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#politics
Fox News: Multi-party coalition criticizes Egyptian government in rare show of dissent
Egypt's new Free Current coalition criticizes President el-Sissi's government for persecuting politicians. The coalition warns of severe danger to the country's political and economic future. The el-Sissi government has detained thousands of Muslim Brotherhood supporters and activists without trial.
Forbes: DeSantis Team Denies Trump’s Rumor He’ll Drop Out Of Presidential Race To Run For Senate
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis denies Trump's claim that he will drop out of the presidential race to run for Senate instead. GOP debate ratings exceeded expectations without Trump's presence, suggesting an alternative candidate may be desired. DeSantis's poll numbers have fallen, while Trump's support has also declined.
DeSantis cannot run for Senate without resigning as governor, but a recent amendment to Florida's resign-to-run law allows him to run for president. Trump's recent arrest in Georgia has not affected his poll numbers, and he continues to attack DeSantis. DeSantis has faced controversies, setbacks, and financial difficulties during his campaign. He has struggled to gain support and donations compared to Trump.
National Review: Jen Psaki Isn’t Telling the Truth about Late-Term Abortion
Former White House press secretary Jen Psaki responded to GOP claims about late-term abortions, stating that Democrats do not support abortion up until birth. However, data suggests that a majority of late-term abortions are performed on physically healthy babies of physically healthy mothers. Psaki's assertion that late-term abortions are almost always performed to save the life of the mother or because of a devastating medical diagnosis is contradicted by the admissions of a Colorado abortionist who performs late-term abortions. Despite this, President Biden and Senate Democrats do not support making elective late-term abortions illegal.
Flag And Cross: Large Crowd Chanting ‘We Love Trump’ Descends on Trump Tower in Leftist New York City
Pro-Trump rally in Manhattan shows strong support despite legal indictments and persecution from Democrats. Trump's popularity in GOP primary continues to rise. Democrats' strategy may backfire in 2024.
#society
The Right Scoop: Wyoming sorority members forced to accommodate biological male into their house after failed lawsuit
The University of Wyoming sorority, Kappa Kappa Gamma, will now have to accept transgender member Artemis Langford, despite objections from some female members. Six girls filed a lawsuit against the decision, claiming discomfort and inappropriate behavior by Langford, but the judge dismissed the case, citing the sorority's right to define membership. Some women may choose to leave the organization.
Forbes: Hawaiian Electric Denies Starting Maui Fires—Share Price Jumps 47%
Hawaiian Electric denies accusations that its power lines caused the deadly fires on Maui, stating that they had been shut off before the damaging fire. An initial fire caused by collapsed power lines was contained and extinguished, but a second fire started later and the cause is still unknown. Maui County has filed a lawsuit against Hawaiian Electric, accusing them of negligence.
Breitbart: Maui Man: Police Chief's Claim of Knocking on Doors Is a 'Total Lie'
Residents in Maui are disputing claims by the police chief that officers attempted to evacuate people as wildfires raged through the area. Locals reported no warning, sirens, or loudspeakers, contradicting the chief's statement. Additionally, there is criticism that police set up barricades that prevented residents from escaping the fires.
The Blaze: Video shows climate activists crying and screaming as Nevada tribal cops destroy blockade on road to Burning Man festival
Nevada tribal police drive through a blockade at the Burning Man festival, arresting climate activists. Activists claim to be peaceful while police review their conduct.
Red State: Full Video of Child Crying During 'Transition' Procedure Raises Even More Red Flags
A child's medical "transition" is captured on video, showing their discomfort with hormone blockers and their mother's influence. The video highlights the lack of informed consent during such procedures. It sheds light on the dangerous indoctrination and manipulation present in these situations.
#war
Forbes: There Are So Many Explosives-Laden Drones Flying Over Southern Ukraine That They’re Running Into Each Other
Ukraine's drone advantage over Russia has diminished as the Russians have successfully acquired and trained troops to use small drones equipped with explosives. Ukrainian forces rely on donations and volunteers to operate their drones, while the Russians have institutionalized the acquisition and production of drones. The Russians have devised new tactics combining drones with satellite-guided bombs, and are able to penetrate Ukrainian air-defenses. The drone campaign over Ukraine has become a battle of swarming drones, with both sides understanding the limited places for deployment. The main lesson for the Ukrainians is to never underestimate their enemy.
#economy
Daily Wire: Inflation Still ‘Too High’ To Consider Cutting Interest Rates, Fed Chair Says
Chairman of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, hinted at the possibility of more interest rate hikes during the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium. Despite efforts to curb inflation, Powell expressed concerns about the economy continuing to perform above expectations, suggesting further tightening of monetary policy may be necessary.
#health
Breitbart: Police: Former U.S. Swimming Champ Jamie Cail Died of Accidental Fentanyl Overdose
American gold medal-winning swimmer, Jamie Cail, found dead in her home in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Death ruled accidental due to Fentanyl intoxication. She was known for her talent and popularity on the island.
Fox News: Jessie James Decker shares 'issue' with breast implants while pregnant with baby No. 4
Country singer Jessie James Decker reveals issues with her breast implants during pregnancy, expressing the need for a future reduction. Despite her surprise fourth pregnancy and previous discussions about her husband getting a vasectomy, Decker and her husband, Eric Decker, are happy about the news. The couple already has three children.
#education
Fox News: MSNBC host defends school lockdowns for COVID, attacks 'dangerous myths' of learning loss
MSNBC host Mehdi Hasan defends school shutdowns during the pandemic, dismissing claims of learning loss as "dangerous myths." Hasan argues that closing schools was necessary to protect children from COVID-19. He mocks critics and their concerns about learning loss.
#crime
Fox News: NYC police probing possible murder-suicide after four found dead in apartment, including young boy, girl
A family of four found stabbed to death in their New York City apartment. Police suspect murder-suicide.
#technology
Breitbart: Elon Musk's Twitter/X Takes on Microsoft's LinkedIn with Job Listing Feature
Elon Musk's platform X (formerly known as Twitter) is launching a job listing feature for verified users, aiming to compete with LinkedIn. Musk finds LinkedIn cringe-worthy and prefers to have resumes emailed to him. The new feature will allow verified accounts to post job ads underneath their bio sections, reaching millions of relevant candidates. Musk envisions X as an all-in-one app, similar to popular Asian apps like WeChat.
Forbes: Xbox Is About To Leave PlayStation In Starfield’s Glittering Space Dust
Xbox is set to launch Starfield, their biggest console exclusive, signaling a major shift in the console wars. With Microsoft's acquisition of Bethesda and other studios, more exclusives will be withheld from PlayStation. This move comes with concerns about the sustainability of the subscription-based Xbox Game Pass and the impact of studio acquisitions on the gaming industry.
#other
Daily Wire: Eminem Tells Ramaswamy To Stop Using His Music
Rapper Eminem sends a letter to revoke license for Vivek Ramaswamy's campaign using his songs, asking BMI to remove all Eminem works from the agreement. Ramaswamy, who performed raps in college, responds by mentioning his own background and admiration for Eminem's music.