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31 Aug 2023
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#politics
Breitbart: Exclusive: J.D. Vance Questions DOJ Going After SpaceX for Hiring Americans
Sen. J.D. Vance questions whether the Department of Justice's lawsuit against SpaceX is politically motivated, citing the company's adherence to hiring protocols observed by other federal government agencies and contractors. Vance suggests that the timing of the investigation may be connected to Elon Musk's recent acquisition of Twitter. He asks the DOJ to answer four questions regarding the lawsuit by September 29.
The DOJ is suing SpaceX for allegedly favoring American citizens in hiring, while having a history of rarely prosecuting employers for hiring illegal aliens. Data shows that only 11 executives and no companies were prosecuted in cases of hiring illegal aliens. The agency has been uncooperative in providing information on prosecutions.
Fox News: Gov Kemp says special session to remove DA Willis isn't going to happen
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp dismisses Republicans' attempts to remove Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, stating lack of evidence. Kemp affirms commitment to follow the law and constitution. State Sen. Colton Moore falsely claimed to have majority support for impeaching Willis. Other Republicans' obstruction attempts against the Georgia case involving former President Trump have failed. Willis asks for a deadline for defendants to sever themselves from the larger case.
Red State: NPR Explains the ‘Dramatic Change’ Behind Joe Biden’s Use of the Short Stairs on Air Force One
The Biden White House is consistently questioned about Biden's age and physical health. Polls show that both Republicans and Democrats believe younger leaders are needed in politics. Biden's use of the short stairs for Air Force One has drawn attention, with videos showing him using them and not taking questions. NPR has noticed the increase in Biden using the short stairs and comments on the potential risk of falling for an aging president. Despite reducing the risk of falling, Biden's public appearances and behavior continue to raise concerns about his fitness for office.
The Federalist: Yes, Washington Is A Gerontocracy. No, We Don't Need Age Limits
Mitch McConnell's recent blank stares in press conferences highlight the need for equal scrutiny of cognitive abilities in our leaders. Age limits may not be helpful, as experience is valuable. However, cases like Dianne Feinstein's power of attorney situation raise concerns. Mental acuity varies with age, and a cognitive test may be more appropriate than an age limit. Ultimately, voters have the power to choose the leaders they want.
Breitbart: White House Doesn't Want Joe Biden Impeached: 'Would Be a Disaster'
Members of the Biden administration fear the consequences of a potential impeachment inquiry, while House Speaker Kevin McCarthy suggests it may be launched in the near future. The inquiry would provide lawmakers with the power to gather vital information regarding the Biden family's alleged wrongdoing, a topic the White House has been avoiding. Despite mounting allegations against President Biden, some Republican lawmakers remain hesitant to investigate.
The Blaze: Peter Doocy hits KJP with blunt question about Biden's Maui wildfire response that visibly shocks his colleagues
Fox News reporter Peter Doocy questioned White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre about President Biden's response to Hurricane Idalia and compared it to his response to the Maui wildfires. Doocy asked if Biden's "robust" response to the hurricane was because he wasn't on vacation. Jean-Pierre defended Biden's response and urged Doocy to speak to Hawaii officials who praised the President's quick action.
Daily Wire: Clarence Thomas Cites Safety Concerns For Private Jet Travel After Dobbs Leak
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas took private jet flights to ensure security after a leaked opinion. The trip was paid for by a Republican donor, and other trips were also paid for by the same donor. The leak of the opinion led to concerns about the safety of conservative justices.
Breitbart: Comer: Impeachment Inquiry 'Imminent'
Rep. James Comer, chairman of the House Oversight Committee, believes there is a consensus among House Republicans about impeaching President Joe Biden. The National Archives is claiming that Biden is using pseudonyms for email accounts, making it difficult for oversight investigations. Comer suggests that an impeachment inquiry may be necessary to expedite the process.
Fox News: Washington Post fact-checker busts several of Biden's go-to personal stories: ‘Tradition of embellishing’
The Washington Post fact-checker called out President Biden for embellishing and exaggerating stories about his life. The fact-checker analyzed Biden's anecdotes about a fire at his house, being arrested during the civil rights era, and his acceptance of same-sex relationships, all of which were found to be embellished or not true. The fact-checker also poked holes in Biden's story about a conversation with an Amtrak conductor and a story about his father's reaction to seeing two men kiss.
Washington Free Beacon: House Republicans Demand Records on Hunter Biden’s Use of Air Force Two
House Republicans are seeking details on Hunter Biden's use of Air Force Two during his father's vice presidency. They have demanded the National Archives provide flight records showing Biden's use of the plane, as part of their investigation into the president's role in his son's business affairs. Reports have also emerged that the National Archives may have confirmed the existence of over 5,000 emails in which then-vice president Joe Biden used pseudonyms while discussing government and personal matters.
#society
The Blaze: Jordan Peterson has to undergo 're-education' training for offending the woke sensibilities of critics and regulators, but that may backfire, as he plans to broadcast it for the whole world to see
The Canadian governing body for psychologists ordered Dr. Jordan Peterson to undergo "re-education" training for expressing his lawful opinions online. Peterson fought the order in court but lost. The court upheld the order and also ordered Peterson to pay $25,000.
Breitbart: Exclusive—Maui Resident: More Than 450 Bodies Allegedly Recovered from Wildfire and ‘Lot of Kids’ Still Missing
Over 450 bodies have allegedly been found in Maui after a devastating fire in the town of Lahaina. The number is expected to rise to 1,000, with 40% being children. Many families are still hoping for the safety of their loved ones, but the reality is grim.
Fox News: 600 students at University of North Carolina rally for gun safety after shooting leaves faculty member dead
A professor at UNC Chapel Hill was shot and killed by one of his graduate students. The incident prompted students to rally for stricter gun laws. Students held a protest on campus and urged their peers to vote for change.
#war
The New American: China's Effort to Destroy America with a Civil War or a Final Surprise Attack - The New American
Joe Biden and China have weakened America, leading to a possible civil war or surprise attack.
Euromaidan Press: NATO chief: “Ukrainians have exceeded expectations again and again”
Ukrainians break through Russian defenses in southern counteroffensive, exceeding expectations.
#religion
National Review: The Corner: Why Kids Are Losing Their Religious Faith
Lyman Stone argues that the decline in religious belief among Americans is primarily affecting teenagers, rather than adults. He attributes this trend to the decreased influence of parents due to increased time spent in child care settings, schools, and online. This shift has had both positive effects, such as reduced engagement in risky behaviors, and negative effects, such as a diminished impact of churches and parents.
#health
Fox News: Jenna Jameson gives health update after being given a year to live
Former adult film star Jenna Jameson opens up about her year-long hospitalization due to a mystery illness. Doctors were unable to diagnose her condition, which included extreme muscle weakness and eventually led to a diagnosis of Guillain-Barré syndrome and blood cancer. Jameson took her health into her own hands and left the hospital, making major life changes and focusing on a healthy diet. She is now on the path to recovery, but still not at full strength.
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 380: City Journal’s John Tierney on the Return of Mask Mandates
John Tierney, a City Journal contributing editor, discusses the return of COVID mask mandates on the Breitbart News Daily Podcast with host Mike Slater. Tierney's column highlights the current situation regarding mask mandates.
Fox News: ACLU sues Indiana over denial of sex reassignment surgery for inmate who strangled 11-month-old to death
The ACLU is suing the Indiana Department of Corrections on behalf of a transgender inmate, arguing that a recent law prohibiting taxpayer funding for sex reassignment surgeries is a violation of the Eighth Amendment. The inmate, Jonathan Richardson, believes the surgery is a medical necessity.
Richardson, who was convicted of strangling his stepdaughter, identifies as a woman and has been diagnosed with gender dysphoria. The ACLU lawsuit claims that gender-affirming surgery is necessary to align Richardson's physical and gender identity.
#education
The Federalist: Don't Tread On Your Own Children
A teacher in Colorado Springs bans a Gadsden flag patch from a school, sparking controversy over its connection to slavery.
#sports
Forbes: Zack Gelof Is the Breath Of Fresh Air The Oakland A’s Sorely Needed
The struggling Oakland Athletics replenish their offense by calling up young players Tyler Soderstrom and Zack Gelof from Triple-A. Soderstrom struggles and is sent back down, but Gelof becomes the team's best hitter. Despite the team's poor offensive performance, Gelof shows promise with his impressive numbers and skills.
Flag And Cross: 'Gentle Giant' Funto Akinshilo 'Saved the Day' When Special Needs Boy Had 'Full-Blown Panic Attack' at Stadium
A special-needs boy with epilepsy attends Victory Day at Iowa State University, where the football team shows love and attention to special-needs children. Despite having a hard day and experiencing panic attacks from the noise, the boy is comforted by a kind football player named Funto Akinshilo from Nigeria, who helps him calm down and enjoy the event. The boy's mother is touched by the compassion shown by Akinshilo and wishes more college teams would hold events like this.
Forbes: Rosario Central: Big Sales And Future Stars
Rosario Central, a relatively unknown football club in Argentina, has recently gained global attention for its success in developing and exporting young talented footballers. The club's most notable player is Angel Di Maria, who has achieved international acclaim and played a crucial role in Argentina's recent victories. Rosario Central has become known as a talent factory, consistently producing players who go on to join some of the world's biggest clubs. The club's ability to sell these players at high prices has become essential for their survival, as they do not earn much from matchday earnings or TV deals. Despite their underdog status, Rosario Central continues to produce global superstars and shows no signs of slowing down.
#outdoors
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Vortex Optics unveils new products: Razor HD 13-39x56mm spotting scope in a leaner, lighter design for hunters, and two binocular harness packs, GlassPak Sport and GlassPak Pro. The spotting scope comes in Straight or Angled body configurations, priced at $999.99 each. The binocular harnesses provide quick, one-handed operation and multiple storage pockets, with prices ranging from $59.99 to $129.99. Perfect for hunters this fall.
#technology
Fox News: Is your doorbell camera vulnerable to jamming or interference?
Doorbell cameras in Palmdale, California are failing to capture neighbors or their guests, possibly due to jamming devices. Detecting jamming attacks on security cameras can be done by measuring noise levels or using a hidden device detector. In Greensboro, North Carolina, someone is able to disable a homeowner's internet connection, rendering the cameras useless. To safeguard against these issues, homeowners should use strong passwords, keep software up to date, use separate networks for devices, and consider investing in a UPS for networking equipment.
#other
Fox News: Japanese prime minister eats fish from radioactive wastewater dump to demonstrate safety
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and cabinet ministers eat seafood from Fukushima to dismiss concerns about safety. They aim to demonstrate that scientific evidence supports the safety of the food. Officials plan to visit markets to restore confidence and promote the safety of consuming fish from Fukushima.
Fox News: Nebraska man pulled over after massive bull spotted riding shotgun in his car, video shows
Police in Nebraska pull over a driver with a bull riding shotgun in his car. The bull, named Howdy Doody, was too big to fit inside the vehicle. The driver received a warning from police.