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30 Aug 2023
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Newsbusters: Doocy’s Hardball to KJP on Biden Vacation Leaves NBC, WSJ Looking TICKED OFF
Fox White House correspondent Peter Doocy asked White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre if the response to Hurricane Idalia was smoother because President Biden wasn't on vacation. Jean-Pierre disagreed with the premise of the question and stated that the President reacted in record time to the wildfires in Hawaii. Doocy also questioned why the administration wasn't stopping the flow of migrants at the border, to which Jean-Pierre claimed they were indeed stopping the flow. (, )
Breitbart: Facebook Lets Authoritarian Cambodian Leader Keep Account After Promoting Beatings
Facebook's parent company, Meta, refused to ban former Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen's account despite a recommendation from its advisory board. Hun Sen, known for his authoritarian rule, posted a video urging his supporters to physically attack those accusing his party of vote-buying. Human rights activists criticized Facebook's decision, arguing that it enables authoritarian propaganda.
Daily Wire: Trump Promises To Prosecute Democrats As President: ‘They’re Doing It To Us’
Former President Donald Trump discusses the possibility of pursuing indictments against political opponents, including President Joe Biden, if he were to be elected president again. He expresses regret for not prosecuting Hillary Clinton and accuses Biden of trying to indict him. Trump currently faces indictments in several states, which he denounces as political prosecution.
Fox News: Missouri Republican seeks exceptions to near-total abortion ban, including for rape and incest cases
A Republican in Missouri wants exceptions to the state's abortion ban for cases of rape and incest. The issue of abortion access has been appearing on ballots in several states, with the rights side prevailing in all of them.
Fox News: 'Squad' Rep. Cori Bush faces increased pressure over campaign payments to husband for security services
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Rep. Cori Bush is under scrutiny for paying her husband $90,000 from her campaign funds for private security services. Her husband did not have a security license, leading to numerous complaints from watchdog groups. The Committee to Defeat the President is pressuring her to be held accountable for potential illegal activity, accusing Bush of abusing government resources for personal gain. The payments were initially labeled as "security services" but were later changed to "wage expenses." Bush's campaign has faced criticism before for employing private security while advocating to defund the police.
Breitbart: Glenn Youngkin: GOP Must Embrace Early Voting — 'We've Got to Make Sure Every Vote Counts'
Governor Glenn Youngkin urges Republicans to embrace early voting in the upcoming midterm elections. He believes it is crucial for Republicans to make a plan to vote early, either through absentee ballot or by going to the polls early. Youngkin emphasizes the importance of ensuring that every vote counts and wants to avoid situations where Republicans are behind in votes on Election Day.
#society
Breitbart: Burger King Faces Lawsuit for Exaggerating Size of Whoppers
Burger King sued for falsely advertising Whopper size, accused of exaggerating size and meat content. Lawsuit seeks changes to photos and fairness across the industry. Menu prices at fast food joints rising.
The Blaze: Couple arrested after cops find 9-year-old boy living in home with dozens of dead and dying foster dogs
A couple in New Jersey was arrested after police discovered over 100 dead dogs and a child living in squalid conditions at their residence. The couple, who were receiving payment for fostering the dogs, were charged with endangering the welfare of a child and animal cruelty.
Human Events: Uganda charges 2 men with ‘aggravated homosexuality’ after alleged rape of child, disabled man
Two men in Uganda face death penalty for "aggravated homosexuality" after allegedly raping a disabled man and a 12-year-old child. The new laws, criticized by the West, classify certain cases as aggravated if the victim is HIV positive, a child, elderly, or disabled.
Fox News: Biden warns Maui residents recovery will take time, recalls kitchen fire that displaced him for 7 months
President Biden discusses wildfire recovery efforts in Maui, mentioning a personal experience of being displaced from his home due to a fire. He announces $95 million in aid for Hawaii. Critics blast his comparison between his minor fire and the devastating Maui blaze.
The Babylon Bee: What Men Talk About At The Cigar Lounge, REVEALED
Men engage in conversations about cigars, Tom Selleck's mustache, fighting bears, becoming sailors, throw pillow sales, defeating Roman legions, René Descartes' limitations, The Legend of Zelda, pretending to like cigars, and the importance of the cigar lounge.
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Daily Wire: The Untold Truth Of The Matthew Shepard Story
Matthew Shepard, a young gay man, was brutally murdered in 1998, sparking a nationwide conversation about LGBTQ+ rights. However, new information has emerged that challenges the narrative surrounding his death. Shepard was involved in drugs and prostitution, and his killers were motivated by robbery, not homophobia. This revelation exposes how easily the media can manipulate and distort the truth.
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Breitbart: Russia Confirms Wagner Warlord Prigozhin Buried in Low-Key Private Funeral
Russian state media reported that Yevgeny Prigozhin, the head of the Wagner Private Military Company, was buried in a private service in St. Petersburg. Prigozhin had allegedly died in a plane crash, following his involvement in the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The Russian government claimed to confirm his death through DNA analysis.
#health
Fox News: One-time US Open champion to undergo brain surgery: ‘I'm in good spirits’
PGA Tour winner Gary Woodland announced on social media that he will undergo surgery to remove a brain lesion after unsuccessful attempts with medication. Woodland, the 2019 U.S. Open champion, did not provide a timeline for his return.
Forbes: HHS Recommends Lower Risk Designation For Marijuana, Following Biden’s Call For Reform
The Department of Health and Human Services recommends reclassifying marijuana from a Schedule I drug to a Schedule III drug, indicating lower abuse potential. This aligns with the Biden Administration's marijuana reform plans. Cannabis stocks surged in response to the news.
Fox News: Blood test for Parkinson's disease promising in early study
An experimental blood test that detects Parkinson's disease by measuring DNA damage in mitochondria could be a breakthrough in early diagnosis and treatment. The test showed elevated damage in blood cells from patients with Parkinson's and in those with a genetic mutation linked to the disease. If confirmed in future trials, the test could help doctors diagnose the condition earlier and identify potential treatments.
#sports
Fox News: Commanders president says team not considering changing name back to Redskins
The Washington Commanders will not be changing their name back to Redskins, despite a petition led by Native Americans. The nonprofit Native American Guardians Association (NAGA) criticized the team for calling them a "fake group." NAGA's petition has generated 128,000 signatures.
Fox News: Phillies' Bryce Harper says radio caller motivated him to hit home run
Bryce Harper, the Philadelphia Phillies player, found motivation from a radio caller named Chuck and hit a two-run home run during the game against the Los Angeles Angels. Chuck expressed his admiration for Harper and his love for the team during the call, which caught Harper's attention and fired him up. Harper's homer was his 299th career home run and he hit his 300th in a subsequent game, continuing his impressive performance.
Forbes: Green Bay Packers G.M. on Jonathan Taylor: ‘We Try To Be In Every Conversation’
The Green Bay Packers are interested in trading for Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor, who has requested a trade. The Packers already have a talented running back duo in Aaron Jones and A.J. Dillon.
#outdoors
Outdoor Life: The Best Cameras for Filming Hunts
More hunters are starting to film their hunts for YouTube, friends, and reviewing questionable hits. Beginners can start with a camcorder to learn, while more experienced hunters can opt for mirrorless and pro-level cameras. The best cameras for filming hunts are: Sony NX80, Canon G30, Sony Alpha 7S III, and Sony FX6.
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Newsbusters: Hate Radio: Matt Gaetz Protests Baltimore NPR Station Airing Weekly Farrakhan Show
NPR affiliate WEAA 88.9 in Baltimore airs a show called "Final Call Radio," which features antisemitic comments from Louis Farrakhan. Congressman Matt Gaetz questions the use of taxpayer funds for this program. The radio station is owned by Morgan State University, which received $46 million in federal grants.