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#politics
The New American: Pressure Mounting on Biden to Declare a Climate Emergency - The New American
Climate zealots are pressuring President Biden to declare a climate emergency in the United States. They believe this declaration would grant the president the power to halt crude-oil exports, suspend offshore drilling, and advance their climate agenda without congressional approval. Although Biden has not formally declared an emergency, he has claimed to have done so already. The climate cult insists on an official emergency declaration to bypass the democratic process and push their agenda forward.
PJ Media: 1,600 Scientists Clown-Slap the Prairie Fairies Once and for All
PJ Media is being demonetized by Big Tech, who seek out certain words and phrases to suppress. Climate change is being referred to as "Stormin' Norman." A group of experts and scientists, including Nobel Laureates, have signed a declaration stating that climate change is politically driven and not a real crisis. They argue that scientific study should be less political and politicians should consider the costs and benefits of their policies.
Daily Wire: Fascism Isn’t Right-Wing
Jake Tapper interviews Chris Christie about authoritarianism in the Republican Party. Christie believes it's a Donald Trump problem, not a widespread issue within the party. The media's narrative that fascism is exclusive to the Right is false.
Breitbart: Nolte: Democrat-Run Cities See Explosion of Hate Crimes
Hate crimes are on the rise in Democrat-run cities, with Chicago experiencing an 84.6% increase, Austin a 58.6% surge, Los Angeles a 40.6% jump, Philadelphia a 26.5% rise, and New York a 14.3% uptick. Only San Diego, Phoenix, and San Antonio saw a decrease. This rise is attributed to the Democrats' focus on dividing Americans based on race, sexual preferences, and gender, instead of addressing the cities' problems.
The Blaze: Whitlock: The Trump mug shot could make the former president Tupac Shakur and Abraham Lincoln
The backlash of martyring Donald Trump has led to black men abandoning the portrayal of him as Hitler. Trump has become a symbol of rebellion against the corrupt justice system. Black men are showing support for Trump, wearing controversial T-shirts and questioning liberal culture. The rebellion driven by a spiritual awakening may lead to political consequences, including a potential shift away from the Democratic Party in the 2024 election. The compromise for many black men may be choosing not to vote. Despite this, the awakening among black men gives hope for change.
Fox News: Son of Israel’s Netanyahu ordered to pay $40K to a woman following defamation lawsuit
Yair Netanyahu, son of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has been ordered by a court to pay compensation to a woman he defamed on social media. The woman had sued Yair for implying she was having an affair with his father's political opponent, Benny Gantz. The court ruled that Yair's unsubstantiated statements could humiliate and target her.
Fox News: Trump ally charged in Georgia with election meddling released on bond
The only person charged in the indictment related to efforts to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia, Harrison William Prescott Floyd, was released from jail after being granted bond. Floyd was accused of illegally conspiring to subvert the will of Georgia voters who chose Joe Biden over Donald Trump. He was also charged with violating anti-racketeering laws and conspiring to commit false statements and illegally influencing a witness.
Fox News: Pennsylvania considering earlier 2024 primary date
Pennsylvania is considering moving its 2024 primary date to either March 19 or March 26 to give voters more influence in deciding presidential nominees. However, this would still leave Pennsylvania's primary after those of several other large states, including Super Tuesday. The proposed change is motivated in part by the desire to avoid voting on the first day of Passover, which falls on April 23 next year.
The Babylon Bee: Mitch McConnell Unveils Reelection Campaign Slogan: …...................
Senator Mitch McConnell revealed his reelection campaign slogan, leaving it blank and causing confusion . McConnell's statement emphasized his commitment to silence and listening to constituents, gathering support from Senate Republicans . Meanwhile, Disney's reboot of Snow White sparks discussion on consent and the Prince's actions .
The New American: Attendee of Second Convention of States Simulation Gives Feedback - The New American
Former Florida State Representative Mike Hill attended the Convention of States Simulation and offers an honest assessment of the event. He believes that the topics to be debated and voted on should be determined prior to the convention. Hill also notes that the delegates from California and other blue states were conservative Republicans.
Red State: The Bloom Is off the Vivek Ramaswamy Rose as His Poll Numbers Crater Post-Debate
2024 GOP candidate Vivek Ramaswamy's favorability rating declined in post-debate polls among potential primary voters, with an increase in his unfavorability rating. Negative stories, including an accusation of comparing Rep. Ayanna Presley to the KKK, and a cease and desist letter from Eminem, have emerged. Ramaswamy addresses the Eminem controversy and deals with resurfaced footage from a 2003 town hall. While he may not have a shot at the presidency, he aims to be part of the GOP nominee's administration or their running mate. This reveals his shifting narratives and opportunistic agenda.
Daily Wire: GOP Looks To Pelosi Playbook Before Potential Biden Impeachment Inquiry: Report
House Republicans are considering using a tactic employed by former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to push forward an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden without majority support in the chamber. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has spoken with other Republican caucus members to develop a strategy, but currently lacks the necessary votes. McCarthy hopes to begin the inquiry by the end of September and is considering following Pelosi's precedent of starting the inquiry first and voting on it later, in order to avoid putting moderate members at risk.
Breitbart: Exclusive — MTG: Joe Biden's Email Aliases Should Be Illegal
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene believes that President Joe Biden's use of email aliases should be illegal. Biden used aliases to share information and communicate with Hunter Biden and associates when he was vice president. Greene is calling for an impeachment inquiry into Biden following these revelations. She criticized GOP members who are hesitant to support an inquiry, stating that it is necessary to "drain the swamp." The House Oversight Committee has requested the National Archives to provide the emails and records associated with Biden's aliases, which are linked to important information regarding Ukraine and Hunter Biden's role in Burisma Holdings.
#society
National Review: The Corner: The Companies That Hate Their Customers
Bud Light's long-lived boycott was likely caused by their marketing campaign sending a message that customers were no longer wanted. Other companies, like CNN's Max streaming service, also disregard customer preferences by interrupting entertainment for breaking news. If these companies don't prioritize entertainment, maybe they should reconsider their mission.
The Great Lakes Fisherman: The Past, Present, and Troubling Future of Catch and Release Fishing
Catch and release fishing has become the dominant sector of recreational fishing, with roots in conservation as well as sport. However, tensions are rising as society moves away from activities considered "blood sports." Fishing for recreation has been around since ancient times, but it wasn't until the late 1400s that it appeared in writing. Canada played a large role in introducing catch and release to the mainstream through television shows. Catch and release fishing has entered the legal arena as a conservation tool in many countries. Opponents of the practice, such as PETA, consider it cruel and have even managed to ban it in countries like Switzerland and Germany.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine reportedly destroys at least 24 Russian aircraft – media
Ukraine has reportedly destroyed at least 24 Russian aircraft through successful attacks on airfields in Russia, Belarus, and Crimea since February 2022. The most extensive strike occurred on August 9, 2022, at the "Saky" air base in Crimea, resulting in the loss of four combat aircraft and seven bombers for Russia.
Human Events: EXCLUSIVE: Former intel operative Tony Shaffer tells Jack Posobiec Russia will ‘return the offensive’ very soon
Former intelligence officer Tony Shaffer believes Russia is planning a return to the offensive, as Putin recently visited the front and received a briefing. Shaffer also discussed the death of Yevgeny Prigozhin and stated that he thinks Putin had him killed as he was becoming too popular. Shaffer believes Russia may be preparing for a big move and could be in the position to return to the offensive by October 1. The conflict with Ukraine continues to harm innocent civilians.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: India, Malaysia reject China’s new territorial map that claims disputed land as its own
China has released a new map claiming control of disputed territories in India, causing tensions between the two countries ahead of the Group of 20 summit in New Delhi. Both India and Malaysia have protested against China's claims, calling them baseless and not binding. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping have discussed the border concerns and agreed to de-escalate tensions.
Washington Free Beacon: ‘Particular Dangers’: Canada Issues US Travel Warning for ‘Two Spirit’ and ‘LGBTQI+’ Citizens
Canada is advising LGBTQI+ travelers to check how they could be affected by US laws. The travel advisory does not specify which states are involved.
National Review: ‘The Debacle Is on His Head’: Father of Marine Killed at Abbey Gate Calls on Biden to Resign over Botched Afghanistan Withdrawal
Gold Star parent criticizes President Biden over Afghanistan withdrawal. House Foreign Relations Committee chairman expresses displeasure with administration's handling of bombing investigation.
#economy
The Economist: Who is to blame in Britain for delayed and cancelled flights?
A technical failure at air-traffic control caused delays and cancellations for nearly 1,600 flights in Britain and 1,800 across Europe. Passengers were stranded and airlines incurred extra costs, but the blame game continues as no one wants to pay for extra redundancy. The incident highlights the system's lack of capacity and the need for a bigger buffer. Meanwhile, in Woking, a blunder in boosting low-wage sectors has cost the town billions, showcasing the failure of a plan to choke off immigration from Europe to boost productivity.
Breitbart: Hiring Slowed in the Private Sector in August, ADP Says
Demand for labor in the U.S. appears to be cooling as hiring by businesses declined steeply in August, with private payrolls expanding by 177,000 compared to the prior month's 371,000. Although jobs are still growing at a robust pace, economists believe that the U.S. needs to add fewer than 100,000 jobs to keep up with the working age population. The government reported a decrease in job openings, pushing the ratio of openings to unemployed persons down to 1.5 to one, indicating a strong labor market that has been a driving force in the economy.
Fox News: South Korean firm to construct $72M EV parts factory in Georgia
A South Korean auto supplier plans to build a $72 million factory in Georgia to make parts for electric vehicles, hiring over 140 workers. The factory will be located in West Point and will produce luggage boards and covers for compartments in electric vehicles. Daesol Ausys, the company behind the project, supplies parts to Hyundai, Kia, and General Motors.
Breitbart: Pending Home Sales Unexpectedly Rise as Housing Recovery Continues Despite High Rates
Pending home sales in July rose by 0.9%, defying predictions of a 0.5% decline. The slight increase suggests that more people may be able to buy homes, although rising mortgage rates and limited inventory are obstacles. However, the housing market is still down 14% from last year.
#health
The American Spectator: America’s Drug Supply Depends on India and China. You Should Fix That, FDA.
Millions of Americans rely on drugs to save their lives, but the U.S. is facing a serious drug shortage problem. Most active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) used in American drugs come from China and India, posing a national security risk. The solution is to diversify the U.S.'s drug supply by increasing American drug manufacturing.
The Economist: Some forms of chronic pain are particularly mysterious
Catherine Charlwood has been living with chronic pain for over 20 years, with no clear diagnosis of its origin. Chronic pain affects approximately 30% of the world's population and is the leading cause of disability worldwide. It is a complex condition with both physical and psychological factors at play. Researchers are working to understand the causes of chronic pain and develop effective treatments, but progress has been challenging.
Fox News: Tennessee inmate gives birth alone in jail cell after seeking medical help
An inmate at a Tennessee jail gave birth alone in a cell after seeking medical help. The inmate and the infant are in stable condition.
Forbes: Marijuana Smokers Have Higher Levels Of Toxic Metals In Tests, Study Suggests
A study suggests that marijuana users have higher levels of lead and cadmium in their blood and urine compared to non-users. The study highlights the lack of regulation for contaminants in cannabis products due to its illegal status at the federal level.
#education
Human Events: Boy reprimanded at school over Gadsden flag tells Charlie Kirk, ‘If it didn’t go viral, they’d probably suspend me’
Charlie Kirk interviews Jaiden Rodriguez, who stood against his school's misrepresentation of the Gadsden flag. Rodriguez encourages speaking up for beliefs.
The Blaze: The Gadsden flag is racist?! Teacher gets BRUTAL 'Don't Tread on Me' lesson
A 12-year-old boy in Colorado Springs is banned from wearing a Gadsden flag patch on his backpack as it's deemed "racist." The flag has roots in the American Revolution, not slavery.
National Review: California Mom Wins $100K Settlement after School Socially Transitioned Daughter Without Consent
Mother wins $100k judgment against school district for allowing daughter's social transition without consent.
#crime
Washington Free Beacon: Dave Min, Drunk-Driving California Dem, Gets Probation
California state senator and congressional candidate Dave Min, a Democrat, has been sentenced to probation for driving drunk through a red light. He pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor charge, must enroll in an alcohol education course, and pay fines.
Fox News: Car crashes into Florida Taekwondo school in the middle of class, 5 injured: Officials
A car crashed into a Taekwondo school in Florida, injuring five people. Four inside the building suffered minor injuries, while the female driver was taken to the hospital.
Fox News: Building superintendent fatally stabs wife, kids in murder-suicide before job change: police
A father in New York City murdered his wife and two young children before fatally stabbing himself. The incident, believed to be a murder-suicide, was discovered by the father's father. The family had no history of domestic violence.
Field & Stream: Start of Elk Season Means Jail Time for Convicted Oregon Poacher
A poacher from Pendleton, Oregon will pay fines and serve jail time for illegally killing deer and elk and leaving them to waste. The sentence is part of an anti-poaching campaign in Oregon.
Fox News: Kyle Rittenhouse sued by estate of man he killed in self-defense: lawsuit of 'lies'
Kyle Rittenhouse, who was acquitted of all charges in the Kenosha BLM riot trial, is now facing a lawsuit from the estate of Joseph Rosenbaum, one of the men he shot. The lawsuit seeks compensatory and punitive damages for Rosenbaum's "wrongful death." Rittenhouse claims self-defense and says these lawsuits are making it difficult for him to move on .
Rosenbaum, who had a history of criminal charges, was released from a hospital after a suicide attempt before the fatal encounter. The lawsuit filed by Rosenbaum's estate claims wrongful death and significant emotional distress. Another man shot by Rittenhouse, Gaige Grosskreutz, has also filed a lawsuit .
Newsbusters: Five Pro-Life Activists Found GUILTY Of Violating FACE Act
Pro-life activists guilty of violating FACE Act in D.C. abortion facility rescue. Clinic employee injured in altercation. Handy claims she did not physically block anyone. Clinic known for inhumane abortion procedures. Judge refuses to admit evidence. Pro-lifers face up to 11 years in prison.
#sports
Fox News: Nebraska aims to draw crowd of 90K-plus for women's volleyball event, break world record
The University of Nebraska is aiming to set a new attendance record for women's sporting events with a celebration of volleyball at Memorial Stadium. The event will include exhibition matches, a performance by Scotty McCreery, and a regular-season match between Omaha and the fourth-ranked Cornhuskers. Nebraska has a long history of success in volleyball and hopes to break the current attendance record of 91,648.
#outdoors
Fishing The Midwest: Catch more fish - Fishing The Midwest
Two partners had a successful fishing trip catching walleyes in the 13 to 16 inch range. They targeted cooperative fish in lakes known for good populations and used the right fishing presentation, such as small plastic worms threaded on a jig head. Trolling small Hornet crankbaits on leadcore line with planer boards allowed them to effectively cover water and catch a bunch of fish.
#technology
Fox News: Baidu receives green light to launch AI Ernie Bot for general public, leading China's AI revolution
Chinese tech giant Baidu has received approval from Chinese authorities to launch its AI bot, Ernie, to the public. It is the first company to receive such approval after facing regulatory setbacks. Baidu has embedded Ernie into its search engine and other products, gaining market share while awaiting approval.
Fox News: Home cocktail makers aim to fire the local bartender
The Bartesian Cocktail Maker is like a Keurig for cocktails, allowing you to make a variety of drinks in seconds. It works by using capsules that contain flavors and mixers, and you can even customize the strength of your drink.
#other
Forbes: Hurricanes Idalia And Franklin Pummel East Coast With Storm Warnings From Florida To North Carolina
Hurricanes Idalia and Franklin bring dangerous conditions to the East Coast, with storm surges and high winds. Flash flooding and storm surge warnings in effect for Georgia, Florida, and North Carolina. Thousands without power and closures of schools and hospitals.
Daily Wire: Late-Night Hosts Team Up To Pitch A Podcast, And All They Get Is A Live Roast
Late-night comedy hosts Kimmel, Fallon, Colbert, Oliver, and Meyers announce plans for a joint podcast called "Strike Force Five" during the ongoing Hollywood strike. The podcast will support their out-of-work staff. Critics question the need for their return.
Breitbart: Pope Francis Calls on Nations to ‘End the Era of Fossil Fuel’
Pope Francis condemns fossil fuels, especially fracking, and calls for a rapid transition to renewable energy. He believes it is unjust to continue the exploration and expansion of fossil fuel infrastructures and argues that the burning of fossil fuels and deforestation contribute to climate change and harm the poor. However, critics argue that cheap fossil fuels are crucial for economic development and have greatly improved the lives of the poor.
Fox News: American Airlines flight attendants overwhelmingly vote to authorize strike amid contract negotiations
American Airlines flight attendants have voted to authorize a strike if the company doesn't agree to "reasonable" contract terms. The union representing the flight attendants says an overwhelming majority voted in favor of the strike.
Forbes: Hurricane Idalia Causes Over 2,000 Flight Delays
Hurricane Idalia hits Florida as a Category 3 storm causing closures and cancellations at airports across the state. Over 2,000 flights are delayed or canceled, with Tampa International Airport bearing the brunt of the disruption. Minimal damage has been reported so far.
Fox News: Sage Steele says ESPN 'silenced' her and others: 'The opposite of equity, tolerance and inclusion'
Former ESPN anchor Sage Steele opens up about feeling silenced and forced to conform to a certain narrative at the company. Steele, who was sidelined by ESPN in 2021 for speaking out about the COVID vaccine, discusses the lack of consistency and rules within the company. She emphasizes the importance of standing up for oneself and holding corporate America accountable.
Forbes: ‘Ahsoka’ Episode 3 Patch Notes: New Republic Downgraded, Ahsoka Personality Nerf, Space Whales
Disney's latest Star Wars series, Ahsoka, disappoints with another miss. The space whales and special effects were the highlights, but Ahsoka's personality and character development fell flat. The recycled scenes and forced comparisons to past characters were uninspiring. The lack of Luke Skywalker's presence and the poorly executed space fight sequence added to the episode's downfall.
Fox News: FOX Weather reporter caught in strong flood water dodges palm tree debris
FOX Weather correspondent Robert Ray narrowly avoids getting hit by a piece of palm tree during his coverage of Hurricane Idalia in Clearwater, Florida. The storm makes historic landfall as a Category 3 hurricane, leaving many without power and causing significant damage.