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#illegals
The Epoch Times: Toxic Homes For Sale: How California’s Illegal Marijuana Industry Ruins Houses
A recent raid in California uncovered an illegal marijuana grow operation, revealing ties to organized crime and serious safety hazards. Authorities often discover human trafficking, gun violence, and toxic substances during such operations, impacting community safety and property values.
Local officials strive to combat these clandestine operations, but challenges persist due to the elusive nature of growers and lack of resources for enforcement. Properties that previously housed illegal grows can pose significant health risks to new buyers.
#politics
Forbes: Jack Smith Files New Indictment Against Trump In Jan. 6 Case
Special Counsel Jack Smith filed an updated indictment against former President Donald Trump, maintaining four felony charges linked to attempts to overturn the 2020 election, despite a Supreme Court ruling that grants Trump some immunity. The case now hinges on what actions are deemed outside his official presidential duties.
Judge Tanya Chutkan will decide which charges can proceed, following the Supreme Court's vague guidance. Trump has pleaded not guilty and dismissed the case as a "witch hunt." The indictment includes allegations of pressuring officials and the "fake elector" scheme.
Breitbart: CNN’s Jennings: With RFK Endorsement, 'Joe Rogan Audience' Could Boost Trump to Victory
CNN commentator Scott Jennings suggested that Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s endorsement could significantly boost Donald Trump's chances of winning in November by appealing to a segment of disenfranchised voters. He noted that Trump's campaign seeks to unite those who distrust institutions.
Jennings emphasized the importance of engaging low-propensity, working-class male voters, particularly the "Joe Rogan audience," in shaping the electoral outcome. He cautioned against underestimating their enthusiasm in support of RFK and Trump.
Breitbart: Democrat Panic: Poll Shows Maryland Senate Race Tied
Former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan and Prince George's County Executive Angela Alsobrooks are tied at 46% each in the U.S. Senate race, according to a recent AARP poll. Hogan shows solid support from Republicans and a significant portion of Democrats, while Alsobrooks struggles with GOP voters.
Hogan's appeal to independents and his higher favorability ratings present challenges for Alsobrooks. This competitive race may increase resource demands for Democrats as they seek to maintain their long-held Senate seats in Maryland.
Times Of Israel: Report says Israel funding Google ad campaign to discredit UNRWA
Israel is funding an online ad campaign to dissuade donors from contributing to the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, UNRWA, by highlighting alleged ties to Hamas. The campaign includes ads accusing UNRWA of employing terrorists and has intensified since the October 7 massacre.
UNRWA officials criticize the ads for harming the agency's reputation, while Israel continues to assert that the organization is intertwined with terrorist activities. The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas has prompted an international discourse on UNRWA's role, despite recent criticisms aimed at its claimed neutrality.
Fox News: Fox News Channel outdraws MSNBC, CNN during August to finish with cable’s largest audience
In August, Fox News Channel topped cable viewership with an average of 1.4 million total day viewers, significantly outperforming MSNBC and CNN. During primetime, it secured 2.3 million viewers, maintaining a strong lead particularly among the 25-54 demographic.
Fox's dominance continued during the Democratic National Convention, attracting an average of 4.5 million primetime viewers. "The Five" became the most-watched cable news program, highlighting Fox's ongoing popularity in the competitive news landscape.
Times Of Israel: PM said seeking increased security for son Yair, claims he could be targeted by Iran
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly requested increased security for his son, Yair, due to concerns of Iranian retaliation following the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh. Despite these claims, security officials indicated no significant threat exists to Yair.
The Prime Minister's Office later denied any security requests for Yair. His current protection, costing around $55,000 monthly, is provided by Shin Bet's elite unit, which typically secures only the highest-ranking officials in Israel.
Breitbart: Mark Zuckerberg Claims He Is Sorry He Censored Americans' Free Speech on Facebook & Instagram
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg admitted to the House Judiciary Committee that the Biden administration pressured Facebook to censor Covid-related content in 2021, including humor. He expressed regret for not opposing this pressure and emphasized the need for Facebook to resist government influence on content standards.
Zuckerberg also acknowledged that Facebook wrongly demoted a New York Post story about Hunter Biden's laptop before the 2020 election, reiterating his commitment to neutrality in upcoming elections and the need to prevent any one-sided influence.
#society
Fox News: Dogs in the White House: JD Vance's German shepherd could continue beloved trend
Presidential pets have long been a tradition, with the recent example of President Biden's German shepherds, Commander and Major, known for reported behavioral issues leading to their removal from the White House. As the 2024 election approaches, Sen. JD Vance's campaign features their family dog, Atlas.
Expert trainers emphasize the importance of consistent training and routines to prevent issues in high-stress environments like the White House. While many presidential dogs have captured public affection, potential pet owners should assess if their dog's needs align with the unique demands of such a setting.
Forbes: What To Know About Pavel Durov: Arrested Telegram CEO In The Middle Of Growing Tensions Between Russia And France—And Others
Pavel Durov, founder of Telegram, was arrested in France amid an investigation into the app's alleged role in facilitating crime. While in custody, he has not been formally charged, sparking international attention and debate on the implications for freedom of communication.
Russia has defended Durov, emphasizing the need for substantial evidence against him. India's government has also launched an investigation into Telegram for alleged misuse in criminal activities.
The Western Journal: At Least 2 Dead After Tire on Delta Plane Explodes
A tire explosion on a Delta Airlines Boeing 757-200 at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport led to the deaths of two individuals and serious injuries to another. The incident occurred during maintenance early on Tuesday, prompting an investigation by Delta and local authorities.
Delta Airlines expressed condolences to the victims' families and is cooperating with the investigation. The incident has drawn calls for a thorough examination of safety protocols from labor representatives.
Fox News: Gender transitions for kids 'lack evidence of safety,' 23 states say in Supreme Court brief
Nearly two dozen states, led by Missouri, filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court arguing that surgical gender transitions lack sufficient evidence for safety, emphasizing the need to protect children from irreversible procedures. The brief cites evolving views on transgender treatments in various countries and highlights the ongoing legal battles over access to these procedures.
The brief supports cases in North Carolina and West Virginia, where recent rulings mandated the provision of sex-change procedures, raising concerns about potential discrimination. As states enact bans on such surgeries for minors, others push for unrestricted access, leading to a polarized debate over youth transgender healthcare.
#culture
Breitbart: Nolte: To Avoid Woke Hollywood Curse, Coppola Hired ‘Canceled’ Actors for 'Megalopolis'
Francis Ford Coppola is hiring actors who have faced backlash to avoid his film "Megalopolis" being labeled as a "woke Hollywood production." His cast includes Jon Voight, Dustin Hoffman, and Shia LaBeouf, representing a variety of political views.
Coppola emphasizes the collaborative effort, stating that the diversity of perspectives adds depth to the project. He also notes his personal investment in the film and concerns about box office success, distancing it from the "woke" narrative.
#history
Fox News: Archaeologists discover privacy barrier possibly used by famous playwright in the UK’s oldest working theater
A doorway possibly linked to William Shakespeare was discovered in St. George's Guildhall, the UK’s oldest working theater. This 15th-century archway, found during conservation efforts, is believed to have led to a space where actors could change before performances.
The Guildhall's connection to Shakespeare dates back to the early 1590s when he and his troupe performed there during a plague closure of London theaters. Further exploration revealed its significance for medieval actors, enhancing understanding of theatrical history.
#crime
Fox News: Pennsylvania man identified nearly 50 years after his remains were found in an Appalachian Trail cave
Human remains found in a cave near The Pinnacle on the Appalachian Trail have been identified as Nicolas Paul Grubb, a man who disappeared in January 1977. The coroner confirmed that Grubb, who likely died by overdose, had remained unidentified for 47 years.
Recent efforts involving federal, state, and local agencies, including a fingerprint match by the FBI, led to his identification. Grubb served in the Pennsylvania Army National Guard and had lived in Colorado briefly.
#sports
GB News: Jake Paul sent chilling Mike Tyson warning amid cancelled fight rumours
Jake Paul is scheduled to fight Mike Tyson on November 15 in Texas, following a health scare that postponed an earlier date. Despite Tyson being medically cleared, there are doubts about the fight taking place, with some experts raising concerns over its risks.
UFC commentator Joe Rogan emphasized Tyson's potential despite his age, while former champion Shawn Porter expressed skepticism about the bout occurring. Tyson insists he is ready to fight, expressing eagerness for the matchup.
#technology
Breitbart: Former OpenAI Researcher: AI Safety Experts Are Fleeing the Company
OpenAI has experienced a significant turnover in its AGI safety research team, with nearly half of the staff focused on long-term AI risk leaving recently, including notable figures like Ilya Sutskever and John Schulman. This shift is attributed to a growing emphasis on product development over safety.
Kokotajlo, a former employee, noted that the culture changed after high-profile boardroom events, leading to disillusionment among staff prioritizing safety. Despite these departures, some researchers remain and have transitioned to other teams.