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28 Aug 2023
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#politics
National Review: Trump Arraignment in Georgia Election Case Set for September 6
Former President Donald Trump's trial on federal charges related to attempting to overturn the 2020 election is set to begin on March 4. He is facing multiple conspiracy and obstruction charges. Additionally, Trump and 18 co-defendants are set to be arraigned in a separate election-interference case in Georgia.
The Blaze: Presidential mug shot backfires for Trump's detractors, helps him raise over $7 million: 'Making lemonade at every opportunity'
Former President Donald Trump's mug shot raised $7.1 million within 48 hours of being taken, contributing to the $20 million he has raised since August . Trump's campaign used the iconic image to attract donations and incorporated it into merchandising efforts, selling T-shirts and other items featuring the mug shot .
Washington Free Beacon: ‘Disrespectful’: Kamala Allies Reportedly Feel Threatened by Another California Dem
Allies of Harris upset over Newsom-DeSantis debate. They fear it detracts from Biden reelection and Harris's political future. Some on Biden campaign support the idea.
Fox News: Trump Jan. 6 trial to begin March 4, amid GOP primaries
Former President Trump is set to face criminal charges relating to interference in the 2020 presidential election in a trial scheduled for March 4, 2024. The trial date falls in the middle of the GOP presidential primary calendar, causing unprecedented circumstances. Trump's defense team proposed a trial start in April 2026, after the 2024 election, but the judge rejected both proposed dates.
#society
Breitbart: Dylan Mulvaney Attacks 'Extreme Amount of Transphobia and Hate' After Winning Award
Transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney won a Streamy Award and called for public support of trans people while addressing critics.
Human Events: Conservative politician in UK ARRESTED for posting wrongful arrest, questioned for ‘hate crime’
Conservative councillor Anthony Stevens from Wellingborough, England, was arrested for alleged hate crime on social media posts criticizing police treatment of a Christian preacher. He claims to be a free speech absolutist and defends his right to express controversial opinions.
Flag And Cross: Nevada Ranger Defeats Climate Activists' Roadblock by Ramming It with His Truck
Climate change activists block the road to Burning Man festival, but tribal police drive through their blockade and arrest them for trespassing. The protesters claim the event has been commodified and does not align with its stated values. They argue against capitalism as an economic system.
The Blaze: Horowitz: Electric vehicles should be banned for safety issues
The government's push for electric vehicles in a monopolized market raises safety concerns. Rechargeable battery fires are surging, causing injuries and threatening infrastructure. If all cars were electric, the risk of explosion and wildfire would increase. The Chinese, with government help, are spreading lithium-ion batteries to other products, creating a ticking bomb scenario. Floods and hurricanes pose additional risks, and the weight of EVs could damage highways and parking garages. The EV industry benefits from massive subsidies, creating an unfair market. Red states should consider banning EVs until safety concerns are resolved. Electric vehicles may have unintended consequences on the population.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: Modi’s ‘Tiger Warrior’ Diplomacy Is Harming India’s Interests
India's diplomatic standing is being damaged by the Modi government's Hindu nationalist agenda. The government's right-wing beliefs are driving its actions, causing controversy and pushback both domestically and internationally. Parliamentary resolutions, protests, and concerns from foreign governments all reflect the growing impact of Hindu nationalism on India's global image and foreign relations.
#economy
National Review: The Corner: Electric Vehicles: Trouble on the Lot
Dealerships are refusing to take more electric vehicles (EVs) until they can sell their current inventory, as demand for EVs isn't growing as expected. Scott Kunes, COO of Kunes Auto and RV Group, said they need to see a return on their investment before taking more EVs. This shift in consumer demand, from early adopters to more budget-minded buyers, is forcing car companies to reevaluate their production goals.
Forbes: Sinking Profits Means Layoffs To Follow.
Businesses are experiencing declining earnings despite surpassing low expectations. Sales and output growth are slowing, but companies are hoarding labor due to staffing shortages from previous lockdowns. However, wage costs impacting profits cannot continue indefinitely, leading to an expected wave of layoffs. Labor hoarding has put pressure on profit margins, causing declines in earnings. The combination of slowed output growth and increased staffing has led to a fall in productivity. Technology firms have already started layoffs, signaling a trend that other industries may follow. The weak profit outlook suggests that more companies will resort to cutting costs, which will likely result in layoffs. The recent employment report also indicates potential pressure, as hiring in goods-producing and services industries has declined from the previous year. With no signs of a sudden economic recovery, businesses will likely continue to face declining profits and resort to cost-cutting measures, including layoffs.
#military
Fox News: HEROES OF KABUL: ‘All good here,’ Staff Sgt. Ryan Knauss wrote in last message to mom
Staff Sgt. Ryan Christian Knauss, who dreamed of serving in the armed forces, was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery after being killed in a suicide bombing at Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul in 2021. His mother, Paula Knauss Selph, remembers him fondly and criticizes the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, calling it a "debacle" and lacking in strategy and leadership. Despite her frustration, she appreciates the outpouring of support for her son and her family. President Biden acknowledges the sacrifice of the 13 service members who lost their lives in the attack.
Daily Wire: Here’s What Naval Academy Students Are Learning In Their Gender And Sexuality Class
The U.S. Naval Academy is looking to hire a specialist in Gender And Sexuality Studies to teach a course to Naval cadets. The course will cover LGBTQ, women's, and gender studies using readings from feminist authors such as Audre Lorde and Gloria Anzaldua. Some critics argue that this move aligns with the Biden administration's push for woke themes in the military.
#religion
Breitbart: Pope Francis Slams ‘Very Strong Reactionary Attitude’ Among U.S. Catholics
Pope Francis criticizes conservative Catholics in the US for their resistance to change in Catholic teaching. He emphasizes the need for an evolving understanding of faith and morals, referencing that possessing atomic bombs and the death penalty were once accepted but are now considered sins. The pope also calls for less focus on "sins of the flesh" and more attention to other sins, stating that the Church should not only magnify sexual sins but also address issues like exploitation and dishonesty.
#health
Fox News: Elton John hospitalized in France after suffering fall at home
Music icon Elton John hospitalized in France after a fall at his home. He is now back at home and in good health.
Fox News: Singer Florence Welch cancels concert for emergency life-saving surgery
Florence Welch, lead singer of Florence and the Machine, recently underwent emergency surgery for undisclosed reasons, which she said saved her life. Welch had previously canceled concerts due to a foot injury. She plans to return to close out the Dance Fever tour in Lisbon and Malaga.
#crime
Fox News: 4 Maine troopers struck by car alongside road while investigating 'family dispute'
Four state troopers in Maine were struck by a car while investigating a family dispute. The 24-year-old driver, Tyler Croston, is facing charges including aggravated DUI. The troopers suffered serious but non-life-threatening injuries.
Fox News: Woman accused of blaming occult in murders of fiance, mother: 'It was self-defense'
Florida cops discovered a disturbing note at a murder scene in 2022, where Alexandra Cupolo allegedly killed her fiancé and mother. She was later deemed unfit for trial due to mental health issues and ordered to a treatment facility with regular reports on her competency. Cupolo claimed the occult made her commit the crime.
Fox News: Man convicted of murdering grandparents in plot to blow up their home, start commune
A man and his girlfriend were sentenced to prison for murdering his grandparents and setting their house on fire in Washington state. Two other individuals were also sentenced for their roles in the killings. The motive behind the murders appears to be the couple's plan to start a commune on the grandparents' property.
#sports
Fox News: Spain's Luis Rubiales faces federal inquiry over Women's World Cup kiss
Spain's public prosecutor has opened an investigation into soccer federation president Luis Rubiales over a nonconsensual kiss with player Jenni Hermoso during the Women's World Cup celebrations. Rubiales has faced calls for resignation and has been suspended by FIFA for 90 days.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: AO Review - Best Gun Belts for Carry Holsters (for the Money $$$) in 2023
A review of the best gun belts for carry holsters in 2023. The article discusses the importance of investing in a quality gun belt for a comfortable and reliable carry setup. It covers different types of gun belts, such as leather and nylon, and discusses factors to consider before purchasing one. The review includes several recommended gun belts, including the KORE Tactical X7 Gun Belt and the Relentless Tactical Ultimate CCW Gun Belt.
Daily Wire: ‘Jurassic World’: Mississippi Hunters Bag Largest Gator Ever Caught In State
Four hunters in Mississippi caught the biggest alligator ever officially recorded in the state after a long battle. The alligator was 14 feet, 3 inches long and weighed 802.5 pounds.
#other
Forbes: How ‘Ahsoka’ Is Scoring Compared To Other Disney-Era ‘Star Wars’ Projects
Ahsoka, the new Disney Plus show, has been well received by critics and audiences. It ranks fifth among the Disney Star Wars projects. The top reviewed project is Andor, which is tied with Rise of Skywalker in audience score. The Last Jedi is one of the most fan-hated projects. Rogue One and Solo are considered underrated. The Mandalorian and Ahsoka are almost tied, but Mando's third season has a lower rating. The Book of Boba Fett is the lowest rated show. Ahsoka's future is uncertain, but there are plans for a movie.
Forbes: A Taste Of New York: The Changing Diversity Of U.S. Open Dining
The U.S. Open Food Village offers a diverse range of culinary options, from popular local eateries to renowned celebrity chefs. The menu includes unique and approachable dishes, such as James Kent's fried chicken and Michelin-starred Crown Shy's beef chopped cheese sandwiches. The food lineup aims to capture the local flavors and trends of New York City, providing a high-quality dining experience for all attendees.
