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#politics
American Thinker: It is apples and oranges to compare Bush's response during Katrina to Biden's response in Hawaii
Summary: The media and Democrats colluded to destroy both President Bush and President Trump. They are now comparing Biden's response to the Hawaii fires with Bush's response to Hurricane Katrina. However, a timeline of the events surrounding Katrina reveals the shortcomings of local government, particularly Mayor Nagin. The media's biased reporting blames climate change instead of politicians and bureaucrats for lack of preparation.
American Thinker: Impeachment reimagined: a new approach to addressing Biden’s corruption
Summary: Joe Biden deserves to be impeached for involvement in a pay-for-play scheme, but the GOP is unlikely to do so, and even if they did, he probably wouldn't be convicted. Instead, the GOP could hold a reverse impeachment hearing to question the validity of Donald Trump's impeachment based on his request to investigate the corruption of the Biden family in Ukraine. This strategy would lay out the crimes of the Biden family without actually removing Biden.
Townhall: The Trump Debate Dilemma: Impact and Implications
Political enthusiasts are disappointed as former President Donald Trump skips the upcoming debate. Trump's absence leaves room for other candidates to shine and present their policies without his disruptive style. The debate will reveal the extent of Trump's influence within the Republican Party and shape the future of American politics.
The American Mind: Why Affirmative Action Won't Die
Conservative triumph following the Supreme Court's decision to invalidate affirmative action programs at Harvard and UNC is misplaced. Affirmative action has persisted for decades despite erroneous predictions of its demise. The program has expanded and strengthened over time, unaffected by public opinion or legal restrictions. Affirmative action is deeply entrenched in the constitutional order and will continue unless there is a paradigm shift in how diversity and civil rights are understood.
Fox News: NY Republicans furious over Pentagon plea deal talks with alleged 9/11 perpetrators: ‘Slap in the face'
House Republicans from New York criticize the Biden administration for considering plea deals for the alleged orchestrators of the 9/11 terror attacks. The families of the victims are urging President Biden to block any plea agreements.
Fox News: Stage set for first GOP debate, Biden's odd Maui remarks bring up past comments and more top headlines
Republican candidates prepare for the first 2024 debate.
Biden faces controversy as past comments resurface.
National Review: As Wisconsin Goes, So Goes the Country: Republicans Head to Coin-Flip State for First Debate
Eight Republican presidential contenders will gather in Wisconsin, a key swing state, for a debate. Former President Trump, absent from the debate, won the state against Hillary Clinton in 2020 but lost to President Biden in 2024. According to a recent poll, Biden would win against Trump in a hypothetical general-election matchup. However, if Florida Governor Ron DeSantis was the Republican nominee, the race would be tighter. Republican candidates are running neck-and-neck in Wisconsin, with Trump leading but DeSantis close behind. Democrats plan to counter the Republican debate by flying a plane with a banner and erecting billboards near the venue. Wisconsin remains up for grabs, with Republicans needing to appeal to suburban and female voters to win the state in 2024.
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Fox News: CNN correspondent hails Biden as 'empathizer-in-chief' for Maui visit: 'Said the right things'
President Biden received praise from CNN's Bill Weir for his empathetic response to the wildfires in Maui, Hawaii. Biden shared personal stories and assured locals that he understood their pain. However, some residents found his comments about his own experience with a fire to be tone-deaf.
Fox News: Parental rights protesters battle backers of Calif school policy to hide gender identity from parents
Parents protesting progressive school policies clashed with counterprotesters in LA. Police declared an unlawful assembly but arrests were made. The parents advocate for parental notification policies regarding transgender identification. They argue against an agenda that goes against their values.
Fox News: Death of Obamas’ chef on Martha’s Vineyard ruled an accident, autopsy confirms
Former White House chef and Obama family personal chef, Tafari Campbell, drowned in an accident while paddleboarding on Martha's Vineyard. His body was recovered after an extensive search. The Obamas released a statement expressing their sorrow and describing Campbell as a beloved part of their family.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: Lithuania’s President, Portugal’s President, Finland’s PM arrive in Kyiv
Lithuania's President, Portugal's President, and Finland's PM arrive in Kyiv for Ukraine's Independence Day celebration. The leaders will discuss assistance to Ukraine, defense and security cooperation, and Ukraine's membership in the European Union.
American Thinker: What Russia Is Doing In Ukraine
The Russian Empire and Soviet Union were totalitarian regimes that justified wars through the presence of enemies and used history to legitimize power. Russian President Putin continues this approach, justifying imperialist activities and seeking revenge for the collapse of the USSR. Russia seeks to reimagine the USSR as a modern empire and take revenge on Ukraine and the "collective West" for their roles in the collapse. This expansionist "Russian world" is dangerous for the non-Russian world.
The Molotov-Ribbentrop Treaty, which divided Europe between the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany, triggered World War II and increased the territory of the USSR. Under Soviet rule were Eastern European and non-European socialist countries. The expanding "Russian world" is re-colonizing Ukraine, representing a new Cold War between the "collective West" and Russia. The war is dangerous for the non-Russian world.
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National Review: Purdue Pharma Should Go Bankrupt. The Sacklers Shouldn’t
The Supreme Court will consider whether members of the Sackler family should be held liable for civil suits related to Purdue Pharma's deceptive marketing of OxyContin. Supporters of nonconsensual third-party releases argue that they are crucial to limited-liability corporations. Purdue Pharma filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2019 and reached a settlement that included $4.5 billion from the Sacklers to plaintiffs. However, the U.S. Trustee argues that bankruptcy courts lack the authority to force third-party releases. The Supreme Court's decision will have important implications for the balance between limited liability and accountability.
Liberty Nation: Tale of the Tape: Bidenomics vs Trumponomics
President Joe Biden is facing criticism for his economic policies, which have led to high inflation, soaring energy prices, and a growing national debt. While the administration claims success, statistics show a different story. Comparing the first 30 months of Biden and Trump's presidencies, it becomes clear that Trump's economic policies were more effective, particularly in terms of job creation and manufacturing. Biden has seen an increase in unemployment and inflation, making the cost of living more difficult for Americans. Despite the challenges faced during the pandemic, Trump's economic achievements cannot be overlooked.
#religion
The American Mind: 303 Creative: The Promise, and the Doubts
In two landmark cases, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of individuals who object to supporting same-sex weddings due to their religious beliefs. The Court emphasized the importance of protecting free speech and religious freedom, while also acknowledging the potential implications for civil rights laws. The decision offers hope for those who have faced fines and legal challenges for refusing to participate in same-sex marriage ceremonies.
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National Review: Salzburg Journal
Salzburg, Austria is known for its classical music, with the Salzburg Festival being the highlight of the summer. The town is beautiful, filled with music and rich history, and the people are friendly and welcoming. The cycle of organized begging by Gypsies has continued for generations, evoking both anger and pity. The town is filled with cultural landmarks, such as the birthplace of Mozart and the spot where Einstein presented his theory of relativity. The local cuisine and ice cream flavors are a delight, and the scenery is breathtaking. Overall, Salzburg is a city that has much to offer and is definitely worth a visit.
#health
Forbes: Brain Health Brand MOSH Unveils Plans For Retail Foray And Portfolio Expansion After Closing $3 Million Series A
Brain health-focused protein bars MOSH, launched by Alzheimer’s advocate Maria Shriver and her son Patrick Schwarzenegger in 2021, has raised $3 million in series A funding and plans to launch offline in select retail stores. The financing round was led by Main Street Advisors and included other investors such as Joyance Ventures and Entrepreneur Ventures. MOSH currently has seven flavors in its portfolio and aims to expand its retail presence in the future, starting with locations in California. The company is focused on building a comprehensive team and developing new product lines to further its mission of promoting brain health through nutrition.
MOSH has faced challenges in managing its rapid growth, including supply chain shortages and formulation issues. However, the company is committed to listening to consumer feedback and adapting to ensure its success. Despite the difficulties of the consumer packaged goods industry, MOSH plans to continue its growth and profitability, targeting a projected revenue of $7 million in 2023. The company is also exploring new marketing avenues, such as TikTok, to reach a wider audience and educate consumers about the importance of brain health.
#education
Red State: State University Ensures Your Cancer Doctor Will Be Trained by Whoever Is Wokest
San Diego State University is favoring candidates with "woke" qualifications for a cancer biology professor position, prioritizing diversity, but possibly overlooking expertise.
#crime
Fox News: Prosecutors prepare evidence in trial for 3 men accused of plotting to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer
Prosecutors are set to present evidence against three men accused of plotting to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer as part of an extremist scheme to ignite a civil war. The defendants, who were angered by Whitmer's COVID-19 policies, intended to abduct her and blow up a bridge. The trial is beginning nearly three years after the plan was first uncovered.
The Federalist: After Hunter's Deal Imploded, Here's What's Next From Dad's DOJ
Hunter Biden's sweetheart plea deal has collapsed, leaving many unanswered questions. The deal involved two separate criminal dockets and two separate "informations," with Hunter Biden pleading guilty to two misdemeanor tax counts and resolving a gun charge. However, the judge raised concerns about the plea agreement and its validity, leading to further questioning and confusion. Now, the tax charges against Hunter Biden have been dismissed, but the gun charge remains pending. It remains to be seen what charges will be brought against him and whether the pretrial diversion agreement will hold up.
Fox News: WATCH: Kansas 98-year-old makes First Amendment stand as deputies raid home: 'Get out of my house!'
98-year-old Joan Meyer of Marion, Kansas dies a day after police serve search warrants on her home and office. Surveillance video shows Meyer shouting at officers to get out of her house. The search warrants were later withdrawn, and the raids were criticized as violating First Amendment rights.
Fox News: Ex-NY police chief who led Gilgo Beach murders probe arrested for allegedly soliciting sex at Long Island park
Former Suffolk County Police Chief James Burke, a convicted felon, has been arrested on multiple sexual misconduct charges. Authorities conducted a sting operation after receiving complaints about solicitation of sex at a park, leading to the arrest of Burke. Additional charges are pending.
Burke, who served as police chief from 2012 to 2015, was previously convicted for beating a handcuffed suspect. His arrest comes amidst a history of corruption and scandal within the Suffolk County Police Department, which involved covering up the beating. Burke's tenure also faced criticism for mishandling the investigation into the Gilgo Beach murders.
Red State: CNN States the Facts Yet Misses the Point Regarding Increased Shoplifting and Its Effect on Businesses
Dick's Sporting Goods experienced a sales growth but profits fell due to increased inventory shrink. Other major retailers, including Target, also reported theft impacting their business operations. Organized shoplifting is a major issue, with incidents of large-scale theft increasing. Despite credible reports from retailers, there is a narrative downplaying the severity of the problem by liberal politicians and media. Criminal justice reform laws and lenient policies by district attorneys have contributed to the rise in organized retail crime. The situation is worsening as thefts become larger, more brazen, and violent, with little consequence for perpetrators.
Fox News: Alabama A&M University campus shooting leaves 2 people injured
A shooting at Alabama A&M University left two people injured.
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Forbes: HoneyBaked Ham Launching First-Ever College Football Campaign
HoneyBaked, known for its connection to tradition, is launching its largest marketing campaign outside of the holiday season. The campaign, titled "Gameday is HoneyBaked Day," will feature TV ads, digital videos, social advertising, and more. The company will debut Tailgate Packs, catering to sports fans' preferences for convenience, taste, and quality. ESPN hosts Laura Rutledge and Katie George will serve as brand ambassadors and the commercials will air on SEC and ACC networks. The success of the campaign will be measured by in-store visits, overall engagement, and feedback from customers.
#outdoors
Tactical Bassin: Summer Crankbaits That Keep Catching Fish During The Fall Transition! — Tactical Bassin' - Bass Fishing Blog
As Fall approaches and temperatures drop, bass are targeting baitfish, making it a prime time for fishing crankbaits. Adapting baits you already have can lead to easy fish catches.
#technology
Forbes: Making Smart Use Of Those Emerging Prompt-Pattern Catalogs To Superbly Employ Prompt Engineering Techniques For Generative AI
Prompt Engineering for Generative AI is essential for effective use of AI models. Frameworks or catalogs categorize and organize prompt strategies, providing a systematic approach. These frameworks aim to distill a vast array of prompts into manageable categories, allowing users to navigate and compose effective prompts. Prompt engineering is likened to programming, where users instruct the AI model to perform specific tasks. Choosing the right prompt is crucial for successful outcomes in generative AI.
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Fox News: Plane carrying 2 passengers crashes in Maine
A plane crash in Maine leaves two people's condition unknown. Investigation by FAA and NTSB underway.