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#politics
The American Spectator: James L. Buckley Predicted and Shaped a Conservative Future
James L. Buckley, one of the Buckley siblings from the famous "Gifted American Family," has passed away at the age of 100. He gained attention when he was elected to the United States Senate as a third-party candidate. Despite faced odds, he achieved a significant percentage of the vote and made an impact during his time in Congress.
Fox News: MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace struggles to contain smile while discussing violent conditions of Fulton County jail
Former President Donald Trump is booked into a violent Atlanta jail known for stabbings and fatalities. MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace smirks and highlights the jail's violent conditions as she discusses Trump's booking.
American Thinker: First Trump, now Elon: Biden's DOJ takes aim at SpaceX over refugee hiring
The Biden administration is targeting political opponents, going after Trump and now Elon Musk for alleged discrimination against refugees and asylees at SpaceX. The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit claiming that SpaceX discouraged these individuals from applying and violated immigration laws. However, hiring refugees and asylees for sensitive positions at SpaceX could pose security risks, as they could potentially steal secrets or be infiltrated by foreign entities. The DOJ's lawsuit seems politically motivated and puts SpaceX in a difficult situation regarding hiring practices.
Breitbart: Blue State Blues: Democrats Beware, the Trump Mugshot Has Rallied the Opposition
The mugshot of President Donald Trump has fueled opposition and might give him a mandate if he wins the election to clean up the government. Republicans will feel the need to prevent Democrats from doing the same. Big changes will be made, and there will be no mercy for those who attacked the constitution. The persecution of Trump suggests there is no alternative but to vote for him to protest what is happening. Trump's mugshot shows a look of righteous indignation, and half the country is willing to do whatever it takes to give him a chance.
#society
Breitbart: Blasphemy Laws Are Back: Denmark to Ban Qur'an Burnings
Denmark is drafting a new law to make desecrating any holy book, including the Qur'an and the Bible, illegal in response to a surge in Qur'an burnings. The government argues that the legislation is necessary for national security and to show respect towards Islam. Critics argue that the law is a reintroduction of the blasphemy clause and gives too much power to religious groups.
Breitbart: FEMA: We're Not Taking Rooms from Survivors or on Vacation by Staying in 5-Star Hawaii Hotels, We Get Cheaper Rate
FEMA spokesperson denies reports of employees staying in 5-star hotels in Hawaii, stating they are paying a reduced government rate and are there to help residents and survivors. FEMA personnel will move out and live in tents, leaving hotel rooms for survivors.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: How to detect an imminent Russian nuclear attack
Europe | Nukespotting: As NATO and Russia hold nuclear exercises, Western intelligence agencies closely monitor Russia's warheads for any signs of movement. Though the risks of nuclear escalation seem small, there are fears that Russian President Vladimir Putin may use nukes in Ukraine. Western countries rely on satellite surveillance and monitoring of movements from storage sites to detect any imminent nuclear attack. However, detecting a limited, tactical nuclear strike may prove more difficult.
#military
Breitbart: Exclusive: Tuberville to Oppose Woke Military Generals in Standoff with DOD
Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville is planning to oppose specific military nominees in the coming weeks, citing concerns about their backgrounds. Tuberville has been blocking confirmation of more than 300 general officers nominated by the Biden administration, arguing against the Pentagon's policy to pay for abortions for troops and their families in certain states. He is also looking into the nominees' promotion of diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in the military.
Fox News: Ohio dad surprises son after year-long deployment in heartwarming school video
A father dressed as a tiger surprises his son at school after a year-long military deployment. The heartwarming video captures the emotional reunion between the two.
#culture
Fox News: Dog quiz! How well do you know the facts about our furry canine friends?
National Dog Day is celebrated on August 26th, honoring furry companions. Take a fun quiz to test your knowledge of dogs.
Fox News: Hersha Parady, 'Little House on the Prairie' actress, dead at 78
Actress Hersha Parady, known for her role in "Little House on the Prairie," has died at 78 after battling meningioma. Parady had a deep passion for theater and was featured in various TV shows and films throughout her career.
#education
The Blaze: Leftists cry 'violence' after Massachusetts Catholic school system fully rejects gender ideology and gay advocacy
The Catholic Diocese of Worcester in Massachusetts has implemented a policy in its schools that prohibits "confused notions of gender ideology" and gay activism. The policy emphasizes traditional Church teaching on sex, marriage, and gender, angering LGBT activists.
The policy states that sex and gender are inseparable and immutable, and that sexuality is only for heterosexual marriage. It also prohibits advocacy and displays of same-sex attraction in school, and requires students to align their behavior with their biological sex.
#crime
Fox News: Video shows Tennessee officer holding onto wheel as suspect drives off, doesn't show fatal shooting of suspect
Videos released show a Tennessee traffic stop that ended in a fatal shooting. The deputy attempted to stop the car, but was carried away as the vehicle sped off. The deputy fired his gun and hit the driver, who eventually stopped the car.
#sports
Forbes: Spanish Soccer Chief Won’t Resign After Kissing Player—Attacks ‘False Feminists’
The head of the Spanish Football Federation, Luis Rubiales, refuses to resign after kissing a soccer player without her consent following her team’s win at the Women’s World Cup. Rubiales defends himself, claiming the kiss was mutual and with consent, despite the player suggesting otherwise. Rubiales received applause from a mostly male audience, including the women’s national team coach, during an emergency general assembly of the federation.
Forbes: Mets And Yankees Sink Together In The Same Season
Both the New York Mets and the New York Yankees have had a disappointing season in Major League Baseball. The Mets, under new ownership, spent heavily but still had a losing season and will have to pay a penalty for exceeding the luxury tax threshold. The Yankees, with a high payroll, have struggled offensively and face challenges with injuries and their pitching rotation. Both teams need to make significant changes in the offseason.
Forbes: Payne Stewart Award Recipient Gary Koch Has Long Given Back To Golf, Especially In Tampa Bay
Gary Koch, a former PGA Tour player and broadcaster, has been honored with the 2023 Payne Stewart Award for his contributions to golf and youth development. Koch, who grew up playing golf and dedicated himself to the sport after a disappointing experience with team sports, has been instrumental in the success of the First Tee Tampa Bay program. Through his commitment and fundraising efforts, the program has grown to reach more kids and provide access to golf and its core values. Additionally, Koch and his wife have established a foundation to provide college scholarships to young men and women who have participated in the First Tee program.
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National Review: The Corner: Red Wattles and Others
In today's column, the author discusses Republican politics and mentions James Fenimore Cooper and Bradley Cooper. The author also shares an anecdote about William H. Seward and his defense of Horace Greeley in a libel suit. The author receives mail from a reader reminiscing about their political-theory professor, John Roche, who had interesting views on topics such as Pearl Harbor and abortion. The author defends the phrase "I could care less" as an American idiom, and readers agree on the greatness of Mickey Mantle and Boo Weekley. Another reader shares their experience reading Bleak House in honor of a late friend's wish. The author receives a letter from a reader who is disappointed with the 2023 Indiana State Fair.