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28 Aug 2023
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#politics
Daily Wire: Maui Wildfire Survivor Says Biden Admin Is Not Helping: ‘We’re Not Being Treated Like We’re US Citizens’
Maui wildfire survivor criticizes President Biden for lack of support. Residents struggle to rebuild their lives without government aid.
National Review: The Corner: How Exactly Would DeSantis’s Policies Have Had Any Effect on the Jacksonville Shooting?
NPR's Franco Ordonez blames Ron DeSantis for racially-motivated shooting in Jacksonville. Ordonez implies a connection between changes in African-American history curriculum and the crime. However, the idea is ridiculous and there is no mechanism to support it. This is a smear tactic to associate DeSantis with neo-Nazis.
Red State: Democrats Are Trying to Use the 14th Amendment to Stop Trump From Becoming President Again
In a politically motivated move, Democrats and anti-Trump Republicans are attempting to prevent former President Donald Trump from running in the 2024 presidential election. They are using the 14th Amendment as grounds for their case, claiming that Trump's involvement in the January 6 insurrection makes him ineligible for federal office. Despite the desperate attempt to bar Trump from running, this tactic is nothing more than a political move to keep him out of the White House once again.
The New American: UN Origins of "ESG" Scam Exposed by Financial Insider - The New American
Retired investment executive Sarah Marshall exposes the United Nations' plan to weaponize finance using the "ESG" scam to transform the world. She warns about the dangerous implications and advises investors on resisting.
The Blaze: Top GOP state official is seeking legal counsel on theory that Trump can be removed from the ballot
New Hampshire Secretary of State is exploring if Trump is constitutionally disqualified for presidency due to violation of 14th Amendment. He is seeking legal opinions before making a decision. Nevertheless, there are hurdles like interpreting the events of Jan. 6 differently and lack of official charges against Trump.
The Blaze: Need a laugh? Look no farther than Trump’s latest impersonation of Kamala Harris
During an interview with Tucker Carlson, Donald Trump impersonates Kamala Harris and mocks her frequent nonsensical speeches. Trump predicts that 50% of her legacy will be her infamous word salads while the other 50% will be leaving the country in chaos and disarray.
Fox News: Violence erupts among protesting groups outside New York City mayor’s home, as migrant crisis hits fever pitch
Clashes erupt as protesters and counterprotesters demonstrate outside NYC Mayor Eric Adams' residence over the opening of new migrant shelters in Staten Island. Counterprotesters, believed to be Antifa, clash with the group. Guardian Angels founder Curtis Sliwa arrested. Adams, facing pushback, calls for a broader state and national solution to the migrant crisis.
#society
The Blaze: Maui resident explains how 'everybody' in Hawaii feels about Joe Biden right now
Maui has suffered a tragic fire, with many homes and lives lost. Residents are demanding answers and feel neglected by the government. They criticize the money given to Ukraine while they struggle to rebuild.
Fox News: Steve Harvey shuts down claim his wife cheated on him
Celebrity couple Steve and Marjorie Harvey deny rumors of infidelity and divorce, insisting that their relationship is fine. They dismiss the allegations and express their faith in God.
Fox News: Suspect in Rachel Morin slaying could be a 'serial killer': Maryland sheriff
Rachel Morin, a mother of five, was brutally murdered in Maryland. The suspect could be a serial killer who has shown no regard for human life. Police are working to identify and capture the suspect, who is also wanted for a home invasion and assault in Los Angeles. The community is devastated and offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.
National Review: The Struggle for a Fair Trial in the Administrative State
The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has the power to trap small-business owners in administrative proceedings. Leachco, a baby-products company, is fighting the CPSC's attempts to take their product off the market. The CPSC initiated the complaint against Leachco itself and gets to hold a quasi-trial in its own offices. The case may finally reach federal court after two and a half years.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Active shooter reported at UNC Chapel Hill in North Carolina
: Active shooter at UNC Chapel Hill, shots fired. Suspect at large, police warning people to shelter in place. One person reported shot in the chemistry building.
Red State: Coming to a Sorority House Near You - Kappa Kappa Gamma's New 'Sister'
Sorority members at the University of Wyoming are facing backlash after a transgender woman joined their chapter. The members filed a lawsuit to declare her membership null and void, but a judge ruled in favor of the transgender woman, stating that the sorority can interpret its own definitions of what a "woman" is. Since her admission, the sisters have reported creepy and inappropriate behavior from the transgender woman, but have received no support from higher-ups in the sorority.
Fox News: DeSantis directs $1M to secure historically Black college, $100K for families of Jacksonville shooting victims
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is allocating $1 million to enhance security at a historically Black college near the site of a racially motivated shooting that killed three Black individuals at a Dollar General in Jacksonville. DeSantis is also contributing $100,000 to support the families of the victims. The governor's actions come after he was met with boos at a vigil for the victims, with a Jacksonville councilwoman defending him and urging the crowd to put aside partisan differences.
Fox News: Man lunges at climate activists blocking road on his way to work: 'You motherf---er''
A man in Washington, D.C. confronted climate protesters blocking his way to work, shouting obscenities and yanking their banners. The protesters were part of Declare Emergency, a group using disruptive methods to fight against fossil fuels. In Germany, tensions escalated as climate activists blocked roads and protested at airports and theaters. One woman dragged a protester by her hair, while a trucker threatened and dragged another with his vehicle.
Daily Wire: Mike Rowe Hits Back After Being Told ‘Stay In Your Lane’ When It Comes To Women’s Rights
Mike Rowe defended his support for Megyn Kelly, who warned Apple against de-platforming her for her views on women’s spaces and transgender rights. Rowe argued that the underlying issues of free speech and women's rights were worth defending, and criticized those who told him to "stay in his lane" and accused him of pandering. He asserted that everyone has the right to hold opinions and express them, regardless of their personal experiences.
Fox News: Potawatomi's Milwaukee casino revenue increases 1.7% as tribe braces for competition
Gamblers lost $415 million at the Potawatomi casino in Milwaukee, a 1.7% increase from the previous year. The tribe paid about $5.9 million each to the city and county of Milwaukee. Potawatomi is preparing for competition as new casinos open in Chicago and Illinois.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine destroys ultramodern Russian radar system worth USD 200 million (VIDEO)
Ukraine destroys Russian radar system worth $200 million.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: EU eyes 'bold' push to admit new members by 2030
European Council president, Charles Michel, called for the European Union to accept new members from the Western Balkans by 2030, in response to Russian aggression in Ukraine and concerns over Moscow's influence. He emphasized the need for a clear goal and highlighted the impact of the war on the continent's future and global security. EU officials are concerned that Russia may try to destabilize the Balkans, which have experienced past conflicts, diverting attention from Ukraine. The Balkan states are at different stages of EU accession talks and face challenges in meeting requirements such as the rule of law and free elections.
EU officials fear the influence of Russia in the Balkans and believe the EU should respond by accepting new members from the Western Balkans by 2030. The war in Ukraine has highlighted the importance of peace and democracy. The Balkan states are at various stages of EU membership negotiations and face difficulties in implementing necessary reforms. Some Balkan leaders expressed disappointment with the proposed accession date. EU officials will provide an update on progress in negotiations with the Western Balkan states in October.
Foreign Policy: Is Niger’s Coup the Sahel’s Last Straw?
Niger, once seen as a beacon of hope in the Sahel region's counterterrorism efforts, has fallen into another coup. The United States, along with France, had invested heavily in economic aid and a drone base for counterterrorism operations in the country. This coup may mark a turning point in Western policy in the Sahel, prompting a reevaluation of security-focused engagement and the balance between short-term security challenges and democratic governance.
#economy
PJ Media: Central Bank Gold Demand Hits Record High, U.S. Petrodollar on Deathbed?
The US dollar's position as the global currency reserve is declining, leading to increased gold demand and central bank purchases. Central banks are buying record amounts of gold due to geopolitical uncertainty and high inflation. The Chinese yuan is being pushed as an alternative to the dollar, but lacks convertibility and capital control.
Fox News: China approves launch of retail funds to revitalize struggling stock market
China's securities regulator has approved the launch of 37 retail funds, including ETFs and innovative mutual funds, in an effort to revive the struggling stock market amidst an ailing economy.
China's leaders are taking measures to boost investor confidence and stabilize the capital market, emphasizing the importance of a vibrant market for economic recovery.
#military
Fox News: 3M contemplates $5.5B settlement for earplug lawsuits alleging hearing damage
3M is set to vote on whether to settle 260,000 lawsuits by military members and veterans claiming hearing damage from 3M's earplugs. The company had tried to move the lawsuits into bankruptcy court but failed.
#culture
The Babylon Bee: To Maintain Historical Accuracy, No One At Renaissance Faire Wearing Deodorant
The popular Renaissance Faire in South Jordan, UT attracted attendees who embraced the event's spirit by refusing to wear deodorant or shower in the hot weather. The fair's Town Cryer announced that the use of underarm witchcraft (deodorant) was forbidden, and anyone caught using it would be expelled. Guests were required to have at least a 4-day stank on them to enter the fairgrounds, much to the delight of some participants who saw it as maintaining authenticity. Claymores and broadswords were also encouraged for an added touch of realism.
#education
Fox News: White House suggests DeSantis education reform may contribute to racial violence: 'Don't think it's a stretch'
The White House defends teaching African American history in education reforms, highlighting its importance in acknowledging America's painful past.
National Review: Covid Restrictions Can’t Be Allowed to Return
School closures during the pandemic in the US were influenced by a minority, causing disastrous results. Ventilation in schools can prevent closures, but many have not updated or replaced HVAC systems. Congress funds for improvements were not fully used due to diversion. Air purifiers can mitigate pathogen risk, but funds were prioritized elsewhere. Lack of air quality should not lead to renewed closures.
#crime
Forbes: Trump To Be Arraigned In Georgia Election Case On September 6
Former President Donald Trump and his co-defendants will be arraigned in Georgia on charges related to election interference. Trump is facing multiple charges, including racketeering and filing false documents. This is Trump's fourth indictment this year.
The Blaze: Woman alleges Airbnb host threatened to find her personal address after she left 4-star review
A professor from the University of British Columbia received threatening messages from an Airbnb host after leaving a 4-star review. The host contacted her personally and threatened to find her address if she didn't take down the review. The incident was reported to the police and Airbnb eventually removed the host's account.
Flag And Cross: Jacksonville Sheriff Gives Powerful 2A Defense by Pointing Out People Are the Ones Who Fire the Gun
The top law enforcement officer in Jacksonville, Florida, debunked the notion that guns are to blame for mass shootings, stating that it is people with evil intentions who misuse them. In a recent shooting in Jacksonville, a deranged man entered a Dollar General store and killed three people based on their race. The shooter's manifesto revealed his hatred towards black people. The sheriff emphasized that the problem lies with the individual, not the gun.
Fox News: Highland Park mass shooting suspect’s father Robert Crimo Jr. will face trial, judge rules
The father of the suspect in a mass shooting during a Fourth of July parade in Highland Park, Illinois, will face trial after a judge refused to dismiss the case against him. Robert Crimo Jr. is charged with reckless conduct for allegedly helping his son obtain a gun license despite knowing the son had made threats of violence. The trial is set for November 6.
#sports
Fox News: Britain’s quirky World Bog Snorkeling Championships kicks off with flippers, snorkeling gear, and a giant toad
Athletes compete in the World Bog Snorkeling Championships in Wales, slithering through slime in a water-filled peat bog. Some participants sported flamboyant accessories while spectators joined in the fun.
#technology
Fox News: How to maximize screen space on your desktop and laptop to be more productive
Learn how to maximize space on your computer screen by using split-screen techniques and adjusting display settings. Whether you have a Mac or a PC, these tips will help you make the most of your screen real estate.
#other
Fox News: West Virginia floodwaters trigger state of emergency in some areas
Dangerous floodwaters were left behind in West Virginia after thunderstorms brought heavy rain that caused significant flooding in parts of the state. Republican Gov. Jim Justice declared a state of emergency for five counties and urged affected residents to seek higher ground. The heavy rains fell on top of ground already saturated from previous storms, leading to severe flooding.
Forbes: The 2023 Summer Box Office: Does It Hold Any Lessons For Hollywood?
The summer box office has shown that established brands and cinematic universes still dominate, while oversaturation of superhero films and inflated budgets can lead to underperformance. The era of movie stars may be over, as audiences are drawn more to nostalgic characters and narratives rather than individual actors. Colons in film titles also appear to yield financial success.
Daily Wire: Miley Cyrus Discusses Dad Billy Ray, Why She Won’t Go On Tour In New TikTok Series
Miley Cyrus opens up about her past and her relationship with her father, Billy Ray Cyrus, in a series of candid TikTok videos. She discusses growing up in a financially and emotionally stable environment, contrasting it with her father's experience. She also talks about her decision to stop touring, explaining that it is not healthy for her and affects her ability to be a songwriter.
Daily Wire: WATCH: Adele Halts Vegas Show To Reprimand Security For ‘Bothering’ Fan
Singer Adele interrupts her concert in Las Vegas to confront security guards for bothering a young fan. She scolds them and ensures the fan is left alone.