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28 Aug 2023
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#politics
Fox News: 'Joe The Plumber,' who rose to fame after confronting Barack Obama on the 2008 campaign trail, dead at 49
"Joe the Plumber," known for questioning Barack Obama on taxes during the 2008 campaign, has died at 49 after battling pancreatic cancer. He was remembered as an average man trying to make a difference for his beloved country. McCain referenced him during his presidential run.
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: Biden Booed Outside Pilates Class
President Biden faced a crowd's boos in California after attending a pilates class during his Lake Tahoe vacation. He received criticism for vacationing while wildfires devastated Hawaii.
#society
The Blaze: Vogue includes transgender cyclist on list of 'Powerhouse Women' of 2023 for 'fighting for inclusion for herself'
In 2023, Vogue included a male athlete, Emily Bridges, on its list of powerful women who have shaped society. Bridges, a transgender cyclist, was fighting for inclusion in women's sports after being banned from competing against women. While working towards qualifying in the female category, Bridges expressed concerns about transgender discrimination and called out a Florida governor as a "fascist."
Daily Wire: ‘Total Degeneracy’: More Photos Of Male Disney Employees In Dresses Sparks Outrage Online
Disney fans are angry about photos of male employees dressed as women at the theme parks. The images were shared on TikTok and caused outrage among some users. This is not the first time Disney has faced backlash for this issue. []
American Thinker: A heartwarming video of Nevada rangers taking down environmental activists
Traffic jam caused by climate activists on tribal land in Nevada is disrupted by tribal rangers who ram their trucks into protesters, resulting in mass arrests. Video shows the activists screaming and claiming to be peaceful, but their actions are deemed dangerous and potentially deadly. The instant justice of their arrest and the physical force used by the arresting officers is seen as fitting retribution for their illegal and disruptive behavior.
Spectator USA: How therapy turned on itself
Psychotherapy is being overrun by Critical Social Justice (CSJ) ideology, as therapists are now expected to lecture patients about their "privilege" and advocate for their own extermination. CSJ promotes a closed system of judgment and sees every human relationship as about power. Patients can no longer expect empathy, neutrality, or individual-focused therapy. As a result, psychotherapy is on the verge of collapsing under the weight of this ideological takeover.
#war
Fox News: Russia's top security agency detains former consulate employee who is accused of collecting information for US
A former employee of the U.S. Consulate in Vladivostok has been accused of gathering information about Russia's actions in Ukraine for U.S. diplomats. Russian security agency, the FSB, has summoned two U.S. diplomats for questioning regarding their alleged involvement. The detainee, Robert Shonov, has been charged with cooperating against Russia's security and could face up to eight years in prison.
A United States consulate worker in Russia has been arrested for gathering information about Russia's plans in Ukraine. After being dismissed due to a Russian government order, the worker continued to work for a company contracted by the U.S. embassy in Moscow. The State Department has criticized the arrest, stating that it exemplifies Russia's oppressive laws on its citizens. Another American, journalist Evan Gershkovich, is also being held in Lefortovo prison on espionage charges. The U.S. has demanded his release.
Fox News: Poland, Baltic states will seal off Belarusian borders in event of any military incidents, migrant pushes
Poland and the Baltic States will close their borders with Belarus to prevent military incidents or a migrant surge. They support Ukraine in its fight against Russia's invasion. The interior ministers warned of swift and concerted reaction in cases of conflict.
#economy
Fox News: Alabama permitted to resume construction of new coastal bridge
Alabama Supreme Court allows state to proceed with construction on new bridge, reversing injunction issued by Montgomery judge in response to lawsuit by operators of existing toll bridge. Construction will resume in coming weeks.
#religion
Fox News: Pope Francis blasts 'backwardness' of conservatives in US Catholic church
Pope Francis criticizes conservative U.S. Catholics for replacing faith with ideology and emphasizes the need for change in Catholic doctrine.
National Review: Pope Francis Says ‘Reactionary’ U.S. Catholic Church has Replaced Faith with ‘Ideology’
Pope Francis criticized the "backward" and "ideological" attitude of the U.S. Catholic Church during a private meeting with Portuguese Jesuits. He expressed concern that replacing faith with ideologies erodes the true tradition and disconnects from the roots of the church. Francis has faced controversy for his progressive stances on issues like gun control, the death penalty, and support for civil union laws for same-sex couples.
#culture
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine’s message to the West: We are not Russia’s backyard
Ukraine wants to be recognized for its own culture and history, separate from Russia. Prominent writer Oksana Zabuzhko emphasizes that Ukraine's voice can only be heard through its culture, and the narratives and stereotypes about the country need to be revised. She believes that Ukraine's cultural presence and influence will lead to a better understanding of the nation.
Fox News: Oliver Anthony thought he might die before viral rise to fame: 'My body was falling apart'
Rising star Oliver Anthony, known for his song "Rich Men North of Richmond," says he thought he may die from stress last year. His music has resonated with the working class and he has become an icon for those who feel left behind by politicians. Anthony, who used to struggle with anxiety and depression, credits his faith for helping turn his life around. He has chosen to steer clear of politics and hopes his music can bring people together.
#health
Breitbart: WATCH: Baby Hearing Dad's Voice for First Time Has Emotional Reaction
An 11-month-old baby in North Carolina, born without an ear canal, hears her parents' voices for the first time with a hearing device. The baby becomes emotional and cries, but her father is still happy.
#crime
Fox News: Florida sheriff investigating racially-motivated Dollar General shooting challenges anti-gun narrative
A racially-motivated mass shooting at a Dollar General in Jacksonville by a White man killed three Black Americans. The sheriff emphasized that it's the individuals, not guns, that are the problem. The shooter legally obtained the firearms.
Breitbart: Mexican Judge Releases Former Cartel-Connected Governor Wanted by U.S. DOJ
Mexican judge orders release of former governor tied to cartel, wanted in the US for money laundering. Mexico's Attorney General's Office criticizes the judge's decision, claiming the governor is a flight risk. Politicians from his party celebrate his release, ignoring the pending charges in Texas.
The Blaze: Two 13-year-olds charged in fatal shooting of a minor in Ohio: report
Two teenagers have been arrested after a fatal shooting at a mall in Columbus, Ohio. One has been charged with murder and the other with obstructing justice. The shooting occurred outside the mall, and the victim's age has not been disclosed. Law enforcement officers are responding, and the suspects will have their court appearances in juvenile court.
#sports
Forbes: Mookie Betts Reminds The Red Sox What They Lack
The Los Angeles Dodgers' Mookie Betts returns to Fenway Park and dominates against the Boston Red Sox, reminding them of what they let go. Betts excels both offensively and defensively, showcasing his versatility.
Breitbart: WATCH: San Diego State QB Hits Official in the Face with Ball
During a college football game, San Diego State QB Jalen Mayden throws the ball away but accidentally hits an official in the face. The official is unharmed.
#outdoors
Hiking & Fishing: Hiking Frary Peak: Antelope Island, Utah - Maps, Pictures & More
This article serves as a guide to hiking Frary Peak, the highest point on Antelope Island. The trail is 6.62 miles round trip with an elevation gain of 2,450 feet. Hikers should be aware of the steep drop-offs and exercise caution. Dogs are allowed on leash, and bugs can be a nuisance. It is recommended to check the weather conditions before the hike.
#other
Forbes: The Continued Success Of BTS’s J-Hope
Despite taking a break for military service, J-Hope of BTS achieves success on the Billboard 200 chart with his album "Jack in the Box." The album enters the top 10, experiencing a significant increase in album units sold. Its availability in physical format attracts fans and propels it to new heights on the charts. This marks J-Hope's first solo appearance in the Billboard 200's top 10.
National Review: The Corner: A Daughter’s Remembrance of James L. Buckley
In memory of James Buckley, a man of great humility, faith, and love for his family. Despite his Shyness, he became a public figure and a respected judge. Gentleness defined him, and he never raised his voice. His love and devotion to his wife was unwavering. As his wife's health declined, their bond grew stronger. He was beloved by many, with a wide network of family and friends. In his final moments, he expressed his love for his daughter, even though he could no longer speak. He will be dearly missed.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Florida has another potentially bad hurricane barreling towards it and here’s what we know…
Florida braces for a potentially dangerous hurricane, with the governor staying to assist in preparations and his wife attending a social event in his place.
Forbes: With Gratitude To Zac Brown, King Calaway Delivers Dynamic New Album ‘Tennessee’s Waiting’
King Calaway, a country band formed in Nashville, has created their own style and sound with three-part harmonies reminiscent of bands like the Eagles. They released their first album in 2019 and caught the attention of Zac Brown, who mentored them and produced seven songs on their latest album, "Tennessee's Waiting." The album features collaborations with Zac Brown, Marcus King, and Hailey Whitters, showcasing a range of songs, including a stripped-down cover of Vince Gill's "When I Call Your Name." The band is proud of their growth and musical development over the past five years.