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National Review: The Corner: Two Can Play That Game, Governor Lujan Grisham
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham of New Mexico believes she has the power to suspend state statutes and constitutional rights. This raises questions about the potential consequences and the arbitrary nature of such actions. If this behavior becomes the norm, different governors in different states could have opposing policies based on their personal beliefs. It is important to understand the significance of legislative processes, written laws, and constitutional rights in maintaining order and fairness in governance.
Flag And Cross: Watch: Was Trump Overcome with Emotions When Talking About America as 'Nation in Decline'?
Former President Donald Trump, in a moment of silence at a rally, proclaimed the United States as the greatest nation but also expressed concern about its decline under President Joe Biden. Trump mentioned economic challenges, including high inflation, and suggested that a Great Depression may be looming. He vowed to initiate the largest deportation operation in U.S. history if elected and claimed that only he could prevent World War III. South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem endorsed Trump and criticized Biden's policies on immigration and national security.
Spectator USA: Joe Biden’s global G20 embarrassment
President Biden's recent performances indicate confusion and an inability to distinguish the time of day. His feeble attempts at humor and rambling speeches have left his aides wary. The United States appears to be in a posthumous state, with Biden's actions reinforcing the notion that it's time to turn out the lights.
PJ Media: How Quickly Some Have Forgotten
The 22nd Anniversary of 9/11 brings to mind the threats we face today, from Russia and China warships to political turmoil. Remembering 9/11 is essential to prevent future surprises and protect our country. The impact of that day has changed our perception of America and its place in the world.
National Review: The Corner: This Is the Problem Right Here
Iowa shows overwhelming support for Donald Trump at a college football game, elevating him to hero and symbol status.
Breitbart: Joe Biden Ignores Question on Whether He Is Worried About Hunter Being Indicted
President Joe Biden ignored a reporter's question about his son Hunter potentially being indicted. The exchange happened during a press conference in Vietnam where Biden was speaking. This incident is part of a pattern where Biden avoids answering questions about his son.
Red State: Biden Administration Savaged for Praising Saudi Arabia on the Annivesary of 9/11
The Biden administration praises Saudi Arabia on 9/11, receiving backlash for the timing. The Saudis committed $20 billion to Biden's Partnership for Global Infrastructure, raising speculation of a hidden agreement. The administration's post undermines their supposed care for 9/11 and raises questions about their priorities.
#society
Fox News: Minnesota meat processing plant accused of employing minors to pay $300K in penalties
Minnesota meat processing company, Tony Downs, to pay $300,000 in penalties for employing children as young as 13 in hazardous conditions, violating child labor laws. The children operated meat grinders, ovens, and forklifts for long hours and overnight shifts.
The Blaze: 'A lot of red flags': Florida surgeon general advises people to stay away from new COVID-19 vaccine
Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo advises against receiving the new COVID-19 booster vaccine, as it has not yet been approved by the FDA and lacks evidence of effectiveness and safety. He also expresses concerns about potential cardiac injuries caused by the updated vaccine. Ladapo encourages individuals to trust their own judgment and make decisions based on their own beliefs. He suggests focusing on healthy nutrition habits instead of relying on booster shots.
Ladapo criticizes the use of mask mandates and lockdowns, referring to them as ineffective and harmful policies. Despite some parts of the country implementing mask mandates again, Florida law prohibits businesses, schools, and government entities from enforcing such measures. Dan Bongino mocks the use of surgical masks as protection against a microscopic virus.
#war
Forbes: Is China’s Kamikaze Drone Clone Headed To Russia?
Test launch of Chinese kamikaze drone, Sunflower-200, reveals advanced stage of development; potential cause for concern in Ukraine. Russian-made Shahed drones vital in war against Ukraine's cities; Russia seeking to acquire more in large numbers. Chinese alternative, Sunflower-200, an upgrade with smart guidance unit; may be months away from production.
Breitbart: Ukraine's Counteroffensive Only Has a Month Left: Gen. Mark Milley
Ukraine has about 30 days left to make significant gains in its counteroffensive against Russia before winter freezes the war. Despite slower progress than expected, the Ukrainian forces still have time to recapture occupied territory. The Ukrainian government blames the lack of Western-supplied weapons for the counteroffensive failures.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: UK police nab China spies working in high reaches of government: Officials
A UK parliamentary researcher arrested for spying for China claims innocence. The arrest raises concerns over Chinese threats to British democracy.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Facebook Co-Founder Eduardo Saverin Is Now Singapore's Richest Person
Eduardo Saverin, co-founder of Meta Platforms Inc, is now Singapore's wealthiest resident with a net worth of $16 billion, thanks to his stake in Meta and venture capital firm ownership. This happened despite Singapore's economic slowdown.
Saverin's journey includes a lawsuit against Mark Zuckerberg over a reduced stake in Facebook, settled out of court, as depicted in the movie "The Social Network." He renounced his U.S. citizenship and holds a significant stake in Meta.
#culture
Breitbart: Director Ava DuVernay: International Film Festivals 'Don't Care' About Black Filmmakers' Stories
Ava DuVernay claims that black filmmakers are discouraged from entering international film festivals because their stories are believed to be uninteresting to people outside the United States. She became the first black woman to compete with a feature-length film at the Venice Film Festival this year. DuVernay wishes for the festival to keep the door open for diverse filmmakers.
#crime
Breitbart: At Least 27 Shot During Weekend in Mayor Brandon Johnson's Chicago
Over the weekend, there were 27 shootings in Chicago, resulting in five fatalities. Despite strict gun control measures in the city and state, the number of murders in Chicago continues to rise.
Fox News: Oakland DA accuses critics of racism as upset residents express outrage over crime
Oakland residents criticize the district attorney for having soft-on-crime policies, but she claims it's racist attacks against her. Concerned citizens held a rally to protest the rising crime rates in the city.
Fox News: Idaho prosecutor wants cameras out of Bryan Kohberger courtroom
Lawyers on both sides of the Idaho student murders case have asked the court to restrict TV cameras in court as the unexplained slaughter of four undergrads continues to attract national attention. The defense argues that the media coverage violated a court "directive" and the defendant's constitutional rights, while the prosecution is concerned about the impact on young and vulnerable witnesses.
#sports
Red State: The Significant Results and New Rankings from NCAA Football: Week #2
(4) Texas defeats (10) Alabama 34-24 in a shocking game that shows flaws in Alabama's usual dominating force on offense. Texas takes a spot in the top-5 while Alabama is on the brink of falling out of the top-10.
(18) Colorado beats Nebraska 36-14, further proving that Deion Sanders is turning the Buffaloes into a legitimate team. Sanders delivers with 393 passing yards and two touchdowns. Colorado moves up to in the rankings.
The Blaze: HEATED: Whitlock debates 3 former NFL players about Deion Sanders
The debate revolves around whether Deion Sanders, the new head coach of the University of Colorado Boulder football team, will lead them in a positive direction. Warren Sapp and other former NFL players support Sanders, praising his consistency and the dedication of the team. However, Jason Whitlock doubts Sanders' coaching abilities, citing his arrogance as a potential flaw. The debate takes a heated turn as they discuss the impact of arrogance on success.
Forbes: A’s Financial Details Reveal John Fisher’s Claim Of $40 Million Losses For 2023
The financial details of the Oakland A's reveal substantial losses and the need for a new ballpark in Las Vegas. The data shows projected losses of $40 million for 2023, along with a decrease in ticket and sponsorship revenue. The A's have received revenue sharing funds and hope to improve their financial situation with a move to Las Vegas.
Field & Stream: Angler Catches Potential World-Record Gar on Six Pound Test Line
A Kentucky angler and a Texas fishing guide break a 72-year-old fishing record by catching a 283-pound alligator gar on six-pound line at Sam Rayburn Lake.
On The Water: Surfcasting from Rock Ledges
The narrator and another fisherman frequent the same stretch of coastline to hunt for striped bass. They share minimal communication and have a chance encounter during a stormy night where they both find success. The article provides tips on how to approach fishing ledges for stripers, emphasizing the importance of white water and caution when fishing near cliffs. The safety equipment is also discussed, including wearing appropriate gear and using a powerful rod and reel.
Fox News: 'The Star-Spangled Banner' missing from US Open finals
Novak Djokovic and Coco Gauff win titles at US Open. American national anthem missing. Some fans perplexed.
Forbes: ‘Nothing’s Changed!’ The Green Bay Packers’ Ownership Of The Chicago Bears Keeps Hitting New Heights
The Green Bay Packers continue their dominance over the Chicago Bears, winning their ninth straight match and extending their historical lead in the series. With a decisive 38-20 victory, the Packers show no signs of relinquishing their ownership of the Bears. The Jordan Love-era begins with a spectacular performance, mirroring the success of past Packers quarterbacks against their rival.