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#illegals
Fox News: NYC Mayor Adams responds to Gov. Hochul's federal funding push, claims city's handled migrant crisis 'alone'
New York City Mayor Eric Adams criticizes New York Gov. Kathy Hochul's call for federal funding to address the illegal migrant crisis. Adams argues that the city has already managed the crisis alone and needs the state's help. He emphasizes the need for the federal government to allow asylum seekers to work and declares the need for a state of emergency to access more resources.
#politics
Red State: Post-Debate Poll Provides Data on Who Triumphed, and How Many Really Watched Tucker Interview Trump
The Ipsos and FiveThirtyEight post-debate poll reveals that Ron DeSantis won the debate with 29% support, followed by Vivek Ramaswamy with 26%. Chris Christie, despite getting applause, only garnered 4% support. Most voters disagreed with the notion that Trump won by not attending. On the other hand, DeSantis and Ramaswamy gained more consideration from voters, while Trump's support slightly decreased. Only 7% watched Tucker Carlson's interview with Trump, while 29% watched something else. The high view count doesn't accurately represent actual viewership. Attention spans of voters are short, so the impact on candidates remains uncertain.
#society
PJ Media: Medieval EU Censorship Regime Goes Into Full Effect
The EU's new censorship regime will go into effect, silencing dissent and limiting free expression. Tech giants will face new obligations to prevent harmful content, setting a precedent for similar rules worldwide.
Fox News: Rocker Alice Cooper says transgenderism has reached 'point of absurdity' where it endangers women, children
Rock legend Alice Cooper believes that "woke" ideology has gone too far, describing it as a "fad" that is confusing and potentially harmful to children and teenagers. He questions who is making the rules and wonders if it is a top-down phenomenon. Cooper expresses concern about the potential for abuse and blurred lines, citing the example of a man entering a women's bathroom claiming to feel like a woman that day and raising questions about where to draw the line.
Forbes: Entire Small Town Minnesota Police Department Quits—Leaving Streets Unpatrolled For Most Of Day
The entire police department of a small Minnesota city quit due to non-competitive salaries. The city council contracted the county sheriff's office for law enforcement.
#war
Daily Wire: Putin Responds After Prigozhin Killed Following Failed Coup Attempt: ‘Made Serious Mistakes’
Russian President Putin acknowledged the death of Yevgeny Prigozhin, leader of the Wagner paramilitary group involved in an attempted coup. Putin described Prigozhin as a talented businessman who made serious mistakes but achieved the right results. Meanwhile, Russia removed General Sergei Surovikin, who was accused of playing a role in the coup, from his position as head of the air force.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: BRICS Invites Six New Countries to Join the Bloc
BRICS, consisting of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, has invited Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates to join the economic bloc starting in 2024. The addition of these nations is seen as a step toward countering Western dominance and expanding BRICS's influence globally. The decision was made in part to appease Brazil and India, who were initially hesitant to expand the bloc. The inclusion of Saudi Arabia, if confirmed, would have significant implications for global oil production and cooperation.
#economy
The Blaze: Roth: The BRICS expansion is pro-oil and anti-US dollar
The BRICS conference ended with an announcement to double its size, inviting countries like Saudi Arabia and Iran. This aims to increase collaboration among major oil producers and exporters, posing a threat to the dominance of the U.S. dollar.
The expansion of BRICS seeks to challenge the U.S.' reign as the global financial superpower. China is heavily influencing this expansion to stabilize its oil imports and resist U.S. dollar hegemony. This could lead to a drop in demand for U.S. dollars, inflationary pressures, and higher capital costs.
#history
The New American: Larry McDonald’s Legacy - The New American
Larry McDonald, former Congressman and chairman of The John Birch Society, was considered the best Congressman in the US during his time. He tragically died when the passenger airliner he was on was shot down by a Soviet missile. Christian Gomez, a project manager at the John Birch Society, reflects on Larry's legacy and his admiration for him.
#health
Fox News: United Kingdom man, 40, dies at country's largest outdoor water park, causing one-day closure
A man in his 40s died after suffering a suspected medical episode at Splashdown Quaywest water park in Paignton, UK. The park closed for the day following the incident.
#education
The Imaginative Conservative: Immediacy: The Ways of Humanity
The opposition to greatness stems from various sources, including fear of the demands of quality. The speaker reflects on the founding of the Santa Fe campus and the role it played in his life. The emphasis on immediacy and directness in the college's teaching methods is seen as significant, allowing for a deeper engagement with the works being studied. The college values the living past and the Tradition, emphasizing the importance of origins and the study of Great Books. The college remains apolitical and provides a space for deep and direct thinking about personal and political issues. The tutors are not authority figures but rather engage in conversation and elicit thinking from the students.
#crime
Forbes: Why Police Have A Hard Time Preventing Swatting—Like What Happened To Nicki Minaj
Swatting is a dangerous practice where false 911 calls prompt armed responses. The lack of anti-swatting laws and tactics used by perpetrators make it difficult to prosecute.
Daily Wire: Memphis Walgreens Stores Using Classical Music To Deter Vagrants, Crime
To deter loitering and petty crime, Walgreens stores in Memphis are playing classical music in their parking lots. This tactic has been successful in other cities such as Chicago and Los Angeles. While some residents enjoy the music, others find it annoying. Regardless, this strategy is being implemented in response to Memphis's high crime rates.
The Blaze: Florida dad smelled chemicals in apartment that were hurting his child. Then he caught his neighbor doing something shocking on security video.
A chemical odor plaguing a Florida family's apartment is traced back to their neighbor who was caught on camera injecting chemicals under their door. The neighbor, Xuming Li, was arrested and charged with battery and possession of a controlled substance. The chemicals injected included opioid pain medications.
Forbes: Mark Meadows’ Mug Shot Released In Georgia Election Interference Case—See Giuliani And Other Co-Defendants’ Photos
Former President Donald Trump's ex-White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows surrendered and was booked in the Fulton County Jail in Georgia for charges related to the 2020 election interference case. He was released on a $100,000 bond. Other defendants, including Trump attorney Kenneth Chesebro and former Trump attorney John Eastman, have also been released on bond.
#sports
Fox News: Anthony Edwards says he did not make comments to coach Steve Kerr about coming off Team USA's bench
NBA player Anthony Edwards was not pleased when he was told he would be coming off the bench for the U.S. men's national basketball team in the FIBA World Cup. Edwards expressed his displeasure to coach Steve Kerr but later clarified that he did not directly make those statements to Kerr. Despite initially being on the bench, Edwards eventually made it into the starting lineup and has helped lead Team USA to several victories.
#outdoors
Backpacker: 8 Beginner-Friendly Tips for Hiking Uphill More Efficiently
Outdoors columnist Grayson Haver Currin is attempting to complete the triple crown of hiking by thru-hiking the Continental Divide Trail (CDT). He shares his experiences and tips for hiking uphill, including strategies for maximizing efficiency and stamina.