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#politics
Fox News: Fox News Politics: Top takeaways from the first GOP debate
The first Republican presidential debate sparks controversy and mixed opinions among pundits. Former President Trump's influence is strongly felt despite his absence. GOP candidates criticize President Biden, with Ron DeSantis warning about the potential consequences of four more years under his leadership. Vivek Ramaswamy faces attacks from opponents, while Mike Pence is praised for his actions regarding the 2020 election. Tensions arise over the issue of abortion, and there is disagreement on how the US should support Ukraine against Russia. Tim Scott addresses the topic of transgender athletes in women's sports. Some Democrats express strong negative reactions towards the GOP candidates. Despite an Achilles' injury, North Carolina Gov. Doug Burgum participates in the debate.
Red State: Russian State Media Says Wagner Group Honcho Yevgeny Prigozhin is Dead; What Comes Next?
A Brazilian-made jet carrying Prigozhin, head of Wagner Group PMC, crashed in Russia. Speculation suggests it was shot down. Other high-ranking Wagner Group members were also on board. The incident has significant political implications for Putin's inner circle.
National Review: The Corner: A Few Words on Journalism
The book "The Day of the Jackal" is a political thriller about a plot to assassinate de Gaulle. Despite everyone knowing that de Gaulle died in bed and was not assassinated, the book is still heart-stopping. People's political beliefs and stances have evolved over the years, with some going against their previous positions.
Breitbart: Biden, France Suggest Prigozhin Jet Crash May Not Have Been Accident
Russian media reports that the bodies of all ten passengers and crew on board the crashed private jet have been recovered, and a federal investigation has been launched. The plane reportedly acted erratically in its final moments, rapidly changing altitude and speed. Western governments, including President Joe Biden, have expressed cynicism and suggested that the crash may not have been an accident.
Breitbart: Fact Check: Jen Psaki Claims 'No One Supports Abortion Up Until Birth'
Former Biden White House press secretary Jen Psaki falsely claimed that "no one supports abortion up until birth." However, Democrat-run states such as Colorado, Oregon, and Washington, DC have no restrictions on abortion, and other Democrat-run states like California, New York, and Illinois allow abortions up to the point of "viability" and later in pregnancy under certain exceptions. Democrats at the federal level have also supported the "Women's Health Protection Act," which would allow abortion throughout all nine months of pregnancy.
The Right Scoop: POLL: Who won the 2024 Republican Primary Debate on Fox News?
Eight candidates participated in the 2024 Republican Primary debate on Fox News. It was heated at times.
The New American: Republican Candidates Spar for Second Place in Debate - The New American
Republican presidential candidates sparred in a debate, with Governor Ron DeSantis and businessman Vivek Ramaswamy making notable points on climate change and the economy. Governors Doug Burgum and Nikki Haley emphasized the importance of states' rights in relation to abortion bans. Former Vice President Mike Pence supported a 15-week abortion ban, while the candidates showed varied views on crime and foreign policy.
Fox News: Joe Biden's got many aliases. The big question is why
Robert L. Peters, aka President Joe Biden, has many names and aliases. He preferred not to be called "Mr. Biden" and used the alias "Robert L. Peters" in emails. The House is investigating whether Mr. Peters is associated with his son Hunter's business dealings.
The Federalist: House Republicans Probe Fulton County's Trump Indictments
Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee have written a letter to Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, expressing concerns about the indictment of former President Donald Trump and his associates. They question the political motivation behind the charges and cite examples such as Willis' launch of a campaign fundraising site and premature release of criminal charges against Trump. The Republicans also question the involvement of the Department of Justice Special Counsel and demand documents related to the investigation.
Flag And Cross: Trump Takes Aim at Electric Vehicles: The Happiest Moment as an EV Driver Is the First 10 Minutes
Former President Donald Trump appeared in a prerecorded interview with Tucker Carlson and criticized the Democratic Party's push for electric vehicles (EVs). Trump questioned the practicality of EVs, mentioning concerns about limited driving range and availability of charging stations. The Biden administration has made EVs a priority, aiming for 50 percent of all vehicle sales to be electric by 2030. However, doubts about the effectiveness and convenience of EVs persist.
Breitbart: Misinformation: Joe Biden Lies About Debate Questions in Social Media Posts
President Biden posted a fake video on social media, falsely claiming that Republican candidates were asked certain questions in the primary debate. The video showed Republicans raising their hands to answer a different question about supporting Trump after a potential criminal conviction. Biden's post appeared on X and Instagram.
Daily Wire: Trump/Tucker Interview Racks Up Massive Views; Addresses Debate Skip, Indictments
Former President Donald Trump skipped the Republican debate and sat down for an interview with Tucker Carlson. The interview gained over 100 million views on X platform. Trump discussed his lead in the polls, the possibility of civil war, his legal cases, and his concerns about assassination attempts.
#society
The New American: School District Threatens to Use Eminent Domain to Turn 78-year-old Man's Home Into Stadium Parking Lot - The New American
A family in Houston, Texas may lose their family home to the local high school, which wants to use eminent domain to expand its football stadium parking lot. The school district has already taken part of the family's land, and now they are trying to take the rest. The Upchurch family has owned the land since 1916, and they are fighting to protect their ancestral home.
Flag And Cross: Police Officer Stabbed At Tel Aviv Protest Over Hit-and-run Case
During a protest in Tel Aviv, a police officer was stabbed over the handling of a hit-and-run case involving a child from the Ethiopian community. The protesters accuse authorities of racism. 10 people were arrested for disorderly conduct.
Daily Wire: Why Everyone Hates Online Dating
Online dating is changing the human experience, but people generally hate the apps and have a miserable experience. Men complain that women lie about their appearance, while women complain that men ghost them after initiating conversations. Women edit their photos to impress and boost their self-confidence, while men see it as a numbers game to catch the best fish. The rise of online dating has led to a regression in human interaction and the proliferation of lies.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: How are Russians in Britain faring?
Despite Britons' overwhelming opposition to Russia's war and invasion of Ukraine, Russians living in Britain are faring relatively well. The Russian-born population in the UK is relatively small, but incidents of aggression towards Russians have been rare. Many Russians in Britain have received support from their British neighbors, and some have even been granted visas to stay in the country due to their exceptional achievements or financial status. Despite the end of direct flights between Russia and Britain, Russians continue to visit and find opportunities in various sectors, including technology.
#economy
Breitbart: Rental Nation: U.S. Mortgage Applications Crash to Near-30-Year Low
Mortgage applications hit a 30-year low under the Biden administration, with rising interest rates and low housing supply contributing to the decline. Home prices remain high, and existing home sales are down 16 percent from the previous year. The Biden administration's rule to subsidize loans to higher-risk borrowers has also affected good-credit homebuyers.
The Economist: Business | Aug 26th 2023 Edition
Arm, the British chip designer, released a prospectus for its upcoming IPO on Nasdaq, expected to be worth between $60bn and $70bn. Nvidia's revenue doubled to $13.5bn, and the company plans to buy back $25bn worth of stock. China's central bank cut interest rates by a smaller amount than expected, disappointing markets. BHP reported its lowest profit in three years, citing unstable conditions in the iron-ore market. Evergrande, a major Chinese developer, filed for bankruptcy protection in the US. WeWork announced a stock swap to boost its share price above $1.
Fox News: Biden's food stamp expansion linked to 15% jump in grocery prices, study says
Biden's expanded food stamp benefits have caused a 15% rise in grocery prices. The Foundation for Government Accountability argues that increased spending on food stamps has contributed to inflation.
The Economist: Britain’s failed experiment in boosting low-wage sectors
Britain's plan to boost productivity by ending free movement from the European Union and reducing low-skilled immigration has not worked. Since Brexit, there has been a lack of investment and automation in sectors such as agriculture and food manufacturing. Politicians were not committed to ending immigration, leading to labor shortages and the need to bring in migrant workers from non-EU countries. The poor quality of British managers and weak investment are major factors contributing to the country's productivity problem.
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Breitbart: Tuberville's Stand Against DOD Abortion Policy Also Blocking Woke Generals
Conservative groups support Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville's hold on Senate confirmation of 300 generals promoted by President Joe Biden. They highlight the officers' support for Critical Race Theory and diversity, claiming that they are unfit for command. Prominent generals whose promotions are pending confirmation include Air Force Col. Benjamin Jonsson, who supports addressing racial injustice in the military, and Brig. Gen. Scott A. Cain, who has focused on creating a culture of inclusiveness and diversity. Critics argue that the Biden administration's woke policies are a threat to military readiness, while the White House tries to pressure Tuberville to lift his hold.
#culture
Forbes: Walton Goggins Is A Ghoul In Amazon’s ‘Fallout’ Show Preview Footage, Which Rules
Walton Goggins has been cast in Amazon's upcoming Fallout series, playing a Ghoul character. The show is set in LA and will feature the Brotherhood of Steel. Ella Purnell and Kyle MacLachlan are also part of the cast. Amazon is taking a big financial risk with this series, as it joins their other high-budget projects. It's uncertain when a new mainline Fallout game will be released, as Bethesda is currently working on other projects.
Fox News: Mom speaks out after baby dies from swallowing water bead, plus ethical AI use in classrooms
Mom from Wisconsin calls for change after her 10-month-old daughter dies from swallowing a water bead. Here's how parents and teachers can ensure an ethical use of AI by kids during this back-to-school season.
#health
Flag And Cross: Feeling Safe From Crime Reduces Heart Attack Risk: Study
Feeling safe from crime in one's neighborhood is associated with a 9% lower risk of premature death and a 6% lower likelihood of a heart attack, according to a study of over 35,000 Chinese adults. The research highlights the importance of various aspects of the neighborhood, such as safety, access to amenities, and community satisfaction, in promoting heart health and longevity. Improving community conditions, such as enhancing local amenities, transport connectivity, and green spaces, could mitigate the adverse effects on health.
#sports
Fox News: NBA coach Stan Van Gundy's wife, Kimberly, dies 'unexpectedly'
Former NBA head coach Stan Van Gundy's wife, Kimberly Jane Abbott Van Gundy, passed away unexpectedly at the age of 61. The cause of death has not been revealed. Kimberly, known for her kindness and activism, leaves behind a loving family and a legacy of charitable works.
#other
Fox News: Largest US railroad union wants regulators to ensure conductors are properly trained following 2 recent deaths
Railroad union calls for better training for conductors following two trainee deaths. Union wants federal regulators to establish clear standards for training and mentoring. Concerns raised about lack of training for experienced conductors serving as mentors.
Fox News: Taylor Swift concert security guard fired after breaking photo policy: 'I am a major fan'
A security guard at a Taylor Swift concert was fired after asking fans to take photos of him with Swift in the background. The guard, Calvin Denker, handed out pieces of paper and made a TikTok video detailing his plans. He was later offered another security job but was ultimately terminated.
Forbes: ‘Barbie’ Becomes Highest-Earning Film Of The Year, Surpasses ‘The Super Mario Bros. Movie’
Barbie surpasses The Super Mario Bros. Movie as the highest-grossing film of the year at the domestic box office, earning $575.4 million. It was dethroned by Blue Beetle after 28 consecutive days at the top spot.
Forbes: Ringo Starr Announces A New EP—And Paul McCartney Is Involved
Ringo Starr is set to release a new EP titled Rewind Forward, featuring contributions from Paul McCartney and other notable artists. The EP will drop on October 13, with the title track being released as a single on August 25. This collaboration between Starr and McCartney adds a nostalgic touch to the EP, creating excitement among fans of both musicians.