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#politics
Human Events: NICOLE RUSSELL: Hawaii’s disaster response failure is the result of inept leaders—not climate change
Politicians quickly blame climate change for the devastating Maui wildfires, but man-made failures and mismanagement are the true causes. Downed electric lines, mismanaged utilities, and a failure to sound the alarm contributed to the high death toll and property damage. Climate change is not to blame, it is human error and poor response that worsened the disaster.
The Blaze: Fulton County DA now wants Oct. 23 trial date for Trump after co-defendant tried to 'throw a wrench' in her plans
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis (D) wants the trial involving Donald Trump and 18 others to start in two months. She initially requested a trial date in 2024 but filed a new motion to begin on October 23, 2023. However, this request may face opposition as one defendant's lawyers invoked his right to a speedy trial. If approved, it could benefit Trump by allowing him to observe the first trial before his own. Nonetheless, it is unlikely that the judge will approve the October date due to the defendants' right to prepare adequately. The judge will ultimately decide when the trial will commence.
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.
The New American: Democrats Have to Cheat or They Can’t Win: Tucker Interviews Trump - The New American
Last night's Republican presidential debate in Milwaukee had candidates arguing, while Donald Trump discussed election rigging, Joe Biden's corruption, and the possibility of a civil war. Yevgeny Prigozhin, leader of the Wagner mercenary group in Russia, died in a plane crash near Moscow, sparking speculation of government involvement. The show also featured interviews on teaching American history and sheriffs in Illinois nullifying firearm bans.
Flag And Cross: Camera Captures MTG’s Phone Screen During GOP Debate: ‘Can You Blame Her?’
Last night's Republican primary debates were overshadowed by the absence of former President Donald Trump. Georgia GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, seated near reporter Glenn Greenwald, seemed more interested in a pre-recorded interview with Trump than the actual debate. Greene's divided attention reflects the continued influence of Trump in the Republican party.
Foreign Policy: Wagner’s Brand Was Built on Extreme Violence
Russian mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin, known for his extreme violence, was killed in a plane crash allegedly orchestrated by Russian President Vladimir Putin. Prigozhin's death is seen as Putin asserting control and sending a message to those who defy him. Prigozhin's brutal methods and use of violence were central to the brand of the Wagner Group, which he controlled.
#society
Daily Wire: Legendary Guitarist Carlos Santana: ‘A Woman Is A Woman, A Man Is A Man’
Rock legend Carlos Santana sparked controversy at his New Jersey concert when he made comments critics deemed "anti-trans." Santana stated, "A woman is a woman and a man is a man. That's it." He paused his performance to address the crowd, offering support to comedian Dave Chappelle. Santana later clarified his position, stating his goal is to honor and respect everyone's beliefs, LGBTQ or not.
The Blaze: Alice Cooper shreds efforts by gender ideologues to confuse kids about their sexuality, riffs on insanity of woke culture: 'What are we in, a Kurt Vonnegut novel?'
: Shock rocker Alice Cooper criticized gender ideology and woke cultural imperialism, stating that confusing children about their gender is harmful. He emphasized the importance of biology in determining gender and expressed concerns about the lack of clarity and absurdity in gender identity discussions. Cooper also criticized the idea of changing language and referred to it as a comedy. His comments were met with backlash from leftists, who accused him of scare tactics and being anti-trans.
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Foreign Policy: Biden Puts U.S.-China Science Partnership on Life Support
The U.S.-China Science and Technology Cooperation Agreement (STA) narrowly avoided termination as the Biden administration sought a brief extension. The agreement, which has been in force since 1979, sets norms for scientific collaboration between the two countries. Republican lawmakers had urged the administration to end the pact due to concerns over intellectual property theft. By extending the agreement for six months instead of renewing it for another five years, the Biden administration aims to negotiate amendments and exert pressure on China. Experts warn that the collapse of the agreement could strain U.S.-China scientific collaborations.
Breitbart: 'The Moon Is Indian': Nation Celebrates Landing on Lunar South Pole
India's Chandrayaan-3 mission successfully deployed its Pragyan rover to explore the lunar south pole, outranking Russia in the race. The mission aims to confirm the presence of water ice on the moon and could have implications for future space exploration and India's diplomatic relationships.
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Breitbart: Subway Sandwich Chain Agrees to Be Eaten up by Roark Capital
Roark Capital has agreed to buy Subway sandwich chain for over $9 billion in a deal that will fund foundations of the founding families. The private equity firm specializes in franchised businesses and owns numerous restaurant chains.
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Newsbusters: Pennsylvania Transgender Coach Changes In High School Locker Room
School board divided on renewal of Pennsylvania coach's contract after allegations of inappropriate conduct towards female students. Coach, now identifying as a transgender woman, reportedly undressed in women's locker room and followed a student into the bathroom. Father of student outraged, calls it pedophilic behavior.
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Fox News: Georgia mom confirmed dead two years after she disappeared
A Georgia mother of three, Olivia Samantha Fowler, has been confirmed dead more than two years after she vanished while hiking. Human remains discovered in December 2022 were identified as Fowler through DNA testing. The investigation remains active and ongoing, with much evidence to be analyzed and processed.
Forbes: Mark Meadows Agrees To $1oo,000 Bonds In Georgia Election Case—Here’s What Trump And His Other Co-Defendants Must Pay
Former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows and former Justice Department official Jeffrey Clark reached bond agreements in the Georgia election interference case. Meadows agreed to a $100,000 bond, while Clark agreed to the same amount. This underscores the seriousness of the case, which charges former President Donald Trump and 18 others with racketeering.
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Fox News: NFL leans into 'script' jokes with hype video for 2023 season
Comedian Keegan-Michael Key leads a table read for the 104th season of the NFL, joking about the league being scripted. Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes responds to the joke, while former player Arian Foster talks about his own experience with the script. The joke spreads among NFL players and culminates in the league's commercial for the 2023 season.
Fox News: World Series champion Stephen Strasburg to retire amid string of injury setbacks: reports
Three-time All-Star pitcher Stephen Strasburg is set to retire from baseball after a career plagued by injuries. Despite winning a World Series and being named championship series MVP in 2019, Strasburg's most recent injury, severe nerve damage, has kept him out of the game since June 2022. The Washington Nationals have scheduled a press conference to announce his retirement.
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Forbes: Walmart + Google = Drone Delivery In Dallas
Walmart is partnering with Google sister company Wing to expand drone delivery in Dallas. The new service will cover a six-mile range and provide access to 60,000 additional homes in the area. Walmart has been testing drone delivery for two years, while Amazon lags behind. This partnership is a major growth opportunity for Wing.