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#politics
Red State: New Mexico AG Tells Gun-Grabbing Governor She's on Her Own
New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torrez refuses to defend Governor Grisham's order banning open and concealed carry of firearms, stating it is illegal and unconstitutional. Lawsuits have been filed against Grisham's order, including one from the National Association for Gun Rights, arguing that there is no historical tradition of firearm regulation in the nation. Grisham continues to defend her order, but faces criticism from both Democrats and gun-control advocates.
The Right Scoop: WHISTLEBLOWER: CIA offered to bribe COVID team to bury their lab leak findings
A whistleblower claims that the CIA tried to bribe its COVID team to conceal their findings that the virus originated in the Wuhan lab. Six out of seven team members agreed with this conclusion. The whistleblower alleges that the CIA offered to pay off the analysts if they changed their position to support the theory that the virus came from animals.
Breitbart: Matt Gaetz: Mayorkas Must Answer for DHS Freeing Illegal Alien Now Accused of Nearly Killing Police Officer
Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) is demanding answers from DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas after an illegal alien released by the agency allegedly nearly killed a police officer in Virginia. Gaetz questions how the illegal alien, Yacarely Diaz-Castro, was allowed into the US and why she did not comply with her immigration status. Gaetz also raises concerns about the number of illegal aliens released into American communities through Biden's parole pipeline.
Breitbart: Poll: Majority of Republicans View Chris Christie Unfavorably
Most potential Republican primary voters have an unfavorable view of Chris Christie. A majority, 51 percent, express an unfavorable view of the presidential hopeful, while just one-quarter have a favorable view, giving him a net favorable rating of -26.
#society
Front Page Magazine: NYC Pays Al Qaeda Terror State $200M to Rent Hotel Rooms to Illegal Aliens
The Roosevelt Hotel in Manhattan has turned into a haven for illegal migrants, with numerous incidents of violence and crime occurring both inside and outside the hotel. The city of New York has leased the hotel from Pakistan for $220 million, a questionable use of taxpayer money considering the city's high poverty rates. The influx of migrants has made the area around the hotel unsafe, and other foreign business interests are profiting from the situation as well.
Fox News: New York woman walks down the street with a ‘looking-for-a-husband’ sign — sparking plenty of conversation
A 29-year-old woman in New York City walks around with a sign saying "Looking for a husband" as a joke, but gets a surprising amount of support and dating profiles from others.
#war
Breitbart: Report: Cuba Could Have Sent as Many as 14,000 Fighters to Russia
Cuba may have sent up to 14,000 Cuban nationals to fight for Russia in Ukraine between July and August. The Castro regime was allegedly aware of the trafficking but distanced itself after the fact. It is suggested that the trafficking network may have been built as a smokescreen to conceal subsequent dispatches of Cubans to Russia. The European Union welcomed the Castro regime's efforts to dismantle the alleged human trafficking network. Cuban citizens have shown support for Ukraine while the Castro regime openly supports Russia. Cuban pro-freedom advocates have visited Ukraine in support of the country.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: White House One Month Before $6 Billion Iran Deal: 'There's Not Going to Be Sanctions Relief'
The Biden administration confirmed that Iran would receive $6 billion in unrestricted funds, which some view as a ransom payment for American hostages. The money will supposedly be monitored by Qatar and used for humanitarian purposes, but there are concerns that it could be funneled towards terrorism. Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi stated that his government will decide how to use the funds for the needs of the Iranian people.
Daily Wire: Pentagon Says China, Russia Prepared To Launch Cyber Attacks Against U.S. To Sow Chaos If War Erupts
China and Russia are planning to launch destructive cyber attacks on U.S. critical infrastructure in the event of war, according to the Pentagon cyber strategy. While China is a long-term threat, Russia is the immediate concern. Russia has already conducted numerous cyber attacks on Ukraine during the ongoing war. Both countries pose serious cyber threats, but a recent report ranked them behind the U.S. in cyber power. The Chinese Communist Party sees superiority in cyberspace as essential, engaging in espionage and theft to compromise defense networks and U.S. infrastructure. Critical infrastructure remains a key target for cyber-enabled attacks, causing concerns about the security of such systems.
#economy
Forbes: Looming Auto Workers Strike Concerns Top Hyundai Exec
As the United Auto Workers (UAW) and the Detroit 3 automakers negotiate a new contract, Hyundai Motors closely watches the talks. The UAW is demanding pay raises and concessions, threatening to strike if the deadline is not met. If successful, the UAW's demands could influence non-union foreign automakers in the U.S. to reconsider UAW representation.
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Fox News: Tuberville’s office hits back after Pentagon says it’s not subsidizing troops’ abortions: ‘too cute by half'
Sen. Tommy Tuberville is holding up military nominations and promotions in an effort to change the Pentagon's abortion policy, claiming that tax dollars are being used to subsidize abortions for U.S. troops. The Pentagon denies this, stating that they provide equitable reproductive health care. Tuberville's actions are criticized as dangerous to the military and American families.
Tuberville's spokesman accuses the Pentagon of using tax dollars to pay for travel and time off for servicemembers and their dependents to get abortions, despite a federal law prohibiting military funding of abortion. The Pentagon argues that they are facilitating access to reproductive health care, not directly subsidizing abortions. Tuberville's hold on military nominations has stirred bipartisan criticism and threatened national security. Democrats oppose a vote on this issue to avoid future blockades of nominees.
#religion
Human Events: EXCLUSIVE: Dr. Taylor Marshall on the Catholic Church’s cancelation of Bishop Strickland—‘They’re trying to make an example of him’
Dr. Taylor Marshall reveals that Bishop Strickland is being encouraged to resign by Pope Francis. Strickland has been critical of the Synod on Synodality and mandating vaccines. The Vatican wants to avoid a messy situation and is trying to get Strickland to resign.
#health
Fox News: CDC recommends new COVID vaccines for Americans 6 months and older
Health officials have recommended updated COVID-19 vaccines for all Americans aged 6 months and older. The severity of the pandemic has decreased, but there are still hospitalizations and deaths each week. Immunity is fading, and a new shot would save lives.
Forbes: CDC Panel Recommends New Covid Boosters For Most Americans
An advisory panel at the CDC recommends Americans receive new Covid-19 vaccines targeting the XBB lineage. Vaccines produced by Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna are under review.
#education
Fox News: In wake of Uvalde, recently passed Texas statewide mandate means an armed security officer in every school
Texas passes school safety measures requiring armed security officers and mental health training for staff. Concerns over cost as state grants are small.
#crime
Fox News: Body found in Arizona desert identified as California veteran missing for over 27 years
Body of California man found in Arizona desert after 27 years. Identified as Sherman George, a veteran who frequented California and Arizona deserts. Possible homicide victim.
#outdoors
Outdoor Life: Altra vs Hoka: Discover Which Shoe Is Right for You
In a debate between Altra and Hoka shoes for hiking and trail running, the summary explains that both brands have dedicated fans. Altra aims for a wider fit and a more natural running style, while Hoka focuses on increased cushioning and stability. The summary advises trying on both brands and choosing what feels comfortable.
Fox News: Authorities recover body of man in Lake Michigan following fatal fishing boat sinking
Two people died when a fishing boat sank in Lake Michigan. The body of one victim, Merl McVay, was found in deep water. Search crews faced challenging conditions during the search and recovery efforts.
#other
Forbes: Target Teams Up With Fashion-Meets-Philanthropy Lifestyle Brand Kendra Scott
Target Corporation has partnered with jewelry brand Kendra Scott for a long-term collaboration. The collection will include over 200 pieces and be available in Target stores and online. Kendra Scott, known for its fashion and philanthropy, sees this partnership as a way to bring joy to families.
Fox News: Jennifer Garner surprises dad with gift from 1948 ahead of his birthday
Actress Jennifer Garner surprised her dad with a ride in a 1948 Studebaker for his birthday during her short 36-hour trip home to Charleston, West Virginia. She also spent time with her family, participated in a baby food brand giveaway, and starred with her dad in a Capital One commercial.