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#politics
Fox News: Dem Gov Katie Hobbs requested Twitter censor critics of tweet comparing Trump supporters to Nazis
Democrat Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs asked Twitter to censor criticism after comparing Trump supporters to neo-Nazis. Critics questioned her impartiality in administering the election. Emails obtained by Fox News Digital show Hobbs requesting Twitter to take action against online trolls, but she couldn't provide examples. Furthermore, the Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is accused of "burying" evidence of its censorship activities. CISA has been criticized for suppressing dissenting political views online. Experts argue that CISA's focus on monitoring domestic content is an attempt to hide government overreach.
The Blaze: Evil WEF founder Klaus Schwab says future technology will eliminate the need for ELECTIONS
The World Economic Forum promotes global cleansing and elitism, suggesting that technology could eliminate elections. This vision of a predictive and prescriptive world raises concerns about the erosion of democracy.
Fox News: Manchin 'seriously' considering becoming Independent, says Washington Dem brand ‘so bad’
Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia is seriously considering becoming an Independent due to the negative perception of the Democratic and Republican brands in Washington. Manchin, who has been hesitant to discuss a possible party switch in the past, wants to ensure his voice is truly independent and plans to continue criticizing the extremes of both parties. If he becomes an Independent, Manchin would be the second Senate Democrat to do so in the last 10 months.
The Federalist: RNC Intervenes To Stop Dem Lawfare Against Wisconsin Elections
The Republican National Committee and conservative groups have intervened in a lawsuit against Wisconsin's election laws that ensure ballot integrity. Last month, leftist groups filed a lawsuit seeking to overturn the law's prohibition on ballot drop boxes and other requirements. The RNC and its partners argue that these safeguards protect the integrity of the election process and should not be set aside.
The Babylon Bee: Democrats Say It’ll Take A Lot More Than Eyewitness Testimony, Bank Records, Audio, Video, Complete Confessions For Them To Believe Biden Did Anything Wrong
Democrat lawmakers in Washington, D.C. dismiss mounting evidence of bribery and corruption by the Biden family, demanding more proof. The Biden administration denies any wrongdoing, calling the allegations Republican desperation. Republicans await further evidence before moving forward with impeachment.
Red State: 'Feel the Bern': Bernie Sanders' Campaign 'Donated' $550,000 to His Wife's Non-Profit, the Sanders Institute
Democrat socialists talk about scrapping capitalism, but have no problem reaping its benefits. AOC drives a Tesla, Bernie Sanders flies on private jets and owns three homes. The Sanders Institute, run by Sanders' stepson, seems to exist mainly to pay salaries. They claim to fight for gender equity, but their videos have virtually no viewers. American socialism in action.
National Review: The Corner: Elizabeth Warren Is Having a Moment — Inside the GOP
Republicans are joining Elizabeth Warren in calling for investment in child-care programs for servicemen and women. They are urging the Defense Department to prioritize building up child developmental centers and addressing low wages. Warren has also received support from Republican senator Lindsey Graham in regulating the tech sector. However, their proposal may have the opposite effect of what they intend. Republican governor Ron DeSantis is also adopting progressive policies, which some believe makes him similar to Warren. Those who remember a time before nationalist economic prescriptions took over Republican politics are concerned about this shift.
PJ Media: Nikki Haley Signs RNC Pledge to Support Eventual Republican Nominee
Nikki Haley, a GOP presidential candidate, has signed the Republican National Committee pledge to support the eventual GOP presidential nominee for 2024. She believes the election is against Vice President Kamala Harris, not President Joe Biden.
Newsbusters: New York Magazine: Pelosi Was 'Essential' in 'Exquisite, Beautiful' Trump Jan. 6 Indictment
Jack Smith, the Special Counsel, is supposedly independent in his indictments of Donald Trump, but Ankush Khadori argues that Nancy Pelosi played a crucial role in Trump's historic indictment. Pelosi's insistence on a congressional inquiry led to a more intense criminal scrutiny of Trump's attempts to overturn the 2020 election. The resulting indictment closely follows the select committee's work, showing a multi-pronged effort by Trump to remain in power. Pelosi wanted to ensure that Smith's indictments surpassed the committee's efforts, and she expressed optimism about the outcome. The indictments are seen as political by referencing Pelosi's involvement.
Fox News: GOP lawmakers barred from re-election in Oregon after 6-week walkout, state secretary says
Oregon Republican leaders who staged a walkout to stall Democrat-led bills will not be allowed to run for re-election in 2024 due to a 2022 law. Oregon Secretary of State LaVonne Griffin-Valade, a Democrat, made the decision to uphold Measure 113, which disqualifies lawmakers with over 10 unexcused absences. Republicans argue that the law allows re-election, but Griffin-Valade disagrees.
Fox News: Vehicle of Lebanon's defense minister struck by gunshots near Beirut, no injuries reported
Bullets hit Lebanon's defense minister's car in a convoy near Beirut, but no one was injured. An investigation is underway to determine if he was targeted.
Fox News: Utah pushes plan to build multibillion-dollar oil train rail line through national forest, tribal land
Utah and oil companies plan to build an 88-mile rail line through national forest and tribal land to transport crude oil. The Uinta Basin Railway would increase production and reduce American dependence on oil imports, but it faces opposition from environmentally-minded voters and lawsuits from environmental groups. Concerns over fiscal, environmental, and safety issues must be addressed before the project can move forward.
Washington Free Beacon: Targeting of Catholics ‘More Widespread’ Within FBI Than Director Claimed, Republicans Say
House Republicans claim to have evidence that multiple FBI field offices collaborated to target traditionalist Catholics, contradicting the agency's previous claim that it was the work of a single office. The FBI's internal memo, which labeled Catholics who attend Latin Mass as potential domestic extremists, was eventually withdrawn. Republicans are demanding further information from FBI director Chris Wray to reveal the extent of the involvement of other field offices.
Breitbart: Pollak: Media Ignore Gold Star Families Criticizing Biden, After Hyping Khizr Khan and 'Suckers' Story
Rep. Darrell Issa held a memorial for the 13 soldiers who died in the Kabul attack. Gold Star parents criticized President Biden's response and called for his resignation. The mainstream media ignored their remarks.
#society
Newsbusters: Massachusetts Governor Calls On Families To Help Solve Migrant Crisis
Massachusetts faces a state of emergency in its migrant housing crisis. The government is calling on citizens to help house families until the state can address the situation. The state has seen a significant increase in the number of homeless families and pregnant individuals seeking assistance.
Fox News: Lebanon, Kuwait move to ban ‘Barbie’ over gender, sexuality themes ahead of Middle East debut
Middle Eastern countries Kuwait and Lebanon have moved to ban the film "Barbie" due to its themes about gender and sexuality. Residents in Lebanon, known for its relative tolerance for homosexuality, were outraged by the possibility of a ban. The film's release in the Middle East has raised questions about how widely it will be distributed.
Daily Wire: Charlotte Pride Lists Child Sex Offender As ‘LGBTQ’ Award Recipient
Charlotte Pride, a leading LGBT pride organization in Charlotte, North Carolina, is awarding a child sex offender with their 2023 Harvey Milk Award for LGBT+ advocacy. Chad Sevearance-Turner, a former music minister who was convicted of sexually abusing a minor boy, will receive the award for his role in LGBT+ issues. Sevearance-Turner's past offenses have caused controversy in the community and raised questions about the organization's decision.
#war
The Economist: To bury its dead, Ukraine is having to dig up victims of past wars
In Lviv, Ukraine, the war dead are displacing the bodies of past wars as the country faces a shortage of burial space. The expanding military cemeteries reveal the devastating scale of death in the ongoing conflict, with over 500 burials in one cemetery alone. The exhumation of bodies from past wars, including Ukrainian nationalist partisans and NKVD men, is necessary to make way for new victims of the current war.
Euromaidan Press: 380 children deported to Russia returned to Ukraine
380 children deported to Russia have been returned to Ukraine since the start of the full-scale invasion. The Minister for Reintegration of Temporarily Occupied Territories, Iryna Vereshchuk, has demanded that Russia provide lists of orphaned children for their safe return.
The New American: Win or Die: Ukraine’s America-engineered ‘Options’ - The New American
America has engineered Ukraine's current existential reality to dislodge Vladimir Putin. The U.S. refuses to allow a negotiated truce between Ukraine and Russia, promoting a "win or die" mentality. This is part of America's plan to make Russia woke and eradicate its sovereignty.
#military
Fox News: To protect veterans' mental health, senators and vets push for more access to service dogs: ‘Powerful avenue'
New bipartisan legislation aims to match veterans with their own service dogs to support their mental health. The Service Dogs Assisting Veterans (SAVES) Act will provide grants to nonprofit organizations that provide and place service pets. The goal is to help veterans dealing with PTSD and other service-related injuries.
#culture
Fox News: New York City's Lincoln Center announces 60 new performances
Lincoln Center is presenting a series of performances from September to February, featuring the U.S. premiere of "The Fairy Queen" and Turtle Island Quartet's "Island Prayers." They have de-emphasized touring orchestras and classical recitals since the pandemic. The fall/winter season includes mostly free or choose-what-to-pay events.
Daily Wire: Eight Documentaries Every Conservative Should Watch
Progressives dominate the narrative film space, but conservative documentarians are slowly changing that. Here are eight powerful conservative documentaries that deserve attention. From "Can We Take A Joke?" defending free speech in comedy, to "What Is A Woman?" questioning gender identity, these films challenge the dominant left-wing narrative.
Flag And Cross: Inspired By Hebrew, Scholar Helps Revive Dying Aboriginal Australian Languages
In 2020, linguistics professor Ghil'ad Zuckermann offered to revive the endangered language of the indigenous Bayoongoo tribe in Australia, inspired by Israel's revival of Hebrew. Many indigenous Australian languages were lost due to forced assimilation, but Zuckermann hopes to restore them. Challenges include the lack of written records and few remaining native speakers. Zuckerman enlisted the help of a Bayoongoo speaker to write new poems in the ancestral language, and believes that reviving these languages can instill a sense of identity and pride. Aboriginal Australians see Jews as having successfully reclaimed their language and identity in Israel.
#health
Daily Wire: Woman Goes Into Labor At A Pink Concert, Walks To The Hospital To Give Birth
A pregnant woman attending a Pink concert in Boston went into labor and had to walk to the hospital due to traffic. She successfully delivered her son in the hospital's NICU.
Fox News: Opponents to new Maine abortion law won't attempt to nullify through so-called People's Veto
Opponents of Maine's new abortion law won't pursue a People's Veto to nullify the statute, opting instead to focus on electing anti-abortion candidates. The law, signed by Governor Janet Mills, allows abortions at any time if medically necessary. Critics believe the law gives doctors too much power.
#education
Washington Free Beacon: ‘It’s a Gag Order’: California Threatens Researcher Who Testified That Pandemic Closures Hurt Poor Kids
California threatens a Stanford researcher for testifying in support of families suing the state over school closures. Evidence shows negative effects on students, especially among poor and black students. California aims to suppress critical testimony.
#crime
Breitbart: REPORT: Phil Mickelson Wagered $1 Billion, Suffered Nearly $100 Million in Gambling Losses
Golf legend Phil Mickelson allegedly lost nearly $100 million in gambling over a 30-year period, according to a book by Billy Walters, a convicted insider trader. Walters claims Mickelson participated in a gambling cooperative between 2010 and 2014, where he lost millions on various sports, including football, baseball, and basketball. Mickelson even attempted to bet on a golf match he was playing in.
Fox News: Inmate escapes hospital with makeshift rope, taxi getaway
Riker's Island inmate Yenchun Chen escaped through a hospital window with tied-up bedsheets, hailed a yellow taxi, and fled. Police are searching for him.
Flag And Cross: Coordinated Mob Ransacks Entire California Luxury Store in 'Less Than a Minute'
A coordinated mob robs a luxury store, stealing $300k worth of merchandise. The speed and efficiency of the robbery suggest careful planning. This incident reflects a larger issue of a culture that lacks responsibility and consequences for bad decisions.
#outdoors
Backpacker: Five Things No Ultralighter Should Leave Behind
Ultralight backpacking gear can make trips uncomfortable. Here are five essential items to bring: an extra hydration bladder, bug netting, a proper sleeping bag, an emergency communication device, and caffeine.
#technology
Fox News: Baby monitor from Amazon explodes, mom gives urgent warning about 'terrifying experience'
A baby monitor purchased from Amazon bursts into flames and fills a kitchen with smoke in Rugby, England. The incident was quickly resolved without any injuries or further damage.
#other
Forbes: SoundCloud’s Artist Accelerator Program Steps Up Its Game As It Enters Its Fifth Year
SoundCloud's First on SoundCloud program selects emerging artists for mentorship and support in their music careers. This year's program expands to include global artists and offers innovative tools and industry insights. Sony has partnered with SoundCloud, providing equipment and marketing opportunities. The selection process focuses on emotional connection and the artists' engagement with SoundCloud.
Breitbart: Robbie Robertson, Lead Guitarist and Songwriter of The Band, Dies at 80
Robbie Robertson, the lead guitarist and songwriter for The Band, has died at the age of 80. He was known for his contributions to classics such as "The Weight" and "Up on Cripple Creek," which helped shape contemporary rock. Robertson was a key figure in influencing popular music in the 1960s and '70s, drawing upon American music and folklore to create a new sound.
The Blaze: Exclusive: Golf writer says staff 'went ballistic' over story on pregnant golfer's pro-life, Christian views — and outlet's higher-ups refused to run it
Professional golfer Amy Olson garnered media attention for competing in the U.S. Women's Open while seven months pregnant. However, an interview with Olson addressing her faith and pro-life views was withheld from publication by two separate media outlets. The decision to censor certain aspects of the interview highlights the lack of journalistic integrity and the political bias within the media industry.