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#politics
National Review: The Corner: National Environmental Policy Act Invoked to . . . Increase Traffic?
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority's tolling program is being attacked by New Jersey politicians, who are using the National Environmental Protection Act to indefinitely delay its implementation. The broad language of NEPA allows third parties to prolong the approval process by claiming "significant impacts" were not considered. New Jersey has successfully delayed the program, resulting in continued congestion and pollution.
Breitbart: Poll: Most Voters Do Not Believe Political Prosecutions Will Hurt Donald Trump
A recent survey shows that most voters do not believe the political prosecutions against former President Donald Trump will harm his chances in the 2024 presidential election. 55% of respondents think the prosecutions will either help or have no effect on Trump's prospects. Democrats are more likely to think the prosecutions will hurt Trump, while Republicans and independents believe they will either help or have little impact.
Fox News: Republicans attacking Biden over 'loving' his addicted son: MSNBC analyst
MSNBC political analyst Claire McCaskill argued that Republicans will try to indict President Biden over his love for his son, Hunter Biden, who has been addicted to drugs and/or alcohol. McCaskill believes there is no evidence to support these accusations and argues that they will not resonate with most American people.
Various media outlets have downplayed accusations against Hunter Biden and instead highlighted President Biden's support for his son through his drug addiction. Some argue that the investigation into Hunter Biden reveals nothing about the president except the model of love needed for people with addictions.
Newsbusters: Magazine Pens Piece Blasting Ex-CNN Puppetmaster. His Allies Went BALLSTIC.
Variety journalist Tatiana Siegel reveals how former CNN boss Jeff Zucker and his allies engaged in a smear campaign against his replacement, Chris Licht, while hoping to buy CNN using shady foreign investors. The article exposes Zucker's attempts to undermine Licht and his behind-the-scenes efforts to steal CNN back. It also highlights conflicts of interest and unethical practices within the media industry.
Breitbart: Patty Murray Urges Befuddled Dianne Feinstein to Say 'Aye' During Vote
Sen. Dianne Feinstein, a 90-year-old senator, appeared confused during a Senate vote. Chair Sen. Patty Murray repeatedly asked her to say "aye" but Feinstein seemed unsure. After receiving a paper and a whispered message from an aide, she finally voted "aye" on the Defense Appropriations bill.
Red State: Kevin McCarthy ‘Calmly Rips’ Reporter for Misrepresenting His Biden Impeachment Inquiry Remarks
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy appeared on Fox News to discuss allegations against President Joe Biden and his son, Hunter, regarding bribery and corruption. McCarthy stated that the case against Biden is rising to the level of an impeachment inquiry, especially considering Biden's use of government for personal gain. McCarthy called on the Biden administration to cooperate and provide the necessary information, warning that impeachment could be the next step. This demonstrates a different approach than Democrats took with Trump.
Flag And Cross: 90-Year-Old Dianne Feinstein Needed to Be Instructed by Staffer, Other Dem How to Vote on Bill
Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California struggled to vote on a bill during a committee hearing. Her colleague had to guide her to say "aye" instead of giving a speech. Feinstein, who recently returned to work after a battle with shingles, is experiencing side effects and working a lighter schedule.
#society
Forbes: Syracuse Diocese Paying Sex Abuse Survivors $100 Million—Largest Settlement Since 2007
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Syracuse, New York, has agreed to pay $100 million in a bankruptcy settlement to 387 survivors of sexual abuse. The settlement is the largest single payment made by the Catholic Church in the U.S. since 2007.
The Blaze: Jan 6 cop claims he had a 'near-death experience,' but the actual video footage will make your BLOOD BOIL
The Department of Justice is investigating the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol. U.S. Capitol police sergeant Aquilino Gonell testified about his injuries, but released footage suggests a different story. His testimony has been used to impose harsh sentences on January 6 defendants, raising questions about fairness and justice.
Forbes: ‘The Witcher’ Casting Director Says Yennefer Casting Was To ‘Challenge Beauty Standards’ Which Is Completely Insane
Casting director Sophie Holland believes that casting choices in TV series can have a profound impact on society, and that by making specific choices she can empower women. For example, she cast Anya Chalotra, a woman of color, as Yennefer in The Witcher to challenge the traditional white standard of beauty in fantasy. However, the author disagrees with the notion that the standard of beauty is white and argues that Chalotra is undeniably gorgeous. The author believes that beauty standards should be leaned into for characters like Yennefer, as it is part of the story. They also express concern about activists pushing political agendas in fantasy shows.
The Blaze: Jason Aldean's record label says copyright issues led to removal of BLM protest imagery in 'Try That in a Small Town' video
Jason Aldean's record label removed Black Lives Matter protest imagery and a spoken-word segment from the music video for "Try That in a Small Town" due to copyright issues. The video showcases rioting and challenges lawless behavior in small towns. Leftists criticized the video, but it gained popularity and reached the top of the iTunes charts. Aldean's supporters, including Travis Tritt and Pat Boone, praised the song's patriotism. Aldean defended his song and criticized cancel culture.
#health
Forbes: Bronny James Discharged From Hospital After Cardiac Arrest, Report Says
Bronny James, son of NBA star LeBron James, has been released from the hospital after suffering cardiac arrest during a USC basketball practice. The 18-year-old will continue his recovery at home.
#education
Fox News: Homeschooling on the high seas: Texas family gives new meaning to 'real world' education
A homeschooling family sells their Texas home to live on a sailboat and travel the world, using real-world learning to educate their three children.
#crime
Daily Wire: Third Person Criminally Charged In Trump Mar-A-Lago Documents Case
Special Counsel Jack Smith charges maintenance worker Carlos De Oliveira in criminal case against former President Donald Trump for mishandling government records after leaving office.
#sports
Fox News: Minnesota head football coach P.J. Fleck defends program, calls mistreatment claims 'baseless'
Minnesota Golden Gophers head football coach P.J. Fleck denies mistreating players despite claims of overlooked drug tests. Former players accuse Fleck of running a "cult-like" program centered around a points system called the Fleck Bank. Fleck defends his program and insists the allegations are baseless.
Fox News: Jets head coach Robert Saleh returns fire after Sean Payton criticism: 'Hate away'
Jets head coach Sean Payton criticizes Broncos offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett in an interview, calling out his poor performance and criticizing the team's focus on offseason PR rather than on-field success. Payton also implies that Hackett and others are to blame for quarterback Russell Wilson's struggles. Jets head coach Robert Saleh responds with a defiant attitude, taking Payton's comments as a compliment and expressing confidence in his team. The Jets and Broncos will face off on October 8th.
#other
Red State: China Abandons the Paris Climate Agreements; America Should Be so Lucky
China's Communist Party has chosen to abandon the Paris climate agreements, despite their previous commitment to reduce carbon emissions. This decision puts Western nations in a difficult position, as China is the biggest emitter of CO2 and their involvement is crucial for any significant reduction. While some argue that carbon emissions are not a major concern, the Biden Administration and other signatories of the agreement have made it a priority. China's move reflects their focus on improving the standard of living for their people through reliable and inexpensive energy sources like fossil fuels and nuclear power. In contrast, the US EPA is pushing for a regulation mandating a high percentage of electric vehicle sales, which may not necessarily reduce emissions. Former President Trump's withdrawal from the Paris Agreement and prioritization of American energy independence could serve as a model for future GOP presidents. China's decision should be a wake-up call for the US to reevaluate its stance.
Flag And Cross: Trayvon Martin Anniversary Video Sparks Controversy Over Misleading Editing
The New York Times published a deceptive video on the 10th anniversary of Trayvon Martin's death, falsely portraying his killing as racially motivated. George Zimmerman, the shooter, was acquitted of all charges after a jury found he acted in self-defense. The media and activists have used this case to fuel racial tensions.
Flag And Cross: El Video Del Dniversario De Trayvon Martin Genera Controversia Sobre La Edición Engañosa
On the tenth anniversary of Trayvon Martin's death, the New York Times released a video that distorts the truth, stirs racial resentment, and maligns the American people. The video portrays Trayvon Martin's shooter, George Zimmerman, as a white man who got away with murder because Martin was black, but Zimmerman is actually a mixed-race Hispanic. The Times edited a police recording to make it seem like Zimmerman made racist comments, when in reality he simply described Martin's appearance. The video is a prime example of how the media, politicians, and activists manipulate narratives to divide people along racial lines.