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#illegals
The Blaze: Driver who allegedly killed child in school bus crash is an illegal alien released into US under Biden policy: Report
An illegal alien caused a deadly school bus crash in Ohio. The suspect, Hermanio Joseph, arrived at the U.S.-Mexico border in 2022 and was released under the Biden administration. He faces charges of vehicular manslaughter and involuntary manslaughter.
#politics
Breitbart: Ron Johnson: Obama Should Let Archives Release Joe Biden's Alias Emails
Sen. Ron Johnson is urging former President Barack Obama to allow the National Archives to release President Joe Biden's emails and records, as they are linked to his use of alias email addresses. The Southeastern Legal Foundation filed a Freedom of Information Act request for Biden's emails in 2021, but the Archives failed to produce them. The Archives' refusal to release the emails appears to be politically motivated.
Lawmakers are scrutinizing Biden's use of alias email addresses, and requests for the contents of those email addresses have gone unanswered. Republicans are particularly concerned about one alias, "Robert Peters," which has a domain name connected to the Executive Office of the President. An email sent to this alias in 2016 included an attachment with Vice President Biden's schedule, indicating a phone call with the Ukrainian president.
Fox News: Trump fundraising spikes after Fulton County mugshot, surpassing $20M in August
Former President Trump has raised over $9.4 million through fundraising since being processed and taking a mugshot in Fulton County, Georgia. The Trump campaign sold merchandise with his mugshot, including t-shirts, coffee mugs, and posters, bringing in a total of over $2 million. The funds will be used for political and campaign activities.
Breitbart: GOP Lawmakers Rip Joe Biden for Using Email Alias to Conduct Business
Republican lawmakers are alarmed by reports that Joe Biden used email aliases to conduct family business, with concerns about potential corruption and compromise of national security. Some lawmakers, such as Harriet Hageman and Kevin McCarthy, are calling for an impeachment inquiry to investigate the Biden scandal, while others, like Marjorie Taylor Greene, highlight the need for action and unity within the Republican party. The National Archives has refused to release the emails and records connected to Biden's aliases, causing further suspicion and demands for transparency.
Daily Wire: DeSantis Prioritizes Managing Florida Hurricane Response Over Presidential Campaign
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis will prioritize hurricane response over his presidential campaign, just as he did during Hurricane Ian. DeSantis received praise for his handling of Hurricane Ian, including from President Biden.
Washington Free Beacon: Whitmer Administration Used ‘Calculated’ Scheme To Hide Sensitive Email From the Public, Lawsuit Says
A consultant for Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer used a coded message to conceal sensitive communications about the administration's response to a water crisis. The consultant used Greek letters in an email discussing a lead water crisis in Benton Harbor, comparing it to the crisis in Flint. Whitmer has not reversed the policy that exempts her office from public records requests, despite promising transparency during her campaign.
Breitbart: Jon Voight Slams Biden’s ‘Corrupt’ Administration, ‘Disgusting Scheme’ Against Trump: ‘This Is a Civil War’
Actor Jon Voight warns that the current administration is a "corrupt mob" involved in a "disgusting scheme" against former President Donald Trump. He calls it a civil war against all of us and urges Americans to stand up for the truth. He emphasizes the importance of God's truths and the freedom that the American dream represents.
Flag And Cross: DeSantis Hecklers Silenced as Black Councilwoman Grabs the Mic and Chews Them Out
Democratic City Council member Ju'Coby Pittman intervened to stop hecklers from booing Republican Governor Ron DeSantis at a prayer vigil for the victims of a racially motivated shooting. The shooter, Ryan Palmeter, had left behind racist writings and had worked at a Dollar General store before the incident. DeSantis announced a $1 million donation to enhance security at Edward Waters University. Pittman urged the crowd to let the governor speak and emphasized the need to put aside political divisions in the face of tragedy. DeSantis vowed to hold the shooter accountable and reiterated his support for historically black colleges and universities.
Newsbusters: Soros-Funded Group Pressures Big Tech to Silence So-Called ‘Election Disinformation’
Leftist group Common Cause, funded by George Soros, is boasting of its election-interfering censorship efforts with Big Tech ahead of the 2024 election. The group pressured tech platforms like Twitter and Facebook to censor election content, claiming that "election disinformation continues to pose a major threat to our democracy." Common Cause received grants from Soros's Open Society Foundations and instructed the media on reporting and identifying content. They also called for increased censorship efforts by Big Tech and expressed dissatisfaction with former President Donald Trump no longer being banned on social media platforms.
Breitbart: Post-Indictment Poll: Trump Holds Enormous Lead over GOP Rivals in Georgia
Former President Donald Trump maintains a strong lead among likely Republican primary voters in Georgia, with 57 percent supporting him for his third consecutive nomination. His closest competitor, Gov. Ron DeSantis, trails far behind at 15 percent. The poll, conducted after Trump's indictment in Fulton County, shows that many voters do not view the charges against him as serious.
National Review: Trump Losing Significant Ground to Biden among White Voters, New Analysis Finds
Former President Donald Trump's lead over President Biden among white voters has significantly decreased since 2020, particularly among white college-educated voters. Trump's support among black voters has grown, but experts believe it won't be enough to make up for the loss of support among white voters. Historical trends show that Democrats have consistently won a large percentage of the black vote, and despite some polls suggesting Republican inroads, it is unlikely that there will be a substantial shift in support among black voters.
Fox News: John Eastman to warn that freedom of speech is 'gone' after Fulton County charges
Former Trump attorney John Eastman is expected to speak out about the loss of freedom of speech in an interview with Fox News. Eastman and 17 others, including Trump, were charged in an investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia. Eastman maintains they did nothing wrong and were challenging the election based on allegations of fraud. He was charged with multiple crimes and turned himself in to the Fulton County Jail. Eastman criticizes the indictment for targeting attorneys and attempting to stifle individuals' ability to challenge election results.
The Blaze: House Majority Leader Steve Scalise announces cancer diagnosis, calls it 'very treatable'
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise announced that he has been diagnosed with multiple myeloma, a treatable blood cancer. He has started treatment and plans to continue working through the process. Scalise received support and prayers from fellow lawmakers.
#society
Forbes: Shattered Water Main Floods Times Square, Manhattan Subway (Photos)
Early this morning, a 120-year-old water main broke in Times Square, flooding the New York City subway system and nearby streets. Services on the 1, 2, and 3 train lines were paused for nearly six hours, impacting 300,000 customers. Mobile pumps were used to remove 800,000 gallons of water, and subway employees assisted with the cleanup. The water has been pumped out, and services are now up and running with no delays expected for the evening rush hour.
Fox News: Explosion at home of Titans' Caleb Farley caused by natural gas, investigators say
NFL player Caleb Farley's suburban home in North Carolina was destroyed in a natural gas explosion, killing his father and injuring another person. The cause of the gas leak is still unknown.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: Hannity Gets Anti-War Vivek to Sound Like a Neocon
GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy denies proposing to cut off military aid to Israel and defense of Taiwan, pledging instead to strengthen support for both countries if elected. Ramaswamy, a self-proclaimed isolationist, has faced criticism for his foreign policy positions and is now shifting his stance. He aims to negotiate an updated peace treaty between Israel and other countries while also ensuring Iran doesn't obtain nuclear capabilities. He also clarified his position on Taiwan, stating that the US would defend the country until achieving semiconductor independence. Ramaswamy's overall strategy is to withdraw America from global entanglements and focus on defending the homeland.
Washington Free Beacon: Under Pressure, Pentagon Restricts Program That Allows Colleges With CCP Outposts To Receive Taxpayer Funds
The Pentagon has restricted a policy that would have allowed American colleges to receive taxpayer funds while hosting Chinese spy outposts. Congress banned the Pentagon from awarding research projects to schools with Confucius Institutes due to concerns of CCP espionage. The Pentagon has now narrowed the waiver program and closed loopholes to prevent access to sensitive military research.
#economy
Breitbart: Hurricane Idalia Could Worsen Gas Prices as It Nears the Gulf Coast
Hurricane Idalia threatens to worsen gas prices in the US as it approaches the Florida coast, potentially impacting oil and gas output in the Gulf. The storm surge and destructive winds pose a significant threat, leading to evacuation orders in affected areas.
#crime
Fox News: Interim Jackson, MS, police chief officially confirmed as department's head
Joseph Wade has been chosen as the permanent police chief for Jackson, Mississippi. Wade, who has 28 years of service, plans to focus on addressing violent crimes, recruiting and retaining officers, and securing pay raises. The city council voted unanimously to approve his appointment.
#sports
Fox News: Oberlin College coach: 'Felt like I was burned at the stake' over opinion on trans athletes in women's sports
Oberlin College women's lacrosse coach Kim Russell spoke out about the inclusion of transgender individuals in women's sports. She faced backlash from administrators and players after posting a sarcastic comment about a transgender athlete's victory. Russell was reprimanded and asked to apologize but refused. She expressed her belief that women should compete against other biological females and has faced criticism and silencing for her views.
Forbes: Jessica Pegula Is A Success Story With Or Without Money And Majors
Jessica Pegula, daughter of a billionaire, has had a successful tennis career but is still looking for a breakthrough in a Grand Slam. She remains focused and unphased by pressure, while her backstory of overcoming injuries and personal challenges makes her success even more impressive.
Fox News: Angels place 5 players on waivers following miserable stretch after trade deadline: report
The Los Angeles Angels traded for Lucas Giolito and made a push for the playoffs, but their season quickly went downhill. Since the trade deadline, they have a terrible record and their postseason hopes are all but gone. Shohei Ohtani's elbow injury adds to their woes.
#other
Fox News: Greek wildfire now EU's largest on record as it enters 11th day
The wildfire in northeastern Greece is the worst in the EU since 2000, resulting in 20 deaths. Firefighters and international aid are battling to contain the blaze and prevent further destruction. Authorities are investigating the cause of the fires, including suspicions of arson.