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#politics
The American Mind: FreeCons vs NatCons
A group of advocates for Freedom Conservatism have issued a Statement of Principles that aims to repudiate the National Conservatism Statement of Principles. The Freedom Conservatism statement emphasizes individual liberty, free markets, and secure borders, but fails to address the threat posed by woke progressive ideology and the need to protect American values and culture. The National Conservatism statement, on the other hand, recognizes the existential threat from revolutionary Jacobinism and cultural Marxism and puts nation, religion, culture, and patriotism at the forefront. The two sides also differ on immigration and civil rights, with the Freedom Conservatism statement advocating for more liberal policies.
The Right Scoop: REPORT: Trump promises press conf refuting new indictment but legal advisors say PLEASE DON’T DO IT
Former President Donald Trump's press conference to refute an indictment in Georgia is now uncertain, as his legal advisers warn him against complicating his legal defense and case. Trump's attorneys have advised him to cancel the conference due to potential issues with his claims of voter fraud.
The New American: Report: Retired Couples Could See $17,400 in SS Benefits Cut by 2033 - The New American
A recent report predicts that by 2033, Social Security benefits could be cut by 23 percent if no action is taken. This would result in an average cut of $17,400 for retired couples. The government may need to raise taxes, cut costs, or rely more on general funds to address the shortfall.
Fox News: Iranian foreign minister visits Saudia Arabia following countries' yearslong rivalry
Iran's foreign minister, Hossein Amirabdollahian, visited Saudi Arabia in an attempt to ease tensions between the two countries. Both nations are working towards reopening diplomatic relations and improving regional security. Challenges still remain regarding Iran's nuclear program, the Saudi-led war in Yemen, and waterway security.
The visit marks the first public trip by an Iranian foreign minister to Saudi Arabia in years. The two countries had severed ties in 2016 after protests erupted and Saudi diplomatic posts were invaded. The US withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal in 2018 and subsequent attacks blamed on Iran have further strained relations. However, recent developments, including the pandemic and the US withdrawal from Afghanistan, have prompted a reevaluation of relations with Iran.
Flag And Cross: Left Melts Down Over Oliver Anthony, Suggests Success Is Part of Music Industry Conspiracy
The left is baffled by the sudden rise of Oliver Anthony, who gained popularity with his song criticizing the political elite. Leftists claim his success is an industry conspiracy, dismissing his background as a factory worker. They also attack him for his conservative fans. This shows the left's lack of understanding of ordinary Americans' frustrations.
Fox News: House Judiciary subpoenas DOJ, FBI for documents related to alleged collusion with Big Tech companies
The House Judiciary Committee has subpoenaed the Justice Department and the FBI for documents related to its investigation into Big Tech censorship. The Committee is looking into the extent to which the Executive Branch has coerced and colluded with companies to censor speech. The subpoenas require the agencies to turn over responsive documents and communications by September 18.
The House Judiciary Committee Chairman, Jim Jordan, accuses the federal government of pressuring and colluding with Big Tech to censor certain viewpoints, which violates the First Amendment. Jordan claims that the Justice Department's response to the investigation has been inadequate and calls for documents that show the extent of coercion and collaboration between the DOJ and tech companies for censorship purposes.
Fox News: North Carolina Republicans finalize wide-ranging elections bill
The North Carolina legislature, controlled by Republicans, has passed a comprehensive elections bill aimed at making the voting process more efficient. The bill would eliminate the grace period for counting mailed absentee ballots, impose stricter rules on same-day registration, and allow partisan observers at polling places. Supporters argue that these changes are necessary for streamlining election activities and restoring confidence in the voting system. However, Democrats and voting advocacy groups believe that the bill will suppress voting and potentially lead to voter intimidation, especially considering the state's history of racial discrimination.
Daily Wire: Trump Lawyers Urge Him To Cancel Event Where He’s Expected To Release 100+ Page Report On ‘Election Fraud’
Trump's lawyers advise him to cancel a press conference where he plans to present evidence of election fraud in Georgia. They worry it could lead to legal trouble. Georgia's Republican Governor Kemp defends the integrity of the 2020 election.
#society
The Blaze: Iraqi Uber driver who dodged bullets in DC gun battle says the Democrat-run city feels like a war zone — when in fact it might be far worse
An Iraqi Uber driver in Washington, D.C. experiences a hail of bullets in his car, comparing the city to a war zone.
Fox News: 'Blind Side' actor who played Michael Oher says 'blows that have been thrown' from both sides are 'shocking'
Former NFL player Michael Oher and the Tuohy family, who inspired the film "The Blind Side," are involved in a bitter feud. Oher has accused the Tuohys of never actually adopting him and forcing him into a conservatorship for their own financial benefit. The situation has shocked Quinton Aaron, who portrayed Oher in the movie, and he hopes that the parties can resolve their issues privately.
#war
Fox News: Warning amid deadly clashes: Libya's prime minister calls for halt to militia violence in Tripoli
Libya's prime minister warns against further militia clashes in Tripoli after deadly violence. At least 45 people have been killed in clashes between the 444 brigade and the Special Deterrence Force. The government will not tolerate any more fighting.
Fox News: Militants still occupying school in Lebanon’s largest Palestinian camp as clashes between factions have ended
Armed factions occupy UN school in Palestinian refugee camp. Neutrality compromised, safety compromised. Clashes between Fatah and Islamist groups kill 13.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: UK prime minister plans meeting with Saudi crown prince amid trade, security talks
Britain's prime minister plans to meet with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to discuss trade, investment, defense, and security. The meeting would be the crown prince's first visit to the UK since the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in 2018.
Forbes: U.S. Sanctions 4 Russians For Poisoning Putin Critic Navalny—Including Man Featured In Oscar-Winning Doc
The U.S. announced sanctions on four Russian men accused of poisoning Alexei Navalny, including one who admitted involvement in an Oscar-winning documentary. The men were operatives of the Russian Federal Security Service and used the nerve agent Novichok to poison Navalny.
Forbes: Venezuela Bond Sanctions Backfiring?
The Biden administration may consider lifting sanctions on the secondary market for Venezuelan debt, potentially benefiting President Maduro. The "maximum pressure" strategy of sanctions has failed to bring about regime change and has worsened the economic and humanitarian crisis in Venezuela, leading to concerns about the effectiveness of sanctions in US foreign policy. However, lifting sanctions without reciprocal steps from the Maduro government could be seen as a sign of weakness or naivety, and there are voices calling for harsher sanctions. The US has already lifted sanctions on Russian crude following the attack on Ukraine, and now may be reconsidering the ban on US citizens buying Venezuelan bonds. This could lead to a restructuring of Venezuela's debt and potentially bring non-Western countries into Venezuela's sphere of influence. Negotiations between the Venezuelan government and the opposition in Mexico have stalled, and the US has failed to execute a deal to use frozen Venezuelan assets for humanitarian purposes. The Venezuelan government is also seeking to regain access to its gold reserves stored in the Bank of England. Despite the potential benefits of lifting sanctions for both Venezuela and the US, the Biden administration is cautious and has not offered any concessions to entice the Venezuelan government to the negotiating table. There is a desire among investors and insiders for a return to the symbiotic relationship between Venezuelan oil and US corporations, but sanctions continue to pose obstacles.
Fox News: Germany reneges on pledge to meet NATO spending target: report
Germany has quietly removed a clause pledging to spend 2% of its GDP on defense annually from a new budget financing law, sparking criticism from the U.S. and NATO allies. This means Germany will continue its existing strategy of meeting the 2% target on average over a five-year period. Meanwhile, Israel has secured its largest-ever defense deal, selling a sophisticated missile defense system to Germany for $3.5 billion, which could draw the attention of Russia.
National Review: The Corner: Ilhan Omar’s Double Standard on Foreign Influence
Representative Ilhan Omar's visit to the World Cup in Qatar, funded by the Qatari government, highlights the double standards against Israel. Despite her past statements criticizing Israel's influence on American politics, Omar accepted gifts from a regime that sponsors terrorism and spreads anti-American propaganda. This hypocrisy reveals the unfair treatment of Israel and the antisemitism within the progressive movement.
#economy
The Babylon Bee: Biden Says Anyone Struggling To Buy A House Should Just Try Setting Up 20 Shell Companies To Launder Money From China
President Joe Biden, while at Camp David, suggested that struggling Americans should set up shell companies to launder money from the Chinese government in order to afford homes in the challenging housing market.
Biden advised individuals and young families to get elected to public office and sell influence and favors to become wealthy quickly.
Forbes: AEG Study Predicts A UAW Walkout Could Cost Billions In Losses To Automakers, Workers
UAW President Shawn Fein refuses to shake hands and throws contract proposal in the trash, increasing the likelihood of a strike against automakers. The potential economic penalty could be $5 billion after 10 days, leading to wage and manufacturer losses. A strike would have far-reaching effects beyond the automakers, impacting suppliers, manufacturers, and truckers. The Covid-19 pandemic and the rise of electric vehicles present new challenges, with fewer inventories and high production costs. The shutdown of the auto industry has the potential to affect individual states' GDP, and consumers have other options for purchasing vehicles.
#religion
National Review: The Corner: Ian Millhiser Doesn’t Know What the Word ‘Neutral’ Means
Ian Millhiser's analysis of the Supreme Court's decisions on religious institutions is flawed, as he fails to understand the concept of neutrality. In the case of Carson v. Makin, the Court ruled that Maine couldn't exclude religious schools from receiving school vouchers. Millhiser's definition of neutrality seems to involve discriminating against religion, while the Court simply aims to treat religious and nonreligious institutions equally. Thankfully, the Supreme Court interprets the First Amendment using common sense, unlike Millhiser.
#culture
Fox News: Oliver Anthony says he's turned down 8-million dollar offers since going viral: 'Nothing special about me'
Viral singer Oliver Anthony, who shot to fame with his song "Rich Men North of Richmond," expressed his surprise at his newfound fame and turned down lucrative offers from the music industry. The song, which denounces Washington greed and highlights working-class struggles, has gained millions of views, with conservatives embracing it and progressives criticizing it. Anthony, also known as Christopher Anthony Lunsford, wrote the song as a result of his own mental health struggles and depression.
#health
The Blaze: Introducing GENDER MINOTAURS – the next ridiculous thing a child can identify as (and it's backed by doctors)
Many medical experts are making claims about gender that defy scientific facts, such as identifying as a "gender minotaur" or a "gender prius." Dr. Diane Ehrensaft even claims that she can tell when babies are transgender based on their behavior. These claims have caused people to question the trustworthiness of medical experts.
Fox News: Boehringer Ingelheim advances obesity drug candidate with up to 19% weight loss in mid-stage trial
German pharmaceutical company Boehringer Ingelheim has announced plans for three late-stage studies of its obesity drug candidate, survodutide, which showed promising results of up to 19% weight loss in a mid-stage trial. The company aims to begin enrollment for the trials before the end of the year to evaluate the drug's safety and efficacy. Boehringer Ingelheim and Zealand Pharma, the Danish biotech company it co-invented the drug with, are competing with other global drugmakers in the race for a share of the potential $100 billion obesity treatment market within the next decade.
Flag And Cross: The Newest Member Of The Medical Team: AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) is being seen as the solution to the challenges faced by the healthcare industry, including rising costs and staff shortages. AI can improve the effectiveness and efficiency of healthcare systems by analyzing large amounts of medical data and providing personalized treatment decisions. Israel, known for its AI expertise, is at the forefront of implementing AI in healthcare, with many startups developing innovative solutions. AI is already being used for image analysis, remote patient monitoring, and automating tasks such as reading pathology slides. However, there are legal and ethical implications to consider, and experts emphasize the need for responsible application and collaboration to unlock the full potential of AI in healthcare.
#education
Fox News: Huckabee Sanders pushes back on criticism after Arkansas removes AP African American studies course
Arkansas Governor criticizes removal of African American Studies course, calling it propaganda that teaches hate. NAACP disagrees.
#crime
Fox News: Heads of Slovakia's spy agency, other intelligence officials accused of abusing power, criminal conspiracy
Former and current heads of Slovakia's spy agency and other police and intelligence officers face abuse of power and criminal conspiracy charges. They allegedly obstructed corruption investigations and conspired to get rid of officers in the security authority. The scandal is seen as a "police coup" by former Prime Minister Fico. Slovakia faces an early election and Fico stands a chance of winning.
#other
Fox News: Maui wildfires seen from International Space Station
Deadly wildfires ravage the Hawaiian island of Maui, with satellite imagery capturing the extent of the destruction. The town of Lahaina is particularly hard-hit, and residents are forced to flee, some into the ocean. The death toll rises to 111, and there are criticisms about the lack of sirens during the blaze.