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28 Aug 2023
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#politics
The American Spectator: Trump Impeachment Trial Date Will Interfere With Election
Judge Tanya Chutkan has announced that Donald Trump's impeachment trials will take place on March 4, 2024, a day before several states hold elections to decide the Republican nominee for the 2024 presidential race. This raises concerns about possible interference in the primary elections and the fairness of the trial.
Forbes: ‘Rich Men North Of Richmond’ Tops Billboard Hot 100 For Second Week As Country Dominates Charts
Country singer-songwriter Oliver Anthony's hit song "Rich Men North of Richmond" remains at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 for a second week, thanks to support from right-wing media personalities and politicians. Despite Anthony's criticism of both sides of the political spectrum, the song has garnered attention for its anti-Washington elite message. Last week, Anthony became the first artist to debut at No. 1 on the Hot 100 without any prior chart history. The song has been streamed 22.9 million times and has received 46 million views on YouTube.
Breitbart: Chicago Police Union Chief Calls Out Democrat 'Hypocrites' for Not Housing Migrants in their Homes
Chicago Fraternal Order of Police President John Catanzara criticized Mayor Brandon Johnson and Governor J.B. Pritzker for not housing border crossers and illegal aliens in their own homes, accusing them of hypocrisy. He pointed out that over 12,000 of these individuals have arrived in Chicago, with more than 1,000 still living in police stations. Catanzara also highlighted that none of them have been placed in City Hall or Pritzker's properties, despite their wealth. The costs of supporting these individuals are being passed on to taxpayers.
Fox News: Ramaswamy camp uses Haley’s first name in attack that has critics raising eyebrows
Presidential candidate Nikki Haley responds to GOP contender Vivek Ramaswamy's name-calling, stating she won't engage in such behavior. Ramaswamy's website attempts to clarify recent attacks on him.
Haley accuses Ramaswamy of lacking foreign policy experience and criticizes his stance on U.S. support for Israel. Ramaswamy defends his position and emphasizes the importance of friendship with Israel.
Red State: Biden Has More Creepy Touchy-Feely Moments With Children During School Visit
Joe Biden returned from vacation with just two events on his schedule. He coughs into his hand but goes on to shake hands with students, raising questions about his stance on COVID safety. Biden jokes about not doing any work after months of vacation, but then touches a child's face, adding to concerns about his inappropriate behavior with children.
Daily Wire: House Republicans Demand ‘Scope’ Docs From Special Counsel Probe Into Hunter Biden
House Republicans have requested records regarding the scope of Delaware's U.S. Attorney David Weiss's investigation into Hunter Biden. They raised concerns about whistleblower allegations, charging authority, and the collapse of a plea deal. The lawmakers asked for documents relating to Weiss's appointment and the special counsel's scope, aiming to inform potential legislative reforms.
The American Mind: SpaceXpropriation
President Biden celebrates the success of the Inflation Reduction Act. At the same time, the DOJ files a lawsuit against Elon Musk's SpaceX for allegedly not hiring enough asylees and refugees. It's a power play and shows the government's disregard for Americans.
#society
Fox News: Couple refuses to tip after waitress asked them if they wanted to split the bill, woman claims
An anonymous Reddit user shared a photo of a receipt in which a customer chose not to tip because the waitress asked if he and his wife wanted separate checks. The waitress argued that asking about the bill is standard practice. Experts say that leaving no tip is an exaggerated response and that customers should address concerns in a constructive manner.
Fox News: Kansas community college reaches settlement in athletics discrimination case
The Justice Department announced a settlement with Highland Community College in a discrimination lawsuit. Black students were unfairly targeted for searches and disciplined more severely, resulting in their removal from campus housing.
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: Climate Activists Wail as Nevada Cops Flatten Roadblock
Climate activists were arrested by Nevada police for blocking the road at a Burning Man festival, causing a major traffic backup. The protesters were part of climate activist groups and were demonstrating against attendees' use of private jets.
The Blaze: 14-year-old out fishing hooked farmer's lost wallet, full of cash. Like his old man, he knew not to keep something he hadn't earned.
14-year-old Connor Halsa was fishing with his family when he hooked a wallet filled with $2,000. Instead of keeping the money, he returned it to its owner, a grateful farmer from Iowa. Halsa refused a reward, showing honesty and integrity beyond his years.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: Leaked Document: Robert Malley's Security Clearance Revoked Over Handling of Sensitive Info, Personal Conduct, and Use of Classified Networks
U.S.-Iran envoy Robert Malley had his security clearance revoked and State Department credentials pulled in April due to serious security concerns about his handling of sensitive information and personal conduct. Malley may have breached security guidelines and is currently under investigation by the FBI. This revelation has raised questions about his previous public statements and the authenticity of a leaked letter published by an Iranian media outlet.
Washington Free Beacon: Commerce Secretary Is Fourth Biden Senior Official To Travel To China in Effort To Make Nice
U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo visits China to promote stable economic relations. Raimondo aims to boost business ties despite challenges faced by U.S. firms operating in China. The focus is on direct and open communication.
#economy
Breitbart: Biden Economy: Emmy-Winning 'Sopranos' Star Drea de Matteo Joins OnlyFans
Actress Drea de Matteo, known for her role on "The Sopranos," has joined OnlyFans to make money amidst economic struggles in Hollywood. The platform charges subscribers $15 a month for exclusive adult images. This comes as Hollywood actors and writers continue to be unemployed due to strikes.
#military
Fox News: White House ‘increasingly confident’ Wagner leader Prigozhin died in plane crash
The White House is increasingly confident that Yevgeny Prigozhin, chief of Wagner, died in a plane crash in Russia. The cause of the crash and Prigozhin's involvement in a mutiny against Russia's military remain unclear.
#history
Daily Wire: Not Everyone You HATE Is A Fascist
In a brief summary, the author discusses the misconceptions surrounding the term "fascism." They argue that fascism is often wrongly associated with Hitler and the Holocaust. They explain the origins of fascism and its characteristics, such as belief in the centralized state, nationalism or racial hierarchy, and militarism. The author suggests that aspects of fascism can still be observed in various forms today, such as corporatism and differential treatment under the law. They conclude by stating that the term "fascism" has become a slur that hinders meaningful conversations, and not everyone who is disliked is a fascist.
#education
Breitbart: 'Become Indian:' University of California Prof Who Claimed to Be Native American Resigns
Prominent UC Riverside professor accused of falsely claiming Native American identity resigns with retirement privilege, sparking criticism from Native scholars.
Daily Wire: California Attorney General Sues School District Over Gender Parental Notification Policy
California AG Rob Bonta sues a school district for violating privacy rights of LGBTQ+ students due to a policy on informing parents about student gender transitions.
Fox News: California AG to sue Chino Valley Unified School District over parental notification policy
California Attorney General Bonta sues Chino Valley Unified School District over gender identity policy, alleging discrimination against LGBTQ+ students. CVUSD president argues government overreach and silencing parents.
#crime
Fox News: Michigan man convicted of $3.5M fraudulent N95 mask scheme by federal jury
A Michigan man was found guilty of defrauding customers by failing to deliver N95 masks during the COVID-19 pandemic. Rodney Lewis Stevenson II advertised and sold $3.5 million worth of masks but never delivered them.
Fox News: Michigan woman pleads no contest in winter pond crash that killed 3 young sons
Michigan woman Leticia Gonzales pleaded no contest to charges related to her three young sons' drowning deaths in an ice-covered pond. The incident occurred after a car crash caused by her methadone-induced impairment. Gonzales is facing a possible prison sentence of seven months to two years.
Fox News: Georgia man arrested after 'Ding Dong Ditch' prank ends in violence: police
A suspect in Georgia was arrested for choking a teenager who played a prank on his house. William Raymond Cole, 49, has been charged with assault and cruelty to children. He chased the teenagers in his car, attempted to strike them, then pursued them on foot and choked one of them.
Red State: Alleged UNC-CH Gunman in Custody After Faculty Member Gunned Down, Troubling Social Media Profile Emerges
An armed and dangerous shooter was reported on UNC-Chapel Hill campus, resulting in a faculty member's death. Tailei Qi, a person of interest, was arrested and had studied at Wuhan University. The campus was on lockdown, but an "all clear" has been issued.
Forbes: UNC On Lockdown After ‘Armed And Dangerous’ Person Reported On Campus
An armed suspect is on the loose near UNC-Chapel Hill, prompting a shelter-in-place order.+
Flag And Cross: Republican Activist, Lawyer Found Dead Inside His Home - Autopsy Rules Death a Homicide
A New Hampshire Republican activist and lawyer, Alexander Talcott, was found dead in his home with a stab wound to the neck. The death has been ruled a homicide and authorities are investigating the possibility of self-defense.
Fox News: San Diego bike theft suspect arrested after playing with victim's Golden Retriever: 'I love you, too'
A suspect was arrested after stealing a bike in San Diego and playing with the victim's dog. The thief was caught on video praising the dog and expressing interest in taking him home.
Fox News: Man who killed, dismembered roommate after fight over mail found after years on the lam: cops
A man who killed his roommate over stolen mail and hid the body in trash cans around their Indiana city was captured six years later in Massachusetts. John Hallett, now 54, choked his roommate to death in their shared apartment in 2017. The police launched an investigation last year after discovering human remains in the basement of the home, eventually identifying Hallett as the suspect.
#sports
Forbes: ‘Volleyball Day In Nebraska’ Presents Numerous NIL Opportunities
The Nebraska volleyball team is set to make history by playing in front of the largest crowd ever for an NCAA volleyball match. With the spotlight on them, the athletes have the opportunity to participate in various NIL (name, image, likeness) opportunities. Fans can purchase apparel, athlete-specific merchandise, posters, and trading cards featuring the team members, with the athletes earning compensation based on sales and revenue share. This event is one of the largest women's NIL activations to date.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Angler Catches and Releases Northern Pike with Hideously Deformed Jaw
Angler Daniel Stormly caught an ugly northern pike with a massive jaw deformation. The fish's completely stubbed upper jaw and toothy lower jaw made it look strange. Stormly, who showcases his catches on Instagram, believes the deformed pike is one of the strangest he has ever caught.
#technology
Breitbart: 'Bring Back Twitter:' Elon Musk Heckled and Booed at Video Gaming Tournament
Tech billionaire Elon Musk faced backlash and chants demanding the restoration of Twitter during a video gaming tournament. Attendees booed Musk and chanted "Bring back Twitter" at the Valorant Champions 2023 tournament. Musk's controversial name change for the platform, layoffs, and other changes have led to a significant loss in value for Twitter. The tournament continued, but the crowd's discontent towards Musk remained a notable aspect of the event. Evil Geniuses went on to win the tournament.
#other
The Babylon Bee: Study: 92% Of Summer Vacation Is Spent Adjusting Kids' Goggles
Parents spend the majority of their summer adjusting their children's swim goggles, according to a new study. The average parent stops to adjust goggles over 1.7 million times, leaving little time for anything else. This activity consumes the majority of their vacation.
Fox News: Florida Gov. DeSantis expands state of emergency as Tropical Storm Idalia expected to become hurricane
State of emergency declared in Florida for 46 counties as Tropical Storm Idalia intensifies into a Category 3 hurricane. Governor warns of major impact and urges residents to evacuate. President Biden approves emergency declaration and provides federal funds for cleanup. Florida mobilizes National Guard and residents prepare for storm surge and potential power outages.