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21 Aug 2023
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#illegals
Fox News: St. Louis residents sound off on 'sidewalk squatters' who have lived on streets more than a decade
Two homeless people have been squatting on a St. Louis sidewalk for over a decade, frustrating residents due to the dirty conditions and language barrier. The city has been unsuccessful in moving the couple and hopes an immigrant service organization can help address the situation.
#politics
Fox News: Portland pays out thousands to woman who railed against police
Former City Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty has reached a settlement with the city of Portland in a lawsuit accusing the city, police union, former union president, and a police officer of leaking false information that implicated her in a hit-and-run. Hardesty, an advocate for defunding the police, was falsely implicated in the collision after a 911 caller mistakenly identified her as the driver. The leaks are described as racially and politically motivated.
Flag And Cross: Trump's Niece, Co-hosts Slam Former President Ahead Of Expected Surrender In Georgia
Former President Donald Trump is expected to surrender to Georgia authorities. Discussions on The Mary Trump Show's "Nerd Avengers" series revolved around the potential televised arraignment and concerns about Trump's supporters. The hosts expressed the need for equal justice under the law and highlighted the potential dangers of Trump's actions.
#society
Spectator USA: Can the Pear ring help me find love?
A new dating trend called the Pear ring aims to end dependence on dating apps and bring back real-life romance. For a one-time payment of $25, users receive three turquoise-colored rings of different sizes to wear in public to signal their openness to being approached. However, skeptics are doubtful and question the ring's effectiveness. Some believe it's a bit tacky and comparable to wearing a Baby on Board badge. While the idea has its appeal, it remains to be seen whether the Pear ring movement will truly connect people in the real world.
The New American: Still Alive But For How Long? - The New American
America teeters on the brink of destruction, just like me after a near-death experience. We must face adversity and persevere.
Human Events: Arson cause of wildfires on Spain’s tourist island Tenerife
The wildfire on Spain's tourist island of Tenerife was deliberately started, causing thousands to evacuate. (, )
#war
The New American: Seymour Hersh: CIA Believed Ukrainian Counteroffensive Would Fail - The New American
The CIA warned Secretary of State Antony Blinken that Ukraine's counteroffensive against Russia would fail. Despite this knowledge, the US continued to offer military aid to Ukraine. The conflict has cost Ukraine thousands of troops and heavy equipment.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Chip Roy, GOP colleagues sound alarm over CCP-linked money reportedly going to NIH employees
Texas Republican Rep. Chip Roy demands answers from the NIH about foreign payments to employees, including those connected to the CCP. The payments raise national security concerns and underscore potential influence from healthcare companies over public health agencies. The report also reveals financial ties between the NIH and companies associated with the Wuhan Institute of Biological Products, the lab believed to be the source of COVID-19. (, )
#economy
Washington Free Beacon: Get Paid to Strike? California Dems Push Bill to Give Unemployment to Striking Workers
A powerful California union and Democratic lawmakers are proposing a bill to pay unemployment benefits to striking workers, despite the state's already massive debt in the unemployment insurance fund. Businesses would bear the financial burden, which has angered business owners struggling after pandemic shutdowns.
Forbes: Walmart Was A More Essential Retailer Than Target In Q2
Walmart's U.S. same-store sales grew, thanks to grocery and health/ beauty products. Walmart's market share is larger than its competitors'. Target's same-store sales fell, despite growth in food, beverage, and beauty categories. Both retailers focused on deals to attract consumers.
Walmart's back-to-school sales were ahead of plan, offering essential products at low prices. Target seeks to improve top-line performance with savings for teachers and college students, low everyday prices, and new lunchbox-sized items.
#culture
Forbes: Holland America Line Launches Exclusive Gin For Its 150th Anniversary; Here's Exactly What It Tastes Like.
To celebrate its 150th anniversary, Holland America Line introduces De Lijn gin, a blend of Dutch-inspired botanicals. Made in America, the gin captures Dutch heritage while offering a modern twist. It is available in all bars and lounges on board, and also used in three signature cocktails.
#history
The American Spectator: A.A. Milne: The Birth of a Classic
A.A. Milne knew he wanted to be a writer, but it wasn't easy in the early 20th century. He found success as an editor and humorist before World War I disrupted his life.
#health
Flag And Cross: Too Much Screen Time For Toddlers Linked To Developmental Delays
One-year-olds who spend over four hours a day in front of screens experience developmental delays in problem-solving and communication. This effect diminishes after the age of four. Some children may improve language skills with educational screen time.
Flag And Cross: Heart Attack Survivors Who Take Aspirin Daily Live Longer: Study
Heart attack survivors who consistently take aspirin as prescribed have a lower risk of experiencing another heart attack, stroke, or death. Aspirin prevents blood clot formation, reducing the risk of cardiovascular events. However, adherence to aspirin declines over time. Non-adherent patients had a higher likelihood of recurrent heart attack, stroke, or death compared to adherent patients. The study recommends that heart attack survivors continue taking aspirin until further research is conducted.
#crime
Fox News: Former Kentucky prosecutor accused of giving out court favors in exchange for a defendant’s nude photos
Former Kentucky prosecutor Ronnie Goldy Jr. has been indicted on bribery and wire fraud charges for allegedly trading court favors in exchange for a defendant's explicit images. He is accused of making decisions that benefited the defendant and pressuring others to do the same. This led to his impeachment by state lawmakers earlier this year.
Fox News: Oregon predator used social media to lure 'single women with young daughters,' assault them: police
Registered sex offender Antonio Arredondo, accused of using social media to lure and assault single women with young daughters, may have more victims in the Pacific Northwest. Arredondo is connected to multiple sexual assault cases in Oregon, as well as a case in Texas. Authorities strongly believe there are additional victims throughout the region.
Daily Wire: Accused Idaho Killer Continues To Argue About DNA Found On Knife Sheath At Crime Scene
A defense attorney questions DNA evidence in a murder case, claiming that the prosecution has not provided full DNA information from the crime scene. The defense argues that DNA from three unidentified men was found at the residence where the murders occurred. Prosecutors claim to have turned over all available DNA evidence and state that they cannot produce evidence that doesn't exist.
#sports
Forbes: Spanish Soccer Head Apologizes For Kissing Player After World Cup Win
The head of the Spanish Football Federation apologized for kissing a soccer player without consent after the Women's World Cup. The kiss provoked outrage from fellow players and social media users.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Camping Fans of 2023, Tested and Reviewed
When camping in hot weather, a camping fan can provide much-needed relief. The Ryobi 18V One+ Hybrid Whisper Series Portable Fan is the best overall option, with great airflow, a pivoting head, and quiet operation. The O2Cool Treva 10-Inch Portable Fan is the best budget choice, offering strong airflow and long battery life. For a rechargeable option, the Geek Aire 12-Inch Camping Floor Fan is a great choice with its large size and powerful airflow. The Coleman CPX 6 Lighted Tent Fan is the best for tents, with a magnetic hanging system and built-in LED lights. The Amacool Battery Operated Flexible Tripod Fan is the best battery-powered option, with flexible legs for easy setup. Lastly, the Odoland Portable LED Camping Lantern with Ceiling Fan is the best fan with a light, featuring 18 bright LEDs and a lightweight design.
#other
Breitbart: VIDEO: Dodgers Stadium Becomes an Island After Storm Floods Los Angeles
Hurricane Hillary hits the West Coast, causing severe flooding in Los Angeles. The Dodgers' stadium is surrounded by floodwaters, and the city is facing a "Biblical flood" that traps thousands of people and leads to mudslides and power outages. The storm also fills the L.A. River for the first time in decades, but the floodwaters carry a significant amount of trash out to sea. The storm forces the closure of L.A.'s schools, but the Dodgers and Padres reschedule their games while the Chargers proceed with their Sunday game, albeit with ground tremors caused by the storm.