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#politics
Fox News: Sweden bolsters border controls amid Qauran burning crisis to protect security interests
Sweden plans to tighten border controls and identity checks due to a Quran burning crisis that has caused unrest in the country and neighboring Denmark. The measure aims to prevent potential threats and maintain national security interests. Recent Quran desecrations and protests have negatively impacted Sweden's image and security situation. The Swedish government is working closely with Denmark to protect their shared values and address the issue.
Red State: Trump Pens Powerful Op-Ed on Russia Collusion Hoax, 'Real Victims Were the American People'
Former President Donald Trump penned an opinion piece detailing the legal challenges he faced since running for president. Trump claims that the Russia Hoax was a crime that weaponized the government, causing significant damage to America. He accuses the left of attempting to prevent his election and sabotage his presidency. Trump warns of the weaponization of law enforcement agencies and emphasizes the need for accountability.
The Blaze: New Jersey Lt. Gov. suddenly dies while serving as acting governor after hospitalization for unknown reasons
New Jersey Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver unexpectedly dies at 71. Cause of death unknown. State Senate President Nicholas Scutari assumes power as acting governor.
Red State: Bluff Called: Kamala Harris Responds to Ron DeSantis Offer to Meet
The Florida controversy over the middle-school curriculum has turned into a political circus. Kamala Harris and other Republican candidates have been arguing over whether the curriculum implies that slavery had redeeming qualities. Despite an invitation from Ron DeSantis to discuss the curriculum, Harris refuses to engage in a meaningful conversation. The whole controversy seems to be manufactured for political gain, while important stories of triumph and perseverance risk being erased.
The Blaze: Is impeachment coming for Biden?
Democrats have mastered the art of lying, according to Keith Malinak and Pat Gray. In defense of President Biden, Representative Dan Goldman and Senator Chris Coons denied any evidence of wrongdoing by Hunter Biden, despite mounting evidence suggesting otherwise. The Democrats' shameless defense angers Malinak and Gray.
#society
The Blaze: Blaze Media acquires media publications Return and Align
Blaze Media has acquired Return and Align, two new media brands focused on promoting healthier lifestyles. Return covers the commerce and culture of the tech industry, while Align is a lifestyle publication that encourages subscribers to live a better way of life. The acquisition expands Blaze Media's content offering and brings talented individuals from New Founding into the company.
Fox News: Mom refuses to swap plane seats with stranger, plus a quiz on The Beatles
Welcome to the Fox News Lifestyle Newsletter where you can find a range of articles to suit your interests. From viral stories about airplane etiquette to a fisherman's remarkable catch, we have it all. We also delve into the psychology of obsessed fans and discuss the re-enlistment of country music star Craig Morgan in the Army Reserve. Join us for fun quizzes, travel recommendations, and tech tips, and don't forget to check out our daily crossword puzzles. Stay connected with us on social media and sign up for our newsletters to stay updated with the latest news and articles from Fox News.
The Imaginative Conservative: Patrick Deneen on the Need for Regime Change
Political philosopher Patrick Deneen argues for a "mixed regime" to balance the interests and reconcile the differences between the few and the many in society. He calls for a peaceful but vigorous overthrow of a corrupt liberal ruling class and the creation of a postliberal order that combines elements of both the left and the right. Deneen believes that the common good conservatism of the populist commoners holds the key to a more just and harmonious society.
Fox News: Seattle mayor proposes revised drug policy amidst opposition to state's controlled substance law
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell proposes an amended drug measure aligned with state law, focusing on diversion and health programs. The plan includes $27 million for opioid treatment. The City Council previously voted against adopting the new state law, citing concerns about harsh enforcement and racial disparities.
Fox News: Sofia Vergara asks court to uphold prenup with Joe Manganiello in new divorce filing
Sofia Vergara responds to Joe Manganiello's divorce filing, requesting court uphold premarital agreement. Both cite "irreconcilable differences."
PJ Media: There’s Hope for Young People… Er, Young Men Anyway
Younger generations trending liberal, but young men are becoming more conservative while young women are leaning liberal. The leftward shift of young females is more significant than the rightward shift of young males.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: Belarus helicopters violate Polish airspace
Two Belarusian helicopters violated Polish airspace during training near the border. The Polish Minister of National Defense has ordered an increase in troops stationed at the border and summoned the charge d’affaires of Belarus to explain the incident.
Forbes: Why The Niger Coup Has Sparked Concerns About Nuclear Power
Niger's coup raises concerns about the supply of uranium to European countries, particularly France, a major consumer. However, European agencies claim there is enough uranium inventory to last several years. French officials and EU utilities downplay the impact of the coup on uranium supply, stating that France's security of supply is not at risk. EU officials also note that there are sufficient uranium deposits on the world market to meet long-term needs. The coup's potential effect on uranium supply and Russia's involvement through the Wagner Group remain uncertain.
#economy
Fox News: Saudis pledge $1.2B in aid to Yemeni government
Saudi Arabia provides $1.2 billion in financial aid to Yemen's government to support struggling economy, stabilize food prices, and address budget deficit. The civil war, started in 2014 when Houthi rebels took over the capital, has crippled the economy and led to a humanitarian crisis.
Flag And Cross: Investors Bet On Fed Rate Hike Pause As September Meeting Approaches
Investors predict a pause in interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve in September, with the highest probability recorded so far. The job market remains strong, but data suggests a potential softening, leading to expectations of a pause in rate hikes. Economists believe that the current state of short-term rates and decreasing core inflation justify this pause.
Flag And Cross: Jim Cramer Warns Tupperware's Surge In Meme Stock Frenzy Spells Trouble For Markets
Retail traders are flocking to Tupperware Brands Corp as meme stocks gain attention. Jim Cramer warns that this frenzy could spell trouble for broader markets. Tupperware Brands provides essential food storage options for everyday Americans and people aiming for a healthy lifestyle.
Flag And Cross: Rescheduling Cannabis: Unleashing The Industry's Potential
Rescheduling or removing Tax Rule 280E could boost profits for US cannabis businesses, but there are potential consequences. Rescheduling medical marijuana could lead to stricter FDA regulations and the entrance of pharmaceutical companies. Lobbying for favorable legislation would be important. Clever accounting could mitigate the impact of rescheduling on cash flow. Cannabis taxes make up a small fraction of total US corporate income tax, indicating room for expansion. Exploring litigation or exemptions may be a safer option than rescheduling.
#health
The Federalist Papers: Joe Biden's New Shoes Raise Eyebrows and Deepening Concern: 'Is He Going to Wear Them Everywhere?'
President Joe Biden's choice of footwear has raised questions about his competency. He has been frequently seen wearing Sketchers slip-ons without socks, even in formal attire and on the beach. Some speculate that these shoes may be chosen for their stability and grip to prevent falls, as Biden has had previous incidents.
#education
National Review: DeSantis Invites Kamala Harris to Florida to Settle ’Benefits of Slavery’ Drama
Florida Governor invites VP Harris to debate claims about state's history curriculum. Curriculum includes lessons on slavery's punitive nature and racism post-abolition. Governor challenges Harris to discuss with black professor.
PJ Media: Workaround U: Columbia Law Schools Tried to End-Run the Affirmative Action Ruling
A person faces barriers to going to law school due to cost and potential discrimination. The Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action has limited impact as colleges find ways to maintain biased admissions. Higher education in America is questionable.
Fox News: Columbia reportedly backtracks from video requirement implemented after SCOTUS decision due to scrutiny
Columbia Law School faced criticism for requiring video statements, allegedly to bypass race-based college admissions, but removed the requirement after backlash. Meanwhile, Sarah Lawrence College asks applicants how they will be impacted by the Supreme Court ruling.
Daily Wire: Florida State University Fires Professor Behind Retracted Racism Studies: Report
Florida State University fires professor after studies on racism are retracted for academic fraud, damaging reputation.
#crime
Fox News: Australian police charge child care worker with 1,600 counts of sex abuse, including distribution
Australian police have charged a child care worker with over 1,623 offenses related to sexually abusing 91 young girls over 15 years, in one of the most horrific child sex abuse cases in the country. The suspect committed the crimes at multiple child care centers and distributed the footage online.
The Australian Federal Police, along with other law enforcement agencies, worked together to identify the victims and gather evidence against the perpetrator. The investigation took a year to complete, and the suspect is now facing numerous charges of child sex abuse.
Fox News: Gilgo Beach suspect Rex Heuermann scowls in court as prosecutors detail ‘voluminous’ evidence
Accused serial killer Rex Heuermann is facing a massive amount of evidence, including 8 terabytes of data, that will be turned over to his defense team. Heuermann, a successful architect by day, is the prime suspect in the murders of several women, including sex workers. His family, who had no knowledge of his alleged crimes, have been devastated by the accusations.
Fox News: Missouri death row inmate who kidnapped, beat 6-year-old girl to death eats last meal
Missouri death row inmate Johnny Johnson, 45, was given his last meal before his execution for the 2002 kidnapping and killing of a 6-year-old girl. He chose a burger, curly fries, and a strawberry milkshake. Johnson's crime was described as one of the most horrific murders, and he confessed to killing Casey Williamson with a brick and large rock.
Fox News: Life sentence without parole for man that murdered Mississippi law enforcement officer
A man sentenced to life in prison without parole for killing a law enforcement officer in Mississippi. The man claimed he intended to kill himself but ended up shooting the officer.
Fox News: Massachusetts man pleads not guilty to 4-year-old's hit-and-run death
A driver is held on bail for leaving the scene after fatally striking a 4-year-old Boston boy. The suspect pleads not guilty and tries to conceal his identity. The family is heartbroken.
#sports
Fox News: Panthers rookie Bryce Young admits delivering DoorDash for extra cash during Alabama career
Bryce Young, the Carolina Panthers' top draft pick, was once a DoorDash driver in college, earning cash while playing football for Alabama. He wore a mask and hoodie to go unnoticed while delivering food. Now, with NIL deals, college athletes can make money through endorsements. Young, now focused on being the Panthers' franchise quarterback, signed a lucrative contract.
Fox News: Tennis star Bianca Andreescu shouts in frustration at Citi Open over heckling fan: ‘Shut up!’
During a match at the Mubadala Citi D.C. Open, tennis player Bianca Andreescu angrily confronted a heckler who kept interrupting her. She refused to continue playing until the heckler was removed from the stadium. Andreescu eventually lost the match to Marta Kostyuk.
Fox News: Son of former Oregon star commits to Ducks: ‘The best option for me’
2025 quarterback Akili Smith Jr., son of former Oregon star Akili Smith, commits to the Oregon Ducks. Smith Jr. chose Oregon after evaluating other schools. He is the fourth commitment in the 2025 class for head coach Dan Lanning.
Head coach Dan Lanning takes a parting shot at the University of Colorado as they prepare to leave the Pac-12. Lanning questions their success in the conference. The Ducks open their season against Portland State on September 2.
#other
The New American: Ramping Up the Rhetoric: Guterres Claims "Global Boiling Has Arrived" - The New American
UN Secretary General António Guterres claims that July 2023 is set to be the hottest month ever recorded in human history, and he refers to this period as the "era of global boiling." Guterres believes that human emissions are to blame for these weather events and calls for ambitious emissions reduction targets and more funding for developing nations. However, skeptics argue that factors such as undersea volcanoes and solar activity may also contribute to climate change.
Fox News: Small plane crash in Georgia marsh critically injures 2
Emergency crews rescued two people from a plane crash in a Georgia marsh near Kaolin Field Airport. The two individuals on board were critically injured.
Forbes: Joe Biden’s Split Personality On Energy Project Permitting
The Biden Administration proposed a new rule to amend NEPA regulations, aiming to incorporate environmental justice. However, this approach is likely to backfire and slow down development. The new rules add provisions that emphasize public input and collaboration, but these measures may enable obstruction and delays. This contradictory approach of simplifying processes for clean energy while adding social justice elements may hinder the administration's goal of faster environmental reviews and create more harm than good.
Fox News: 13 novelists announced as Booker Prize semifinalists
Irish writer Sebastian Barry, known for his novel "Old God's Time," is among the 13 semifinalists for the prestigious Booker Prize. The award recognizes the best long fiction published in the UK and Ireland. The winner will be announced on November 26.
National Review: The Corner: Nick Lowe: The Greatest Singer-Songwriter You May Never Have Heard Of
Rich Lowry, editor in chief of National Review, discusses singer-songwriters, favoring Taylor Swift but overlooking Joni Mitchell. Mitchell competes with the likes of Dylan and Elvis Costello and deserves recognition. The podcast Political Beats introduces readers to Nick Lowe, a British singer-songwriter who had a successful career in punk rock and has now transitioned into country and Americana.
Fox News: South Carolina sheriff's office helicopter crashes near Charleston International Airport, flights grounded
Commercial flights in Charleston, South Carolina, halted after sheriff's office helicopter crashes near Charleston International Airport. Authorities respond to the crash, no word on fatalities.