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#politics
Townhall: We Need Immigration, Not Trump, at the Debate
Donald Trump, a terrible debater with the vocabulary of a kindergartener, won the debate insta-polls in 2016 because he took the popular position on immigration. Prior to Trump, Republicans only mentioned immigration briefly in their campaigns, without proposing any effective solutions. Trump promised to build a wall, end anchor babies, and deport all illegal immigrants, but he ultimately betrayed those promises. Now, we'll see which current candidates are smart enough to address the issue head-on.
Washington Free Beacon: Experts Concerned Biden Could Die From COVID-19 Before Election
Scientific experts advise wearing masks again to fight COVID-19. Biden, at high risk, urged to take precautions. Biden's survival crucial to prevent a destructive Kamala Harris presidency. Experts' opinions disregarded.
Daily Wire: WATCH: Attorney Behind 2020 ‘Eastman Memo’ Gives Constitutional Smackdown After Turning Himself In
John Eastman, former legal advisor to Donald Trump, turned himself in to authorities in Georgia for charges related to the 2020 election. Eastman is accused of being part of a conspiracy to defraud American voters. He believes the election was stolen and vows to contest every count of the indictment.
Fox News: Hunter Biden traveled to at least 13 countries with VP dad: ‘I can catch a ride with him’
Hunter Biden, the son of then-Vice President Joe Biden, traveled to 13 countries with his father during official trips while he was leading his business firm Rosemont Seneca Partners. Hunter proposed a meeting with state officials in Serbia during an official trip to Belgium and Spain with his father. However, the meeting fell through. Hunter also traveled to China and introduced his father to his business partner. He requested Secret Service protection during his trips and dropped the protection after joining the board of Burisma Holdings.
Red State: Former Trump Lawyers Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell Surrender at Fulton County Jail
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and former Trump lawyer Sidney Powell surrendered at Fulton County Jail, facing multiple charges in the Georgia election subversion case. They were charged with crimes including racketeering, criminal conspiracies, and soliciting a public officer. Trump is expected to turn himself in on Thursday.
PJ Media: MSNBC News Actors Gaslight Viewers, Claim Biden Didn't Fall Asleep at Maui Survivor Gathering
MSNBC viewers and news anchors defend President Biden after he appeared to fall asleep during a ceremony in Hawaii honoring Maui fire victims. Morning Joe dismisses right-wing media's criticism and highlights positive local coverage. The incident sparks a debate about Biden's empathy and fatigue.
Newsbusters: NewsBusters Podcast: Trump's Legal Jeopardy vs. Biden's Maui Empathy
The news media shows a partisan bias in their coverage of Trump and Biden before the presidential debate. They focus on Trump's legal troubles while avoiding Biden's mistakes. CNN spends hours discussing Trump's impending arrest but ignores Biden's gaffes in Hawaii. There is a delay in fact-checking, and The Washington Post now acknowledges the truth about Wuhan. It remains to be seen if any candidate will acknowledge the limitations of their policy proposals.
Fox News: Who are the Republican presidential candidates at the first GOP debate?
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is ready to differentiate himself from the rest of the GOP field in the first debate. He believes he is the biggest threat to other candidates and is prepared to defend himself and share his message. Former South Carolina governor and UN Ambassador Nikki Haley is also running for president and has been traveling across the country to gain support. She has called for a more aggressive stance against China and wants to bring about a fundamental change in the U.S. outlook. Conservative commentator Vivek Ramaswamy has also declared his candidacy and wants to answer the question of what it means to be American in 2023. He supports a total decoupling from China and wants to restore free speech.
Human Events: POSOBIEC: The GOP candidates should read the room and drop out at
tonight’s debate to unite against the regime
Tonight, a farcical Republican primary debate takes place. Trump leads in the polls, rendering it irrelevant. Meanwhile, the DA in Georgia plans to arrest Trump on exaggerated charges related to his election integrity tweets. The candidates should drop out to show the people are in charge, but it's unlikely to happen.
Washington Free Beacon: Most New Yorkers Say Migrant Influx a 'Serious Problem,' Poll Shows
New Yorkers are concerned about the influx of migrants and want the state to slow their entry. A recent poll shows that 82% of respondents see it as a serious problem, with 54% considering it very serious. They view the migrants' arrival as more of a burden than a benefit, and believe that the state has already done enough and should now work to reduce the flow. Disapproval is directed towards Mayor Eric Adams, Governor Kathy Hochul, and President Joe Biden for their handling of the situation. Democrats fear that this issue could have disastrous implications for the party.
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Washington Free Beacon: Major Law Firms Sued for ‘Discriminatory’ DEI Programs Amid Affirmative Action Reckoning
Conservative activist group sues law firms over diversity fellowships, claiming discrimination against white candidates. The lawsuits suggest a potential reckoning for firms with discriminatory policies. Law schools also under scrutiny for diversity programs.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russian pilot landed a Mi-8 helicopter on Ukrainian airbase in defection, Ukrainian intelligence says
A Russian pilot lands a Mi-8 helicopter on a Ukrainian airbase in a planned defection, according to Ukrainian intelligence. The pilot cooperated with Ukrainian officials and was brought from Russia before his defection.
Forbes: Russian Plane Crashes Reportedly Kills Wagner Chief Yevgeny Prigozhin
A plane crash in Russia kills 10 people, including Wagner Mercenary Group Leader Yevgeny Prigozhin. Investigation underway.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: Israeli Mother Murdered In Front Of Her Daughter in Terrorist Shooting Attack Near Hebron
Israeli preschool teacher Batsheva Nigri was killed in a terrorist shooting attack in Hebron. Her daughter witnessed the attack but survived. Security forces arrested two Arabs in connection with the attack. Israeli officials blamed Iran for funding and encouraging the recent wave of terror. There has been a surge in terrorist attacks against Israelis this year, with 34 people killed so far.
#economy
National Review: What We Can Learn from China’s Electric-Vehicle Graveyards
China's electric-vehicle industry, driven by government subsidies and directives, has resulted in a surplus of unwanted EVs. These low-quality cars that can only travel short distances are now left to rot in EV graveyards. The government's industrial policy, aimed at satisfying its own goals rather than market demand, has led to unsustainable markets, restricted individual freedom, encouraged corruption, and created brittle industries. Despite becoming the world's largest EV manufacturer, China's economy faces numerous challenges, from a debt crisis to falling confidence.
Red State: Chinese Construction Workers Haven't Been Paid for Months
China's economy, particularly the real estate market, is in trouble. Major developer Country Garden is facing a debt crisis, leaving workers unpaid and projects unfinished. This reveals the economic problems that the Chinese Communist Party has been hiding. Meanwhile, China is engaging in provocative military actions with Russia along the Alaskan coast.
Breitbart: DNC Chair on Gas Price, Mortgage Rate Spike: We've Had a Drop in Inflation
DNC Chair Jaime Harrison defended President Biden's handling of the economy despite rising gas prices and mortgage rates. He cited the Inflation Reduction Act and claimed that every economic measure shows the country is not heading into a recession. Harrison emphasized the party's focus on infrastructure and creating well-paying union jobs to showcase their commitment to the American people.
National Review: The Corner: Trump’s New Trade Plan Is Bad for the Base
Former president Donald Trump and his aides discussed implementing a 10 percent tariff on all imports during a dinner at his country club. Tariffs disproportionately harm low-income Americans and increase consumer prices. This policy contradicts Trump's claims of fighting for the working class.
#culture
On The Water: Angling Artist: Erik Schmidt
Tattoos and maritime culture have a long history together. Erik Schmidt, a tattoo artist from Vermont, carries on this tradition by creating unique renditions of marine life. He specializes in the American traditional tattoo style, using bold outlines and bright colors. Schmidt's prints, done with pen and ink on paper, allow him more creative freedom than when tattooing. He has formed a strong bond with the tattoo community and is known for his fish-themed tattoos, especially the seven stripes of the striped bass.
#health
Breitbart: Size Matters: Salmonella Outbreak in 11 States Linked to Small Turtles
The CDC has linked a salmonella outbreak in 11 states to pet turtles, warning people not to kiss or cuddle them. There have been 26 cases and no deaths reported, but young children are particularly at risk.
#crime
Breitbart: Pittsburgh: Police Circle Building After Man Opens Fire to Avoid Eviction
A man fired shots at police during an eviction, prompting a large police presence in Pittsburgh. The suspect shot down police drones and continues to fire.
Front Page Magazine: Thousands of 9/11 Family Members Ask Biden Not to Cut a Deal With Al Qaeda Mastermind
Decency and public outrage are both lacking in the Biden administration. Biden has shown himself to be corrupt and dismissive, stealing money from 9/11 families and offering no comment on important issues. Few people, even on the Left, care about the September 11 attacks anymore. The Pentagon's consideration of plea deals with alleged Al Qaeda members, including KSM, has angered the families of victims. They are urging Biden to prioritize the interests of the victims and not bow to government officials seeking transparency. However, unless there is significant public outrage, the deal will likely proceed, as much of the political class has already sold out to foreign interests.
#sports
Forbes: Is Eddie Nketiah Good Enough To Be Arsenal’s First-Choice Striker?
Despite initial high expectations, Arsenal forward Eddie Nketiah struggled to establish himself as a key figure for the club. However, in the last nine months, he has shown promise and contributed to Arsenal's positive early-season form. With Gabriel Jesus' injury, Nketiah had a chance to shine last season and proved his worth to Arsenal. As the current first-choice number nine, Nketiah has the opportunity to fulfill his potential and make his mark in the team.
The Blaze: Megan Rapinoe, when confronted with criticism, says women are victims of a 'huge backlash'
Retired soccer star Megan Rapinoe claims that women in the US are facing a huge backlash due to criticism received by the women's national soccer team. Rapinoe believes that right-wing politics are behind the criticism and that it is an attempt to discredit women's success. She also mentions the overturning of Roe v. Wade and the trans argument in sports as evidence of this backlash. However, others argue that the criticism is a result of the team's activism and is not an attack on women as a whole.
Daily Wire: Google Sued By Football Subscribers Wanting Info On NFL ‘Conspiracy’
Subscribers of NFL's Sunday Ticket filed a lawsuit against Google for holding exclusive broadcast rights on YouTube for the upcoming season. The subscribers accuse the NFL, its teams, and DirecTV of conspiring to limit game availability to boost prices. The plaintiffs want Google to provide information to strengthen their case.
#technology
American Thinker: Artificial intelligence: what could go wrong?
Artificial intelligence is programmed software, including driverless cars. However, recent incidents in San Francisco highlight the limitations of this technology, with cars getting stuck in traffic due to connectivity issues and wet cement. While proponents claim driverless cars can reduce accidents, it is unrealistic to expect them to replicate the capabilities of the human brain. Evacuating cities in emergencies and handling unpredictable situations would be challenging for driverless cars. As a result, many people, including the author, are skeptical and unwilling to trust their lives to this technology.
Fox News: Ask Kurt: How to activate auto-reply for text messages on iPhone or Android easily
Auto-reply to text messages can be set up on both iPhones and Androids, allowing users to send automated responses when they are busy and unable to engage in a conversation. For iPhone users with the iOS 15 software update, the auto-reply feature can be accessed through the Focus feature. Android users can download third-party apps like SMS Auto Reply to enable auto-responses. This feature is particularly useful while driving or engaged in other activities that require full attention.
#other
The Blaze: Nation’s largest newspaper publisher discriminated against white staffers to reach diversity goals, ex-employees’ lawsuit claims
Newspaper publisher Gannett is facing a class action lawsuit accusing the company of discriminating against white employees in its effort to increase diversity. Five current and former employees claim that Gannett's diversity goals led to white workers being overlooked for promotions and fired. Gannett, which includes USA Today and more than 260 local publications, announced in 2020 its aim to make its newsrooms as diverse as the country by 2025. Critics argue that workers should be promoted based on merit rather than diversity goals.
Fox News: Halle Berry finalizes divorce 8 years after split from Olivier Martinez, will pay $8K monthly child support
Halle Berry and Olivier Martinez have finalized their divorce after eight years. Berry will pay child support, tuition, and healthcare for their son. Martinez must find employment and contribute. They will share custody and cannot speak negatively about each other in front of their son.
Skilled Survival: 5 Best Window Security Bars To Keep Your Family Safe
Window security bars are essential for protecting your home and loved ones from intruders. In today's uncertain times, it's important to take precautions and secure your windows. Window security bars are a visual deterrent and provide an extra layer of protection.
Forbes: The Rolling Stones Tease A New Album, ‘Hackney Diamonds’
The Rolling Stones have hinted at the title of their next album through a clever advertisement. The ad, published in the Hackney Gazette, references the band's past songs and features a fictional glass repair business. The company's name, Hackney Diamonds, is believed to be the album's title, hinting at broken glass, theft, and vandalism. The advertisement also includes a phone number and website, further fueling speculation of new music from the iconic rock band.
Breitbart: 'Core Priority:' Former Hiring Manager Describes 'Diversity and Inclusion' Scam at Microsoft
A former hiring manager at Microsoft's AI Platform division claims he faced pressure to prioritize racial requirements when hiring, overlooking qualified candidates who wouldn't contribute to the company's diversity goals. The alleged insider also states that commitment to diversity and inclusion greatly influenced promotions and that there was an implicit pressure to hire candidates with the "right" ethnicity or gender.