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#politics
PJ Media: Iowa Poll Shows Trump With 23% Lead in GOP Primary
Donald Trump maintains a strong lead over Ron DeSantis in an Iowa poll, with 42% of likely Republican caucusgoers supporting him. Despite facing indictments, Trump's support has increased among Republicans. However, the race is not settled, as there are still voters who could be persuaded to switch their primary choice.
Newsbusters: ABC, CBS Tout Trump Upstaging GOP Debate With Tucker Carlson Interview
In a calculated move, former President Trump announced that he will not be attending the first Republican primary debate, hinting at the possibility of skipping future debates as well. Despite criticism from his rivals, Trump holds a considerable lead in the polls and plans to counterprogram the debate with an interview with Tucker Carlson. The news networks ABC and CBS are indulging in the drama, promoting Trump's attempt to upstage the GOP debate.
American Thinker: An Argentine-on-Argentine trans-Atlantic shoutathon?
Argentina's upcoming presidential candidate, Javier Milei, has openly criticized Pope Francis, calling him a "communist" and an "imbecile." Milei, a firebrand libertarian, won the country's August 13 primaries, surpassing major right and left-wing coalitions. He has gained support from Argentina's poor and those affected by inflation. If elected, Milei could challenge the Pope's socialist views and potentially improve the country's economy.
Spectator USA: 2024 is the ‘lock him up’ election
The upcoming 2024 election is anticipated to be a choice between who becomes president and who gets imprisoned. Concerns about the economy, Ukraine, abortion, China, and the border are overshadowed by the possibility of legal troubles for the candidates, particularly Donald Trump and Hunter Biden. The treatment of Hunter Biden and the targeting of Trump by the Department of Justice create a sharp contrast that could impact the election. The corruption of the justice system and the potential for future elections to determine who goes to jail is a disturbing trend.
The Blaze: Virgin Islands' former attorney general says she was pressured to allow Jeffrey Epstein on the islands, Epstein had 'political influence' over the governor
Former Virgin Islands Attorney General Denise George claimed that Jeffrey Epstein had "political influence" over the governor of the islands and that the governor pressured her to grant Epstein a special travel waiver despite his status as a sex offender. George stated that she found the governor's contact with her to be improper. She also revealed that Epstein used political pressure to change sex offender registry laws in the Virgin Islands to benefit himself.
Fox News: Republicans using 'verbal jiu-jitsu' to turn liberals' language against them, analyst claims
CNN claims that Republicans have used "verbal jiu-jitsu" to redefine and tarnish words like "woke," "liberal," and "social justice warrior" in order to combat Democratic talking points. The article argues that Republicans have been successful in this form of linguistic combat, while Democrats have failed to effectively communicate their ideas. The author believes that the skill of using language to shape political discourse will play a significant role in the upcoming 2024 presidential race.
The Blaze: Biden may declare a 'national climate emergency' to further the Green New Deal by non-democratic means: 'Just like COVID'
Democrats are urging President Biden to declare a national climate emergency in order to advance the Green New Deal. They are exploiting tragedies like the wildfires in Hawaii to push their agenda. Critics warn that such a declaration could give Biden excessive power and face legal challenges.
#society
National Review: How to Help Discouraged Working-Age Men
Blue-collar American men aged 25–54 are no longer employed and seeking work, with over half of them on government disability and not working. The demoralization of these men represents a tragic loss to them, their families, and the economy. One potential solution is to revive mutual-aid societies, which were fraternal organizations that provided support and assistance to members. Historically, these societies played a vital role in American civil society, providing various benefits such as healthcare and burial services. Ybor City in Tampa serves as an example of how mutual-aid societies can address social issues within communities.
Breitbart: Annette Bening Says Her Trans Child Is 'Such an Inspiration,' Wishes Everyone Had a Trans Family Member
Actress Annette Bening praises her transgender child, Stephen Ira Beatty, calling them an inspiration and expressing concern over the political treatment of trans people. Bening accuses the political right of creating fear and vilifying the LGBTQ community, stating that having a transgender person in one's family helps to understand their experience. She also condemns the GOP's anti-trans legislation and shares that her conservative parents support her child's transition.
Breitbart: English Women's Soccer Team Condemned for Being Too White
The English Women's World Cup team is being criticized for lacking diversity, with comments made about the players' blonde, blue-eyed appearance. The media discussion shifted away from the sport itself and focused on the team's supposed lack of representation. This raises questions about diversity and why the men's team is more diverse than the women's team.
Newsbusters: 'Sex and the City' Reboot 'And Just Like That' Character Chastises Boss Over Pronouns
HBO's Sex and the City reboot, "And Just Like That," promotes a liberal agenda by focusing on gender pronouns and LGBTQ+ characters. The nonbinary character, Che, chastises her boss for using the wrong pronouns, while also turning a straight character queer. The show is criticized for prioritizing woke issues over compelling storylines, resulting in a negative reception from viewers.
#war
Euromaidan Press: First water pipeline segment operational following Kakhovska HPP attack
Following a terrorist attack on the Kakhovska Hydroelectric Power Plant, the first segment of a water pipeline connecting "Inhulets - Kriazheve" has been launched, providing water to a quarter of Kryvyi Rih's population. Currently, approximately one million Ukrainians are facing water supply disruptions due to the attack.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Ukraine Must Not Use F-16s to Attack Russian Territory, Says Denmark
Ukraine, Denmark, and the Netherlands reached an agreement for Ukraine to receive F-16 jets. The first delivery could happen this year, but the condition is that the jets cannot be used beyond Ukraine's recognized borders. This development comes after Ukraine's counter-invasion of Russia, which was seen as using previously donated military hardware.
#military
Fox News: Military considers allowing calculators on entrance exam amid continued recruiting struggles: report
The Pentagon is considering allowing military applicants to use calculators on entrance exams to address the ongoing recruiting crisis. The change would impact the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) test, which qualifies applicants for enlistment and determines their eligible jobs. The Army, Navy, and Air Force are expected to miss their recruiting goals for the second year in a row, with the ASVAB test being a major barrier for potential recruits. Critics attribute the crisis to a shrinking pool of eligible Americans and the military's perceived shift towards "woke" politics, but Army Secretary Christine Wormuth denies the latter.
#education
American Thinker: Teaching proper English to black children is ‘white racial superiority’ for California ‘educators’
Leftist academics in California claim correcting a child's pronunciation of "ask" is white racial superiority, but this hinders black community progress. Proper English benefits all children.
#crime
Fox News: Dramatic video shows drunk driver smashing into speeding train
A drunk driver in Taiwan crashed into a speeding train, causing damage to the train and minor injuries to the driver. The driver had been drinking the night before and ignored the lowered crossing barrier.
Fox News: More than a dozen women used firearms to protect against violent exes, criminals over 2-week stretch
At least 13 women across the country used firearms to defend themselves from assailants between July and August. The cases, largely unreported by major news outlets, highlight the importance of the right to bear arms for self-defense. Many of the incidents involved women defending themselves from their romantic partners or exes.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Rhode Island’s Colt State Park Is a Must-See Jewel
The "Gem" of Rhode Island's state park system is Colt State Park, boasting beautiful shorelines, well-manicured landscapes, and historical charm. Visitors can enjoy activities like biking, boating, picnicking, and more. The park is easily accessible from downtown Bristol and offers stunning views of Narragansett Bay.
#technology
Breitbart: UK to Spend £100 Million on Chips to Develop Domestic A.I. Systems
The UK government plans to invest £100 million in purchasing high-end chips for training artificial intelligence models. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak aims to make the UK an AI "superpower" and boost the economy. The government is in talks with tech manufacturers such as AMD, Intel, and Nvidia to procure equipment and establish a national AI research resource and a state agency efficiency chatbot. There are concerns about government control and surveillance with the introduction of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). The government also plans to host an AI safety summit and fund a task force to examine the safety of AI systems. However, there are logistical challenges, such as the lack of advanced computing power in the UK and the brain drain in the tech industry.
Forbes: Driverless Cars Face Setbacks In San Francisco—Here’s What To Know About The City’s Problematic Robotaxi Rollout
Self-driving car company Cruise has cut its fleet in San Francisco by 50% following multiple accidents, including a crash with a fire truck. The incidents have raised concerns about the safety and reliability of autonomous vehicles.
#other
The Babylon Bee: Weak Hurricane Hilary Performance Blamed On Russian Interference
Hurricane Hilary, once predicted to devastate the southwestern U.S., turned out to be a mild storm causing slight drizzle. Local meteorologist blames Russia, sparking rumors of weather manipulation. Despite the weak storm, warnings of flash floods and mudslides are issued.
Forbes: Author Post: Dear CEOs: Break Down Those Walls
CEOs need to break down internal walls that divide their companies and hinder customer acquisition. The traditional departmental structure no longer aligns with how customers make buying decisions. Existing customers are becoming a more important source of new customers, but the acquisition budget is typically with the marketing department. Integration between departments is crucial for a seamless customer experience, but many companies fail to take advantage of CRM software. Data silos and IT bottlenecks further hinder the use of customer data. CEOs must take the lead in reorganizing the company, with the CIO as their ally, in order to stay competitive and seize opportunities in the evolving customer journey.