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3 Aug 2023
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#illegals
Fox News: NYC Mayor Adams accused of using migrants as 'props' as they sleep outside Manhattan hotel
An immigrant advocacy group accuses NYC Mayor Eric Adams of using asylum seekers as "props" to get more federal money. The city is overwhelmed with new arrivals, with the Roosevelt Hotel at full capacity. The city claims it is out of space, but the advocacy group believes more could be done to provide shelter.
Fox News: Migrants overwhelm Midtown Manhattan sidewalks: 'Absolutely out of control'
The New York City Council is concerned about the overwhelming number of migrants in the city, calling it unsustainable and impacting the quality of life for New Yorkers. Asylum seekers are lining the streets outside the Roosevelt Hotel, which is at max capacity. The council members are demanding a state of emergency and calling for the border to be closed.
#politics
Newsbusters: Network Tally of Third Trump Indictment Hits 111 Mins; ABC Fears Global Harm to U.S.
Broadcast networks extensively covered the third Trump indictment, totaling roughly 112 minutes. Meanwhile, there was no coverage of scandals pertaining to the Biden presidency. ABC led with 38 minutes, followed closely by NBC with 37 minutes, and CBS with 35 minutes. CBS Morning's Gayle King discussed Trump's likelihood of becoming the 2024 GOP nominee, while NBC's Today interviewed Trump attorney John Lauro. The coverage sparked questions about the value of votes and the peaceful transfer of power.
Flag And Cross: Fitch Ratings Downgrades US Credit Rating Amid Governance Concerns
Fitch Ratings downgraded the US credit rating from AAA to AA+ due to fiscal worries, governance decline, and political polarization . The decision followed the Capitol Attack, highlighting the deterioration in governance. The downgrade sparked criticism from Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and White House economic advisor Jared Bernstein . Fitch's future outlook suggests a need for stabilizing the debt-to-GDP ratio and possibly suspending the debt ceiling to regain the previous rating . Further downgrades are not expected due to potential government shutdowns .
Breitbart: CNN's Fanone: Trump, Osama bin Laden Both Terrorists Who Committed 'Horrific Acts' Against Americans
CNN law enforcement analyst Michael Fanone compared former President Donald Trump to Osama bin Laden, stating that both were terrorists who committed horrific acts against the American people. Fanone expressed his pride when he heard that Osama bin Laden had been killed and believes that Trump is also guilty of committing terrorist acts. Fanone believes that the jurors in the indictment will be the ones to determine whether or not Trump is guilty.
Fox News: North Carolina GOP Rep. Dan Bishop to leave Congress to run for state attorney general
Rep. Dan Bishop, R-N.C., has announced that he will leave Congress to run for North Carolina attorney general in the upcoming election cycle. Bishop, a member of the Freedom Caucus, aims to support prosecutors and law enforcement officers in restoring law and order in cities like Asheville and Charlotte. He will face Democrat Tim Dunn in the general election.
PJ Media: Gavin Newsom Just Took Another Huge Step in His Non-Campaign to Topple Joe Biden
California governor Gavin Newsom, who has been careful to keep his name in the headlines without actually launching a presidential bid, has challenged GOP governor Ron DeSantis to a debate. DeSantis has accepted and Newsom's team has responded by saying he should "put up or shut up." This unexpected showdown adds a surreal twist to the political landscape.
The Federalist: Police-State Tactics Are Costing U.S. Its Global Moral High Ground
The indictment of former President Trump by the Justice Department sparks controversy and raises concerns about interference in political rivalries. It is seen as part of a larger pattern of the U.S. government's infringement on civil liberties. The hypocrisy of criticizing other countries for similar actions further risks damaging America's international reputation.
Fox News: Dianne Feinstein's daughter holds power of attorney over ailing senator amid family finance fight
Sen. Dianne Feinstein's daughter, Katherine, has been given power of attorney and filed two lawsuits on her mother's behalf regarding access to her late husband's estate. The first lawsuit involves the sale of a California beach house to fund medical treatments, while the second challenges the appointment of two trustees. There are concerns about Feinstein's fitness for office, as incidents continue to raise doubt.
Daily Wire: Biden Admin Pressured FB To Suppress Daily Wire Content, Push Users To Legacy Outlets: Newly Released Docs
The Biden administration pressured Facebook to suppress The Daily Wire's reach and boost legacy media outlets on the platform. Meeting notes reveal discussions where the White House asked Facebook to change its algorithm to promote content from authoritative news sources over The Daily Wire and other "polarizing" entities. The administration was concerned about "misinformation" on COVID vaccines and wanted to control what users saw on Facebook.
#society
Human Events: Males BANNED from competing in women’s British Rowing events
British Rowing has announced a new policy that bans males from female-only competitions. The policy allows for an open category that is open to anyone, and a female-only category for those who were born female.
National Review: The Corner: Lizzo’s Double Standard?
Three backup dancers accuse rapper Lizzo of sexual harassment, which she denies. The dancers claim that Lizzo created a sexually charged and disrespectful work environment.
The Federalist Papers: Major Public School System Offering Hormones, Surgery Referrals to Students Without Parental Knowledge or Consent
Seattle public schools offer cross-sex hormones and gender-affirming surgeries to students without parental consent. Conservative parents argue this infringes on their rights and could drive families away from public schools. Critics say parental involvement is necessary in such decisions.
#war
Foreign Policy: Putin’s Justification for War Is Unraveling
In 2023, Putin justifies the invasion of Ukraine by claiming it is necessary to eliminate the threat of a neo-Nazi Ukraine armed by the West. However, this narrative is crumbling, as Prigozhin, the Wagner Group boss, reveals that the military leadership had manipulated the justification for war. Despite some support for the military in Russia, many believe the war has caused more harm than benefit . The Kremlin's weaponization of historical memory and manipulation of the Holocaust and World War II to justify the invasion is criticized by prominent Russian Jews, who argue against the politicization of the Holocaust and the portrayal of Ukraine's policies as genocide . Ukraine's celebration of Bandera as a nationalist hero, along with its whitewashing of OUN-UPA repressions, has elicited harsh criticism but has also strengthened Ukraine's civic identity in the face of Russian aggression .
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: German DM: Time to deliver Taurus cruise missiles has not yet come for us
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius says delivering Taurus cruise missiles to Ukraine is not a top priority, due to concerns about their range reaching Russian territory. The German government is focused on air defense and training support for Ukraine.
#economy
Fox News: Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp hints at increasing state spending after years of budget surpluses
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is ready to increase spending after years of budget surpluses. State agencies can request 3% budget increases and propose ways to spend the surplus. Critics argue that Kemp's low revenue estimates have harmed state services. Many programs have not recovered from budget cuts, and questions arise about serving Georgia's growing population. Austerity measures may continue for some agencies, and budget numbers should include spending cuts and new efficiencies. Georgia plans to spend $32.5 billion in state revenue and $55.9 billion overall this year. Education and healthcare are the biggest expenses.
#military
All Outdoor: POTD: First Well Liked Breechloader - 1819 Hall Breech Loading Flintlock
The 1819 Hall Breech Loading Flintlock rifle, invented by John Hancock Hall, was the first widely issued military breech loading firearm with interchangeable parts. It was adopted by the U.S. Army in 1819 and produced at the Harpers Ferry Arsenal. The rifle featured innovative designs such as the "fishtail" breech lever and a side-mounted breech lever.
#religion
Fox News: Pope Francis holds private meetings with sex abuse victims, Ukrainian pilgrims at World Youth Day
Pope Francis held private audiences with Ukrainian pilgrims and victims of sexual abuse. He discussed the Russian invasion and expressed his sorrow and prayerful support for the victims. The meetings were followed by a vespers speech where the pope addressed the weariness and disappointment felt by the Church due to scandal and detachment from faith. He urged the faithful to bring their struggles to the Lord.
The Blaze: Christian arrested while reading Bible aloud at LGBTQ event preaches at city meeting: 'We are all going to stand before God one day'
A Christian man was arrested for reading from the Bible outside a drag show in Watertown, Wisconsin. He later spoke at a city meeting, defending his actions and arguing for the role of God and Christianity in maintaining social order. He emphasized the importance of respecting the innocence of children and criticized the sexualization of society.
#culture
Flag And Cross: Azerbaijan President Gifts Land For State-Funded Jewish Cultural Center In Baku
A Jewish Cultural Center will be constructed in Baku, Azerbaijan, funded by the state and gifted by President Aliyev. The center will offer various classes and include a kosher restaurant. Azerbaijan is known for its strong relationship with Israel and lack of anti-Semitism.
#education
Fox News: Biden facing more pressure from Dems over crackdown on school hunting, archery classes
Sen. Jon Tester wants Education Secretary Miguel Cardona to restore federal funding for school archery and hunter education courses, arguing they teach safety and responsibility to students. The Education Department's interpretation of a law has blocked funding for shooting sports activities.
#crime
The Blaze: 87-year-old woman fights off pantsless intruder, feeds home invader peanut butter and crackers while waiting for cops: 'Don't sit and cry about it'
A brave 87-year-old woman in Maine fought off a home intruder, then offered him snacks. The intruder punched her but she defended herself with a chair. She managed to call the police, and the intruder was later apprehended. The woman hopes he gets the help he needs.
Fox News: Police dog, gunman killed following shootout at San Diego community college campus
San Diego police shot and killed a gunman who fatally wounded a police dog at San Diego Mesa College. The man, driving a white Tesla, shot at another driver and later fired shots at officers. The armed suspect refused to drop the gun and was shot by an officer. The police dog, Sir, died in the shootout.
Fox News: Connecticut TV anchor reveals ‘painful secret’ about mother’s death that kept her off air
Connecticut NBC anchor Heidi Voight reveals that her mother's death was a homicide, not a natural death, and that she was initially unable to disclose the truth. The investigation is ongoing, but police state that the killing was not random and there is no current threat to the community.
#sports
Daily Wire: Aussie Swimmer Snipes At U.S. After World Championships: ‘So Much Sweeter Beating America’
Australian swimmer Cate Campbell taunted the United States after the World Aquatics Championships, expressing joy in not hearing the American national anthem and calling the American swimmers sore losers. She also criticized the U.S. team tradition of ringing a cowbell. American Olympian Lilly King responded with a tweet defending her team's support for their teammates. Despite not winning the gold medal count, the U.S. won the overall medal count. Veteran swimmer Michael Phelps displayed good sportsmanship by cheering for a French swimmer who broke one of his world records.
Forbes: Jamaica’s Historic World Cup Knockout Qualification, Built On Their Sturdy Defense
Jamaica impressively advances to the knockout stage of the Women's World Cup, becoming the first Caribbean nation to do so. Their resilient defense, backed by goalkeeper Rebecca Spencer, has not conceded a single goal in the group stage. Leading the attack is Khadija Shaw, who poses a threat to opponents with her strength and pace. Despite scoring only one goal in the group stage, Jamaica cannot be underestimated as they prepare to face off against their next opponents in the knockouts.
#outdoors
Backpacker: What We’re Testing Now: A Standout Hiking Shoe with Fashion Roots
The Veja Fitz Roy is a durable and sustainable low cut hiker that provides stability and protection on the trail. Made with recycled and bio-based materials, it offers support and comfort, although the wide forefoot design may not fit everyone. The Trek-Shell fabric upper is water resistant and breathable, and the outsole provides excellent grip. Despite its high price of $245, the Fitz Roy's durability and performance make it worth the investment.
Field & Stream: Best 10mm Ammo of 2023, Tested and Reviewed
In the world of 10mm ammo, the options have expanded and choosing the right cartridge has become more complicated. To save you from the trial and error process, a selection of the best 10mm ammo has been tested. The top picks include Federal HST for overall performance, Buffalo Bore 220-grain Hardcast Outdoorsman for bear defense, Hornady 175-grain Critical Duty for self-defense, and CCI Blazer 180-grain FMJ FN for a budget option. Consider your application, terminal performance, recoil impulse, and cost when choosing the right 10mm ammo.
#technology
Breitbart: Surprise!: Iris-Scanning ID System Worldcoin Says Governments, Companies Can Use Its Database
Worldcoin, a new cryptocurrency project, plans to create a global ID system using iris scanning technology. The system will be open to governments and companies worldwide. Despite concerns about privacy, 2.2 million people have already signed up.
Forbes: Smart Carts May Be The Disruptive Technology Grocery Stores Need Now
AI-powered smart carts offer a solution to the declining market share of supermarkets and grocery stores. With the ability to bypass checkout lines, these carts improve the shopping experience and attract customers. Traditional stores have faced competition from mass merchants, warehouse clubs, and online shopping. Smart carts provide a convenient and efficient alternative that benefits both retailers and customers.
#other
Forbes: ‘The Witcher’ Dethroned Again In Netflix’s Top 10 List By A New Show
Viewership for season 3 of The Witcher on Netflix dropped by 30% from season 2, possibly due to the show's split episode release. It was surpassed by Sweet Magnolias, a sleeper hit with a different audience. Netflix's licensing deal for Suits suggests a demand for longer, budget-friendly dramas. The rest of the Top 10 list includes Spanish romance A Perfect Story, the doc How to Become a Cult Leader, and anime releases. The Witcher is facing backlash over fan ratings and Henry Cavill's departure, making future seasons uncertain.
Flag And Cross: Robinhood Beats Revenue Estimates, Reports Q2 Profitability
Stock and crypto trading platform Robinhood reported strong second-quarter financial results, with revenue of $486 million, beating estimates. Transaction revenue was down, but net interest revenue was up. The company reported 23.2 million funded accounts and 10.8 million monthly active users. Robinhood achieved GAAP profitability for the first time as a public company. The company's expense outlook for the full year improved, and it highlighted strong adoption of its IRA program and the growth of its Robinhood Gold program. Robinhood shares traded lower in after-hours trading.
Fox News: Grand Canyon West, Skywalk attraction reopen just one day after bus crash killed 1, injured 8 others
A fatal collision between a tour bus and a personal vehicle at Grand Canyon West leaves one person dead and several injured. The investigation into the crash is ongoing.