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#politics
Fox News: Hochul presses Biden to fund migrant housing and social services: 'Shouldered this burden for too long'
New York Governor Kathy Hochul urges the White House to take executive action to address the illegal migrant crisis. She emphasizes the need to integrate migrants into New York City through work and housing initiatives. Hochul blames Texas Governor Greg Abbott for the influx of migrants and criticizes New York City Mayor Eric Adams' response to the crisis.
Fox News: Sweida protests continue as Syrians demand economic relief and president's resignation
Protests in the city of Sweida, Syria continue for the fifth consecutive day due to increased gasoline prices. The residents are demanding economic improvement and the departure of President Bashar al Assad. The protests have not escalated, but officials fear they may spread to other areas of the country.
Washington Free Beacon: Republican Presidential Candidates Chart Divergent Paths on Abortion in First GOP Debate
The Republican presidential candidates express differing views on regulating abortion, with some supporting a national ban and others avoiding taking a clear stance. The party grapples with navigating a post-Roe world and finding the right message on abortion to appeal to voters. Evangelical Christians continue to be a critical voting bloc in the GOP primary, but the importance of the abortion issue among primary voters is unclear. Former president Donald Trump, who has a strong following among pro-life voters, remains ambiguous about his support for national abortion restrictions.
Human Events: Charlie Kirk SLAMS RNC after debate: ‘That is not an opposition party, that is controlled opposition’
Charlie Kirk criticized the Republican presidential debate for lacking focus on important issues such as election integrity and the criminalization of Donald Trump and his team. He pointed out the candidates' failure to address the cultural revolution happening in the country and the need to go against the administrative state. Kirk expressed disappointment in their priorities and emphasized the urgent need to defend the Constitution and fight against the control of the fourth branch of government.
Fox News: San Francisco Mayor London Breed blasts homeless coalition: held city ‘hostage for decades’
San Francisco Mayor London Breed accuses the homeless coalition of holding the city hostage for decades, as a federal judge's order bans the city from clearing tent encampments. There are more than 3,300 people sleeping in homeless shelters, with 4,400 sleeping on the streets.
The Federalist: Watchdog Launches Campaign On Duke Energy's ESG Priorities
Consumer watchdog organization Consumers' Research has launched a campaign exposing energy provider Duke Energy's prioritization of social, environmental, and governance standards (ESG) over a reliable power grid. The campaign includes digital and billboard ads and a website called RebukeDuke.com. The organization is calling on the North Carolina Utilities Commission to reject rate increases to fund Duke Energy's left-leaning activism. The company has committed $145 billion to achieve "net-zero" emissions power generation over the next decade.
Hawaiian Electric and Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) have faced lawsuits and criticism due to deadly failures resulting from their left-leaning activism. Hawaiian Electric is alleged to have failed to de-energize power lines before high-risk conditions, leading to devastating wildfires that caused billions in damage and multiple deaths in Lahaina, Hawaii. PG&E was found guilty of causing the Camp Fire in Paradise, California, which killed 85 people. Both companies have pledged to achieve "net-zero" emissions.
Spectator USA: Will Trump eventually show up for a primary debate?
Front-runners Joe Biden and Donald Trump both opted to skip the Republican National Committee and Fox News debate in Milwaukee. Trump chose to pre-tape an interview with Tucker Carlson and send campaign surrogates instead. There is speculation on whether Trump will participate in future debates, but his campaign spokesman dismisses the idea, claiming that Trump is leading in the polls by large margins. The absence of Trump on the debate stage allowed Vivek Ramaswamy to voice his opposition to sending more US money to Ukraine, a divisive issue among Republicans. Some Republicans argue that the US should support Ukraine to defend its way of life and stop aggression. However, Trump's campaign spokesman suggests that politicians' positions are influenced by donors and the establishment pushing for more war spending. Rather than attending the debate in Wisconsin, Trump engages in other activities, such as focusing on Georgia where his former lawyers are being booked at Fulton County Jail.
Fox News: Meadows mugshot released after turning himself in for Trump-Georgia case stemming from 2020 probe
Former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows turned himself in at a jail in Atlanta, Georgia, related to alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. Meadows, along with Trump and others, was indicted for violating the Georgia RICO Act. Trump's bail was set at $200,000, and he is expected to plead not guilty.
Forbes: Georgia DA Proposes Holding Trump Election Trial In Just 2 Months
Fulton County DA Fani Willis wants October 23 trial date for Georgia election interference case involving Trump and allies. Defendants requested speedy trial.
#society
The Blaze: Boy, 5, cries at stranger's doorbell cam, 'Will you help me find my mommy?' School bus driver dropped him off at wrong stop — on his 1st day riding bus, mom says.
A 5-year-old boy was dropped off at the wrong bus stop on his first day of school, leading to an hour-long search. The boy and another child wandered the neighborhood until a neighbor with a Ring doorbell camera spotted them. The incident serves as a cautionary tale for parents and highlights the importance of teaching children what to do in such situations.
Flag And Cross: 'Eerie' FaceTime Call Made Right Before 17-Year-Old Jumped from High-Rise: Found 'Split in Half'
A 17-year-old boy from New Jersey, aspiring fashion designer Noah Legaspi, jumped to his death from a New York City skyscraper after video calling his ex-girlfriend and commenting on the view. His family reported him missing, but tragically, they received news of his violent death.
#war
Human Events: Putin offers ‘condolences’ to family of Prigozhin after his reported death in plane crash
Vladimir Putin spoke about the plane crash involving the Wagner Group leader, Yevgeny Prigozhin. Putin acknowledged Prigozhin's mistakes but praised his talent and contributions to fighting Nazism in Ukraine. Prigozhin's body hasn't been confirmed, and doubts were raised about the official narrative.
National Review: Early Intelligence Indicates Wagner Chief Yevgeny Prigozhin Was Assassinated — But Not By Missile
Private jet carrying Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin targeted in an assassination plot; officials believe it was not brought down by a surface-to-air missile. The crash killed all ten passengers, including Prigozhin, head of the mercenary group responsible for brutal tactics in Russia's attack on Ukraine. Russian officials have initiated an investigation, and speculation arises about Putin seeking revenge for the failed coup.
Washington Free Beacon: Wagner Boss's Plane Was Deliberately Downed, US Officials Believe
U.S. officials believe the plane carrying mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin was deliberately taken down. There is disagreement on how it was destroyed: either a surface-to-air missile from inside Russia or a bomb/sabotage. The crash followed Prigozhin's mutiny two months prior. Putin expressed condolences and the official investigation is ongoing.
Breitbart: Vladimir Putin Offers 'Condolences' for Wagner Warlord Yevgeny Prigozhin
Russian President Vladimir Putin commented on the reported death of Yevgeny Prigozhin, the oligarch and leader of a mutiny against the Russian armed forces. Prigozhin, also known as "Putin's Chef," was involved in catering for the Kremlin and had co-founded a private military company called the Wagner Group. Putin acknowledged Prigozhin's mistakes but praised his contributions to the fight against the "neo-Nazi regime" in Ukraine. There are suspicions that Prigozhin's gang served as Putin's instrument of foreign policy. Masked militants claiming to be Wagner mercenaries threatened revenge for Prigozhin's death, and there are rumors of a second March of Justice on Moscow if his death is confirmed.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Brazil's President Lula stresses geopolitical significance in BRICS expansion decision
BRICS willing to expand membership beyond ideology, focusing on geopolitical importance. Brazil's former President Bolsonaro admitted to hospital for routine health exam.
Fox News: Indian Prime Minister Modi addresses border concerns with Chinese President Jinping at BRICS summit
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and China's President Xi Jinping discussed border issues along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) at the BRICS summit. Both leaders agreed to intensify efforts for disengagement and de-escalation. Tensions have been high since soldiers clashed in 2020, resulting in casualties. The maintenance of peace and observing the LAC are crucial for normalizing India-China relations. No resolution has been found, despite discussions at various levels.
The Blaze: Biden admin removes 27 Chinese companies from trade restriction list on same day commerce secretary announces Beijing visit
The Biden administration removes 27 Chinese companies from trade restriction list while the Commerce Department Secretary visits China for discussions.
Chinese hackers breach government agency email accounts and infiltrate American military bases, indicating a large-scale cyber-espionage campaign against the United States.
Fox News: EU initiates assessment of human and labor rights in Burma
The European Union assesses Myanmar's human and labor rights, potentially changing trade preferences. The EU's "Everything But Arms" scheme supports Myanmar's garment industry, but H&M and Inditex have halted sourcing due to rights violations.
#economy
Fox News: Congressional inquiry to investigate Codelco's mining projects in Chile
Chilean lawmakers are investigating state-owned copper producer Codelco's mining projects due to a decline in copper production. The investigation will focus on project delays, planning, and Codelco's corporate structure.
#history
Daily Wire: Virginia College Removes Names Of Revolutionary War-Era Figures To Be ‘More Inclusive’
Virginia Peninsula Community College has decided to rename two halls on its campus that were previously named after Founding Father George Wythe and Revolutionary War surgeon Dr. Corbin Griffin. The college plans to change the names to Kecoughtan Hall as a tribute to the Kecoughtan tribe, the original settlers of the land. The decision to change the names was made in an effort to be more inclusive and representative of the diverse region.
All Outdoor: POTD: Good Enough For Annie Oakley - The Remington Beals Rifle
In the late 1800s, Remington Beals rifles were not popular due to their small calibers and the unfamiliarity of breech loaders. However, famous shooter Annie Oakley had a rare engraved .32 caliber Beals rifle that she used in shows. These rifles had innovative features, such as a sliding breech, but ultimately did not catch on.
#health
The Federalist: Gender Studies Professor Blasts Obesity Fight As 'Fatphobic'
A Canadian professor criticizes new drugs used for weight loss as perpetuating fatphobia. She argues that the medication fails to cure obesity and is steeped in fat-hatred. The primary problem with the drugs is their use to eliminate obesity.
#education
Breitbart: ABC DUI: 3rd Grade Teacher Fails Breathalyzer on First Day of School
Oklahoma teacher arrested for being drunk while teaching third grade class. Confessed to drinking half a bottle of wine.
Fox News: Another Southern California school district implements parental notification policy
The Temecula Valley Unified School District in California has passed a policy for parental notification regarding transgender identification and facility usage, raising concerns about child well-being and parental rights. This decision is part of a larger culture war, along with a penalty issued by Gov. Gavin Newsom.
#crime
Fox News: Haitian telecom companies report severed fiber optic cables; gang sabotage suspected
In Haiti, criminal gangs are suspected of sabotaging fiber optic cables, causing temporary service disruptions for two telecommunication companies. This adds to the lawlessness and corruption plaguing the country, fueling a humanitarian crisis. The gangs have gained power since the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse in July 2021.
Fox News: New York serial rape, robbery suspect indicted for allegedly kidnapping at least 5 women
Serial rape and robbery suspect Chad Barclay, 30, of Brooklyn, was indicted for kidnapping five women and multiple other offenses. The charges include interstate prostitution, robbery, kidnapping, fraud, identity theft, witness tampering, and obstruction of an official proceeding. Barclay allegedly sexually assaulted and robbed multiple vulnerable women, using fear to make them his prisoners. The FBI is encouraging anyone with information or who believes they are a victim of Barclay to come forward.
Fox News: Andy Ngo scores legal win over Portland Antifa as judge awards $300K in damages
An Oregon judge rules in favor of Andy Ngo, awarding him $300,000 in damages for being assaulted by members of Antifa during a 2019 protest in Portland. Ngo expresses relief but acknowledges the challenge of collecting the funds.
#sports
PJ Media: Spanish Soccer Official Who Kissed Female Player on the Lips at World Cup in Trouble With FIFA
Spanish soccer federation President Luis Rubiales is under investigation by FIFA for kissing a female player after Spain's Women's World Cup victory over England. Rubiales' actions have been criticized as inappropriate and disrespectful.
Breitbart: UFC Champ 'Sugar' Sean O'Malley Says He Can Cheat on His Wife Because He 'Pays for Everything'
UFC champion Sean O'Malley has declared that he can have other women despite being married because he pays for everything. O'Malley and his wife have been in an open relationship for some time, engaging in threesomes. He believes his status as a successful fighter allows him to do so, despite his wife's fluctuating feelings about their relationship.
Fox News: Broncos' Jerry Jeudy carted off field with hamstring injury during joint practice with Rams
Denver Broncos receiver Jerry Jeudy suffered a hamstring injury during a joint practice with the Los Angeles Rams. The severity of the injury will be determined by an MRI.
Red State: WATCH: Bud Light Keeps Pretending Mulvaney Disaster Didn't Happen, Kicks off NFL Season With New Ad
Bud Light is attempting to recover from its disastrous collaboration with Dylan Mulvaney by targeting football fans in a new ad campaign. The brand has faced major losses in sales and layoffs due to the fallout from the Mulvaney debacle. Despite this, Bud Light has become the official beer sponsor of the Washington Commanders and will continue to produce special cans featuring logos of NFL teams.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: Cook your Catch - Blackened Coosa River Striped Bass
Eugene has been fishing the Coosa River and catching eater-sized striped bass. Striped bass are native to the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico, but have been introduced to other areas of the United States. Concerns about overfishing have been raised. Eugene provides instructions on how to fillet and blacken the fish.
All Outdoor: Best Backpack Guns of 2023 - Into the Wilderness, Outdoors & Unknown
The article discusses the best backpack guns for hiking and camping. It covers various options such as revolvers, pistols, and rifles, and recommends models like the Taurus 44 Tracker, Taurus 627 Tracker, Glock 20, Ruger 10/22 Takedown Backpacker, Kel-Tec Sub2000, and FoldAR MoBetta CCR. These guns are considered reliable and effective for personal defense against wildlife and potential threats.
Field & Stream: Watch: Tourist Mob Swarms Grizzly Bear with Two Cubs in Yellowstone National Park
A viral video shows tourists getting dangerously close to a grizzly bear and her cubs in Yellowstone National Park. This kind of behavior is common among tourists in the park, despite warnings to keep a safe distance from wildlife.
Fox News: Coast Guard rescues stranded jet skiers from island off South Carolina
US Coast Guard rescues stranded jet skiers off the coast of South Carolina.
#technology
Breitbart: Researchers: AI-Generated Spam Bots Are Flooding Social Media, Scamming Humans
A recent study reveals a surge in AI-generated spam bots on social media platforms, promoting scams and degrading online information quality. The bots persuade individuals to invest in fraudulent cryptocurrencies and contribute to the degradation of online information.
#other
Fox News: Dog rescued in Texas after ‘out of town’ owner leaves pup on second-story balcony, authorities say
A neglected dog is rescued from a second-story balcony in Houston. Neighbors spotted the unresponsive dog and called for help. The dog is taken to the SPCA for veterinary care.
Daily Wire: Melissa Joan Hart ‘Explains It All’: How A Maxim Photo Shoot Got Her Booted From ‘Sabrina’
Actress Melissa Joan Hart revealed a brief teenage romance with fellow actor Will Friedle during a recent podcast appearance. They went on a date and exchanged numbers but couldn't remember if they ever kissed. Later, Hart recounted a difficult day when she broke up with her boyfriend, got fired from "Scary Movie," and learned she was dropped from "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" over a Maxim photo shoot. It was later resolved and she was able to return to her role.
Forbes: Jung Kook Is Re-Releasing His Global Smash Single With A Major Music Star
Jung Kook's debut solo single "Seven" is losing popularity on the Billboard charts, so a new remixed version by Alesso is set to be released this week. The original song debuted at No. 1 on the Hot 100 and continues to chart in the top 40. This remix aims to boost its position on the charts.
Fox News: German Chancellor Olaf Scholz highlights untapped potential of deep geothermal energy for heating
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz plans to tap into Germany's geothermal reserves to generate heat and phase out fossil fuels in the country's heating system. This renewable energy source has gained interest due to surging energy prices and has the potential to cover a significant portion of Germany's heat demand. Berlin aims to expand geothermal energy generation and increase the number of geothermal power stations in the country.
Forbes: Tigirlily Gold - Bringing Family Harmony And ‘Girl Band Energy’ To Country Music
Sisters Kendra and Krista Slaubaugh, known as Tigirlily Gold, are making waves in the country music scene with their catchy and upbeat song "Shoot Tequila." Having honed their skills over the past decade, the duo brings a unique sound and hopes to revive the family band dynamic in country music. With their new EP "Blonde," they showcase their talent for songwriting and their small-town roots. Tigirlily Gold is grateful for the opportunities they've received and is excited for what the future holds.
Fox News: Mexico's Viva Aerobus unveils inaugural routes to new Tulum International Airport
Mexican airline Viva Aerobus expands its routes to connect popular Mexican beach city of Tulum to major cities including Mexico City and Guadalajara.
Daily Wire: Matthew McConaughey’s Wife Says His ‘Laid Back’ And ‘Getting High’ Image Is False
Matthew McConaughey's wife, Camila Alves, has debunked the common perception of her husband as a laid-back, pot-smoking person. She revealed that he is actually more like his mother, organized and punctual. The couple decided to move from California to Texas to provide their children with a private and grounded upbringing that aligns with their values.
Fox News: Married couple fights after 75-pound dog refuses to leave the husband's side — even in bed
A woman is frustrated with her husband for allowing their dog to take over the couch and bed. Despite setting boundaries, the husband ignores them and prioritizes the dog over his wife. The wife is now sleeping in the basement and seeking advice.
American Thinker: Dylan Mulvaney is perfect for a starring role in Broadway’s ‘Cabaret’ revival
Dylan Mulvaney, a transgender influencer with millions of followers on TikTok, has been invited to audition for the female lead in the upcoming Broadway revival of "Cabaret." Despite lacking talent, Mulvaney is seen as the embodiment of America's decline and the debauchery associated with it. However, this casting choice raises concerns about the left's support for Mulvaney and the potential for a Democrat strongman/woman to arise.
Fox News: Student pilot, flight instructor identified as Maine plane crash victims
Two men, a flight instructor and a student pilot, were killed in a cargo plane crash in Litchfield, Maine. Authorities are investigating.