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Breitbart: Judge Tanya Chutkan Sets Trump's J6 Trial Date for Eve of Super Tuesday
Former President Donald Trump's federal case, accusing him of attempting to overturn the 2020 election, will go to trial on March 4, 2024, just before Super Tuesday. The trial date was set by U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan despite Trump's legal team's request for a later date. Trump faces multiple counts and could be sentenced to up to 55 years if convicted.
The Blaze: Marxist teacher who called for 'forceful cultural revolution' against 'Whiteness' lands gig as a state representative
A Marxist teacher in Colorado was voted in as a state representative. The teacher has called for a "FORCEFUL Cultural Revolution" against "Whiteness" and has been labeled divisive and disruptive.
Red State: WATCH: Chris Christie Has Moment of Clarity When Asked Why He Didn’t Attack DeSantis at GOP Debate
In a GOP presidential debate, there was a surprising target for the candidates' ire: Vivek Ramaswamy. He made unfounded claims during the debate, leading to heated reactions. Chris Christie defended his choice not to go after DeSantis, emphasizing the importance of communicating his own vision for the country.
The American Mind: Cracks in the Rainbow
The geriatric Joe Biden is the perfect front man for the Democratic coalition, appealing to older white voters. However, his departure will lead to a more left-wing and minority-dominated party. The Democratic coalition is unstable and will eventually face difficult choices. The party's elite and proles are becoming increasingly divided, with white Democrats feeling ignored. As minorities gain more power, discrimination against white men will likely increase. The current Democratic coalition, focused on black interests, will fracture, especially as Asian Americans and Latinos become uncomfortable with discrimination. Jewish donors may also leave due to the party's shifting views on Israel. The Democratic coalition is destined to splinter, leaving an opportunity for the Right to pick up the pieces.
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: Anti-Migrant Protest in ‘Sanctuary’ New York City Turns Violent
Violence erupts at anti-migrant protest in NYC. Protesters clash with counter-protesters over mayor's housing policy. Former mayoral candidate arrested for civil disobedience.
National Review: Clear Majority of Oregon Voters Support Repealing Drug-Decriminalization Ballot Initiative: Poll
A new poll finds that a majority of Oregon voters support repealing the 2020 ballot initiative that decriminalized user amounts of street drugs. Respondents were given the option of full repeal or repealing portions of the law, and most chose the latter. The poll also revealed demographic differences in opinion, with men more likely to support full repeal and women more likely to support partial repeal. The poll results add to growing concerns about the effects of the drug decriminalization measure on crime and homelessness.
The Blaze: CBP uses AI surveillance program that detects 'sentiment and emotion' in travelers' social media posts: Report
US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has invested millions in artificial intelligence surveillance technology developed by Fivecast to monitor social media posts. The software, called "ONYX," scans platforms like Facebook and Twitter to detect sentiment, emotion, and risk terms. CBP uses the technology to monitor travelers who may pose a threat to public safety, national security, or lawful trade and travel. Critics argue that CBP's use of such tools raises privacy concerns and the potential for abuse.
Fox News: FLASHBACK: Ramaswamy floated 'mandatory' voting, casting electronic ballots from home
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy expressed support for "mandatory" online voting, contradicting his previous statements advocating for paper ballots and voter identification. He also proposed electronic at-home voting for greater civic engagement and making voting mandatory. Ramaswamy's comments drew criticism for their lack of understanding of the government's legislative process and accusations of wanting to nationalize the election system.
The Federalist: Jen Psaki Admits Dems Want To Legalize Abortions Until Birth
MSNBC host Jen Psaki acknowledged that Democrats support late-term abortions, contradicting her previous statements. She cited examples of mothers facing difficult decisions due to fetal abnormalities, justifying the need for such legislation. Despite admitting this, Psaki denied that anyone supports aborting viable babies, defending Democrats' stance on late-term abortion as "incredibly rare."
Newsbusters: WashPost Mourns Loss of Aggressive Big Tech Election Interference
The Washington Post criticizes social media's shift away from proactive censorship, claiming it will impact the 2024 election. They reference a lawsuit alleging that the Biden administration pressured platforms to silence certain speech. The authors complain about social media sites supporting free speech, specifically mentioning Donald Trump's claims, and blame Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter for relaxed content moderation. They compare the current election cycle to Russian interference in the past but fail to acknowledge that media outlets and government officials exploited Twitter to push a false narrative. In reality, Twitter found no evidence of a coordinated Russian influence campaign. Conservatives are urged to demand accountability from Big Tech to protect First Amendment rights and combat censorship.
National Review: The Corner: Thanks, Trump: Wisconsin Supreme Court Officially Progressive
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has shifted to the left after the confirmation of a hard-left justice, Janet Protasiewicz, defeating Dan Kelly. The race saw the most spending ever on a state supreme court race, with Protasiewicz outspending Kelly. This loss will have significant consequences for the legislature, pro-life laws, and checking state power.
The Blaze: HERE's what you'll find when you dig up Vivek Ramaswamy's past. Hint: it's not all peaches and cream
Vivek Ramaswamy's stance on Donald Trump's involvement in January 6 has changed over time, which has raised skepticism. He also paid to remove information from his Wikipedia page, including his connection to George Soros, and his involvement in Ohio's COVID-19 response team. Ramaswamy's actions and shifting views suggest opportunism.
Liberty Nation: BREAKING: Obama Judge Sets Trump Trial Day Before Super Tuesday
Judge Chutkan sets trial date for Trump, one day before primary election voting day. Trump's lawyers want April 2026 trial date, Biden's DOJ lawyers want January 2024. Trial may affect Trump's popularity for 2024 election.
Fox News: Ayanna Pressley rejects 'dangerous' Ramaswamy remark that she is a 'grand wizard' of the 'modern KKK'
Democrat Rep. Ayanna Pressley responds to GOP candidate Vivek Ramaswamy's offensive remarks, calling them shameful and dangerous. Ramaswamy stands by his comments and criticizes the culture of anti-racism.
Fox News: 'Hotel Hell': Hospitality union under fire for push to house homeless in empty rooms
Union transparency nonprofit, the Center for Union Facts, is launching an ad campaign against Los Angeles hospitality union Unite Here Local 11's push for the Responsible Hotels Ordinance . The ordinance aims to provide temporary lodging for homeless individuals and families, but the Center for Union Facts argues that it puts tourists, paying guests, and hotel employees at risk . The ad highlights the potential dangers, such as drug use and mental illness, and references previous failed programs in California and New York that resulted in increased crime and unsafe conditions . The Center for Union Facts also released a website, HomelessHotels.com, to further highlight the risks and negative consequences of turning hotels into homeless shelters . Local 11 has not yet responded to the campaign .
#society
The New American: Media Enable Anti-Christian Racial Hoax; Ignore Evidence Against It - The New American
The media propagated a vicious anti-Christian racial hoax about the discovery of mass child graves at Catholic and Protestant residential schools in Canada. Despite no actual evidence, the media reported on the "graves" found using ground-penetrating radar. Excavations of a Catholic church on the site of a former school found no conclusive evidence of human remains. The media and politicians continued to contribute to the anti-Christian frenzy, while the propaganda and agitation against Christianity persist. The truth is buried as the left makes political hay out of the situation.
Fox News: Pets left behind in Canada during wildfire evacuations rescued by volunteers, to be reunited with families
Amanda Dengler had to flee her home multiple times due to wildfires in Canada's Northwest Territories. Each time, her cats evaded her attempts to bring them along. She joined a network of volunteers rescuing animals from threatened communities. Dr. Michelle Tuma, a veterinarian with Veterinarians Without Borders, helped families flee with their pets, reunite with them, or keep tabs on animals left behind.
Tuma and her team rescued over 100 animals and brought them to boarding facilities, shelters, or foster families in Yellowknife. They provided food and water to homebound pets, fielded calls from worried pet owners, and arranged for transport crates. Military and commercial flights eventually allowed evacuees to bring their pets without a crate. Tuma also rescued animals in their homes and treated sick animals. She worked with volunteers, including Maggie McGuane, to transport animals out of Yellowknife. Dengler's two cats were safely transported, but her third cat, Stitch, was still missing.
#war
Fox News: Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan plans to visit Russia to discuss collapsed Ukrainian grain deal
Turkish President Erdogan will visit Russia soon to discuss the collapsed UN deal on Ukrainian grain exports. Ankara wants to persuade Russia to return to the agreement. Russian forces have targeted Ukrainian ports since the deal ended.
#health
The Babylon Bee: Biden Urges U.S. Government To Fund Vaccine For Virus U.S. Government Funded
President Biden urgently seeks funding for a new vaccine to combat the upcoming wave of COVID-19. Officials warn of reinstating lockdown policies and mask mandates, leading to citizen resistance. The administration aims to force everyone to take the new vaccine before the election.
#crime
Fox News: Former FBI contractor accused of coercing minors into sending explicit images on social media
Retired FBI contractor Brett Janes, 26, has been charged with sexual exploitation of children and production of child sexual abuse material. He allegedly coerced minors into sharing explicit content and engaging in sexual acts over social media. Janes manipulated victims with money and threats of suicide. He contacted multiple minors through video games and messaging platforms and enticed them to produce child pornography. The suspect also allegedly purchased child sexual abuse material.
Fox News: Indiana police officer fatally shoots machete-wielding man in Indianapolis
An Indianapolis man charged at police with a machete, prompting an officer to shoot and kill him during a stand-off.
#sports
The Blaze: High school football coach arrested after reportedly punching student athlete during game
An Atlanta high school football coach is removed from the field by police after striking a player during a game. The coach, who is not a teacher at the school, is taken into custody and will face charges.
Fox News: RedHawks quarterback ready to prove where the 'real Miami' is against the Hurricanes
The Miami RedHawks and University of Miami Hurricanes will face off in the Battle of Miami. Trash talk has already begun, with the RedHawks quarterback suggesting that the "real Miami" is in Oxford, Ohio. Both teams have a rich football history and notable alumni. The game on Friday will be an important start to the season for both schools.
#other
Forbes: Taylor Swift Needs To Do Something Big To Send ‘Cruel Summer’ To No. 1 On The Hot 100
Taylor Swift's current single, "Cruel Summer," has been steadily rising on the Hot 100 chart but has not reached the top spot. To rejuvenate interest and boost consumption, Swift could release a new version of the song as a duet or offer fans additional incentives like remixes or live performances. The time is now for Swift to make a move before the popularity of "Cruel Summer" wanes.
Newsbusters: On Podcast, Don Lemon Boasts He's 'Vindicated' That Chris Licht Was Canned, Gushes for Zucker
Fired CNN host Don Lemon feels vindicated after CEO Chris Licht's departure. Lemon, who vacationed with Zucker and his girlfriend, praised Zucker's regime and said he is the best person to run CNN. However, Lemon admitted that people are no longer obsessed with Trump and are more concerned about issues like crime, homelessness, and mental health.
Fox News: California jury awards $3.75 million to protester hit by LAPD projectile during 2020 protestss
A protester who was shot twice by LAPD with hard-foam projectiles has been awarded $3.75 million. The police department was found negligent for firing the less-lethal devices.
Forbes: Is Kanye West Getting Ready To Release A New Album?
Controversial rapper Kanye West has reportedly been working on a new album and fans may not have to wait long to hear it. Sources claim that West has been in the studio all summer and that new music is imminent. However, it is unclear what platform the album will be released on, as West previously released his last album on his own proprietary music player. Despite recent controversies and being dropped by major brands, West's previous album, "Donda," reached number one on the Billboard 200 and earned Grammy nominations.
Forbes: Is ‘Aquaman 2’ Really Coming Out This Year With No Teasers, No Trailer, No Stills, Nothing?
Aquaman 2, part of the DCEU, faces uncertainty as it hasn't shown any footage or images for its supposed release this year. The film has undergone reshoots and delays, adding to the chaos within the DCEU. The absence of Batman, Batgirl's controversial cancellation, and the pressure to recreate the success of the first Aquaman movie further complicate matters.