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9 Aug 2023
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#illegals
Fox News: NYC migrant crisis costs could hit $12 billion, Mayor Adams urges federal emergency declaration
New York City Mayor Eric Adams warns that the migrant crisis will cost the city over $12 billion by 2025 and asks for more federal action and support. The city is overwhelmed with over 57,000 people in the shelter system and spending billions each year. Adams also supports Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey's state of emergency declaration and calls for expedited pathways to work authorizations for migrants.
#politics
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Biden’s henchman obtains search warrant for Trump’s X account, fined X for not complying – [UPDATE: TRUMP RESPONDS]
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Biden's DOJ obtained a search warrant for Trump's Twitter account. Elon Musk's Twitter initially tried to withhold the records but complied after being fined $350k. This reveals the possibility of more warrants for other accounts.
Front Page Magazine: A Federal Grand Jury Indictment is Meaningless Because They Indict 99.9% of the Time
In dueling op-eds, Jack Goldsmith warns of consequences in prosecuting Trump while Alberto Gonzalez argues that the Justice Department is not biased against Republicans. Gonzalez emphasizes the power of the grand jury, but critics dismiss this as nonsense given politicized prosecutions in the past.
Liberty Nation: Jack Smith’s Search Warrant for Trump’s Twitter – READ IN FULL
Special Counsel Jack Smith's team sought a search warrant for Trump's Twitter account in January. The Department of Justice requested a non-disclosure agreement.
Breitbart: NYT: Confidential Legal Memo Outlined 'Alternate Electors' Plan for January 6
The New York Times reported on a "secret memo" proposing the use of "alternate electors" by the Trump campaign in case of election result challenges. The memo, written by lawyer Kenneth Chesebro, considers the feasibility of the idea but does not announce a plan. It references previous instances of Democrats using alternate electors. The memo, along with another by lawyer John Eastman, has been included in the indictment of former President Donald Trump as part of a conspiracy.
The New American: Red Alert! Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea are Ready for War with America - The New American
Anti-American globalists dismiss the possibility of an attack on America, despite the depleted military. They believe politicians have never been wrong.
Breitbart: Biden: Russia and China Aren't Cooperating on Climate, But I Wanted to Block Drilling and I'm 'Still Pushing'
In an interview with The Weather Channel, President Biden acknowledged losing in court and being unable to stop drilling on the East Coast, West Coast, and in the Gulf. He emphasized the need for a worldwide effort to address climate change but acknowledged that Russia and China are difficult partners. Biden also defended his actions by highlighting private sector investments in alternative energy.
Fox News: Out-of-state Democrats cheer defeat of Ohio resolution backed by local GOP
Out-of-state Democrats are celebrating the defeat of a proposal in Ohio that would have raised the threshold for amending the state constitution. Republicans accused them of intervening in local affairs. Democrats argued it would make it harder to protect abortion rights while supporters said it gave more Ohioans a voice.
Prominent Democrats hailed the defeat of the proposal as a national victory. Republicans blamed "dark money" from outside Ohio for the loss. Ohio State Rep. Brian Stewart claimed liberal dark money groups spent $15 million in the state.
The Blaze: DeSantis suspends Soros-linked prosecutor over ‘neglect of duty and incompetence’
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has suspended Monique Worrell, the state attorney for the Ninth Judicial Circuit, accusing her of neglect of duty and incompetence. Worrell, a Democrat elected in 2020, allegedly avoided minimum mandatory sentences for gun crimes and drug trafficking offenses and engaged in other questionable practices. Andrew Bain, a former judge, will replace her.
#society
National Review: The Corner: Journalism Is Not a Public Good
Journalism professor Patrick Walters argues that journalism should be publicly funded, comparing it to public goods like missile defense. However, the economic definition of a public good does not apply to journalism, as it is excludable through paywalls and subscriptions. Walters's proposal for government-backed journalism is flawed, as it disregards the abundance of online news and the ability for journalism to be privately provided. His argument that journalism is as important as clean water and emergency personnel is unconvincing and fails to acknowledge the changing landscape of news consumption. Overall, government support for journalism is unnecessary and would only be special pleading for the industry.
The Blaze: The Montgomery riverboat brawl points to America's dysfunction
A violent brawl erupts in Montgomery, Alabama, with white men attacking a black security guard. Black onlookers rescue the guard, escalating the conflict. Jason Whitlock believes the incident highlights America's dysfunction and the manipulation of racial conflict for personal gain.
Spectator USA: Lizzo doesn’t want anyone to out-fat her, dancers claim
Lizzo is facing a lawsuit and new allegations of creating a hostile work environment and engaging in sexual harassment. The allegations include a sexually charged environment and failure to pay employees.
Daily Wire: ‘Let’s Make A Deal’ Host Wayne Brady Reveals He Is ‘Pansexual’
TV personality Wayne Brady revealed in an interview that he identifies as pansexual, explaining that he is attracted to individuals regardless of their gender identity. The 51-year-old comedian also discussed his past feelings of attraction towards men and the societal pressures that led him to suppress those emotions. Brady's ex-wife and daughter expressed support for his revelation.
Fox News: First responder recounts brutal assault while on the job as staffing shortages plague nation
An EMT recounts a vicious assault during a call, highlighting the dangerous conditions faced by first responders due to staffing shortages and the risks they endure to help others. The alarming shortage of emergency officials in the country is an underreported issue that should be addressed as crime rates rise. Despite the attack, the EMT remains determined to continue her first responder work because she loves helping people.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russo-Ukrainian War. Day 532: Biden greenlights Ukrainian pilots training on F-16
Russo-Ukrainian War has been ongoing for 532 days. Biden approves Ukrainian pilots training on F-16.
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 364: Revisiting Joe Biden's Afghanistan Failures; Guest: AWR Hawkins on the SCOTUS ‘Ghost Guns’ Ruling
Host Mike Slater discusses the consequences of President Biden's botched withdrawal from Afghanistan on Gold Star families and servicemembers. AWR Hawkins, Second Amendment correspondent for Breitbart, talks about the Supreme Court ruling on "ghost guns" by the ATF.
Euromaidan Press: Frontline visible on heat map due to reduced agricultural activity
The heat map shows the Russian-Ukrainian front line, visible due to reduced agricultural activity. The war zone areas that are not cultivated for agriculture are cooler, as they are overgrown with grass and receive less solar radiation.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: Haley Calls to End Taxpayer Aid to Afghanistan
Republican presidential hopeful Nikki Haley vows to cut all U.S. aid to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, highlighting the Biden administration's investment in the country. The GOP's 2024 candidates, including Mike Pence and Donald Trump, criticize the administration's withdrawal from Afghanistan and blame Biden for the Taliban's rise to power. Foreign policy, particularly the Afghanistan withdrawal and aid to Ukraine, may be a key issue in the 2024 election.
Breitbart: Watchdog: Biden Admin Top Source of Aid in Afghanistan -- But Taliban Take Credit
America remains the largest donor to Afghanistan despite the Taliban's conquest of the country. SIGAR report reveals concerns about the Taliban diverting aid and strongarming humanitarian organizations. The Taliban controls humanitarian aid in the country and uses it for propaganda.
Washington Free Beacon: Iran Says It Has Tech To Build Supersonic Cruise Missile
Iran has announced that it has the technology to build supersonic cruise missiles, raising concerns among Western countries about Tehran's missile capabilities. This comes as the United States deploys warships in the Red Sea to deter Iran from disrupting merchant ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Despite opposition, Iran continues to develop its missile program, claiming it can reach the bases of its adversaries in the region. Talks to salvage the nuclear deal between Iran and the United States have stalled, and the Pentagon has increased its presence in the Middle East to monitor key waterways.
#economy
National Review: ‘Bidenomics’ Backfires
The Biden administration's attempt to rebrand the economy as "Bidenomics" and hope for future improvements has not been successful. Polls show that a majority of voters still view the current economic conditions as poor and believe that the economy is getting worse, despite positive economic indicators. Rising prices, including the cost of oil and food, along with high labor costs, are contributing to the dissatisfaction. The administration's messaging strategy has backfired, with voters now trusting Republicans more than Democrats to manage the country's major issues.
Forbes: Are Two Prime Day Sales Events Enough For Amazon?
Amazon, fresh off record-setting Prime Day sales, plans to hold Prime Big Deal Days in October. Details are scarce, but the event will be exclusive to Prime members and take place in the US, Canada, and 17 other countries. Amazon's success with Prime Day has led to speculation about expanding its sales events throughout the year, including the possibility of a spring home improvement event.
#religion
The Blaze: Vivek Ramaswamy: Can a Non-Christian champion Christian values?
Vivek Ramaswamy, a non-Christian entrepreneur running for the 2024 Republican Party presidential primaries, shares similar values rooted in family and equality. While not a pastor, he believes his value system qualifies him to be commander in chief and he strongly supports religious liberty and pro-life beliefs.
#health
Daily Wire: ‘Little House On The Prairie’ Actress Discusses How Faith In God Helped Her Accept Brain Tumor Diagnosis
Actress Wendi Lou Lee shares her journey of faith and resilience after being diagnosed with a brain tumor. She describes her experience as a therapy session and feels that her perspective on grace and God has changed. Lee recounts her initial doubts and relief upon receiving the diagnosis, and expresses gratitude for the privilege of going through this hardship and growing closer to God.
The Blaze: Sen. Dianne Feinstein, 90, hospitalized after falling at home — just days after NY Times confirms worrying development
Sen. Dianne Feinstein, America's oldest senator at 90 years old, was hospitalized after falling at her San Francisco residence. She was checked out and released with no injuries. This incident raises concerns about her ability to continue in her role as a senator.
#crime
The Economist: Murder rates are falling in a majority of American cities
Murder rates are falling in American cities, including Chicago, thanks to violence prevention efforts. Factors such as the end of the pandemic and increased community-based initiatives have contributed to the decline. However, concerns remain about the availability of resources and the potential for spikes in violence in certain areas.
Fox News: Virginia 6-year-old's chilling words after shooting 1st grade teacher during class revealed in unsealed docs
A 6-year-old student in Virginia shoots his teacher at school. The boy allegedly said, "I shot that b---- dead" after the shooting. The teacher had previously reported disciplinary incidents and threats of violence involving the same student.
Fox News: Not so fast: Don’t click that fake Amazon or Microsoft ad. Here’s why
Cybercriminals are infecting links in search results through malvertising, where they insert malicious code or harmful links into fake ads that appear legitimate. These ads can lead to websites hosting malware or prompt users to download malicious software. The links often look identical to the real thing, making them difficult to distinguish.
To avoid falling victim to these scams, it's important to check the website's domain, examine its content and design, hover over the link to verify the URL, and exercise caution with shortened URLs. Understanding scammers' techniques and staying updated on their schemes can help, as well as being cautious with phishing emails, fake social media scams, and fake product reviews. Using a secure browser, enabling two-factor authentication, regularly updating software, and having antivirus software can provide added protection. Stay vigilant to avoid clicking on fake ads and risking personal information being stolen.
#sports
Fox News: UCLA’s Chip Kelly suggests Notre Dame model for all of college football
The Pac-12 Conference will undergo significant changes as Arizona, Arizona State, Utah, Oregon, and Washington plan to leave after the 2023-24 seasons. This decision will leave the conference with only four teams starting in 2024. UCLA head football coach Chip Kelly suggests that all football teams should be independent while all other sports programs remain in conferences, similar to Notre Dame's setup in the ACC. The impact of these changes will affect travel for sports programs outside of football, raising concerns about the well-being of student-athletes.
Forbes: Pepsi Expands NFL Sponsorship With ‘Official Zero Of The NFL’
Pepsi has secured a new sponsorship deal with the NFL, making Pepsi Zero Sugar the "Official Zero of the NFL" for the 2023-2024 season. D'Andre Swift of the Philadelphia Eagles will be the face of the partnership, wearing the number 0 jersey. The deal includes giveaways of jerseys and tickets to games, as well as Pepsi Zero Sugar becoming the presenting sponsor for the NFL Rookie of the Week and Rookie of the Year.
#science
Fox News: Sun emits highest-energy light ever observed, scientists say
International researchers have discovered that the sun emits surprisingly bright gamma rays with an energy level of about 1 trillion electron volts. The discovery was made by scientists at the High-Altitude Water Cherenkov Observatory, who detected the gamma rays and particles created when the rays interact with the Earth's atmosphere.
Fox News: King Charles called on to 'release the truth' on UFOs, prepare religious for impact of ET life
King Charles is being urged to release information about UFOs and prepare for first contact with aliens. The head of the Church of England has a duty to prepare followers for the impact of discovering extraterrestrial life. The UK government and other governments worldwide are under pressure to disclose what they know about UFOs.
The impact of alien life on religion is explored in a new documentary, "God Versus Aliens." The film contemplates how religion would survive if sentient beings brought their own beliefs. Former head of the UK's UFO program suggests that aliens may have their own religious beliefs and gods.
#outdoors
Fox News: Orcas attack boat off the coast of Portugal for 30 minutes, sailor sets off emergency alert
Sailor attacked by killer whales off the coast of Portugal, unable to stop them despite various efforts. Boat towed back to shore with continued attacks.
#other
Forbes: ‘Evil Dead Rise’ Fleshes Out Halloween Horror Nights’ Hell-Raising Lineup
Universal Studios Hollywood's Halloween Horror Nights will feature a haunted house based on the horror film Evil Dead Rise, which has become a global success. The immersive experience will take visitors into the nightmarish world of the movie, set in a Los Angeles apartment building plagued by demonic creatures. Alongside this, several other original haunted houses and attractions will be offered, including Monstruos: The Monsters of Latin America and Holidayz in Hell. The event will take place from September to October 2023.
Red State: Target Faces Lawsuit Over Going Woke, Makes Desperate Move With Starbucks to Save Themselves
Target is facing significant losses and a lawsuit after controversial marketing decisions. The company's stock value has dropped by $15 billion, and shareholders are accusing Target of betraying them by prioritizing radical left agendas. In an attempt to recover, Target is now offering "Drive up" Starbucks at their stores, but it is unclear if this move will bring back lost customers.
Newsbusters: Maddow MELTDOWN: Falsely Claims AR-15 for 'Babies' Has Hit the Market
Rachel Maddow went on a tirade about a new AR-15 model that she falsely claimed was designed for babies and toddlers. In reality, it was a smaller, lighter .22LR rifle meant for parents to teach their kids about firearms safety. Maddow's outrage was unwarranted and based on misinformation.
