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#politics
National Review: The Corner: Maui: Climate Change or Cover-Up?
The Green New Deal Network blames Maui's deadly wildfires on climate change and colonialism. However, evidence suggests that the fire was caused by human error and malfeasance. Hawaiian Electric, the utility provider, may have tampered with evidence and is accused of misleading investigators. Hawaii residents have the power to address the incompetence of their public officials.
The Blaze: Is GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley a RINO and a WARMONGER?
Pat Gray criticizes former U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley for being a RINO and warmonger after the GOP debate. Haley supports deeper involvement in the Ukrainian war, but Gray and Keith Malinak disagree. They believe Haley is not suited for the position of president.
The Blaze: White House tries to clean up Biden's Maui-related 'no comment' gaffe with insane excuse 2 weeks later
President Joe Biden faced criticism for his response to the Maui wildfires after he initially said "No comment." However, the White House has now denied that Biden said this, claiming he didn't hear the question. Video evidence suggests otherwise, showing Biden stopping to listen to the question before responding with "No. No comment."
National Review: The Corner: A Reply to the Heritage Foundation’s Smears
The Heritage Foundation and National Review are in a disagreement over the linking of the Hawaii wildfires with aid to Ukraine. The foundation argues that Ukraine aid costs $900 per household, while the publication disputes this claim and criticizes Heritage's framing of the issue. The argument has escalated on Twitter, with misreadings and misrepresentations of the publication's posts. The think tank's tactics and misrepresentations reflect poorly on its professional and educational mission.
The Blaze: Elon Musk says DOJ’s lawsuit against SpaceX is ‘for political purposes’: ‘Weaponization of government agencies needs to stop’
The Department of Justice sues SpaceX, accusing the company of discriminating against refugees and asylees by hiring only U.S. citizens and green card holders. Elon Musk responds, saying that U.S. export control laws prevent them from hiring non-citizens due to the advanced weapons technology they work with. Musk claims that violating these laws would be a criminal offense.
Daily Wire: Biden Ditches Hosting WNBA Champs For Vacation, Leaves Them With Kamala Harris
President Joe Biden extended an invitation to the Las Vegas Aces, the 2022 WNBA champions, to a White House ceremony but ended up ditching the event to stay on an extended vacation. Instead, Vice President Kamala Harris and her husband attended. Biden's vacation was interrupted by a Hawaiian wildfire, but he still decided to take extra time off. The Aces were likely disappointed by the president's absence, and Harris's substitution only added insult to injury.
The Right Scoop: Hunter Biden moves into expensive ocean-view Malibu rental home with Secret Service hunkering down across the street in taxpayer funded crash pad
Hunter Biden moves into a luxurious Malibu rental home with his family, while the Secret Service sets up across the street, all funded by taxpayers.
Red State: The Next Steps in Trump's Criminal Case in Georgia
Former President Donald Trump surrendered to authorities in Georgia, facing 13 felony counts related to contesting the 2020 election. Charges include racketeering and fraud. Trump argues that challenging an election is valid. Trial may be delayed due to legal maneuvers. Co-defendants' cooperation is uncertain. If convicted, appeal is likely.
#society
The Babylon Bee: Bicyclist Wants To Be Treated Like A Car But Also Be Able To Just Kinda Break The Rules When He Wants To
Local bicyclist Florian Skuzz demands equal treatment as cars on the road but also wants the freedom to break traffic laws. Despite causing a three-hour traffic delay, Skuzz refuses to follow the speed limit, runs red lights, and flaunts his disregard for regulations. Infuriating drivers, he claims his actions are justified as he films his exploits for his YouTube channel.
Breitbart: Nolte: Carlos Santana Deletes Apology for Accurate Gender Comments
Carlos Santana was forced to apologize for stating that a woman is a woman and a man is a man. Left-wing critics bullied him into retracting his statement and apologizing to the transgender community. Santana eventually deleted the apology and replaced it with a vague message about consciousness.
Forbes: Author Post: Embracing The Entrepreneurial Spirit In The Nonprofit Arena
The nonprofit sector needs to embrace the entrepreneurial spirit to succeed. Create a culture that supports enterprising thought and encourage all team members to think creatively. Use all available resources, not just financial ones, to achieve your mission. Look for partnerships and question the status quo to find better solutions.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukrainian Defense Minister: Prigozhin’s death shows Putin cannot be trusted
Ukraine's Defense Minister believes that the assassination of Yevgeny Prigozhin, a Wagner mercenary leader, proves that Russian President Vladimir Putin cannot be trusted. The death of Prigozhin has weakened Putin's reputation and shown that he behaves like a criminal.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Boeing set to resume 737 MAX jet deliveries to China after 4-year pause
Boeing will resume delivery of its 737 MAX jets to China after a four-year pause, with the first handovers expected in the coming weeks. China was the first country to ground the jets after fatal accidents, but most of them have since resumed commercial operation.
Fox News: Vivek Ramaswamy defends foreign policy stance, emphasizes need to focus on China
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy defends his foreign policy agenda, stating that the current foreign policy establishment has it wrong. He believes the US is pushing Russia further into China's hands and wants to disband the Russia-China alliance. Ramaswamy's opponents, including Nikki Haley, argue that his plan would hand Ukraine to Russia and let China take Taiwan. Ramaswamy insists that he will make Russia abide by an agreement with the US and plans to defend Taiwan. Support for both Ramaswamy and Haley has increased since the debate.
#economy
Fox News: US consumer sentiment dips slightly in August as inflation concerns rise
U.S. consumer sentiment fell slightly in August, primarily due to worsening inflation expectations. Despite positive trends, Americans are concerned about inflation moderating. The long-term economic outlook also declined, and sentiment is expected to decrease further in the coming months.
#military
The Blaze: Army targets Gen Z with non-woke ads as recruitment numbers continue to struggle
US Army struggles with recruitment numbers, particularly among Generation Z. New ads called "First" feature diverse cast of recruits going through basic training. Army expects to fall short of its 2023 goal by 15,000 recruits. Other branches also face shortfalls. Only 9% of Americans ages 16-21 reportedly interested in enlisting in 2022. Military influencers and lack of recruiters on campuses cited as factors. $4 billion marketing investment aimed at boosting recruitment.
#culture
Fox News: Oliver Anthony laughs at song's debate moment, hits conservatives for saying he's one of them: 'Aggravating'
Country singer Oliver Anthony, whose song "Rich Men North of Richmond" went viral, posted a video rejecting Republicans and criticizing the left for misinterpreting his message. He expressed gratitude for the opportunity and excitement about the conversations he's had. Anthony voiced frustration about the politicization of his music and called for an end to the division. He pledged to continue producing authentic music that represents people, not politics. Anthony expressed concern for the state of the country and a desire to make a difference.
#health
Fox News: Rite Aid Corp reportedly plans bankruptcy filing amid opioid lawsuits
Pharmacy chain Rite Aid Corp is preparing to file for bankruptcy due to lawsuits regarding its alleged involvement in the sale of opioids. The Chapter 11 filing would cover its debt and pending legal allegations.
Fox News: North Carolina baby hears her father’s voice for the first time — immediately bursts into tears
A baby with a rare hearing deformity hears her father's voice for the first time using a specially fitted device, causing her to burst into tears. The device allows her to hear clearly and she is now able to understand what people are saying to her. The parents are grateful for their health insurance covering the cost of the device.
#education
Fox News: UMich grad school strike ends after new contract approved just days before semester starts
Five-month strike by grad student instructors at University of Michigan ends with approval of 3-year contract, annual raises and bonus.
#crime
The New American: Over Half of Transgender "Women" in Wisconsin Prisons Have Been Convicted of Sex Crimes - The New American
Over half of transgender "women" in Wisconsin prisons have been convicted of sex crimes, including crimes against children. The data, released by the Heritage Foundation's Oversight Project, reveals that 81 out of 161 biological males who identify as female have been convicted of sexual assault or sexual abuse. One of these prisoners, Mark Allen Campbell, who sexually assaulted his 10-year-old daughter, now identifies as Nicole Rose Campbell and has sued the state for taxpayer-funded gender-affirming surgery, which a judge ruled in his favor. This has caused public outrage and raised concerns about the treatment of transgender prisoners and the safety of other inmates.
Fox News: Florida man, 71, naked from the waist down, arrested for looking in woman’s bathroom window
A 71-year-old man in Florida was arrested for voyeurism and burglary after watching his neighbor through her bathroom window while naked from the waist down. David Henning admitted to regularly spying on the woman because he was sexually curious. Henning's arrest came a day after the victim reported him to authorities.
#sports
Forbes: Predicting Shohei Ohtani’s Free Agency Value After UCL Tear
Shohei Ohtani, the two-way player for Major League Baseball, suffered a torn UCL in his elbow, putting his pitching on hold for 2024 as he heads into free agency. However, the injury may not decrease his value as much as expected. Ohtani's hitting skills remain outstanding, and there is a possibility that he could still pitch in some capacity. This opens up the potential for a wider bidding war and a high-value contract, possibly in the range of $500 million.
Forbes: The Powerhouse Project, Nike And Football Beyond Borders Seek To Empower Women Of Color
The Kmita twins are launching a coaching program called Next Ones Up to empower young women in soccer. The program aims to educate and elevate non-white female participants, addressing the underrepresentation of women from ethnically diverse backgrounds in coaching roles. The program includes practical experiences, workshops, and mentoring sessions, with the goal of participants earning their coaching qualification. The initiative hopes to create leaders who positively impact the lives of others.
#outdoors
Fox News: Forest Service rejects expansion of Lutsen Mountains, a Midwestern skiing hotspot
Lutsen Mountains, a popular ski resort in the Midwest, has had its expansion plans rejected by the U.S. Forest Service. The Forest Service cited negative impacts on tribal resources, the environment, and outdoor enthusiasts as the reason for the rejection. The resort has until October 10 to file objections.
#technology
Breitbart: Report: China's TikTok Has a Plan to Avoid Being Banned from America
A draft obtained by Forbes reveals that TikTok's plan to avoid a ban in the United States would give the government oversight power over the platform, including access to internal information and control over essential functions. The draft agreement allows federal agencies to examine TikTok's facilities, block changes to terms of service, veto executive hiring, and require various audits. It also subjects TikTok to extensive supervision by independent investigative bodies, and excludes ByteDance leaders from security decisions.
#other
Breitbart: 'Not Always About You': Hawaii Sign Chastises Biden for Kitchen Fire Story
A Hawaii company criticizes President Biden for comparing a small fire at his home to devastating fires in Maui. The company's sign reads, "Sorry you almost lost your '67 Corvette in a fire, Mr. President. Maui Strong!" Genuine sympathy is better than contrived empathy.
Fox News: FAA issues safety alert after airline employee death and injury
The FAA issues a safety alert to prevent further incidents after an airline employee's death and serious injury.
National Review: The Corner: Some Questions about the TSA’s New Facial-Recognition Program
The TSA's new facial-recognition program in airports aims to make identity verification faster, but concerns have been raised regarding racial and gender bias, data security, and lack of transparency in the opt-out process. The program has been quietly implemented in various airports, with few instructions on how to opt out. Questions remain about the effectiveness of the program and its impact on privacy rights.
Fox News: Phoenix continues to battle extreme heat as summer draws to a close
Phoenix is still experiencing extreme heat, with record-breaking temperatures expected this weekend.
Despite the end of summer, Phoenix continues to face scorching temperatures, with an "unseasonably strong" ridge of high pressure causing extreme heat.