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#politics
The New American: Larry Sinclair’s Story of Sex and Drugs With Obama Raises Troubling Questions - The New American
Larry Sinclair, a man who claims to have had drug-fueled sex with Barack Obama in 1999, suggests that the media buried his story, potentially endangering national security. Sinclair alleges that Obama knew where to obtain drugs and engaged in sexual activities. The media's lack of investigation raises questions about their bias and role in vetting candidates.
Red State: Libertarian Party Challenges Fitness of Biden and McConnell, Seeking Conservatorship Over Their Affairs
The Libertarian National Committee plans to file for conservatorship over President Joe Biden and Senator Mitch McConnell due to concerns about their cognitive decline. Both politicians, aged 80 and 81 respectively, have exhibited signs of mental decline, which the party believes could have dire consequences for the nation. The LNC cites the national debt, war in Ukraine, and potential criminal affiliations as reasons for seeking conservatorship. The move highlights the need to address the issue of age and mental fitness in political office.
Red State: WATCH: John Fetterman's Reaction to the Impeachment Inquiry May Just Be the Most Bizarre Take You'll See
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has announced an impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden. There are concerns about whether they have the votes in the Senate and if it will rally support for Biden. However, it is seen as an obligation to hold Democrats accountable and uphold rules and laws. Meanwhile, Senator John Fetterman's bizarre reaction to the inquiry has drawn attention and criticism. Some Democrats are defending him, but it reflects poorly on their respect for the process. Fetterman's behavior and attire also raise questions about his leadership.
Fox News: McConnell dodges questions on House impeachment inquiry against President Biden
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., avoids commenting on House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's decision to launch an impeachment inquiry against President Joe Biden. McConnell states that the Senate's priority is the appropriations process and advises the Senate to focus on their own job. He emphasizes that McCarthy does not need advice from the Senate on how to run the House. McConnell previously expressed that an impeachment inquiry is not beneficial for the country but states that the Senate will handle the situation when it arises.
The New American: “You’re Either a Patriot or a Communist”: South Dakota Landowners Notch Big Win Against CO2 Pipeline - The New American
South Dakota's Public Utilities Commission denied Summit Carbon Solutions' application for a state permit for a carbon-capture pipeline. Republicans in Congress are signaling a possible impeachment of Biden and government shutdown to curb spending. The FDA approved new Covid injections.
Fox News: WARNING: Sen grills activist on graphic books in school libraries: 'What planet did you just parachute from?'
Sen. John Kennedy grilled a college activist about parental control over library books. Kennedy read sexually explicit excerpts from LGBTQ+ books challenged by parents. Activist argued that parents should collaborate with educators.
Newsbusters: California’s Gov. Newsom Takes Censorship Aim at AI, Fears ‘Disinformation’
Governor Newsom of California expressed concerns about "misinformation" online and discussed using AI for his State of the State speech. He labeled non-woke online celebrities as "micro-cults" and mentioned AI's impact on elections. While championing AI, Newsom's anti-free speech stance and support for censorship are evident. This raises questions about the future role of AI in speech writing and its potential biases.
Forbes: White House Blasts GOP Impeachment Inquiry: ‘Extreme Politics At Its Worst’
White House criticizes Speaker McCarthy for launching impeachment probe into President Biden without a House vote, accusing him of extreme politics. McCarthy had previously said inquiry was premature but cited new evidence to support investigation. No evidence of wrongdoing has been found.
The Blaze: FACT CHECK: Biden just LIED about being at Ground Zero the day after 9/11 happened
Joe Biden visited Alaska on the anniversary of 9/11, which makes no sense since the tragedy happened in New York. He also lied about being at Ground Zero the day after the attacks. Whether due to senility or pathological lying, Biden is unfit for his role.
Daily Wire: Our Country Is Run By Senile Half-Dead Zombies
The summary is as follows: Sweden has a relatively young government, with elected officials under the age of 60, which may explain their different approach to COVID-19 compared to other countries. In contrast, the United States has become a gerontocracy, with elderly politicians like Joe Biden and Nancy Pelosi in power, raising concerns about their mental decline and ability to lead effectively.
#society
Breitbart: Watch: Actress Taryn Manning Defends 'Friend' Danny Masterson, Bashes Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis
Actress Taryn Manning defends actor Danny Masterson, accused of rape, and criticizes Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis for apologizing. She believes everyone deserves happiness and freedom, including Masterson. Manning also expresses her disdain for politics and urges people to stand for something in life.
#war
Daily Wire: Thousands Killed In Libyan Flash Floods After Tropical Storm
Flash flooding in Libya caused by Cyclone Daniel has resulted in the deaths of thousands of people, with at least 10,000 still missing. The coastal city of Derna has been particularly affected, with two dams collapsing and causing 10-foot high floodwaters. The neglect of local infrastructure and ongoing conflicts in the country have worsened the situation.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: Israeli Ambassador: Zelenskyy and Netanyahu to meet in US
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu will meet in the US. The meeting is focused on discussing possible Israeli support for Ukraine in countering Russia's invasion.
#economy
Breitbart: Report: Pro-Abortion Groups Pressuring Hollywood to Increase Support as Donations Dry Up in Biden Economy
Pro-abortion groups are struggling financially due to the economic hardships caused by Bidenomics. They want Hollywood to increase its support and inspire more donations, but the momentum has dropped off. The need for their work remains, but fundraising shortfalls are a challenge.
Fox News: Biden admin claims economic policies are 'working,' but its own data paint a very different picture
Despite a decrease in household income and an increase in the poverty rate, the White House claims that Bidenomics is working. The real median household income fell by 2.3% in 2022, and the Supplemental Poverty Measure (SPM) rate increased by 4.6%. The child poverty rate also more than doubled. However, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre insists that costs are going down and wages are going up, stating that Bidenomics is responsible for these improvements.
Inflation ticked higher in July, and an August poll shows that a majority of Americans believe Biden has made the economy worse. However, Jean-Pierre dismisses the negative polls and attributes the current state of the economy to the impact of the pandemic. She claims that President Biden has been working to turn the economy around for the past two years.
#health
Fox News: Residents of West Virginia city allowed to resume tap water usage
Residents of Paden City, West Virginia, can now use their tap water again after a hazardous chemical leak. The release of tetrachloroethylene from a water treatment plant prompted a month-long ban on consuming the tap water. The water system has since been flushed and tested, ensuring it is now safe to use.
Fox News: Hawaii health officials alert public about 'vog,' or volcanic smog
Hawaii's Kilauea volcano is erupting, causing poor air quality due to volcanic smog called vog. The smog can cause health issues, especially for those with respiratory problems.
#education
Fox News: Kansas high school in need recieves $5M donation from former graduate's estate
The estate of a woman donated $5 million to a poor Kansas high school, Highland Park, to support students and programs.
#crime
Fox News: Todd, Julie Chrisley's daughter accuses prison of 'padlocking' supplies as couple gets reduced time
Todd and Julie Chrisley are facing dire conditions in prison. Their daughter Savannah claims that they have been denied proper medical care and are suffering in extreme heat without air conditioning. Savannah has been speaking out about the issue, expressing concern for her parents' well-being. The Chrisleys were recently granted reduced sentences and are now serving a combined 15 years in prison for federal bank fraud and tax evasion. They believe they have been mistreated due to Todd's celebrity status.
The Blaze: Infowars' Owen Shroyer sentenced to 60 days in prison for Jan. 6 despite never entering the Capitol
Infowars host Owen Shroyer was sentenced to 60 days in prison for violating a previous agreement by being near the Capitol on January 6, 2021. Shroyer, known for spreading election disinformation, was accused of using violent rhetoric during the protest. The sentence has been criticized for infringing on freedom of speech.
Forbes: Five Ex-Memphis Police Officers Indicted On Federal Charges For Alleged Roles In Tyre Nichols Death
Five former Memphis police officers have been indicted for their involvement in the death of Tyre Nichols in January. They face charges including excessive force and failure to intervene. Additionally, they face charges of second-degree murder and aggravated assault at the state level.
Breitbart: NM Gov. Says She Doesn't Need a Sheriff's 'Lecture on Constitutionality'
NM Gov. Grisham clashes with Bernalillo County Sheriff over ban on concealed and open carry. Sheriff Allen calls ban unconstitutional, while Grisham urges leaders to take action against violent crime. Grisham admits ban won't affect criminals.
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Fox News: Former NFL Network reporter Jim Trotter files discrimination, retaliation lawsuit against NFL
Former NFL Network reporter Jim Trotter has filed a discrimination and retaliation lawsuit against the NFL and NFL Media, alleging that his contract was not renewed after challenging the league's lack of diversity and racial discrimination. Trotter claims that he was asked if he was "in alignment" with the NFL and was subsequently not given assignments and retaliated against after challenging NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell in a press conference. The NFL disputes his allegations and cites difficult business decisions for not renewing his contract.
#other
Fox News: Indigenous tribes oppose public loan for natural gas power plant near Lake Superior
Indigenous tribes in Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin oppose a loan for a natural gas-fired power plant on Lake Superior's shores due to climate change concerns. The Chippewa tribes sent a letter requesting the denial of Dairyland Power Cooperative's loan, stating that building fossil fuel infrastructure is inappropriate given the accelerating climate crisis. The utilities argue that the plant is necessary as a flexible energy alternative to coal-fired plants.
Breitbart: At Least 2,000 Dead, Up to 10,000 Missing After Dams Burst in Libya
At least 2,000 fatalities have been reported in Derna, Libya after dams burst in a rainstorm, causing floods that may have destroyed a quarter of the city. Approximately 10,000 people are missing and the death toll may reach thousands. The flood is as devastating as the earthquake that hit Morocco, and three rescue volunteers have been killed in the rescue efforts. The lack of infrastructure and the divided government in Libya are making disaster response challenging. The eastern government reported at least 5,200 deaths, but international aid is being hindered due to the damage caused by the floods.
