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#illegals
Daily Wire: WATCH: Karine Jean-Pierre Grilled Over Report Of ISIS Smuggler Sneaking People Into U.S.
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was questioned about an ISIS-related smuggling network bringing Uzbek illegal immigrants into the US. The incident triggered an urgent intelligence report and raised concerns about the vulnerability of the country's southern border. Jean-Pierre stated that the network had been disrupted and individuals smuggled were undergoing extra vetting and removal proceedings.
#politics
Newsbusters: After MRC Pressure, NBC Covers Gold Star Hearing, ABC & CBS Ignore
Gold Star families continue to demand answers and accountability two years after the deadly attack during the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan. NBC reports on the emotional testimonies while ABC and CBS prioritize other news stories. Many blame President Biden for the botched withdrawal, while the Pentagon defends its response. Joint Chiefs Chair Mark Milley acknowledges the families' need for accountability.
Red State: WATCH: Chaos Erupts in TN Legislature as Things Get Physical Between Justin Pearson and GOP Speaker
Democratic lawmakers Justin Jones and Justin Pearson, previously expelled but later reinstated, continue to disrupt the legislature in Tennessee. Jones objected to a bill adding more police officers to schools, causing chaos in the gallery. Pearson and Jones confronted Speaker Cameron Sexton, resulting in pushing and shoving. Despite attempts to calm the situation, Jones declared the House "out of order," while Pearson joined protesters outside. The Democrats' refusal to follow rules and respect colleagues exemplifies their entitlement and disregard for others. More disruptions are likely to come.
Breitbart: Media Fail: Usage Remains Strong on Facebook After Meta's Canada News Link Ban
Meta's decision to ban news links in Canada, in response to a "link tax" law, has not affected its user numbers. Despite the country's parliament enacting a bailout for legacy media, Meta's usage numbers have remained unchanged. This demonstrates that Facebook does not rely on mainstream news to survive. The Canadian bill, similar to the JCPA in the US, aims to force tech companies to support left-leaning legacy media. Both Meta and Google have blocked news links in Canada, while Facebook previously did so in Australia.
Red State: WATCH: CNN's Cringefest Segment on the Passing of Joe the Plumber Was Low Point for 'Journalism'
"Joe the Plumber," Samuel Wurzelbacher, died at 49 from pancreatic cancer. He gained national attention in 2008 for questioning Barack Obama's tax plan. The media coverage of his passing turned into a discussion about "white identity politics" and the Democratic party's struggle with white working class voters.
#society
Front Page Magazine: PragerU Video: I Entered College Happy. I Left Angry
Annabella Rockwell, once indoctrinated with leftist ideology, finds her beliefs challenged during the 2020 riots. After encountering a PragerU video, she realizes she has been brainwashed and becomes a proud conservative patriot.
The Imaginative Conservative: Wilhelm Röpke’s Magnetism of the Garden
Wilhelm Röpke, a free-market economist, was deeply impacted by his experiences during the First World War. He believed that war was the result of economic nationalism and launched a lifelong struggle against it. He also emphasized the importance of the natural family as the foundation of civilization and a free society. However, he had conflicting views on family life and population growth.
The Blaze: California mom says she lost her job 10 days after speaking against LGBTQ materials at school board meeting
A mom in California was fired from her job after making politically incorrect comments about LGBTQ materials in school curricula at a school board meeting. She believes she was targeted by "cancel culture" and faced backlash for her opinions. The real estate company she worked for denies that her dismissal was based on her beliefs.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: The American-Israeli Defense Treaty
Talk of a defense alliance between Israel and the US is gaining traction in Jerusalem. Israel sees such an alliance as a way to deter Iran and its proxies from launching a direct assault. However, there are concerns about the potential limitations and vagueness of a defense treaty. Some believe that it could leave Israel's hands tied and may not provide the necessary guarantees of US backing. The small print in the treaty would be crucial.
#economy
Forbes: Disney ‘Repeatedly Misled Investors’ About Streaming Losses, Lawsuit Alleges
Disney's top executives are being sued by shareholders for allegedly misleading investors about the financial state of Disney+. The lawsuit claims that the company's wrongful acts and omissions resulted in a significant decline in the market value of Disney shares. The suit also alleges that Disney hid the true costs of the platform by shifting shows' marketing and production costs.
#crime
Red State: UNC Graduate Student Charged With First-Degree Murder of Professor
Graduate student Tailei Qi is charged with fatally shooting his professor, Zijie Yan, at the University of North Carolina. Qi appeared in court and was held without bond. He is also charged with possession of a gun on educational property.
Forbes: More Than 500 Killed In Mass Shootings This Year—Most In At Least 10 Years
Over 500 people have been killed in mass shootings this year, the most in at least 10 years. There have been 476 mass shootings with a total of 508 people killed. More than 25,000 people have been injured in gun-related events.
Fox News: New Jersey child removed from house where 30 dead dogs were found, suspects arrested: police
New Jersey police remove child from home with malnourished and dead animals. Halbach and Leconey charged with endangering child and animal cruelty.
#sports
Fox News: Deion Sanders rips NCAA's handling of mental health issues amid eligibility denial for two-time transfer
Coach Deion Sanders criticized the NCAA for denying immediate eligibility to Colorado player Tyler Brown, who has battled mental health issues. Sanders questioned the NCAA's commitment to mental health and accused them of ostracizing Brown. The NCAA's new guidelines limit waivers for players transferring a second time, only allowing immediate eligibility for health reasons or "exigent circumstances." Brown, who played well under Sanders at Jackson State, will not be able to play for Colorado this season.
Fox News: Texas high school football player was 'near death' from in-game heat stroke, mother says
A high school football game turns deadly when Austin Bowie's offensive lineman, Justice Trumpler, suffers a heat stroke. Trumpler's condition worsens, resulting in brain swelling, kidney failure, and muscle breakdown. His mother calls for a reassessment of playing sports in extreme weather conditions.
#outdoors
Fox News: 800-pound, 14-foot alligator caught in Mississippi breaks harvest record: 'A lot of leather'
Four alligator hunters in Mississippi have broken the state's hunting record with a reptile that weighs over 800 pounds and measures 14 feet long. The alligator was caught in the West Central Alligator Hunting Zone and is being donated to food shelters.
#technology
Breitbart: Massive Emergency Alert Test to Sound Alarms on all U.S. Cellphones, TVs, Radios
Emergency alert test in October will sound alarms on all U.S. cellphones, TVs, and radios to ensure the national alert system is working. No action required.
Forbes: Apple To Unveil New IPhone And Apple Watch In September—Here Are Some New Features To Expect
Apple is expected to announce the iPhone 15 and next generation Apple Watch at a product update event on September 12. Rumors suggest that the iPhone will have a screen that stretches to the edges of the device, a dynamic island feature that allows for more display space, and a switch to USB-C charging. The higher-end versions may also have thinner borders and a periscope lens camera. The event is highly anticipated due to Apple's declining sales and the iPhone's importance to the company's revenue.
Breitbart: Congrats! San Francisco's Robotaxi Chaos May Be Coming to a City Near You
Self-driving taxis are now operational in three American cities and undergoing testing in over 12 others. Waymo and Cruise are leading the commercialization of robotaxis, aiming to scale rapidly and turn a costly endeavor into a profitable business. However, public opinion remains skeptical, with 68% of respondents in a recent survey expressing fear of autonomous vehicles. The negative public sentiment is partly due to the performance of robotaxis in San Francisco, where they have caused traffic jams and even hindered the work of firefighters.