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11 Sep 2023
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#politics
Newsbusters: Dehumanizing! MSNBC's Jen Psaki Compares Unborn Babies to Broccoli, Lumps of Coal
Former Biden press secretary Jen Psaki mocked a Republican strategy session where they suggested using the term "pro-baby" instead of "pro-life." Psaki compared babies to broccoli and coal, emphasizing that language doesn't change their nature. She argued that abortion is more dehumanizing than the language used. Democrats criticized the GOP's rebranding efforts, pointing out the inconsistency in their stance on abortion.
National Review: Over 100 House Democrats Demand Biden ‘Use All Tools Available’ to Give Illegal Migrants Work Permits
House Democrats are urging President Biden and the DHS to help migrants seeking work authorization and contribute to the economy, despite opposition from Republicans.
The House Freedom Caucus is threatening to shut down the government if funding does not include measures to secure the border and address other policy concerns. Speaker McCarthy is facing a difficult balancing act.
Red State: New Poll Shows Americans' Concern Over Elderly Politicians Is One Thing They Can Agree On
A new poll shows growing concern about the age of political candidates and elected officials, with worries about health issues and being "out of touch" with average Americans. Democrats, Republicans, and independents all favor age limits for lawmakers. President Joe Biden's gaffes and cognitive decline, along with other aging politicians, are raising concerns. It may be time to consider term limits and mental competency tests for older politicians.
Human Events: ROD THOMSON: Democrats are lying about Tommy Tuberville to protect abortion
Sen. Tommy Tuberville is refusing to consent to military promotions due to an abortion provision. Republicans who support him believe he is right, while others criticize him. Most Republicans would have consented without realizing the provision. Leaders of the military claim Tuberville's actions damage national security.
National Review: Progressives Give Eric Adams the Trump Treatment for Refusing to Ignore NYC’s Migrant Crisis
Democratic New York City Mayor Eric Adams warns of the potential destruction of the city due to an influx of migrants, leading to comparisons to former President Donald Trump. Adams, who previously supported immigration, now claims that the city cannot sustain the financial burden of providing for over 100,000 illegal immigrants. Meanwhile, The New York Times suggests that the GOP caused the border crisis, causing a rare convergence between Democrats and Republicans on the issue.
Red State: The Worst 9/11 Takes of 2023 Go Forth and Show the Derangement of the Left
On the 22nd anniversary of 9/11, Americans remember the lives lost. Everyone can unify, except a few on the left. S.V. Date gives worst take, comparing January 6th to 9/11. Mehdi Hasan brings up Chile's 9/11, but it's insulting to compare.
The Federalist: VP Harris Refuses To Say Which Abortion Limits She Supports
Vice President Kamala Harris refuses to specify a cut-off week for abortion access, instead emphasizing the need to restore the protections of Roe v. Wade through legislation. She denies the claim that Democrats want to allow abortions until birth and criticizes Republicans for mischaracterizing their stance. Harris suggests that the issue should be left to the women of America to decide.
#society
Breitbart: GOP Presidential Candidates Pay Tribute to 9/11 Victims, First Responders
Republican presidential candidates took to social media to honor the 2,977 victims and first responders of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Former President Donald Trump emphasized the pain and loss of that terrible day. Former Vice President Mike Pence highlighted the need to remain vigilant against evil. Other candidates, including Gov. Ron DeSantis, Vivek Ramaswamy, Nikki Haley, Sen. Tim Scott, Gov. Chris Christie, and Gov. Doug Burgum, expressed their remembrance and gratitude for the heroes of 9/11.
Daily Wire: NYC Leaders From Past And Present Joined By DeSantis, VP Harris At Ground Zero For 9/11 Ceremony
Mourners gather for 9/11 memorial, politicians attend but Biden and Trump absent.
New York City Mayor reflects on the resilience of Americans after 9/11 attacks.
The Babylon Bee: Disney Unveils More Authentic California Adventure Park Featuring Homeless Campsite
Walt Disney plans to create an authentic homeless campsite in California Adventure, attracting mixed reactions. The park aims to portray the harsh reality of homelessness, leaving visitors reflecting on societal issues.
#war
Fox News: On 9/11, Biden and his team want us to forget about the jihadists who attacked us
President Biden's absence from the 9/11 anniversary at Ground Zero suggests a desire to move past the attack and focus on politically advantageous wars against parents and patriotic Americans. The administration downplays the ongoing threat of jihadists seeking to impose Islamic caliphates and acquire weapons of mass destruction. While neocon leaders want us to forget, the American people will never forget and will continue to combat this long-term threat.
#foreignaffairs
PJ Media: What the Hell Kind of Country Does China Want to Be?
China, under Xi Jinping, is an inscrutable power with unclear intentions. It displays signs of imperialism but also prioritizes security and control. It has engaged in acts of colonialism in Fiji and attempts to expand its influence in the Pacific and Southeast Asia. Xi's focus is on maintaining total control domestically, even at the cost of economic growth.
Foreign Policy: ‘I Am Now More Concerned About the Formidable Threat From China.’
Top U.S. and Canadian cybersecurity officials, Jen Easterly and Sami Khoury, discuss the increasing boldness of cyberattacks from Russia and China. They emphasize the importance of partnership and cooperation in defending against these threats. They also address the potential dangers and opportunities of artificial intelligence in the realm of cybersecurity.
#economy
Forbes: From Subsea To Space: How Hunting Plc CEO Jim Johnson Is Transforming His Global Engineering Group
Hunting Plc, an engineering group in the energy industry, is experiencing a rebound after the underinvestment caused by the Covid pandemic. With elevated natural gas and oil prices and an increase in energy transition projects, their order books have seen significant growth. CEO Jim Johnson plans to expand the business into new industries and maintain robust revenue through non-oil and gas sectors.
#religion
The Blaze: There’s an insidious movement sweeping across the globe, and 'it's the dream of all the wizards, occultists of old, and priests'
Author Joe Allen joins the show to discuss the growing worship of transhumanism, the belief that humans can evolve beyond current limitations through science and technology. Allen argues that transhumanism is not just a scientific worldview, but a religious one that views technology as a form of prophecy. He explains that transhumanism is essentially the desire for magical power through technology, and that it has many names, such as optimalism and accelerationism. The movement has shifted from improving human intellect and culture to idolizing machines as the standard of strength, beauty, and intelligence.
#history
Fox News: 22 years later, some 9/11 victims are battling illnesses caused by that day
Thousands of 9/11 survivors have died or are suffering from illnesses caused by the debris and toxins after the Twin Towers fell. The most prevalent health issues are respiratory problems and cancer.
#health
National Review: FDA Approves Another Covid Booster to Combat New Variants
The FDA approves new Covid vaccine boosters by Moderna and Pfizer to combat emerging strains of the virus. The new monovalent vaccines are available to individuals aged 12 and older, while children aged six months to eleven years can only receive them through emergency-use authorization. Vaccination is crucial for public health and protection against severe effects of COVID-19.
#crime
Fox News: Chicago woman arrested after allegedly unleashing aggressive dogs on police officers
Chicago Police arrest suspect who released two violent dogs on officers during an investigation. Vernia Jones, a Chicago resident, charged with felony aggravated battery and misdemeanor counts for resisting officers. Three officers bitten, one discharged weapon. Dogs' condition unknown.
The Right Scoop: She was in a burger joint for FOUR minutes…
A girl's rental jeep was stolen in San Francisco along with all her belongings, including her passport. The incident occurred while she was inside a burger joint for a few minutes.
Fox News: Florida suspect arrested for allegedly posing as high schooler in Taveres: police
Florida police arrested a 21-year-old woman who posed as a high school student. Dakota Marie Adams was charged with providing false information and trespassing on school property. Adams was caught on security cameras and arrested.
Fox News: Country music star Zach Bryan receives police praise after apologizing for arrest
Country singer Zach Bryan was arrested for obstruction of investigation during a traffic stop in rural Oklahoma. He quickly issued a sincere apology for his behavior, impressing law enforcement officers who rarely see such contrition, especially from celebrities. Bryan was seen on dashcam footage complaining about the police officers and using harsh language but later admitted his wrongs and apologized profusely. The National Police Association hopes that he will use his celebrity status to support law enforcement charities and show continued contrition.
Daily Wire: ‘That ’70s Show’ Stars Dragged For Writing ‘Character Letters’ In Support Of Convicted Rapist Co-Star
Married actors Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis faced backlash for writing character letters supporting their convicted rapist co-star, Danny Masterson. Masterson was sentenced to 30 years to life in prison for two counts of rape. Kutcher and Kunis expressed gratitude for Masterson's friendship and claimed that he had influenced them positively. Critics condemned their defense of a rapist, calling it hypocritical and demanding that they admit their mistake.
#sports
Forbes: Coco Gauff's Stock On The Rise After Huge Grand Slam Win
Coco Gauff, the rising American tennis star, won her first Grand Slam singles title at the 2023 US Open. At only 18 years old, Gauff became the youngest American U.S. Open champion since Serena Williams. Gauff's victory is seen as a potential new face for American tennis, filling the void left by Williams' retirement.
#outdoors
Backpacker: Microdose Adventure With These 10 Tiny Urban Trails
Micro trails, which are shorter and more accessible hiking trails, offer a quick escape into nature right in your own neighborhood. These trails, found in parks and nature preserves, provide a chance to connect with nature and recharge your mental battery. They can be found in cities across the United States, offering a convenient way to enjoy the outdoors.
#other
Fox News: 11 injured when Maine lighthouse walkway cracks during annual event: 'Collapsing sound, and then some screams’
Eleven people were injured when a lighthouse walkway collapsed during a tour event in Maine. The collapse occurred during Maine Open Lighthouse Day, with five of the injured individuals taken to hospitals. The lighthouse is currently closed, but repairs will be made eventually.