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#illegals
Washington Free Beacon: Massachusetts Governor Calls In National Guard Amid Growing Blue State Freakout Over Migrants
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey activated the state's national guard to assist with the influx of unlawful migrants following the suspension of Title 42. Democrats in other states, such as New York, New Jersey, Colorado, and Washington, D.C., are also taking more hawkish approaches to immigration.
Breitbart: GRAPHIC: Migrant Beheaded by Train in Mexico near Texas Border
Mexican authorities are investigating the death of an unidentified migrant who was decapitated after falling off a train. The incident occurred in the border city of Piedras Negras, which is known as a busy human smuggling corridor. It is unclear if the migrant fell from the train or if he was pushed off.
The New American: Gov. Hochul Refuses NYC's Pleas to Send Excess Migrants to Suburbs
New York Governor Kathy Hochul refuses to allow excess migrants in New York City to be relocated to the suburbs, causing tension between her and NYC Mayor Eric Adams. Suburban leaders have vowed to resist the move if it goes through. The disagreement between city and state officials highlights the challenges of mass migration.
#politics
The New American: Newsom’s Proposed Gun-control Amendment to Constitution Gains Approval - The New American
California Governor Gavin Newsom's proposed 28th Amendment to the United States Constitution, aimed at enshrining gun safety measures, gained approval from the California Senate's Public Safety Committee. The amendment seeks to impose national firearm regulations and increase the federal minimum age to purchase a firearm. However, the measure faced opposition and concerns about the potential consequences of a constitutional convention.
Red State: Alaska Board of Education Votes to Exclude Biological Males From Girls' Sports
Alaska's state Board of Education restricts transgender girls, or boys, from participating in girls' sports to prioritize competitive fairness and safety . Student representative disagrees, citing no current fairness issue with transgender students. Debate revolves around educating coaches on eating disorders and funding parity for girls' sports (, ). Riley Gaines argues that even prepubescent boys have biological advantages over girls. Alaska joins other states in banning boys from girls' sports, while the Biden Administration proposes a more flexible approach (, ).
Forbes: Ex-Trump Lawyer Kenneth Chesebro Pleads Not Guilty In Georgia Election Interference Case
Ex-lawyer Kenneth Chesebro pleads not guilty in Fulton County, Georgia for his role in Trump's election overturn efforts. He is one of five defendants, including Trump, to plead not guilty. Chesebro's lawyer requests an expedited trial timeline.
The Blaze: Biden’s tone-deafness reverberates as Hawaiians search for survivors
President Biden lacks empathy for the victims of the wildfires in Maui. While visiting the devastated areas, he made insensitive comments and failed to understand the magnitude of the situation. One story highlights a heroic man named Benny Reinicke, who saved a stranger and her daughter by carrying them to safety. Mark Levin criticizes Biden for his response and blames the government's failure to protect the people affected.
Human Events: AUSTIN PETERSEN: Vivek Ramaswamy could inherit Trump’s MAGA movement
Al Sharpton's weight loss and Vivek Ramaswamy's shift from Democrat to MAGA Republican spark curiosity. The Republican Party has changed, no longer aligning with George W. Bush's neocon establishment. Ramaswamy, like Trump, found a home in the GOP through the Tea Party's libertarian/conservative wave. Democrats' pro-war stance and wokeism are turning off voters. Ramaswamy's journey may unite disaffected MAGA Republicans and libertarian activists, potentially shaping a "libertarian moment."
The Right Scoop: DC police backtrack, refuse to investigate partial birth abortionist and instead focus on pro-lifer
Protesters at an abortion clinic in DC may face jail time and fines. The police initially investigated the abortionist, but now focus on the pro-life activist who discovered preemie-sized aborted babies. It seems they are investigating her for tampering with the fetal remains.
Breitbart: Biden ‘Confident’ McConnell Will 'Get Back to His Old Self’
President Joe Biden defended Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) following his freeze at a Kentucky press gaggle, attributing it to McConnell's recovery from a severe concussion. Biden stated that he has spoken to McConnell, who is expected to return to normal soon.
#society
Fox News: Judge strikes down Texas law requiring pornographic sites to verify user age
U.S. District Judge David Ezra has struck down a Texas law that requires pornographic sites to verify user age. The judge ruled that the law violates free speech rights and is too broad and vague.
The Blaze: 'We raise everything up when it floods': South Carolina pizzeria stays open under 1 foot of water during Hurricane Idalia
Despite warnings to stay inside, Giovanni, the owner of Pizzeria di Giovanni in South Carolina, has defied the weather and stayed open during a hurricane-induced flood. His restaurant is reportedly the only one open for miles, serving emergency service members, all while dealing with floodwaters. Giovanni remains determined and has taken necessary precautions to continue operating.
Spectator USA: The best of Prince Harry is on display in Heart of Invictus
Prince Harry, after a challenging year, is featured in the documentary series "Heart of Invictus" that follows the Invictus Games. The series portrays Harry in a more likable and accessible light, unlike his previous Netflix show. The focus is on the competitors, and Harry's involvement in the games showcases his compassion and inspiration. The absence of Meghan in the series suggests a deliberate choice to keep the focus on the cause. This could be a step towards Harry's public rehabilitation, while Meghan's redemption in Britain seems unlikely.
Daily Wire: Judge Rules Texas Pornography Age Verification Law Unconstitutional
A federal judge has blocked a Texas law that would require pornographic websites to verify users' ages and issue health warnings. Judge David Ezra ruled the law unconstitutional, stating it violates First Amendment rights and allows the government to invade people's privacy. The law would have required websites to post health warnings about the dangers of pornography and verify users' ages.
#war
Washington Free Beacon: Ukraine Says Troops Have Breached Russia's First Line of Defense
Ukraine's troops break through Russia's first line of defense, but face heavily fortified positions. The US recognizes Ukrainian progress in the south, but warns of tough fighting ahead. Ukraine's counteroffensive has not recaptured major settlements yet. Russia calls it a failure, while Ukraine believes it is advancing slowly to minimize losses. Western support for Ukraine remains strong, but negotiations with Russia are considered a "capitulation." The war continues either until Russia's capabilities are destroyed or for an extended period of time.
#economy
Forbes: Saudi Arabia’s Aramco Reportedly Considering $50 Billion Stock Sale—It Would Make It The Largest In History
Saudi Arabian oil company Aramco is considering offering $50 billion in shares, which would be the largest offering in global capital markets history. The company has not set an official date for the offering, but it has received interest from other oil companies and sovereign-wealth funds. The offering would be listed on the Riyadh stock exchange to avoid legal risks with an international listing.
Foreign Policy: New Russian Law Takes Corporate Hostages
Starting Sept. 4, a new Russian law will allow investors from unfriendly states to have their Russian assets seized by their Russian co-owners. This move is seen as a signal to Western governments that the Kremlin can punish Western companies in Russia and shows that Russia is becoming increasingly unattractive to foreign investment.
#culture
Forbes: Seattle’s Bumbershoot Festival Returns With A Killer Lineup And Radical New Business Approach
Seattle's Bumbershoot Arts and Music Festival, celebrating its 50th anniversary, aims to revive its cultural and community focus. The festival features a lineup of diverse headliners, indie favorites, and local acts. Under new management, the festival strives to reclaim its old identity and keep ticket prices affordable.
#health
Daily Wire: Celine Dion’s Family Says They Are ‘Praying For A Miracle’ Amid Singer’s Health Battle
Superstar singer Celine Dion battles a rare neurological disease, Stiff-Person Syndrome, forcing her to cancel tour dates. Her family prays for a miracle as they struggle to support her through the illness.
The Babylon Bee: Capitol Physician Medically Clears Bowl Of Jell-O To Serve In Senate
The attending physician at the U.S. Capitol has medically cleared a bowl of Jell-O to serve in the Senate, sparking public concern over the suitability of America's aging leaders. The doctor defends their fitness, stating he is the authority on the matter.
#education
Fox News: More than 300 public schools nationwide will learn from the Bible this year
Over 300 US public schools offer Bible instruction through LifeWise Academy. Parents must give consent, privately funded off school property.
Breitbart: Nolte: CA Family Says 12-Year-Old Dead After School Forced Him to Run in Extreme Heat
12-year-old Yahshua Robinson died after being forced to run in extreme hot weather at a California public school. His family claims a teacher ignored his pleas for help. The boy lost consciousness on the field and was pronounced dead at the hospital.
The Blaze: Philadelphia schools to use drones to monitor campuses, protect students
The Philadelphia School District will use drones to enhance student security and monitor violence-prone areas on campuses. Students will pilot the drones, but won't directly monitor the footage.
#crime
Daily Wire: Trump Denounces NY AG’s Claim That He’s Worth Billions Less
Former President Donald Trump angrily denies the claim by the New York Attorney General that he inflated his net worth. The attorney general accuses Trump and his organization of business fraud, asserting that they falsely inflated the value of assets to secure loans and insurance.
#sports
Fox News: Jets' Sauce Gardner reveals the 'best practice' he gets following All-Pro rookie season
The New York Jets have a promising young core with standout rookies Sauce Gardner and Garrett Wilson. The team acquired Aaron Rodgers in the offseason, adding to the talent in their locker room. Despite the pressure, the Jets see it as motivation and are ready to prove themselves.
#other
Breitbart: WH Describes DOJ's Universal Background Check Rule as 'Life-Saving'
The White House released a rule on universal background checks for gun sales, with the aim of forcing gun owners to prove they are not dealers before selling a gun without a background check. The rule includes criteria for determining whether a seller needs a license, but ignores the fact that high-profile shooters typically obtained their guns through retail, not private sales.