for his roles in "All My Children," "Days of Our Lives," and "The Young and the Restless," has passed away at the age of 76. Benedict's wife, Ginger, had taken a leave of absence from her job after he underwent emergency spinal cord surgery.
The Epoch Times: Tornado Heavily Damages Pfizer Pharma Plant in North Carolina
A tornado damages a Pfizer pharmaceutical plant in North Carolina, causing extensive damage to the facility and scattering medicine. Several residential homes and roadways also suffer damage. No serious injuries reported.