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11 Sep 2023
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#politics
PJ Media: Fifth Circuit Partially Upholds Temporary Ban on Biden Censorship Regime, Pares Down Order
A federal judge in Louisiana issued an injunction against the government's censorship regime on social media. The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals partially upheld the ban while limiting its scope, stating that government officials engaged in broad pressure campaigns to suppress speech. The ban no longer applies to certain government agencies.
Newsbusters: The View Insanely Claims Dems Never Backed Their Incumbent President Before Biden
ABC's The View defended President Biden against criticism of his age and health, pushing back against claims that he is "too old". They argued that the concerns were a biased narrative created to cause panic, and cited Biden's recent appearances and travels as evidence of his capability. The hosts also praised the Democrats for supporting their incumbent president and dismissed claims of infighting within the Republican Party.
The New American: New Mexico Gov. Faces Massive Outrage Over Unconstitutional Gun Ban - The New American
New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham faces massive outrage over her unconstitutional gun ban, with gun rights groups filing lawsuits to challenge it. Grisham justifies her ban by declaring gun violence a public health emergency in the state. Critics argue that her actions violate the U.S. Constitution and that focusing on law-abiding gun owners instead of criminals is misguided.
Fox News: Biden admin strikes deal with Iran to swap prisoners, release $6 billion in frozen funds
The Biden administration has struck a deal with Iran to swap prisoners and release frozen funds. Iran will release five American citizens, while the U.S. will release five Iranian citizens.
The deal allows for the transfer of $6 billion in frozen Iranian funds from South Korea to Qatar without violating U.S. sanctions. Secretary of State Antony Blinken signed off on the deal without notifying Congress until later.
National Review: The Corner: Early Fundraising Woes, Early Spending Are Signs of Waning Enthusiasm for Biden
Will the 2024 political environment be more like that of 2020 or 2016? Biden's reelection campaign is expanding its fundraising strategy and spending money on ads earlier than his predecessors. It remains uncertain whether the campaign will foot the entire bill or if the Democratic National Committee and state parties will pitch in. A report of subpar fundraising reflects a lack of enthusiasm among Democrats for Biden and another four years.
#society
The Blaze: Do YOU still believe THIS about America 22 years after 9/11?
On the 22nd anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, Glenn Beck reflects on his essay "The Greatest American Generation" and questions if the American spirit he saw in his grandparents still exists today. He believes that many Americans have become complacent and urges them to remember what they fought for. Beck wonders if the bravery and unity displayed during the attacks still ring true in present-day America.
Fox News: California mayor spanked with a paddle by drag queen
Burbank Mayor Konstantine Anthony was spanked by a drag queen at a fundraiser. The video sparked controversy as concerns about parental rights and children's welfare in California
Breitbart: Frank Siller Honors Fallen First Responders on 22nd Anniversary of 9/11
Tunnel to Towers Foundation CEO Frank Siller shares heroic stories of first responders who died during the September 11 attacks, including his firefighter brother. The foundation is dedicated to commemorating and supporting these heroes and their families. They are giving away mortgage-free homes to families of fallen first responders and working to end homelessness among veterans.
Daily Wire: San Francisco Hires New Tourism Boss Who Says He’ll Change ‘Ongoing Narrative’ As City Battles Drug Use, Homelessness
San Francisco hires new tourism chief to combat homelessness, drug use, and crime. The city's ongoing narrative as unsafe is not completely accurate. Homelessness has worsened, crime rates are up, and tourism has decreased significantly.
The American Mind: Ground Zero
In the aftermath of 9/11, the protagonist's TV show gets canceled, leading them to leave LA and move to New York. They meet their future husband and experience the emotional impact of the attacks. Later, they attend a St. Patrick's Day celebration with firemen, reflecting on how their life changed due to 9/11.
PJ Media: On 9/11 I Witnessed the Worst and Best of Humanity
On September 11, 2001, New York City experienced a devastating attack that changed everything. The city, once divided, united in the face of tragedy. But now, the city is facing new threats from illegal immigration, crime, and left-wing radicals. It's time to come together once again to fight against these challenges.
The Babylon Bee: Biden Comforts 9/11 Victims By Telling About The Time He Was Playing Jenga And His Tower Fell Down
President Joe Biden attempts to empathize with the families of 9/11 victims by sharing a story about his own Jenga tower collapsing. However, his remarks are met with skepticism and criticism from those who find his analogy inappropriate and insensitive.
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PJ Media: Hollywood Depravity at Its Finest: Ethan Hawke Directs His Own Daughter in Graphic Scenes
A Hollywood actor, Ethan Hawke, directed a film featuring his daughter, Maya Hawke, in graphic sex scenes. The film is a biopic of author Flannery O'Connor. Ethan Hawke and his daughter expressed their comfort and lack of concern about the explicit scenes, while other cast members were weirded out. Maya Hawke also criticized O'Connor for benefiting from "white privilege" and stated that the film is worth studying despite its faults.
Breitbart: Jamie Lee Curtis' 'Halloween' Movie 'Murder Home' Up for Sale
The iconic home used in the horror film Halloween is up for sale for $1,799 million. The house, located in Pasadena, California, has a connection to the film as it was the backdrop for Jamie Lee Curtis' character Laurie Strode. The home, which is now divided into three units, also features a fruit-bearing avocado tree planted in the 1940s.
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The Blaze: Peter Doocy reveals jaw-dropping response from WH official on why Biden skipped traditional 9/11 memorials
Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy revealed that a White House official gave an eyebrow-raising analogy to explain why President Biden is skipping traditional 9/11 memorial services. This year, instead of visiting the crash sites, Biden will be speaking from a military base in Anchorage, Alaska. The White House official compared it to U.S. presidents not visiting Hawaii 22 years after Pearl Harbor.
All Outdoor: POTD: Kill The Cylinder Gap! - North & Skinner Percussion Revolving Rifle
The North & Skinner Percussion Revolving Rifle, designed in the 1850s, attempted to address the issue of cylinder gap blasts in revolving rifles. It used innovative techniques such as recessed chambers and a wedge to seal the gap. While its effectiveness is uncertain, it was an important development in the evolution of revolving firearms.
#health
Fox News: Updated COVID vaccines: FDA announces emergency approval and authorization
The FDA has approved updated versions of mRNA COVID-19 vaccines by Pfizer and Moderna to target the Omicron variant. The vaccines provide better protection against severe outcomes and are available for individuals 5 years and older.
Red State: Massachusetts Teen Dies After Taking Spicy 'Chip Challenge'
A teenager dies after consuming a super-spicy chip from the Paqui One Chip Challenge. The company removes the chip from the market.
#education
Daily Wire: California Senate Passes Bill Barring School Boards From Banning Gender, Race-Related Material
California lawmakers pass bill preventing banning of gender and race-related books in public schools, sparking debate on parental control.
Forbes: Sparking Solutions For Workforce Readiness: Insights From The SCORE Future Forward Summit
The education system fails to prepare students for the modern workforce, causing a shortage of skilled workers. Experts suggest partnerships and teaching technical skills.
#crime
Fox News: Virginia police crack cold case, arrest New York suspect for 1994 murder
Fairfax County Police Department announced the cracking of a 29-year-old murder case, charging Stephen Smerk with second-degree murder. Smerk confessed and awaits extradition. Victim's family devastated after years of unanswered questions.
Fox News: Virginia parent of assault victim speaks out after Youngkin pardon: 'They used me to silence moms and dads'
Scott Smith, the father of a student who was sexually assaulted by a transgender student in a school bathroom, spoke out after Gov. Glenn Youngkin pardoned his disorderly conduct conviction. Smith clarified that he was involved in an altercation with a radical protestor, not the school board, and that he was threatened on social media. The actions of the Biden Justice Department were blamed on his case.
Red State: New Mexico Sheriff Announces Call for Special Leg. Session Over Crime: ‘Criminals Do Not Follow the Law’
Bernalillo County Sheriff John Allen openly opposes Gov. Lujan Grisham's ban on carrying guns in Albuquerque, arguing it infringes on citizens' constitutional rights. He shares a personal story of his family's experience with gun violence and emphasizes that criminals do not follow laws. Sheriff Allen calls for a special session to address crime rates in New Mexico.
Fox News: Georgia cold case investigation into missing woman leads to 3 arrests
Three people have been arrested in connection with the cold case investigation of a missing woman in Georgia. Matilde Gonzalez, 43, was last seen in 2019 and her family reported her missing. Alejandra Castro, Abel Castro, and Samantha Vasquez have been charged in connection with her disappearance.
#sports
Forbes: Nielsen Backtracks On Including Amazon Data To Thursday Night Football
Nielsen planned to include Amazon's first-party data for Thursday Night Football, but faced backlash from other networks. After criticism, Nielsen decided not to incorporate the data.
Fox News: Kate Middleton is 'uber competitive' at beer pong and table tennis
Princess Kate revealed her competitive side during a podcast, admitting that she and Prince William have never finished a game of table tennis due to their mental battle. Their three children are also said to have inherited their competitive nature. Kate traveled to France to cheer on England in the Rugby World Cup.
Breitbart: WATCH: Wild Brawl Breaks Out at Commanders-Cardinals Game
The Washington Commanders win their first game under new owner Josh Harris, bringing good feelings to fans at FedEx Field. However, a Ravens fan wearing a Ray Lewis jersey gets into a fight with a Commanders fan, resulting in a busted lip. The Commanders emerge victorious in both the game and the altercation.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: New Ultralight Arms (NULA) Line of Bolt-Action Rifles from Wilson Combat
Wilson Combat, known for their high-end handguns and AR platform rifles, has collaborated with Melvin Forbes to create the New Ultralight Arms (NULA) line of bolt-action rifles. These rifles are designed to be lightweight and accurate, and have already received praise from industry publications. The NULA Model 20 series currently offers various cartridge options and comes with a high price tag. Wilson Combat has made significant improvements to Forbes' design, making NULA the future choice for bolt-action rifles. The hunting industry is embracing the idea that lighter rifles can still be accurate, and the NULA Model 20s are a prime example of this.
#technology
All Outdoor: Maven Optics 10th Anniversary Sale! Custom Optics at Everyday Prices
Maven Optics is offering free customization on select models as part of their 10th Anniversary Sale. This promotion runs until the end of September.
Breitbart: EV Road Trip Fiasco: Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm's Search for Chargers Gets the Cops Called on Her
U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm embarked on a road trip to promote green energy and clean cars. However, she faced issues with locating chargers, long downtimes for recharging, and even had the police called on her. Granholm advocated for the transition to electric vehicles and emphasized the potential growth of clean energy industries and the economy. The chargers were not fast or reliable enough, and her team had to plan meticulously for the trip, making it more challenging than using gas-powered vehicles.
PJ Media: BREAKING: Casinos Hit by MASSIVE Hacking Attack: Slots Down, Guests Locked Out of Rooms
MGM Resorts International is dealing with a major cyber attack that has caused system outages and locked guests out of their rooms. This cyber attack is reminiscent of a previous hacking incident in 2020.
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Fox News: Ed Sheeran defends canceling concert for fans 'safety'
Ed Sheeran canceled his Las Vegas concert due to safety concerns caused by high temperatures and flooring issues. He assured fans that refunds would be available and a rescheduled show was planned for October. Despite disappointment, many fans understood and supported Sheeran's decision.
Forbes: Jung Kook’s Reign Ends As Doja Cat Scores The No. 1 Song In The World
Jung Kook's hit song "Seven" has been dethroned by Doja Cat's "Paint the Town Red" on the Billboard Global 200 chart. "Paint the Town Red" receives 84 million streams and 12,000 sales, claiming the top spot. This marks Doja Cat's first number one hit on the chart.
Daily Wire: It’s 2023, But COVID Restrictions Are Not A Thing Of The Past
COVID restrictions remain in place in many areas despite the passage of more than three years since the pandemic began. San Francisco and Alabama have reinstated mask mandates in certain settings, while other states like Florida and Vermont resist further restrictions. Schools across the country are implementing their own pandemic rules, including mask mandates and testing protocols. Hollywood studio Lionsgate temporarily reinstated its mask mandate for employees, while hospitals in California and New York have also reintroduced mask mandates. The Biden administration continues to encourage COVID vaccination and booster shots. Donald Trump has voiced opposition to the return of restrictions and has promised to cut federal funding to institutions imposing mask or vaccine mandates. With the pandemic entering its fourth year, Americans may be resistant to further restrictions. # COVID restricitons