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#politics
Fox News: Adams says Hochul 'wrong' on NYC migrant crisis, urges 'real leadership' to push asylum seekers across state
NYC Mayor Eric Adams criticizes Gov. Kathy Hochul for opposing migrant resettlement strategy, stresses burden on New York and calls for leadership. Adams also addresses complaints from New Yorkers about migrants in their neighborhoods, emphasizing the need for a collective response.
Liberty Nation: NYC Migrant Crisis: Microcosm of the Nation
New York City Mayor Eric Adams clashes with Governor Kathy Hochul over handling the migrant crisis. Adams wants all counties in the state to take their share of migrants, but Hochul argues that the "right to shelter" mandate only applies to New York City. The situation mirrors similar clashes happening across the country.
Fox News: Karine Jean-Pierre stammers though questions about Biden's age on CNN: 'Watch him!'
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre defends President Biden's ability to carry out a second term despite a poll revealing that 77% of Americans think he is too old. Jean-Pierre emphasizes Biden's track record and his focus on important issues. On CNN, Jake Tapper questions Jean-Pierre further about Biden's age and stamina, and the two continue to argue.
Fox News: Biden admin stonewalling on Pete Buttigieg's private government jet records: watchdog
The Department of Transportation is delaying the release of Secretary Pete Buttigieg's government jet records, according to email communications obtained by a watchdog group. The group claims that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has repeatedly missed deadlines and delayed the processing of information requests related to Buttigieg's flight records. The FAA misled the group about the progress of the records request, and now plans to release the documents nearly a year after the initial request was made.
National Review: Natural Law and Popular Sovereignty: A Response to My Anonymous Critic
In this article, the author engages in a debate about the compatibility of originalism and the natural-law tradition. The author argues that originalism is consistent with the natural-law tradition, specifically in the context of American constitutional law. They emphasize the importance of popular sovereignty and the ultimate political authority of the people in the American constitutional system. The author responds to a critique that raises misunderstandings about their position and the natural-law tradition.
#society
Forbes: Meet The Entrepreneur With A Plan To Create One Million Black Businesses By 2030
John Hope Bryant, CEO of Operation HOPE, partnered with Shopify to create one million Black businesses. After months of silence, Bryant discovered that Lütke had approved the proposal and committed $130 million to the project. Operation HOPE has created over 330,000 Black businesses since 2020 and offers free business licenses, support systems, and consulting.
National Review: Scrapper Revives Family Values
Scrapper is a British film that tells the story of a young girl named Georgie who navigates the underclass world by resorting to thievery and deception. When her estranged father enters her life, they form an unlikely bond. Set in the aftermath of Covid-lockdown, the film explores the new world disorder and the moral compass of the younger generation.
The Federalist: For Rage-Free Social Media, How About Ham Radio?
Shannon Vore and her friend C.J. Bouchard, licensed amateur radio operators, rescued two critically injured teenage girls in the Rocky Mountains of Idaho. They used ham radio to establish contact with emergency services and guide the EMTs to the site. Ham radio, a robustly American institution, is experiencing a resurgence due to its usefulness in emergencies and disaster situations. It provides a means of communication, community, and connection in a fractured nation.
Red State: This Is What Happens When There Are No Consequences—Mall Brawls Break out Across America
Chaos erupted at shopping malls across the US as large groups of teens engaged in fights and disturbances, with incidents reported in California, Washington state, and New York. The breakdown of public order raises questions about the state of society and the effectiveness of criminal justice systems. The rise in such incidents can be attributed to lenient laws and a lack of consequences for criminal behavior. Until stricter measures are implemented, this type of chaos is likely to continue.
#war
Euromaidan Press: UK intel: Russia continues mobilization, convicting those who refused to fight in Ukraine
Russian soldiers who refuse to fight in Ukraine are being convicted and sentenced to prison, indicating a weakened morale in the Russian Army. This is likely due to a lack of training, motivation, and high-stress situations faced by Russian forces. Despite this, Russia is countering losses by deploying inadequately trained troops to the frontline.
#economy
National Review: The Biden Administration Embraces a Backward Approach to Economics
The Biden administration's proposed merger guidelines have received criticism for their errors in case-law citations and backward approach to economic analysis. Legal scholars and economists argue that the guidelines fail to prioritize competition and reflect an understanding of an evolving economy. The reliance on outdated cases and simplistic metrics like market shares is seen as flawed, and the guidelines do not embody the best of economic understanding. Critics argue that these guidelines will hold American companies back and hinder economic growth.
#religion
Flag And Cross: World's Most Secular Nation Pushes To Adapt Muslim Blasphemy Laws
The Swedish Freedom of Press Act, passed in 1766, supported freedom of press and expression. However, the recent burning of the Quran in Sweden has led to calls for criminalization, challenging the right to blasphemy on the grounds of protecting religious beliefs. Sweden's double standards with regards to Islam and Christianity are evident, as provocative works of art targeting Christianity are accepted while anything related to Islam is censored. This pressure campaign and reintroduction of a blasphemy code is a step backwards for freedom of expression.
#health
Fox News: ‘Laughter therapy’ is shown to reduce heart disease risk in Brazilian study: 'Exciting to see'
Regular laughter has been scientifically proven to expand heart tissue and increase oxygen flow in the body, reducing the risk of heart disease. A study from Brazil found that "laughter therapy" improved the health of patients with heart disease by increasing cardiovascular function. Laughter also releases endorphins and lowers stress levels, which can benefit heart health. The study suggests that laughter therapy could be used as an intervention to decrease inflammation and reduce the risk of cardiac events.
#crime
Liberty Nation: Chicago Mayor Sues Car Makers Over Thefts – It’s All KIA’s Fault
Chicago blames Hyundai and Kia Motors for vehicle thefts, demanding millions in damages. The car companies are accused of not including anti-theft technology. It is similar to holding gun makers responsible for gun crimes.
Fox News: Masked suspects in Seattle tase, rob man at gunpoint outside home, video shows
A Seattle man was robbed at gunpoint outside a house in the Beacon Hill neighborhood. Two masked suspects approached him from behind and demanded his belongings. One suspect tased the victim, causing him to collapse. The suspects stole his wallet, gold necklace, car keys, and iPhone. Police are investigating a trend of masked teenagers targeting community members of Asian descent.
#outdoors
Tactical Bassin: These 3 Mistakes Will Ruin Your Fall Fishing! (How To Avoid Them) — Tactical Bassin' - Bass Fishing Blog
Anglers should avoid fishing in familiar places during the summer to fall transition and focus on new patterns and covering more water instead. The use of downsized chatterbaits, big swimbaits, small swimbaits and underspins, pitching jigs, finesse jigs, bait finesse craws, and heavy baits can lead to success.
#technology
Forbes: How To Play ‘Starfield’ Early Access With Or Without Xbox Game Pass
Bethesda's highly anticipated game, Starfield, will be released on Xbox Series X|S and PC on September 6th. Players can purchase the game, play it on Game Pass, or pre-order special editions for early access. Game Pass subscribers can also buy the $35 Premium Upgrade for early access and in-game bonuses.
#other
Forbes: Burger King Faces Whopper Lawsuit As More Customers Challenge Fast Food Giants Over Portion Sizes—Including McDonald’s, Wendy’s
Burger King must defend itself in court against claims that its Whopper burgers are smaller than advertised, as a judge rejected the company's attempt to have the case dismissed. Customers are accusing Burger King of exaggerating the size of its burgers on menu boards. The lawsuit alleges that the larger portrayal of the Whopper makes it appear 35% bigger with double the amount of meat. The case may go to trial, as fast food chains continue to face legal challenges over misleading advertising.
Fox News: Idalia set to hit Fla. coast as Cat 4 storm, mom wins huge payout for school’s actions and more top headlines
Extremely dangerous hurricane approaching coast, potential for catastrophic damage.
Mom wins payout after school transitions daughter without consent.