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30 Aug 2023
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#illegals
Washington Free Beacon: 120 Asylum Seekers Smuggled by ISIS-Linked Group Were Allowed Into US, Biden Admin Admits
A smuggler linked to ISIS helped Uzbek migrants enter the US from Mexico, raising security concerns . Biden's administration has allowed a record number of migrants to enter the country, with over 1,000 crossing the border daily. While there is no evidence linking the migrants to terrorism, the FBI is locating 15 individuals who entered through legal border crossings .
#politics
The Blaze: Kansas man destroys local council at budget meeting: 'How much money do we have to throw at the air to change the climate?'
A Kansas resident criticizes county board on budget, COVID policies, and salaries at a county meeting, alleging a plot to reinstate COVID restrictions. He accuses the county of fiscal mismanagement, giving a tax break to a corporation, and high salaries for government employees. He also claims the county intends to keep $500 million in reserves and defund the police. The resident threatens the board with accountability for election fraud in 2024.
American Thinker: Angry Indians: Yet another instance of Native Americans having it up to here with the left
The left's attempt to be the guardians of Native American peoples is being met with backlash. Navajo Nation leaders oppose drilling restrictions imposed on their land by the U.S. Department of the Interior. They argue for autonomy and the right to develop their land as they see fit, considering economic factors and their own standards of living. Native Americans are growing tired of interference from white liberals, evident in recent instances of tribal justice and calls to restore the old-fashioned Washington Redskins team name. This clash of cultures may lead to Native Americans aligning with the MAGA movement.
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: A Day in the Life of Sleepy Joe Biden
Joe Biden, 80, is the US president. Although some think he's too old for the job, he continues in his role. A day in his life involves waking up, walking the dog, eating oatmeal, taking a nap, meeting with staff, enjoying chocolate chip ice cream, spending time with family, meeting with his son and associate, yelling at a staffer, getting a time-out, greeting visitors, having dinner, taking a bath, and sleeping with a CPAP machine.
Red State: Tucker Carlson Says That 'Permanent Washington' Will Do 'Anything to Take Out Trump'
Tucker Carlson spoke with Hungarian PM Viktor Orban and his political director, challenging Democratic narratives and praising Trump's foreign policy. In another interview, he expressed concern about efforts to prevent Trump from becoming president again, mentioning the possibility of assassination. Carlson also criticized anchors who he claimed were mouthpieces for intelligence agencies, discussed election rigging, and called out the incompetence of experts like Dr. Anthony Fauci.
The Blaze: Comedians Jimmy Dore and Danny Polishchuk say they were censored for talking about Justin Trudeau and Klaus Schwab
Comedians Jimmy Dore, Ryan Long, and Danny Polishchuk face online censorship for posting videos about Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum. Dore's video of Trudeau being heckled was demonetized by YouTube, with the reason given as targeted harassment. Polishchuk received a defamation notice from the World Economic Forum for his video about Klaus Schwab, and later received a YouTube strike for no apparent reason. The comedians also discussed Canada's new legislation that requires social media companies to pay news outlets for content, which Meta has refused to comply with, leading to blocked news content on Facebook and Instagram in Canada.
PJ Media: 1,600 Scientists Humiliate the Climate Ghouls 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.
Spectator USA: McConnell can resign without leaving the Senate
Senator Mitch McConnell's recent awkward silence in response to a question about his re-election in 2026 is just one example of his declining mental acuity, which has become a challenge for the Republican Party. While McConnell's lucid moments still occur, his prominence as the Senate leader of the GOP raises issues for other Republicans who criticize President Biden's age. McConnell's potential replacement candidates, such as John Cornyn, John Thune, and John Barrasso, have engaged in outreach indicating their interest. Some anti-McConnell activists prefer him in a weakened state, allowing a more conservative leader like Kevin McCarthy to set the party's direction.
Newsbusters: Mark Levin: Biden Oil and Gas Restrictions ‘About Destroying the Energy Industry'
Mark Levin criticizes the Biden administration's energy regulations, accusing them of aiming to control the economy and limit Americans' mobility and access to cheap fuel. He highlights the negative impact of past and present regulations on middle-class Americans' quality of life, such as increasing the cost of appliances and eliminating incandescent light bulbs. Levin points out that the administration is imposing speed requirements on oil and gas ships, expanding protected zones, and limiting operational hours, effectively slowing down and restricting the energy industry. He warns of a future where Americans will face limitations on driving, housing, and home appliances, leading to brownouts and blackouts. The video link provides further insight into Levin's arguments.
#society
Washington Free Beacon: Chicago TV Crew Mugged While Reporting on Robberies
A TV news crew covering armed robbers in Chicago were themselves robbed this week as crime continues to surge in the city. The crew members were held at gunpoint and had their equipment and belongings stolen. The incident highlights the ongoing struggle with crime in Chicago.
Red State: Parental Rights Win as Mom Settles With School District That 'Transitioned' Daughter Without Consent
A California mom wins a landmark victory in a settlement with a school district after her daughter was socially transitioned to a boy without parental knowledge or consent. The case highlights the importance of parental rights in decisions concerning their children's lives. The fight to keep parents involved in their children's education continues.
Daily Wire: California Mall Will Require Unaccompanied Minors Wear ID Lanyards After Huge Brawl
A brawl at a California shopping mall has led to a new rule requiring unaccompanied minors to wear lanyards with their identification. The fights broke out during a movie theater promotion, causing the mall to shut down. Parents approve of the new rule, but some question whether it will actually solve the problem.
The Blaze: Here's what's POSITIVE about the Gadsden flag school scandal
Conservatives outraged by a school's decision to ask a student to remove a Gadsden flag patch on his backpack. The flag, associated with the Revolutionary War, was deemed racist by the administration. Glenn Beck finds hope in the student's refusal to back down.
Fox News: Justin Bieber takes back seat as wife Hailey hawks beauty brand
Justin Bieber takes a backseat as his wife Hailey promotes her successful beauty brand, Rhode. Hailey's brand, which launched last year, has seen tremendous success with its line of skincare products, and she continues to expand her brand with new collaborations and flavors. Justin supports his wife by promoting her products on Instagram and accompanying her to interviews and events.
National Review: The Corner: Describe the Threat of Disinformation
Ireland is pushing for new speech regulations targeting "disinformation," but Gript, a bold media outlet, challenges the government's ministers with probing questions. They are determined to expand and become an investigative force.
#war
The American Spectator: Ukrainian Flag Flies in Crimea Once More
Ukraine celebrates its independence from the Soviet Union by reclaiming occupied Crimea, despite Russia's attempts to reabsorb it. Ukraine's military intelligence claims a successful joint navy-special forces mission in which sailors attacked Russian forces, destroyed equipment, and raised the Ukrainian flag with zero casualties. The significance lies in Ukraine's ability to operate in a region occupied by Russia for almost a decade.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Chinese Envoy to Afghanistan Applauds Taliban for 'Improving' Country
China's top diplomat in Afghanistan praised the Taliban for bringing "positive improvements" to the country, despite their radical jihadist background and human rights abuses. China has recognized the Taliban as an "interim" government and supports them financially. The Chinese diplomat downplayed the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, while aid organizations warn of dire need and food shortages.
Breitbart: Moscow Thanks Pope Francis for Homage to ‘Great Mother Russia’
Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova praised the Vatican's stance on the conflict in Ukraine, after Pope Francis faced backlash for his tribute to "great Mother Russia". The pontiff's words were denounced by Ukrainian officials as "imperialist propaganda", with accusations of encouraging nationalism and imperialism. Despite the criticism, the Kremlin welcomed the pope's words, stating that he understands Russian history and the importance of passing on this legacy to the younger generation.
#economy
Fox News: Intel to invest $1.2 billion in Costa Rica over next 2 years
Intel plans to invest $1.2 billion in Costa Rica, following a partnership between the U.S. State Department and Costa Rica's government to boost the semiconductor industry.
#military
National Review: The Corner: Bureaucrats’ Influence on Sea Power
The United States Navy is facing serious problems, with a bloated and ineffective bureaucracy that hampers its ability to fulfill its mission. The Navy is in desperate need of strong leaders who prioritize winning wars over administrative functions. One example of this dysfunction is the delayed sale of missiles to Taiwan, which is being unnecessarily complicated by bureaucrats. The Navy needs a leader like Admiral Franchetti to cut through the red tape and restore efficiency to the service.
#culture
Forbes: 13 Easy Cocktails to Savor the Best Of Summer
Get ready for the best summer cocktails with flavors like prickly pear and lime, or lime pickle-celery gin with chili vinegar. Indulge in refreshing drinks like the Green Dragon with pineapple and jalapeno tequila, or a tropical tequila and Thai bird chili fusion.
#history
Human Events: AUSTIN PETERSEN: No, the Gadsden Flag didn’t come from the slave trade
A 12-year-old boy was kicked out of class for wearing a Gadsden flag patch, falsely associated with the slave trade.
The Gadsden flag is a symbol of American resistance and liberty, with no ties to the Confederacy or slavery. Symbolizes unity against tyranny.
#health
Breitbart: Fitness Influencer Larissa Borges, 33, Dies After Double Cardiac Arrest
Brazilian fitness influencer Larissa Borges, 33, died after suffering a double cardiac arrest. The cause of death is unknown. Her family described her as young and kind, and expressed their grief on Instagram. There are reports of possible narcotic substance ingestion. The family is seeking donations for assistance in bringing her body back to her hometown.
Fox News: England accelerates vaccine programs due to new COVID variant
England is accelerating its autumn flu and COVID-19 vaccination programs due to the discovery of a highly mutated COVID variant. The variant, known as BA.2.86, is not expected to lead to severe illness or death, but as a precautionary measure, vaccination programs for at-risk groups will begin earlier than planned. This variant was first detected in Britain in August and vaccinations will start in September.
#education
Fox News: Opponents of NE's taxpayer-funded school voucher plan claim enough signatures to take issue to ballot box
Organizers in Nebraska submit over 117k signatures to put taxpayer funding for private school tuition scholarships on 2024 ballot. Supporters argue it won't harm public schools.
Flag And Cross: Transgender Teacher Finds New Employment Where He Can Traumatize More Young Minds
Parents are upset about a transgender teacher with Z-cup prosthetic breasts being hired at a school. They want a distraction-free learning environment.
#crime
Fox News: 'Beloved' UNC-Chapel Hill shooting victim Zijie Yan was father of 2: report
UNC-Chapel Hill associate professor Zijie Yan is murdered by graduate student Tailei Qi in a lab on campus with a 9 mm pistol. Yan was a beloved colleague and mentor. Qi, who grew up in a poorer region of China, faces charges of first-degree murder and possession of a gun on educational property.
The Blaze: Doorbell camera footage catches brazen porch pirate stealing package directly from FedEx driver's hands
Police search for a daring thief who stole a package from a FedEx delivery driver. Camera footage shows the thief pretending to be the homeowner and snatching the package from the driver's hands before fleeing in a BMW. The stolen item was a $1,600 iPad.
#outdoors
Backpacker: The Gear That Backpacker’s Editors Loved in August 2023
Editors at Backpacker magazine share their favorite gear for outdoor activities in August, including the Brooks Divide 4 trail running shoes, Fjällräven Keb Eco-Shell trousers, Backcountry Button-Up MTB Jersey, and Vertra sunscreen.
#other
Breitbart: Hundreds of Thousands Without Power as Hurricane Idalia Slams the States
Hurricane Idalia hits Florida and Georgia, causing widespread power outages. Over 320k customers are without power, with 275k in Florida and 61k in Georgia. Significant impacts from storm surge and hurricane-force winds continue. Governor DeSantis says linemen are working to restore power.
Newsbusters: NEW Details of Stephanie Ruhle’s UNETHICAL Relationship With CEO Surface in Deposition
Under Armour founder Kevin Plank and MSNBC anchor Stephanie Ruhle had a dubious and unethical relationship, as revealed in their depositions. Ruhle was given a special phone for private correspondences and received insider information about Under Armour. The relationship is being investigated amidst accusations of overvaluing the company's stock.
Fox News: MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle's relationship with Under Armour honcho continues to raise eyebrows
MSNBC anchor Stephanie Ruhle's relationship with Under Armour executive chairman Kevin Plank has come under scrutiny, as allegations arise that she used her platform to run damage control for the company. Court documents reveal that Ruhle was provided with a private phone and special email address to communicate with Plank. The documents also show that they corresponded regularly, with Plank seeking Ruhle's advice on various issues. Under Armour shareholders have filed a lawsuit alleging the company artificially inflated its share price, and Ruhle's involvement has been questioned. ,
Breitbart: Eleven People Aboard Delta Airlines Flight Hospitalized Due to Turbulence
Eleven people were injured when a Delta Airlines flight encountered severe turbulence near Atlanta. Both passengers and crew members sustained injuries, but none were life-threatening. Delta Airlines provided medical attention and accommodations for the affected individuals.
PJ Media: How to Save Hollywood With This 1 Weird Trick
The Hollywood industry is in trouble, facing declining quality and rising prices. Streaming services have broken the monopoly of broadcast networks, causing a loss of money for Hollywood due to declining theater attendance. Hollywood has been playing it safe with stories and reckless with spending, resulting in expensive movies that fail to make a profit. Smaller budgets and better writing are necessary to save Hollywood from its current crisis.
Daily Wire: George W. Bush Threw The Most Awkward Surprise Party For Twin Daughters’ 16th Birthday
Former President George W. Bush and First Lady Laura Bush threw an awkward surprise 16th birthday party for their twin daughters, Jenna and Barbara. The party included both of Jenna's ex-boyfriend and current boyfriend, making it uncomfortable.