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29 Aug 2023
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#politics
Liberty Nation: The Post-Debate GOP Polls: Who Got the Bump?
The GOP presidential debate did not harm Trump's standing in the polls, but actually improved it. Republican voters saw no standout alternatives and consider Trump the most viable choice. Christie and Hutchinson, portrayed as opponents of Trumpism, received low support from viewers. Trump's decision to skip the debate was seen as the right move by a majority of polled individuals. Furthermore, Trump's arrest in Atlanta became a symbol of defiance for his supporters, giving him "street cred" according to Craig Scott. Trump has raised $7 million since the arrest and is currently leading over Biden in major polls.
Fox News: Pakistani court suspends former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s conviction, sentencing
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has had his corruption conviction suspended, allowing him to contest the upcoming parliamentary elections. Khan denies the charges and plans to challenge the graft case in a retrial. However, he faces other charges and it is unclear if he will be released from prison.
Pakistan is currently facing economic and political turmoil, with high inflation and price hikes causing anger among the population. The upcoming elections have been delayed to allow for the redrawing of constituencies. Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar has promised a free and fair vote.
The Federalist: Nancy Mace Knifes Her Party With Pro-Abortion Talking Points
A new group of Republicans, including Rep. Nancy Mace, are distancing themselves from the GOP's positions to appeal to President Biden. Mace argued that Republicans should not take a strong stance against abortion, calling it an "attack" on women. She also opposed protecting preborn life in a budget bill. Other Republicans like Sens. Murkowski and Collins have undermined the pro-life movement by pushing for federal support for abortion. Students for Life Action is working to recruit primary challengers and support champions who are dedicated to the pro-life cause. They plan to educate voters on politicians' abortion extremism in the upcoming elections.
Liberty Nation: Donald Trump to Face DC Trial Amid GOP Primary
Former President Donald Trump faces a federal criminal trial for alleged 2020 election interference starting on March 4, 2024, right before Super Tuesday. This hampers his White House re-election bid. Trump's defense attorneys petitioned for a trial in April 2026, but the judge denied it.
The Federalist: Dems Aren’t Interfering In 2024 With Trump Trial, They’re Rigging It
U.S. District Judge sets a trial date for Donald Trump in a Jan. 6-related case. The timing coincides with Super Tuesday and could disrupt Trump's campaign. This is seen as an attempt to rig the 2024 election.
Fox News: Texas National Guard launches probe after member fires across border, reportedly wounding Mexican national
The Texas National Guard is investigating after a member allegedly shot a Mexican national across the border. The incident occurred when the guardsman saw three men attacking migrants attempting to cross the river. The wounded person has been identified as Darwin José García.
Fox News: Dems who blamed Hawaii fires on climate change largely silent after county says power line responsible
Democratic lawmakers blamed recent wildfires in Hawaii on climate change but remained silent when evidence showed that the state's power company was responsible. Maui County filed a lawsuit alleging that the power lines of Hawaiian Electric Company (HECO) sparked the fires due to negligence. Despite this, lawmakers such as Sens. Ed Markey and Jeff Merkley, and Reps. Ro Khanna and Cori Bush, who initially blamed climate change for the fires, ignored requests for comment. The county's lawsuit accused HECO of failing to power down its electrical equipment and maintain the power grid, resulting in systemic failures that caused multiple fires.
Fox News: Watchdog group calls out Biden NIH nominee over medical malpractice suits: 'Arrogant surgeon'
Conservative watchdog group uncovers four medical malpractice cases against Dr. Monica Bertagnolli, President Biden's nominee for NIH Director, raising concerns about her abilities and temperament. The cases include a botched hernia surgery and a wrongful death lawsuit.
Fox News: Vivek Ramaswamy responds to recent media firestorms: 'My position has been caricatured'
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy responds to criticisms from the media and left regarding his positions stated during the first GOP primary debate. Ramaswamy defends his statements about Rep. Ayanna Pressley and asserts that the press mischaracterizes his stances. He clarifies his views on U.S. aid to Israel and emphasizes the importance of the U.S.-Israel relationship. Ramaswamy also discusses his stance on Ukraine, Taiwan, and his desire to defend American interests while avoiding World War III.
The Federalist: 'Joe The Plumber' Was Right About Barack Obama
Joe the Plumber, famous for confronting Barack Obama about his economic policies, has passed away. Obama's progressive agenda and the implementation of Obamacare resulted in a toxic political environment in which Congress became dysfunctional and executive overreach became the norm. Obama's legacy includes a disregard for constitutional limits on state power and a normalization of illiberalism.
National Review: Renominating Trump Could Cause a Dangerous Chain Reaction
The nomination of Donald Trump as the GOP candidate could potentially trigger legal and electoral chaos due to a constitutional provision that disqualifies anyone who has engaged in insurrection or rebellion from holding office. Law professors argue that Trump's conduct following the 2020 election qualifies as insurrection, making him constitutionally disqualified from running for president. The process to determine Trump's eligibility could involve multiple actors, including election officials and voters, and may even reach the Supreme Court. The outcome is uncertain, and the chain reaction of events could have significant consequences for our institutions and democracy.
Fox News: Clip of 18-year-old Ramaswamy asking 2004 hopeful Al Sharpton about lack of 'political experience' goes viral
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy is gaining attention for a video from 2003 where he questioned then-Democratic candidate Rev. Al Sharpton on his lack of political experience. Ramaswamy, a former Harvard student, asked why someone with the least political experience should earn his vote. Sharpton responded by emphasizing his long history of involvement in the political movement. Ramaswamy, who is currently placing third in national polls, has faced criticism from GOP rivals for his lack of experience.
#society
Forbes: David’s Bridal Is Betting On Love And Marriage To Rebound In 2024
David's Bridal, a wedding dress company, is hoping for an uptick in weddings and proposals after the pandemic caused a lag in romance. The company recently survived its second bankruptcy filing and is now focused on repositioning itself with new tech and expanding its marketing beyond bridal.
Fox News: Coast Guard saves 4 people, dog from sinking boat moments before it capsizes
U.S. Coast Guard rescues four people and a dog from sinking boat in New Jersey's Barnegat Bay. No injuries reported.
Red State: Humanizing the Badge: Police Officers Are Humans Too, Part 1
Police officers and deputy sheriffs have a dangerous and mentally taxing job. They face physical dangers and witness the worst of humanity. They are expected to bury their grief and trauma, causing significant stress on themselves and their families. Their experiences can lead to post-traumatic stress disorder. These officers are forced to stay strong and hide their feelings, putting a strain on their personal lives.
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Euromaidan Press: Russo-Ukrainian War. Day 552: Zelenskyy says he wants elections in 2024
As the Russo-Ukrainian War continues, Russia has concentrated over 100,000 troops in the Kupiansk-Lyman direction in Ukraine. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy expresses his desire for elections in 2024 and calls for international assistance. The situation remains dire with daily attacks on Ukrainian positions and civilian infrastructure. The Ukrainian Defence Forces continue to hold their ground and gain footholds in certain areas, but the fighting remains intense. Russia has likely cancelled its planned military exercise, Exercise ZAPAD 23, due to lack of troops and equipment. The losses for the Russian Army continue to increase, and the occupiers are preparing for mobilization in the occupied territories. The Russians also continue to stockpile missiles that pose a threat to Ukraine. The humanitarian situation is dire, with an estimated 100,000 civilians killed in Mariupol alone.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Chinese official agrees to improve cooperation with US during meeting with Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo
Chinese official expresses willingness to improve cooperation with the US on economic relations. The two governments plan to launch groups to discuss trade tension and other disputes, but neither side is ready to compromise on key issues. The US Commerce Secretary meets with Chinese officials to stabilize relations, with hopes for open engagement and concrete actions. China seeks policy changes on Taiwan and access to technology, while the US defends its national security measures. China aims to revive investor interest and reverse economic slump. The visits take place under an agreement made by Chinese leader Xi Jinping and President Joe Biden, but no indication of policy change from Beijing.
Fox News: North Korea will soon equip navy with nuclear weapons, Kim Jong Un warns
North Korea's navy will soon have nuclear weapons to support their "deterrence" strategy, blaming the US for increasing the danger of nuclear war. Their focus is on equipping submarines with nuclear-capable missiles. This comes after a year of increased aggression and failed attempts to launch satellites.
#military
Fox News: 3 US Marines killed in Osprey crash in Australia have been identified
Three US Marines were killed when a Marine Corps Osprey crashed in Australia during joint military exercises. The Marines were identified as Cpl. Spencer R. Collart, Capt. Eleanor V. LeBeau, and Maj. Tobin J. Lewis. The crash also injured 20 individuals, three of whom remain in the hospital.
#crime
Fox News: Nevada 'black widower' convicted again of murdering 6th wife, hit man
After a retrial, Thomas Randolph was found guilty of orchestrating his sixth wife's murder and killing the hit man he hired. Randolph was convicted of conspiracy to commit murder and two counts of murder with use of a deadly weapon. Prosecutors argued that Randolph arranged for the hit man to kill his wife for insurance money. Randolph's previous conviction and death sentence were overturned in 2020 due to evidence from a prior case.
#sports
Fox News: Obama family watches as Coco Gauff wins US Open first-round matchup
Former President Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, were at the U.S. Open to watch Coco Gauff's victory. Gauff met the Obamas afterward and received some advice from Michelle Obama about speaking up for herself. They also participated in a tribute to Billie Jean King, highlighting the importance of equal pay for women in tennis.
Fox News: Mets fans shower Rangers' Max Scherzer with boos in first return to Citi Field since deadline trade
Max Scherzer, former pitcher for the New York Mets, faced a hostile reception from fans when he returned to Citi Field. Despite a successful tenure with the Mets, Scherzer was traded to the Texas Rangers along with Justin Verlander. The Mets, plagued by a disappointing season, decided to prioritize the future by acquiring top prospects in exchange for their star pitchers. Scherzer took the boos in stride and praised the Mets' efforts to build a championship team. However, Mets fans, hoping for immediate success, will have to wait longer for a shot at a championship.
Forbes: What Should Manchester United Do With Uruguay International Facundo Pellistri This Season?
Facundo Pellistri has struggled to find regular playing time at Manchester United despite his impressive performances for Uruguay. The winger's directness and attacking ability make him a fan favorite, but he has been limited to brief substitute appearances in the Premier League. Pellistri, who desires regular first-team football, may benefit from a loan move to a Premier League club like Sheffield United.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Big Buck Hunting: 5 Keys to Tagging a Giant This Fall
Successful big buck hunting has become more feasible, with hunters now tagging more mature bucks than younger ones. Mature bucks have smaller home ranges and spend more time in core areas, so hunting early and focusing on these areas is key. They also respond differently to hunting pressure, so hunting smarter and farther away from roads is important. Mature bucks are the first to leave sign and the first and last to breed, so scouting for early rubs and scrapes and sticking it out past the rut can lead to success. Lastly, mature bucks have unique personalities, so paying attention to their behaviors and details is crucial.
#other
Forbes: Naked Wines’s Unique Business Model – Where Consumers Become ‘Angels’
At a summer tasting event held by Naked Wines, an online wine subscription company, customers called "angels" gathered to taste wine and enjoy food from food trucks. Naked Wines cuts out middle people to reduce costs and offers a $40 per month subscription that allows angels to select from hundreds of wines. The company has over 300,000 angels in the U.S. and is publicly traded on the London Stock Exchange.
National Review: Saving California’s Salton Sea
The Salton Sea in California is facing a catastrophic decline, with drying up and increasing toxicity. The decline is mainly due to reduced agricultural runoff and excessive evaporation. Various proposals have been put forward to save the Salton Sea, including connecting it to the Pacific Ocean through a pipe to maintain water levels and using desalination plants to purify the water. However, the dysfunctional governing elite in California and the high costs associated with these solutions make it unlikely that any significant action will be taken.