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29 Aug 2023
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#illegals
Breitbart: Biden's DHS Issues Court Dates to 820K Border Crossers Released into U.S.
Joe Biden's DHS has issued Notices to Appear in immigration court to over 820,000 border crossers in the US. The number of NTAs does not represent the total number of immigrants released into American communities, estimated to be over two million. This includes individuals from various countries, not just Mexico and Central America.
#politics
Breitbart: Eminem Tells Vivek Ramaswamy to Stop Rapping His Songs
Rapper Eminem demands Vivek Ramaswamy to stop using his songs for campaign.
Front Page Magazine: Video: Trump Fires Back After Arrest in Georgia
Former President Trump accused the Democrat Party of criminalizing his and the electorate's First Amendment right to question election results.
Breitbart: Christie: Trump Would Like to Be an 'Authoritarian Leader'
Chris Christie, a 2024 Republican presidential nominee, accuses Donald Trump of wanting to be an authoritarian leader. He believes that many Republicans are hesitant to oppose Trump because they don't want to be seen as favoring Biden. Christie argues that Trump's admiration for authoritarian leaders is a reflection of his own desire for power and lack of willingness to engage in debate.
The Blaze: Kari Lake says she's 'seriously contemplating' a US Senate bid and will make her decision by the end of the year
Kari Lake, a vocal supporter of former President Donald Trump, is considering running for U.S. Senate in Arizona. She plans to make her decision in the next few months and believes she is the only candidate who can win. Lake lost the Arizona gubernatorial election last year and has claimed that it was stolen.
Front Page Magazine: Video: Race-Baiting Lib Reporter Attempts Gotcha Question
The leader of Canada's Opposition is confronted by a liberal reporter questioning his credibility. The reporter fails to defend her own question and is promptly silenced.
Red State: Finally Back From Vacation, Joe Biden Puts on a Clinic of Senility at the White House
Joe Biden's frequent vacations have raised concerns about his dedication to his presidential duties. His recent forgetfulness, such as not remembering his own DHS Secretary's name and struggling with a teleprompter, adds to the worries about his mental sharpness. Additionally, his claim of persuading Strom Thurmond to support the Civil Rights Act doesn't align with historical facts. The decline in Biden's performance suggests that the vacations may not be benefiting him, but some argue that it's preferable for him to be on vacation to minimize potential damage.
#society
Newsbusters: NewsBusters Podcast: Using This MLK Day to Tout Leftist Gripes on Race
Leftists gather to mark the 60th anniversary of Martin Luther King's March on Washington. The media highlights conservative actions on abortion, affirmative action, and student debt relief. The organizers are leftists, but the media portrays a diverse group of activists.
PJ Media: A Tale of Three Women
Riley Gaines spoke about the incursion of men into women's sports and shared her experience with transgender athlete Lia Thomas. She emphasized the need for women to stand up for themselves. The event, organized by Patriotic Productions, received criticism from some Nebraskans who viewed it as promoting trans discrimination. State senators also expressed their opinions on the matter.
The Mrs. America Pageant took place, and the winner, Hannah Neeleman, expressed feeling empowered through motherhood. Gaines and Neeleman's perspectives on womanhood contrasted with those of Senator Hunt, who focused on her pronouns and social outrage. Progressives prioritize their own interests above all else.
Breitbart: Tribal Police Bust Up Climate Activists Blocking Road to Burning Man
Nevada Tribal Rangers break up a climate change protest causing traffic congestion on the way to Burning Man festival. Protesters blocked the road with signs calling for a climate strike and the end of capitalism. The Rangers plowed through the blockade and arrested the protesters for trespassing.
#war
National Review: The Corner: Aggressors and Defenders
The Netherlands and Denmark are giving F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine to aid their defense against Russian-controlled forces. The EU's gas storage is at 90% capacity, reducing dependence on Russian gas.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Frank Gaffney Interviews Christine Douglass-Williams About Iran’s Recent History in Canada
Frank Gaffney interviews Christine Douglass-Williams about Canada's relationship with Iran and foreign interference in elections. They also discuss Hizballah's covert activity in Canada. In addition, they talk about Recep Tayyip Erdogan's ambitions for Turkey and a new deal between Turkey and the UK on managing illegal migration.
Front Page Magazine: What Israel’s Military Provides to the USA
Vivek Ramaswamy suggests ending American military aid to Israel by 2028 without considering the significance of Israel's use of American weapons in promoting them to other countries. Israel spends 85% of its aid on American-manufactured arms, cooperates closely with the U.S. defense industry, and has battle-tested important systems that benefit U.S. forces. Israel's successful use and improvements of American weapons have greatly increased their appeal worldwide. The aid is not just a gift but an investment that benefits both countries and strengthens Israel's ability to defend itself.
#health
Flag And Cross: Researchers in The UK Find A New Way Of Detecting Common Heart Condition
Researchers at the University of East Anglia have developed a tool to predict which patients are at high risk of developing atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat that increases the chances of suffering a stroke. The tool, which includes factors like age and blood pressure, can help doctors diagnose and treat patients, reducing their risk of future strokes.
Flag And Cross: Harvard Scientists Find Ideal Temperature To Help Older People Sleep
The ideal bedroom temperature for older people to sleep well is between 68 and 77° Fahrenheit (20 to 25° Celsius), according to a study. Night-time ambient temperature plays a vital role in sleep quality for the older population, with a drop in sleep efficiency as temperatures increase. The study also found significant variations in the optimal temperature for different individuals.
#education
Breitbart: California Sues School District over Transgender Parent Notification Policy
The California State sues Chino Valley School District over their gender change notification policy. The district says it protects students, but the state says it endangers transgender students.
#sports
Forbes: WWE Raw Results: Winners And Grades On August 28, 2023
Becky Lynch takes on Zoey Stark in a WWE match. WWE Raw also features other matches, such as The New Day vs. the Viking Raiders and Bronson Reed vs. Tommaso Ciampa. Last week's broadcast of WWE Raw had lower viewership due to competition from NFL preseason football.
#science
Flag And Cross: Buzzing Of Bees First Heard 120 Million Years Ago
Scientists have discovered that bees originated on the ancient supercontinent Gondwana, which included Africa and South America. Bees diversified and spread to different parts of the world, following the movement of plants. This research provides valuable insight into the evolutionary history of bees and their relationship with flowering plants.