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27 Aug 2024
#politics
The Federalist: Tim Walz's Lies Disqualify Him From Being Near Power
Tim Walz, Minnesota's governor and vice-presidential candidate, faces criticism for alleged misrepresentation of his military service and other misleading claims made during his political career. Critics accuse him of exploiting narratives for personal and political gain, raising questions about his honesty.
Despite portraying himself as a relatable, Midwest everyman, Walz's actions as governor appear contradictory. He has been accused of undermining gun rights, promoting controversial policies, and enforcing strict pandemic measures, leading to a perception of him as a radical rather than a uniter.
The Federalist: McConnell Screws Taxpayers With $500M In Earmarks
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has intensified his return to earmarking, allocating nearly half a billion dollars for Kentucky in upcoming spending bills. Critics highlight this practice as emblematic of Washington's spending issues, particularly amid escalating national debt.
Recent Senate appropriations feature a significant rise in earmarks, with many Republicans joining in despite previous critiques of pork-barrel spending. This trend raises concerns about fiscal responsibility as lawmakers leverage earmarks to secure votes for broader spending initiatives.
Fox News: Lyndon B Johnson’s presidency began when JFK was assassinated in 1963
Lyndon B. Johnson became the 36th President of the U.S. after JFK's assassination on Nov. 22, 1963. He won the 1964 election and focused on civil rights, tax cuts, and Medicare, while overseeing significant events like the Apollo 8 mission during the Vietnam War.
Johnson served in Congress for over two decades, was renowned for his influence on civil rights legislation, and faced considerable opposition over the Vietnam War. He passed away on Jan. 22, 1973.
#society
The Epoch Times: News Brief: Alaska Governor Declares Emergency Disaster; Apple Juice Product Recalled Due to Arsenic Levels; WHO Launches Global Mpox Strategy
Alaska's governor has declared a state of emergency in Ketchikan following a deadly landslide that claimed one life and led to injuries, prompting federal evaluations for support. Major rain contributed to the disaster, raising concerns of a potential second landslide.
House Speaker Mike Johnson will award a Congressional Gold Medal to honor the 13 U.S. service members killed during the Afghanistan withdrawal in a ceremony on September 10. In health news, Walmart is recalling apple juice due to high arsenic levels, and the WHO is launching a global mpox prevention strategy.
GB News: What do locals REALLY think of Jeremy Clarkson's new pub? From traffic fears to safety concerns
Jeremy Clarkson's newly opened pub, The Farmer's Dog, attracted large crowds during its launch weekend, showcasing his efforts to revitalize a former dilapidated establishment. While locals generally anticipate increased tourism benefits, concerns over traffic congestion have been raised.
Opinions are mixed among Burford residents, with some viewing Clarkson's presence as a positive boost for local businesses, while others worry about the potential for road bottlenecks. The impact on local traffic and infrastructure remains uncertain.
GB News: UK weather: 30C sun blast to kickstart Autumn season after weeks of chilly storms
Autumn in the UK is set to begin with significantly warmer weather, possibly reaching 30C, following a summer of chilly and rainy conditions. High pressure will replace the prevailing storms, allowing for a period of dry and sunny weather, particularly in southern and central areas.
Meteorologists predict a pleasant start to the season, although there may be risks of thunderstorms due to rising temperatures. The shift in weather patterns will provide some cheer for sun-starved residents.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: The Foreign Pro-Trump Fake News Industry Has Pivoted To American Patriotism
Foreign click farmers, primarily from Macedonia, have exploited Facebook to create fake patriotism-themed news pages, misleading millions of users. These pages, which use AI to generate low-quality content and clickbait stories, were recently identified and taken down by Meta.
Despite past scandals surrounding misinformation, these operations have adapted, targeting non-political content while still attracting significant engagement. The underlying pattern raises concerns about foreign influence and the potential for more malicious uses in the future.
#economy
Fox News: Both Harris and Trump need an answer to housing crisis
Vice President Kamala Harris has proposed sweeping federal interventions to address the housing crisis, including rent control and substantial subsidies for homebuyers. Critics argue that these measures may exacerbate existing issues rather than alleviate the housing shortage.
Former President Donald Trump's stance against zoning reforms further complicates the situation, as it limits the construction of affordable housing. Experts suggest that reducing government intervention and regulatory burdens is essential for effective housing solutions.
Liberty Nation News: Cash-Strapped San Francisco Waves Goodbye to Elon Musk's X - Liberty Nation News
Elon Musk announced plans to move SpaceX's headquarters and the social media platform X to Texas, citing California's 2SLGBTQIA+ law as a catalyst. San Francisco officials expressed indifference to his departure, even as the city faces a significant budget shortfall.
San Francisco's financial situation includes an $800 million deficit over two years, with rising concerns regarding essential services and unfunded pension liabilities. Experts note that Musk's exit may not significantly impact the city's finances, as the company was already in decline.
#culture
GB News: Eamonn Holmes delivers scathing verdict on Oasis as band announce reunion tour: 'Couldn't care less!'
Oasis has confirmed a reunion tour for 2025, following their split in 2009. The band, featuring brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher, will kick off the tour in the UK at Wembley Stadium, with additional shows in major cities across the country.
GB News host Eamonn Holmes criticized the tour, expressing indifference and questioning the concert experience. Co-hosts had mixed reactions, with some excited about the reunion, reflecting differing opinions on the band's impact.
GB News: Andrew Pierce and Eamonn Holmes mock Oasis reunion tour: 'Not interested!'
Eamonn Holmes criticized the announcement of an Oasis reunion tour, which was confirmed by brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher after their split in 2009. The tour is scheduled to start in the UK in July 2025.
#education
The Federalist: Under Tim Walz, Minnesota Banned Christian Teachers
Starting July 2025, new teacher licensing rules in Minnesota will require educators to affirm transgender identities and concepts associated with cultural Marxism. This regulation effectively bars practicing Christians, Jews, and Muslims from teaching in public schools, raising concerns about religious freedoms.
The changes extend to universities, which must comply or lose licensing ability for their graduates. Critics argue that these requirements compel adherence to beliefs contrary to personal faith, posing significant implications for educational standards and religious liberties in the state.