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#illegals
Breitbart: Human Smugglers Abandon Migrant Children in Heatwave Along Texas Border
Two migrant children, ages four and seven, were rescued by Texas Department of Public Safety troopers after being abandoned by human smugglers near the Rio Grande border with Mexico. The children were from Chiapas, Mexico and had only a contact number for relatives in Alabama. Additionally, troopers found two more abandoned children in the same area within a 24-hour period. The lack of physical barriers at the border and the complicity of Mexican authorities have made Coahuila one of the main routes for human smuggling into Texas, resulting in numerous fatalities.
#politics
Newsbusters: Stephanopoulos SHOUTS at Haley for Questioning Biden’s Advanced Age
ABC Good Morning America co-anchor George Stephanopoulos angrily confronts former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley for suggesting that President Biden's mental decline is a concern. Haley expresses her discomfort with the possibility of a President Kamala Harris and emphasizes the need for term limits and mental acuity tests for older leaders. Stephanopoulos interrupts and challenges her evidence, leading to a heated exchange before ending the interview abruptly.
American Thinker: Who won the GOP debate? President Trump
The presidential debate was lively and well-controlled. The weakest performances came from Asa Hutchinson and Chris Christie, both Trump-haters. None of the candidates stood out as frontrunners. Nikki Haley gave a strong performance, but her speech was filled with tired buzzwords. Vivek Ramaswamy had a strong showing, particularly on education and global warming. Ron DeSantis had a timid start, but his record and specific achievements set him apart. Tim Scott, Mike Pence, and Doug Bergum also performed well. Asa Hutchinson's attack on Trump and Chris Christie's pontificating did not impress. None of the candidates directly addressed election fraud. Overall, the debate showed that none of the candidates had the energy and appeal of President Trump.
The New American: Trump: First Debate a Waste of Time. Carlson: Will They Try To Kill You? - The New American
Former President Donald Trump and Tucker Carlson discussed various topics in an interview, including the first GOP primary debate, Jeffrey Epstein's death, and the possibility of assassination attempts against Trump. Trump expressed his belief that the debate would have been a waste of time due to his lead in the polls. The two disagreed on Epstein's death, and Trump stated that leftists are obsessed with destroying him. They also discussed Biden's mental and physical health, Pence's role in certifying the election, and the Democrats' attempts to undermine future elections.
Red State: Let's Talk About the GOP Debate and North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum
Post GOP debate, the focus is on Vivek Ramaswamy, but a little-known governor from North Dakota, Doug Burgum, stole the show. Despite being injured, Burgum made a strong impression with his calm and confident demeanor. He has a successful background in business and has been a two-term governor, but has faced backlash for conservative decisions on transgender rights and COVID measures. However, his clear and non-poll tested responses on energy policy, abortion, and foreign affairs resonated with conservatives. If he can address the contradictions in his record, Burgum may rise to the top of the GOP race.
Red State: WATCH: Biden's Excuse for Being Clueless About Russian Plane Crash Is Mocked Into Next Week
The 46th president, Joe Biden, tells a ridiculous lie about not knowing of the plane crash in Russia because he was "working out" for an hour and a half. Biden's excuses are becoming increasingly unbelievable and laughable. It's clear that he thinks the American public will buy into his nonsense.
Fox News: Ramaswamy deems Trump 'best president of the 21st century,' as other GOP hopefuls side with Pence
Political newcomer Vivek Ramaswamy declares Donald Trump as the best president of the 21st century, distancing himself from other GOP contenders who expressed support for Pence's handling of the events of Jan. 6, 2021. Ramaswamy calls for an end to the weaponization of justice and challenges Pence to commit to pardoning Trump. Pence defends himself, asserting that he prioritized the Constitution and the American people. The debate also sees candidates agreeing that Pence did the right thing, with some emphasizing the need for change in the Department of Justice and the desire for a new generational conservative leader.
The Federalist: Jen Psaki Is Wrong That 'No One' Supports Abortion Until Birth
White House press secretary Jen Psaki denied that anyone supports legislation allowing for abortions throughout all nine months of pregnancy, despite evidence to the contrary. Psaki has a history of advocating for unrestricted abortion access and has failed to clarify her stance on abortion restrictions. The Democratic party has consistently pushed for abortion at any stage and rejected limitations on the procedure.
National Review: The Corner: The Conventional Wisdom on Trump Is Wrong
The conventional wisdom on the GOP debate: no candidate stood out, Trump smart to avoid debate, and if he had been there, he would have dominated. However, there are doubts about Trump's ability to perform like he did in the past. He looked old, tired, and frail in an interview and lacked the energy and charisma he once had. Trump made the right move by not debating and potentially being exposed as yesterday's drama.
Daily Wire: Large Crowd Gathers Outside Of Fulton County Jail Awaiting Trump’s Arrival
Large crowd of Trump supporters gather outside Fulton County jail awaiting his arrival for arraignment on charges including racketeering. Supporters express frustration with prosecution and believe Trump is innocent. Some supporters identify as "Blacks for Trump" and criticize District Attorney Fani Willis. Show of support includes buses, tents, and signs.
National Review: House Judiciary Investigating Whether Fulton County DA Coordinated with DOJ on Trump Charges
House Judiciary Committee chairman Jim Jordan is investigating Fulton County district attorney Fani Willis's handling of her investigation into former president Donald Trump. The committee is questioning whether her investigation was politically motivated and whether she coordinated with the Department of Justice. Jordan also raised concerns about Willis's decision to bring charges against Trump two-and-a-half years after starting her investigation.
Red State: Trump Claims Debate Victory, and He Has Some Incredible Numbers to Support the Claim
The Republican debate focused more on Vivek Ramaswamy than Joe Biden. Despite this, former President Donald Trump's absence in the debate allowed him to easily overshadow the other candidates. There was little foreign policy discussed, with the exception of funding for Ukraine. Trump's team claimed his interview with Tucker Carlson received more views than the entire debate.
National Review: The Corner: Debate Reflections from the Morning After
Last night's debate had eight candidates on one stage, but it was overshadowed by Donald Trump's absence. Ron DeSantis had a decent performance, but missed opportunities to stand out. Vivek Ramaswamy was divisive, drawing intense responses from the other candidates. Mike Pence had a strong showing, showcasing his authority and defending his conduct on January 6. Nikki Haley focused on foreign and national-security affairs, while Chris Christie displayed his debating skills. Tim Scott struggled to make an impact, and Doug Burgum and Asa Hutchinson failed to leave a mark.
Fox News: Most GOP presidential candidates are at odds with party's primary voters on Ukraine aid
Republican presidential candidates express support for additional funding to aid Ukraine during the first debate, despite the majority of Republican voters believing that the US should reduce assistance. Only businessman Vivek Ramaswamy opposes additional aid, suggesting resources should be used to secure the southern border. Other candidates emphasize the importance of helping Ukraine as a defense against Russia and China. Former President Trump previously called for a halt to aid until evidence regarding the Biden family's alleged business improprieties is provided.
#society
Fox News: 2 dead in Nigeria after building collapses, many more may be trapped under rubble
Rescue crews search for survivors after a building collapse in Nigeria's capital. 2 dead, many feared trapped.
Breitbart: Prince Harry to Make Rare Return to UK on Queen's Death Anniversary
Prince Harry will return to the UK to attend a charity awards ceremony in London on Sept. 7, honoring seriously ill young people. His wife Meghan is not expected to join him. The ceremony takes place on the eve of the first anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's death.
#war
Fox News: Norway to become 3rd donor to give Ukraine F-16 fighter jets
Norway plans to donate F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine, joining the Netherlands and Denmark in providing support. Ukraine has requested these sophisticated aircraft to strengthen its counteroffensive against Russia. Norwegian Prime Minister Gahr Støre did not confirm the reports, but in February, Norway announced a $7 billion donation to Ukraine, making it one of the largest donors. The Norwegian government has long considered sending F-16s to Ukraine, and air defense is seen as crucial in protecting against Russian attacks.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: Iran and Saudi Arabia Invited To Join Anti-Western BRICS Coalition
BRICS admits Saudi Arabia, Iran, Ethiopia, Egypt, Argentina, and the UAE in a push to reshape the world order. The expansion adds economic power to the group, but tensions may persist between China and Russia and those with ties to the US and Europe.
Breitbart: Reports: NATO-member Norway Donates F-16 Fighters to Ukraine
Norway may be joining the Netherlands and Denmark in donating F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine. Norwegian media outlets reported the plan, though there is no official confirmation. Ukraine has been requesting these jets for a combat advantage.
National Review: The Corner: Trump Sides with Reagan over Buckley on the Panama Canal
In news from 1978, Trump sides with Reagan over Buckley on Panama Canal debate. Trump believes U.S. was wrong to give control of the canal to Panama.
#culture
Forbes: Queen Leaves ‘Fat Bottomed Girls’ Off Greatest Hits Compilation For Kids—And The Right Wing Is Divided On Whether That’s ‘Woke’ Or Not
The British rock band Queen faced controversy when their song "Fat Bottomed Girls" was excluded from a compilation album for a children's streaming service. Some critics blamed "cancel culture" and "wokeness," while others defended the decision to protect young listeners. The omission sparked a debate about appropriate content for children.
#health
Fox News: Short questions with Dana Perino
Elise Bitter, a psychotherapist, offers advice on decision-making and work-life balance. She emphasizes the importance of understanding oneself, letting go of perfection, and setting boundaries to manage stress. Bitter also discusses the process of healing from a broken heart, the value of face-to-face communication, and signs that indicate the need for therapy. She encourages new moms to prioritize self-care and reflects on balancing motherhood with her career. Bitter challenges misconceptions about therapy, highlighting the role of therapists in guiding individuals to make their own decisions and providing coping tools.
#education
PJ Media: Here's the Latest Victory in the Fight to Keep Smut Out of Our Schools
Cobb County, GA faces controversy as explicit books were read to students by a teacher, leading to their firing and removal of such materials from school libraries. The decision receives backlash from leftists and teachers' union reps.
Daily Wire: Ramaswamy: Shut Down Dept Of Education, Move Funding To Parents To Allow School Choice
Tech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy wants to shut down the Department of Education, allocate funds to parents for school choice, end teachers unions, and implement a civics test for high school seniors. Tim Scott and Ron DeSantis also criticize teachers unions and Left-leaning politics in education.
#crime
Breitbart: Almost All of Khan's Car Crackdown Cams Broken in One London Area
Illegal activities are taking place in London as "Blade Runners" are disabling licence-plate reading cameras installed for a fresh crackdown on driving in the city. Up to 90% of Ultra Low Emission Zone cameras in the suburban areas of Sydenham and Sidcup have already been destroyed, causing concerns for Mayor Sadiq Khan's traffic plan. The vandalism has cost local governments £850,000 and has sparked debate about its impact on blue-collar workers.
#sports
Forbes: Champs!: Green Bay Packers Fans Drink More Beers Per Game Than Any NFL Team
Green Bay Packers fans are the biggest beer drinkers among NFL fan bases, with an average of 6.3 beers consumed on game days.
#other
Forbes: BTS’s V Ties His Bandmate RM With Two New Bestselling Hit Singles
V, a member of the popular K-pop group BTS, is making waves with his solo career. He recently released two songs, "Love Me Again" and "Rainy Days," which have both landed in the top 10 of the Digital Song Sales chart. This achievement puts V on par with his BTS bandmate RM, as they tie for the fifth-most appearances in the top 10 among South Korean solo musicians.