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#illegals
The Western Journal: All-Male Migrant Center to Open Up ‘Just Feet Away’ from School: ‘No One Told Us’
An all-male migrant center recently opened near City Life Academy in New York City, surprising local parents who were not informed about it. Concerns have been raised about public safety and the fiscal impact of accommodating a large number of migrants.
Since Spring 2022, NYC has seen over 200,000 illegal immigrants arrive, costing billions to manage. Recent incidents of crime linked to immigrants have heightened fears among residents about safety and the implications of current immigration policies.
#politics
The Telegraph: Downing Street refuses to say where Thatcher portrait has gone
Downing Street has not disclosed the location of Margaret Thatcher's portrait after it was removed from her former study by Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer. The move was criticized by Conservatives, who argue it reflects poorly on Starmer's priorities.
Dame Priti Patel and several Tory MPs have denounced the decision as "petty-minded," claiming it demonstrates a lack of respect for women's contributions in leadership. Starmer's actions have been met with conflicting opinions, as he previously expressed admiration for Thatcher.
Fox News: Trump's Florida allies oppose abortion amendment as former president decides how to vote
In Florida, Trump allies are weighing their votes on Amendment 4, which seeks to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution. Trump indicated he believes a six-week limit is too restrictive, but has not finalized his stance. Dannenfelser of SBA warns this amendment could conflict with his anti-abortion position.
Republican leaders like Sen. Marco Rubio and Gov. Ron DeSantis oppose the amendment, arguing it could lead to unrestricted abortion access and undermine parental rights in case of minors. Critics raise concerns about its vagueness, especially regarding definitions of "viability."
Breitbart: The Liability of Incumbency: Kamala Harris Has Been in Power for 1,318 Days
Vice President Kamala Harris defended the Biden-Harris administration's record during a CNN interview, addressing low public approval related to economic struggles and rising costs. She attributed challenges to the previous administration while claiming improvements in job recovery and inflation management.
Harris faced scrutiny over the perceived failures of "Bidenomics," highlighting the administration's defensive stance on policy execution amid worsening public sentiment. The ongoing debate reflects a complex political landscape as Harris attempts to balance her campaign message with the current state of affairs.
Fox News: NY Times columnist says 'vague', 'vacuous' Kamala Harris interview did not help her
Bret Stephens criticized Vice President Kamala Harris’ first interview as a 2024 candidate, labeling it "vague" and lacking substance. He noted her failure to provide clear policy details and dodging tough questions, despite some praise from liberal outlets for her likability.
Stephens pointed out inconsistencies in her stances, particularly on fracking and border security, and expressed concern over her reliance on insufficient talking points. He emphasized the need for more rigorous questioning in future interviews.
Breitbart: Ron Johnson: FBI, Secret Service Trump Attempted Assassination Investigation Designed to Create Suspicion, Drive Conspiracy Theories
Senator Ron Johnson accused the FBI and Secret Service of obstructing the congressional investigation into an assassination attempt on Donald Trump. He claimed the agencies are "stonewalling" inquiries and not providing necessary documents, raising concerns about transparency.
Johnson emphasized that less than 12 interviews have been conducted, while the FBI had over a thousand, leading him to question the sincerity of their cooperation. He warned that such actions could fuel conspiracy theories and undermine trust in the investigation.
The Western Journal: Elon Musk Picks Friday the 13th to Officially Shutter X Headquarters: Report
Elon Musk's company X will officially close its San Francisco headquarters on September 13, a date that falls on a Friday. The relocation to Austin, Texas, aims to escape California's new laws, which Musk claims are detrimental to families and businesses.
Since 2018, over 440 companies have moved headquarters from California, with Texas being a primary destination. The migration trend highlights a growing discontent with regulations in the state.
#society
The Western Journal: Cold Reunion: Prince Harry and Prince William 'Kept Their Distance' During Funeral as Royal Rift Continues
During the funeral of Lord Robert Fellowes, Prince William and Prince Harry maintained their distance and did not communicate, reflecting their ongoing estrangement. This rift continues amid Harry's controversial decisions and public statements about the royal family.
The brothers last interacted during King Charles III's coronation and have not reconciled since, with tensions rooted in Harry's marriage to Meghan Markle and their subsequent departure from royal duties.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Israeli air strike on Gaza kills four in aid convoy, says US-based aid group
An Israeli air strike in Gaza killed four individuals accompanying an aid convoy, according to the US-based organization Anera. The Israeli military stated it targeted armed assailants, claiming the vehicle was uncoordinated and posed a security threat.
The incident highlights the risks faced by aid workers amid ongoing conflict, with significant humanitarian implications as tensions escalate in the region.
#economy
Breitbart: AAA Predicts Increased Travel This Labor Day Weekend
AAA predicts a nine percent increase in domestic travel for Labor Day, as Americans seek to make the most of the long weekend, particularly regional road trips. Top destinations include Seattle, Anchorage, and several major cities across the U.S.
Despite rising gas prices, which have increased significantly since January 2021, consumers are motivated to travel. The current average gas price stands at $3.350, nearly $1.00 higher than during the previous administration.
GB News: Lego makes push for net zero as they replace oil in their bricks with renewable plastic
Lego plans to replace fossil fuels in its brick production with renewable and recycled plastics by 2032, increasing costs by up to 70%. The company is working towards a supply where over half of the resin needed by 2026 is certified sustainable.
Despite the challenge of low-cost fossil fuels, Lego's CEO notes increasing interest in sustainable material production. Other toy manufacturers are also exploring environmentally friendly options, but Lego has set ambitious targets for future production.
Human Events: 126 nations to attend BRICS summit to discuss abandoning the US dollar
Around 126 nations are set to attend the BRICS Municipal Conference in Russia this October, signaling growing interest in joining the BRICS alliance and reducing reliance on the US dollar. Countries are exploring alternative currencies to enhance local trade and support economic independence.
This shift highlights a potential change in global trade dynamics and challenges the US dollar's long-standing dominance. If successful partnerships emerge from the conference, it could lead to new economic strategies and alternative currencies, impacting US economic influence.
CNSNews: U.S. Personal Savings Rate Falls to Lowest Level in More than Two Years
In July, the U.S. personal savings rate fell to 2.9%, the lowest in over two years, down from 3.1% in June. This decline marks only the second instance since 2008 of a savings rate below 3% during the Biden Administration.
Disposable personal income grew by $54.8 billion, but personal outlays surged by $103.3 billion, reflecting increased consumer spending across services and goods.
#culture
Breitbart: 'This Is So Sick': Sun Star Blasts George Floyd Meme Using Caitlin Clark's Face
DiJonai Carrington of the Connecticut Sun condemned a meme depicting George Floyd's murder in a basketball context, calling it "sick." The meme featured faces of Carrington and Caitlin Clark superimposed on the infamous image of Chauvin kneeling on Floyd.
Following the defeat to the Fever, Carrington criticized their fans for being "nasty." Clark outperformed Carrington during the game, contributing to the Fever's solidified playoff position.
#crime
Fox News: JD Vance sends message to Harris as migrant gang takes over Colorado apartments: 'Americans are suffering'
JD Vance advocates ending sanctuary cities in response to crime tied to the Tren de Aragua gang in Aurora, Colorado. He argues that illegal immigrants should be deported and warns against federal funding for non-cooperative local governments.
The Colorado governor downplays the gang's presence and dismisses concerns as overblown, despite local authorities affirming the gang's involvement in crime. Aurora has faced rising costs due to increased migration, with Vance calling for accountability.
#sports
Breitbart: NHL Star Johnny Gaudreau, Brother Struck and Killed by Car While Riding Bikes Day Before Sister's Wedding
NHL players Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau were killed in a bicycle accident in New Jersey when a suspected drunk driver struck them. The driver has been charged with two counts of death by auto. The brothers were set to be groomsmen at their sister's wedding the following day.
Johnny Gaudreau, 31, played for the Columbus Blue Jackets and had an accomplished hockey career, including seven All-Star appearances. He is survived by his wife and two young children. Matthew, 29, also had a hockey career in the U.S. and Sweden.