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14 Aug 2023
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#politics
Fox News: Liberals pile on Dem senator for sharing ‘Rich Men North of Richmond’ viral sensation
Sen. Chris Murphy of Connecticut faced backlash from liberals online after sharing the viral blue-collar anthem "Rich Men North of Richmond," calling on progressives to listen to the song. The song criticizes the state of the country under Democrat leadership. Many liberal users questioned why Murphy shared the tune, with some suggesting there may be financial motivations behind his actions.
Red State: Kaplan Poll of GOP Voters: Trump Steady at 48 percent, Ramaswamy 11%, DeSantis 10%
President Donald J. Trump maintains strong support among Republican voters, leading the field in a recent poll by Kaplan Strategies with 48 percent. Trailing behind are Vivek Ramaswamy with 11 percent, Ron DeSantis with 10 percent, and Michael R. Pence with 8 percent. Uncertainty remains for 13 percent of respondents.
Fox News: Kayleigh McEnany calls out Biden for 'no comment' on Hawaii wildfires: 'This guy has no empathy'
Former White House press secretary, Kayleigh McEnany, criticizes President Biden for his lack of empathy in response to the deadly wildfires in Maui. Biden refused to comment on the rising death toll and reporters captured his "no comment" response before he left. McEnany calls out the president for his consistent lack of empathy in various situations.
Spectator USA: Happy Birthday, Inflation Reduction Act!
It's like Groundhog Day in Washington: Trump faces another indictment, Republicans can't touch him, Hunter Biden's scandals haunt the president, and Biden struggles with messaging on his economic plan. Biden admits the Inflation Reduction Act was poorly named and is frustrated that he's not getting the credit he thinks he deserves. The legislation's cost is also ballooning, causing anger.
Red State: Duke Over America WAAM Radio Edition 239
Duke discusses the issue of Democrats holding back progress in Michigan by denying Biden's victory. He also mentions the controversy over the use of the term "misogynistic" by the Parks Over Police movement.
The New American: Establishment Shaken by Libertarian Candidate's Victory in Argentina's Presidential Primary - The New American
Javier Milei, a libertarian candidate, won a key primary election in Argentina, shocking the establishment. Milei's victory is seen as a sign of the power of political outsiders to challenge despotic regimes. The mainstream media has labeled Milei as "far-right," attempting to marginalize him.
Fox News: Karine Jean-Pierre fumbles Hawaii senators' names, calls Sen. Hirono 'he'
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre mistakenly referred to female Sen. Mazie Hirono as a "he" and mispronounced Sen. Brian Schatz's name. This comes after President Biden declined to comment on the rising death toll in Maui caused by wildfires. The White House later stated that Biden is "praying" for the victims and has been closely involved in coordinating a response.
Fox News: Bernie Sanders pushing campaign cash to wife and stepson's nonprofit raises 'legitimate concern': watchdog
Bernie Sanders has come under scrutiny for redirecting campaign funds to a nonprofit founded by his wife and stepson. The nonprofit, called the Sanders Institute, has been accused of paying high salaries while producing minimal work. There are concerns about whether the money was used for legitimate services or if it violated campaign finance laws.
The New American: Capitol Police Chief Says FBI Withheld Intel Before J6 - The New American
Tucker Carlson interviews former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund about odd behavior of intelligence agencies prior to January 6, and questions why Ray Epps hasn't faced consequences for goading protesters into the Capitol. In other news, Joe Biden's DOJ assigns special counsel to investigate Hunter Biden, Senator Ron Johnson speaks about the elites' role in chaos, and economist Javier Milei wins a primary election in Argentina.
#society
Fox News: Bosnians protest against gender violence after live-streamed murder on Instagram
Thousands of Bosnians protest against violence after a man livestreamed the killing of his ex-wife on Instagram. Participants demand more protection for women, control of violent media, and stricter punishment for violence against women.
The Blaze: 'The View' forced to cut to commercial break when Whoopi Goldberg starts discussing something WILDLY INAPPROPRIATE
Whoopi Goldberg made some controversial comments about her sexual experiences, causing producers to cut to a commercial break on "The View".
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: Biden Hands Cash To Iran, An Incentive To Take More Hostages
Joe Biden's administration is being criticized for its approach to international dealings, particularly with regards to Iran. The release of Americans held in Iran came at the cost of billions of dollars in oil revenue, leading to concerns that this may encourage future hostage-taking. Meanwhile, Biden's pressure on Saudi Arabia to make concessions to the Palestinians is hindering the normalization of relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel, which other neighboring countries have already achieved. This stance is seen as contradictory and potentially damaging to the prospects of lasting peace in the Middle East.
The New American: EU to Impose Sanctions on New Military Government in Niger, U.S. Pressures Niger Against Russian Influence - The New American
The European Union is preparing to impose sanctions on the new military government in Niger for undermining democracy. The EU has already halted security and financial support for the country, and several European countries have isolated Niger. The United States and Canada have also suspended assistance schemes, and the World Bank has terminated payments. The new military government has sought assistance from Russian defense contractor Wagner Group PMC, which has raised concerns for the U.S. government.
#economy
Fox News: Lebanon's interim central bank governor freezes accounts of former chief and associates
Lebanon's interim central bank governor has frozen the accounts of the former chief, his associates, and close relatives due to alleged financial crimes. Investigations by multiple countries suggest illicit enrichment and money laundering. The central bank's decision follows sanctions imposed by the US, UK, and Canada.
#military
Flag And Cross: Watch: Russian Fighter Down in Michigan, Pilots Eject Moments Before Fireball Erupts
Vintage Russian fighter jet crashes during an air show in Michigan. Pilots safely eject before the explosion.
#health
Newsbusters: Tennis Star Novak Djokovic Returns to U.S. Following Ban Over Vaccination Status
Serbian tennis champion Novak Djokovic was initially denied entry to the US Open last year because he refused the COVID-19 vaccine. This year, with relaxed restrictions, Djokovic was allowed to attend and his fans were thrilled.
#education
Daily Wire: Second California School District Adopts Mandatory Gender ‘Transition’ Parental Notification Policy
The Murrieta Valley Unified School District in California voted to inform parents when their child changes gender identity, joins opposite-gender activities, or discusses violence/suicide.
Flag And Cross: 17 Sets Of Twins Start School In Same Town
17 sets of twins are starting school in Inverclyde, Scotland, causing a double take. The town has been nicknamed "Twinverclyde" due to the high number of twins.
#crime
Fox News: Miami mayor's former top aide to spend 6 years in federal prison for child pornography
Former aide to Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, Rene Pedrosa, has been sentenced to six years in federal prison for receiving child pornography. Pedrosa, who was the top aide to the mayor, sent a sexually explicit picture of himself to a teenager and admitted to kissing and sexually touching the minor. The incident occurred in November 2019 and Pedrosa was arrested in February 2020.
Fox News: Georgia jail detains inmates due for release amid state database crash
The jail in a suburban Atlanta county held inmates for days due to a state database crash. Officials stopped releasing inmates to prevent the release of potentially wanted individuals for more serious crimes. The database has been restored, but some family members are still waiting for their loved ones to be released.
The Blaze: San Fran federal employees advised to work remotely for ‘foreseeable future’ due to rampant crime near Nancy Pelosi Federal Building
Federal employees at the Nancy Pelosi Federal Building in San Francisco have been advised to work from home due to the city's crime crisis. The building, which houses various federal agencies, is located in an area that has become a dangerous drug market. The Department of Health and Human Services recommended remote work for safety reasons, while Pelosi's office and the Department of Labor are working to improve safety measures.
Fox News: 50 Cent says ‘told you LA was finished’ after viral flash mob smash-and-grab at Nordstrom
Rapper 50 Cent expresses concern over the decline in the quality of life in Los Angeles due to recent smash-and-grab robberies. He shares video footage of a flash mob looting a Nordstrom store, prompting discussions about rising crime rates in the city.
Fox News: Virginia mom shot in Fairfax County mall parking lot while infant was in vehicle: police
A Virginia mother is critically injured after being shot in a shopping center parking lot. Montez Damone-Faggins has been charged with malicious wounding and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony. The suspects knew the victim.
#sports
Forbes: Little Ozzie Albies Swings Big Stick In Key Spot For Atlanta Braves
Atlanta Braves second baseman Ozzie Albies, the shortest player in the National League, swings a heavy bat with power from both sides. He has led all major-league second basemen in various offensive categories since 2018, including home runs and runs batted in. Albies is compared to Houston's Jose Altuve for his exceptional baseball skills.
Forbes: Matchup With Maccabi Ra’anana Headlines Cleveland Cavaliers 2023 Preseason Schedule
The Cleveland Cavaliers will be hosting Israeli team Maccabi Ra’anana in a preseason game at Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse. This will be the Cavs' second international game this season, as they will also be playing the Brooklyn Nets in Paris in January.
#outdoors
Backpacker: Can This PCT Runner Maintain a 58-Mile-a-Day Pace?
Belgian dentist Karel Sabbe sets new Fastest Known Time on the California section of the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT). He completed 1,691.7 miles in 29 days, aiming to finish the entire trail in 45.6 days.
Field & Stream: Ammo Is Up To 40% Off at Cabela's Right Now
Cabela's Fall Hunting Classic sale offers discounted ammo deals from various brands such as Federal, Winchester, Hornady, and more. Handgun ammo deals include Herter's Target 9mm Luger for $14, Blazer Brass 9mm Luger for $15, and Hornady Critical Defense 9mm for $26. Rifle ammo deals include Winchester 556mm for $12, Hornady LEVERevolution .45-70 Government for $45, and Herter's Target .223 Remington for $75. Shotgun ammo deals include Winchester Super-X Buckshot Shotshells starting at $5, Federal Top Gun Target Load Shotshells starting at $9, and Hornady SST Shotgun Slug Shells starting at $14.
On The Water: Striped Bass on Rain Bait
George Cornish takes the narrator on a striped bass fishing trip in New Jersey. They catch over 20 fish using small flies that imitate bay anchovies. Bay anchovies are important baitfish for striped bass and their populations have been declining in recent years.
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Red State: Fake Meat Fails
The reasoning behind fake meat is hard to understand. People should be free to eat what they like. The "flight to plant-based foods" phenomenon is on the decline.