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#illegals
Flag And Cross: Illegals Defeat Locals: City Turns Former High School Into Shelter Despite Judge's Ruling, Massive Outcry
Concerned neighbors and parents in New York City protest the establishment of a shelter for illegal aliens near a school. They obtain a court order that is later overturned, leading to protests and arrests. The city government moves forward with housing the migrants in a former Catholic school.
Washington Free Beacon: Biden Admin Blames NY for Not Communicating Better With Illegal Immigrants Who Are Overwhelming City
The Biden administration responds to criticism from New York officials over the migrant crisis, citing issues with the state and city's response. They urge improvement in data collection and communication with migrants to facilitate asylum and work authorization (, ). Governor Hochul and Mayor Adams criticize the federal government for not doing enough, leading to tensions between them over handling the crisis (, ).
#politics
Daily Wire: Francis Suarez Becomes First Republican To Drop Out Of Primary Race
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez has dropped out of the 2024 presidential race, expressing disappointment in the current administration and the issues facing the country. He highlighted high inflation, elevated interest rates, open borders, rising crime, and the strength of the nation's enemies as concerns. Suarez emphasized his commitment to improving the nation for all Americans.
The Blaze: If Barr had the opportunity to appoint a special counsel to investigate Hunter Biden, then WHY didn’t he?
President Trump fired Barr for not investigating campaign activity. Barr also refused to appoint a special counsel in the Hunter Biden scandal. Mark Levin believes a special counsel should be appointed to investigate Joe Biden.
Breitbart: Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Suspends Presidential Campaign
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez has suspended his presidential campaign after failing to gain traction in the Republican primary race. Despite expressing confidence in making it to the debate stage, Suarez did not meet the Republican National Committee's criteria. He cited his commitment to making the country better and amplifying the voices of the Hispanic community.
Red State: Did Wisconsin Liberal Supreme Court Justices Stage a 'Coup?' Chief Justice Says Yes
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has experienced a major shift in power, with liberals gaining a majority and conservatives accusing them of staging a coup. Chief Justice Ziegler has accused the liberal justices of undermining her authority and creating chaos within the court. This power struggle may have significant consequences for the upcoming presidential election.
Breitbart: Poll: 'Trump’s Lead Unshaken' Despite Debate Absence and Mug Shot
Former President Donald Trump maintains a significant lead over other GOP candidates in a national poll of potential Republican primary voters. Trump is the top choice for 58 percent of voters, while Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis comes in second with 14 percent. The rankings remain unchanged, with businessman Vivek Ramaswamy at ten percent and former Vice President Mike Pence at six percent. Trump is the second choice for 37 percent of DeSantis supporters.
Newsbusters: CNN Remembers Joe The Plumber As The Star Of 'White Identity Politics'
Joe the Plumber's confrontation with Barack Obama in 2008 marked the beginning of "grievance politics" for white working class men. CNN panelists discussed how this led to the emergence of white identity politics and Republicans targeting this demographic. Despite Joe Biden's infrastructure bill, Democrats still struggle to connect with this segment of the population.
Fox News: New York GOP lawmaker calls for Staten Island to 'secede'
Rep. Nicole Malliotakis, R-N.Y., calls for Staten Island to secede from the rest of New York City due to Democrat Mayor Eric Adams' handling of the migrant crisis. Malliotakis criticizes Adams for not securing the border and urges him to listen to the concerns of the community. The call for secession is met with support from attendees.
PJ Media: Eminem Proves He's a Snowflake by Demanding GOP Candidate Stop Rapping His Songs
A middle-aged tech guru, Vivek Ramaswamy, ran for the Republican Party presidential nomination and rapped along to an Eminem song during a campaign event in Iowa. Eminem, known for his rebellious music, objected to the use of his songs and requested that they be removed from the campaign. Ramaswamy's attempt to look cool backfired, and Eminem revoked permission for his music to be used in the campaign.
Breitbart: Comer Demands All Info Linked to Weiss’s Special Counsel Appointment
Republican House committee chairs are demanding all documents and communications from the Department of Justice regarding Attorney General Merrick Garland's appointment of prosecutor David Weiss as special counsel in the Hunter Biden case. They question the timing of Weiss's appointment and allege special treatment for Hunter Biden, including privileged information and limitations on investigations. The Department of Justice has until September 11 to respond to the demand.
The Federalist: Report: Half Of Male Inmates Claiming Trans ID Are Sex Criminals
More than 50% of transgender men held at the Wisconsin Department of Corrections have been convicted of sexual assault or abuse. Similar issues arise in California where male criminals may be transferred to women's prisons based on "individual preference." Studies show high criminal patterns among male inmates who claim to be women, raising concerns about accommodating them with female inmates. Democrats, including President Biden, support policies that advocate for housing men with women, disregarding the safety of female inmates. This issue extends beyond prisons and affects women in various spaces such as sports and bathrooms.
#society
Fox News: Florida AG warns new residents, potential looters ahead of Hurricane Idalia landfall: ‘Law and order state'
Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody issued warnings for new residents experiencing a hurricane for the first time, as well as any "bad actors" looking to profit off the storm, in speaking with Fox News Digital. Moody also promised to prosecute anyone looking to loot abandoned properties after Hurricane Idalia makes landfall. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced that 49 of the state’s 67 counties now fall under a state of emergency with Hurricane Idalia expected to make landfall as a Category 3 Hurricane. More than 25,000 linemen and 5,500 National Guardsmen have been deployed statewide.
#economy
Forbes: U.S. Court Paves Way For Grayscale’s Bitcoin ETF—Sending Crypto Prices Surging
A federal court ruled that the SEC was wrong to reject Grayscale's application for a bitcoin ETF, leading to a surge in digital assets and a market capitalization increase of over $50 billion. This ruling is seen as a significant step towards the approval of a U.S. bitcoin ETF.
#culture
Flag And Cross: Bud Light Hits Resistance After Launching Huge Effort to Win Back NFL Fans: 'Nice Try'
Bud Light's new marketing campaign to win over NFL fans has backfired, causing it to lose its title as the country's best-selling beer and costing its parent company millions of dollars. Despite launching a campaign promoting free NFL Sunday Ticket packages, the response has been largely negative, with many expressing their disinterest in the brand. Bud Light's reputation has been tarnished after its partnership with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney, and it seems that a gimmicky NFL campaign won't be able to repair the damage.
#education
Red State: Update: The Gadsden Kid Is Undefeated, Has His School Running for the Hills
A school in Colorado faces backlash and legal action after trying to expel a student for wearing a Gadsden flag patch. Student's mother supports him, two law firms offer help. "Back-to-School Night" canceled.
#crime
Fox News: Dutch prosecutors want 12-year sentence for cricketer accused of placing bounty on populist figurehead Wilders
Dutch prosecutors demanded a 12-year prison sentence for a former Pakistani cricketer accused of inciting to murder anti-Islam lawmaker Geert Wilders. The suspect offered a bounty for anyone who killed Wilders, who has faced repeated threats due to his criticism of Islam.
The accused cricketer, believed to be in Pakistan, was banned from cricket for match-fixing in 2017. Wilders stated that a conviction would send a message that threats will not be accepted. The case coincides with Quran burnings in Sweden that have angered parts of the Muslim world.
Fox News: Jamaican authorities charge female dental assistant with abducting, killing 8-year-old
A Jamaican dental assistant is charged with murder and kidnapping after abducting and killing an 8-year-old girl. The woman was the ex-partner of the girl's police officer father.
Fox News: Ex-death row inmate sentenced a third time for Connecticut mom's grisly 2002 murder
Lazale Ashby, a former death row inmate in Connecticut, has been sentenced to 46½ years in prison for the 2002 murder of Elizabeth Garcia. Ashby's conviction was overturned in 2020, but he pleaded guilty to a murder charge in a new trial.
The Blaze: Inept arson suspect attempts to burn down church but nearly lights himself on fire in the process: Video
A man sets fire to a church in Florida, nearly burning himself in the process. The incident is believed to be arson.
Daily Wire: Mother Of Slain NJ GOP Councilwoman Arrested At Bail Hearing For Suspected Killer
The mother of murdered councilwoman Eunice Dwumfour was arrested at the killer's bail hearing. The suspect, Rashid Ali Bynum, is charged with her murder and was denied bail due to overwhelming evidence against him.
Fox News: UNC-Chapel Hill shooting suspect Tailei Qi appears in court
Ph.D. student Tailei Qi appeared in court for the first time after being charged with first-degree murder and possession of a gun on educational property for the fatal shooting of associate professor Zijie Yan at UNC-Chapel Hill. The motive behind the killing remains unknown. This tragedy has deeply impacted the university community and led to a cancellation of classes.
Daily Wire: U.S. Authorities Recover Millions From Notorious Hacking Network
A multinational law enforcement operation led to the dismantling of the Qakbot botnet malware platform, which caused extensive damage and financial losses. The operation spanned across several countries and resulted in the recovery of millions of victims' email addresses and passwords. The FBI neutralized the criminal supply chain and seized cryptocurrency profits.
Fox News: Virginia police call 20-year-old woman's disappearance 'suspicious'
Police in Virginia are investigating the suspicious disappearance of a 20-year-old woman. Avriel Hooks was last seen by her family on August 22 and her lack of communication and abnormal absence has raised concerns. The investigation is ongoing as a missing persons case.
#sports
Fox News: Raiders’ Jimmy Garoppolo happy Trey Lance ‘gets another opportunity’ after Cowboys trade
The San Francisco 49ers traded Trey Lance, their disappointing third pick from the 2021 NFL Draft, to the Dallas Cowboys. Lance's time in San Francisco was marred by injuries and he was unable to secure a starting spot. Jimmy Garoppolo, his former teammate, expressed support for Lance's new opportunity.
Forbes: Will Saudi Arabia Take Over Tennis? Early Moves Draw Mixed Reaction From Players, Experts
Saudi Arabia has secured the rights to host the Next Gen Finals for men's under-21 tennis players and the Women's Tennis Association is considering the country as a potential location for the tour's season-ending competition. However, players at the U.S. Open have expressed concerns about Saudi Arabia's history of women's and LGBTQ rights abuses.
The Blaze: Study: CTE affecting athletes' brains even in their teens — and it's not just from football, either
A study reveals that athletes can suffer from brain damage at younger ages than previously believed. Over 41% of 152 athletes who died before the age of 30 were found to have chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), with most cases being mild. Symptoms include headaches, memory problems, depression, and aggression. Football players had the highest percentage of CTE cases, followed by hockey, soccer, wrestling, and rugby players.
#science
Forbes: Rare Super Blue Moon Will Appear Wednesday — What It Is And How To See It
Wednesday night will showcase a rare "super blue moon," with two supermoons occurring in one month. Although it may not appear significantly larger, the moon should be brighter. The next super blue moon won't occur for another 14 years.
#technology
The American Spectator: Saving Ourselves From AI Deepfakes
Google's AI branch, DeepMind, is testing a permanent, invisible digital watermark called SynthID to distinguish real photos from deepfakes. Deepfakes, particularly pornography, are becoming a major concern, and watermarking is one way to mitigate the risks. However, SynthID is currently limited to Google's Imagen, and its universal application is necessary to effectively combat deepfakes.
#other
Forbes: Hurricane Idalia: Here Are The Evacuation Orders And Closures In Effect As Storm Nears Florida Landfall
Residents in Florida's Gulf Coast are under evacuation orders as Hurricane Idalia approaches, following the same path as last year's deadly Hurricane Ian. Mandatory evacuations have been issued for several counties, including Citrus, Franklin, and Hillsborough, while voluntary evacuations are in place for other areas. Schools, colleges, and various attractions like museums and parks have also closed. The hurricane is expected to bring life-threatening storm surge and destructive winds to the region.
Breitbart: Ron DeSantis: 25,000 Linemen and 'More on the Way' Ahead of Hurricane Idalia's Landfall
Florida is preparing for the arrival of Hurricane Idalia, with Governor Ron DeSantis urging residents to evacuate low lying coastal areas. Evacuation orders are in place for 22 different counties along the Gulf Coast and North Florida. Over 25,000 linemen are ready for power restoration efforts, with more on the way, and 5,500 National Guardsmen have been activated. The storm is expected to bring life-threatening storm surges and power outages across the state.
National Review: The Corner: Cooke: The Media Is Running an “Extortion Racket” in Its Coverage of Mass Shootings
In the latest episode of The Editors podcast, Charlie Cooke criticizes the media for its unequal treatment of mass shootings, highlighting the contrasting coverage of incidents in Florida and New York. He argues that the press holds politicians accountable based on their political alignment, rather than actual responsibility. Cooke condemns this biased approach, deeming it divisive and regressive.
