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#illegals
Red State: Shocking Picture of Illegal Aliens Sleeping in Chicago Police Station Shows How Badly Biden Has Failed
Joe Biden's open border policies have led to a crisis with an overwhelming influx of illegal aliens. Chicago police stations have become overcrowded with migrants, causing inhumane and dehumanizing conditions. The police are demanding City Hall take action, but the problem ultimately stems from Biden's failure to properly police the border.
#politics
The Babylon Bee: ‘Hey, Look, I Am Smoking A Marijuana!’ Shouts DeSantis At Police In Bid To Get His Own Cool Mugshot
Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis tries to get arrested for a cool mugshot by waving around a joint, but fails as the "marijuana" turns out to be lawn clippings.
Front Page Magazine: Indian Tribal Cops in Nevada Have No Patience for Climate Protesters Blocking Road
Eco-fascists from Europe vandalize art and block streets in the US, but choose the wrong jurisdiction. The Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribal Police Department quickly shuts down their protest.
Fox News: Japan's PM asks China to stop harassment over Fukushima water release
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida requested China's intervention to stop acts of harassment against Japanese diplomatic facilities and schools in response to the release of treated radioactive wastewater from Fukushima nuclear power plant. China responded with a ban on Japanese seafood imports, and South Korea held rallies against the discharge.
The release of treated radioactive wastewater from Fukushima has led to harassment and protests targeting Japanese facilities and schools in China. Fishing groups and neighboring countries strongly oppose the release. Japan aims to protect its fisheries industry and promote transparency in disclosing data about the release.
Forbes: Judge Rejects Trump’s Request For Delayed 2026 Trial
Washington, D.C. District Judge denies proposed trial dates in Trump's federal election interference case.
Daily Wire: Federal Judge Sets Date For Trump’s Election Interference Trial One Day Before Super Tuesday
Former President Donald J. Trump's trial for alleged crimes related to the 2020 election challenge has been scheduled for March 4, 2024. This date has angered conservatives, who see it as election interference. The trial date is also close to another criminal case Trump is facing in New York.
Newsbusters: UGLY SMEAR: NBC Ties Team DeSantis’s Black History Standards to Racist Shooter
NBC's Gabe Gutierrez tied Governor Ron DeSantis to a racist mass shooter in Florida, connecting DeSantis's African-American history standards to the incident. Gutierrez failed to mention that a councilwoman came to DeSantis's defense. The shooter had a suicide note and weapons covered in swastikas.
#society
Fox News: Riley Gaines blasts lawmaker over 'trophy' jab after Nebraska speech: 'Imagine missing the point this much'
Riley Gaines responds to criticism about her speech on fairness in women's sports. The criticism came from a state lawmaker who introduced a bill to exclude transgender athletes. Gaines defends her message, stating that it is not about the trophy, but about the message it sends. She believes that Nebraska girls deserve better.
Newsbusters: Trans Woman Gets Away With Exposing Himself, Obesity Covered His Genitalia
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Women at an Ohio YMCA are upset that biological men are allowed to enter and change in the ladies locker room. One incident involved an obese man who identified as a woman and was permitted to use the women's locker room, causing discomfort to other women. Another incident involved a woman who was groped by a transgender-identifying individual after meeting him for coffee. These incidents highlight the issue of transgender individuals being allowed to use any facilities they want, leading to concerns for the safety and privacy of women.
#war
Fox News: Military leader Burhan visits east Sudan in first tour outside of capital since conflict erupted
Sudan's military leader, Abdel Fattah Burhan, breaks his silence in a rare public speech outside the capital amid ongoing conflict with rival forces. Violence continues to escalate, with thousands of people believed to have been killed. The RSF and the army have repeatedly violated cease-fires, leading to failed peace negotiations.
Breitbart: Poland, Baltic States Threaten to Shut Border with Russian Ally Belarus
NATO members Poland and the Baltic states warn of sealing off borders with Belarus due to military incidents or a migrant push. They demand removal of Wagner Group mercenaries and migrants from border areas. The four countries support Ukraine in its fight against Russian invasion.
#economy
Fox News: Mullen Automotive's new electric car factory in Mississippi marks milestone with debut of class 3 EV truck
Mullen Automotive celebrates its investment in the Mid-South's electric vehicle industry as its factory in northwest Mississippi produces its first EV truck, the Mullen 3. The truck has a hauling capacity of 11,000 pounds and a range of 130 miles, making it ideal for city streets. Mullen plans to expand its workforce and launch a smaller van in the future.
Breitbart: Dallas Fed: Texas Manufacturing Production Falls to Lowest Level Since Worst Days of Pandemic
Factory activity in Texas contracted again in August, reaching its lowest level since the pandemic began. The general business activity index improved but remained negative, indicating a continued decline in manufacturing. The new orders, production, shipments, and capital expenditures indices all showed sluggishness, while employment and workweeks experienced slower growth. The inflation gauges remained subdued, but wage growth accelerated.
The New American: Bidenomics Hollowing Out the Middle Class - The New American
Americans, especially the middle class, are worse off under Bidenomics. Prices have increased, real wages have fallen, and interest rates are high. Credit card and auto-loan delinquencies are on the rise, and the housing market is slowing. Biden's stimulus plan has caused difficulty in paying household expenses, with inflation affecting grocery costs and essential items. The national debt has led to a drop in the nation's credit rating. Bidenomics is funded by taxpayers and inflating the currency. The American people disapprove of Biden's economic policies and inflation-fighting efforts.
Fox News: China's financial players turn to Guandan card game amidst shifting investment landscape
China's banking and corporate elite are increasingly relying on domestic capital sources due to a decline in foreign funding. A popular way to access these funds is through a card game called Guandan, also known as "throwing eggs." The game has gained popularity among wealthy local government officials in the eastern provinces and is seen as a means to build connections and gather useful information.
Forbes: Disney Stock Hits 9-Year Low: Here’s How Its Performance Compares To Peers
Disney's shares are at their lowest level in almost a decade, as investors lose faith in the company's long-term performance. The company's profitability decline in linear television has contributed to its underperforming stock.
#culture
Fox News: Cookie quiz! How well do you know these facts about the sweet treat?
Test your knowledge of cookies and their history in this fun lifestyle quiz. Find out which cookie company created the original cookie cake and learn some interesting facts about popular cookie brands. Discover the origins of the sugar cookie and the creation of the gingerbread men cookie. See how well you know your cookie trivia!
#health
The Blaze: Return of the MASK: COVID 2.0 is already snaking its way across the country
COVID-19 resurgence as the 2024 election approaches. Some forget the impact, but Lionsgate and Morris Brown College reinstate mask mandates due to positive cases. Lauren Chen believes lingering fear is irrational.
#education
The Blaze: Professor accused of faking Native American heritage dodges university investigation after agreeing to retire
A California professor accused of lying about being Native American agrees to retire, with no investigation by the university.
The Blaze: Transvestite teacher with gargantuan fake breasts returns to classroom. His new school issues warning to parents — not about him but about his critics.
A transvestite teacher in Ontario caused controversy for wearing fake breasts in front of students. He was put on leave but found a new teaching position. Concerned parents and students still worry about the teacher's inappropriate attire.
#crime
Breitbart: Road Rage: Chicago Man Allegedly Opened Fire on Driver After Chase
A Chicago man, Gregory Johnson, with multiple felony convictions, faces charges for a road rage incident where he allegedly fired eight shots at another vehicle after a five-mile pursuit. Johnson was driving too close to the vehicle in front of him and the driver in front brake-checked him. He responded by crashing into the vehicle and then fired at it.
Foreign Policy: Adam Tooze: Why Japan’s Economy Is Surging
A hard-boiled detective reluctantly takes on a missing persons case, leading him on a trail of deceit, corruption, and murder. As he digs deeper, he uncovers a dangerous network that reaches all the way to the top.
Fox News: Minnesota man dies from bull attack at farm
A man was killed by a bull at a farm in Minnesota. The bull was killed by law enforcement to help the victim.
Fox News: Sherri Papini, who faked her own kidnapping, released from prison
Northern California mom Sherri Papini, who faked a kidnapping in 2016, has been released from federal prison after serving less than one year. Papini pleaded guilty to charges in a 35-count indictment and was placed in community confinement. Investigators discovered that Papini's ex-boyfriend helped her stage the abduction, and she illegally collected thousands of dollars in benefits.
Fox News: Police fatally shoot pregnant Ohio woman in shoplifting confrontation
Pregnant woman shot by police in Ohio supermarket parking lot after allegedly stealing alcohol. She accelerated her car towards an officer, prompting the fatal shot. Investigation underway.
The New American: Dozens Arrested for Arson in Connection With Greek Wildfires - The New American
Arsonists have been setting wildfires in Greece, causing widespread destruction and multiple deaths. At least 79 people have been arrested for allegedly starting fires, and the Civil Protection Minister has condemned their actions as criminal. The fires have been exacerbated by hot, dry conditions, but some still attribute it to climate change.
#sports
Forbes: Christen Press Has High Hopes For USA Girls' Soccer
Christen Press acknowledges the disappointment of the USWNT's performance in the World Cup and emphasizes the need for them to move forward and focus on the upcoming Olympics. Despite the challenges of rebuilding and increased pressure, Press believes that diversity and inclusivity are important for the growth and success of women's soccer. Playing for Angel City FC, she is proud to be part of a team backed by female sports icons and believes they are creating a model for success in women's sports.
Fox News: Scott Dixon wins Bommarito 500, beating chances of Josef Newgarden winning 6 consecutive oval races
IndyCar driver Scott Dixon wins the Bommarito Automotive Group 500, extending his record for consecutive starts. He held the lead for 82 laps and finished more than 22 seconds ahead of second-place Pato O’Ward. Dixon's victory puts him within 74 points of the championship leader, Alex Palou.
#other
Breitbart: Report: Britney Spears Repeatedly Attacked Estranged Husband Sam Asghari, Cracked Skull During Fight
Pop star Britney Spears is accused of domestic violence towards her estranged husband Sam Asghari, resulting in head injuries for both. There are allegations of physical fights between the couple throughout their relationship, with Spears reportedly attacking Asghari multiple times. The accusations include tripping and falling during a fight, leading to hospitalization.