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#politics
Daily Wire: Chris Christie Vows To Have Public Confrontation With Trump In Next Couple Of Months
Chris Christie plans to track down and confront Donald Trump during the campaign trail, as Trump continues to skip Republican Party primary debates. Christie wants to confront Trump at public events, but is unable to do so because Trump lives behind the walls of private clubs. Christie is determined to find and confront Trump, stating that he was a prosecutor and knows how to find people.
Fox News: Fox News AI Newsletter: Tech giants including Musk, Zuckerberg, to descend on Capitol Hill for AI forum
Tech giants Musk and Zuckerberg testify at the Senate AI forum.
Senator proposes plan to detect AI fakes.
Red State: Democrats Become Real-Life 'Trust Me, Bro' Meme While Defending Biden From Impeachment
Speaker Kevin McCarthy, after much debate, opened an impeachment inquiry against Donald Trump, following the precedent set by Rep. Nancy Pelosi. This move infuriated Democrats, who claimed it was harmful to democracy. However, there is evidence to support the inquiry, leaving Democrats scrambling to downplay its significance.
American Thinker: Remember when the media sowed terror over Trump's tarriffs?
Trump's tariffs did not cause high inflation, unlike Biden's energy policies and regulations. Under Trump, poverty reached all-time lows, and real income rose rapidly, benefiting minority groups the most. However, media attacks on Trump's policies lacked factual support, reflecting journalists' bias and failure to learn from history.
Breitbart: LIVE: DAY 7 of Texas AG Ken Paxton Impeachment Trial
House Impeachment managers call witnesses in the trial of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, including a special prosecutor and the CEO of a bank. The defense objects to the timeliness of notice to one witness. Paxton's mistress and an attorney for the Mitte Foundation are also called to testify. Paxton is implicated in the foreclosure of a donor's properties and is charged with violating his duties as AG. He has pleaded not guilty to the charges.
National Review: The Corner: Scrutinize Republicans, You Say? It’s Never Been Tried
The White House wants news executives to increase scrutiny of House Republicans after their impeachment-inquiry decision.
Red State: Watch the WH 'Talking Points' Go Out on Impeachment Inquiry and Be Parroted by Media in Real Time
The White House is demanding media scrutiny of House Republicans in the impeachment inquiry, spreading disinformation while claiming no link to Joe Biden. Media leaders are following their "talking points" memo, ignoring evidence of presidential wrongdoing and avoiding scrutiny of Biden's alleged corruption.
American Thinker: Boston’s mayor declares ‘heat emergency’ for high-80s summer day
Boston's mayor, Michelle Wu, made a fool of herself by declaring a "heat emergency" when temperatures were only in the 80s. She provided common sense tips to deal with warm weather, as if they were groundbreaking advice. This unnecessary display of government involvement and fearmongering about climate change proves the ineptitude of elected officials.
Spectator USA: Biden needs a conservatorship
The wacky Libertarian Party files a petition to put President Joe Biden and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell under "conservatorship," claiming that America's "geriatric elites" are unfit for office. The Republican Party launches an impeachment inquiry against Biden, motivated by a desire to avenge ongoing lawfare against Donald Trump. Both Biden and McConnell's physical and mental abilities are called into question, with polls showing concerns among Americans. The Libertarians argue for a leader with the mental capacity to run the country, while the Republicans may be scrambling the electoral calculus with their impeachment bid.
Spectator USA: Youngkin brings justice to Loudoun sexual assault case
Virginia Republicans are aiming to win control of the General Assembly and State Senate in upcoming elections, with Governor Glenn Youngkin actively supporting their efforts. Youngkin has been holding "Parents Matter" listening sessions, focused on education reform and limiting children's access to social media. Meanwhile, Governor Youngkin has pardoned Scott Smith, a father charged with obstruction of justice and disorderly conduct at a Loudoun County school board meeting. The case highlighted concerns about parental rights and the mishandling of a sexual assault incident in a school bathroom.
Daily Wire: Elon Musk Thinks Trump’s ‘A Con Man,’ Biden ‘Boring As Hell,’ New Musk Bio Says
Elon Musk criticizes both Trump and Biden in a new biography, describing Trump as a con man and viewing Biden as boring and old. Musk's views reflect some Americans' opinions of the two candidates. Both candidates maintain strong support among their respective bases for the 2024 election.
Fox News: 9/11 groups slam Biden after ‘flippant’ Ground Zero claim: ‘He should be embarrassed’
President Biden is facing criticism from 9/11 groups after falsely claiming he visited Ground Zero the day after the terrorist attacks. Biden's remarks were deemed "tone deaf" and "flippant" by those who lost loved ones in the attacks. The president has made similar false claims in the past, and 9/11 families are calling for accountability and justice.
#society
Newsbusters: Pro-Abort Groups Call on Hollywood For MORE Donations
Despite the Hollywood writers' strike leaving many unemployed, pro-abortion groups are still seeking donations. After Roe v. Wade was overturned, Hollywood actors and singers donated funds to support abortion providers like Planned Parenthood. However, donations have slowed, causing pro-abortion groups to ask for more. ( )
The Blaze: Watch: Prankster tackled after seamlessly taking to New York Fashion Week runway in a garbage bag
Trashy fashion seems to be the trend these days, with fashionistas unable to distinguish between high fashion and garbage. A YouTube prankster infiltrated New York Fashion Week and walked the runway dressed in a transparent garbage bag, and surprisingly, no one in the audience reacted until security intervened. This incident reflects the present state of fashion, where outrageous outfits are becoming the norm.
The Blaze: THESE are the 2 things Tucker Carlson says people MUST do if they want our country to 'continue to exist'
Tucker Carlson urges people to take action and speak out in order to change the direction of the nation and secure a future for their children. He emphasizes the need to organize and recognize the consequences at stake. Dave Rubin echoes this sentiment, urging people to fight for what is right.
Forbes: ‘The Morning Show’ Remains One Of The Boldest Series On Television With Season 3
"The Morning Show" starring Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon has evolved into a groundbreaking drama series that tackles real issues like corporate greed and sexual misconduct. With new episodes from its third season, the show addresses American politics and the ongoing debate over female reproductive rights. The ensemble cast, including Jon Hamm and Karen Pittman, delivers excellent performances, and the series feels more like true ensemble storytelling this season. It continues to surprise and captivate viewers with its authentic and purposeful narrative.
#war
Fox News: Ukraine launches 'biggest attack' on Russian Black Sea Fleet in occupied Crimea, damaging 2 warships: report
Ukraine launched a major attack on Russian naval vessels near Sevastopol in Crimea, causing fires and damage to warships. Russia confirmed the attack, stating that 10 cruise missiles and sea drones were used, with seven missiles shot down and the damaged ships expected to be restored. Sevastopol, the largest city in Russian-occupied Crimea, serves as the base for Russia's Black Sea Fleet.
Euromaidan Press: NYT: Russia overcomes sanctions and produces even more missiles than before 2022
Despite Western sanctions, Russia has managed to increase its production of missiles and other weapons, surpassing pre-war levels. The country has evaded sanctions by importing covert microchips from countries like Armenia, allowing it to continue its military production. This increased production comes at a significant cost to Russia's economy.
Breitbart: Zelensky Threat? Ukrainians Could Act 'Unpredictably' if Western Aid Is Cut
President Zelensky warns of unpredictable actions from Ukrainian refugees in Europe if Western support for the war is cut. He emphasizes the gratitude for asylum but cautions that their behavior may not continue if they feel abandoned. Zelensky highlights the consequences of not aiding Ukraine, stating that it means supporting Russia's victory. The European Union currently houses four million Ukrainian refugees, with a significant portion expressing a desire to stay permanently.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: Biden Is Letting Saudi Arabia Get Away With Murder, Again
The United States and Western allies have failed to hold Saudi Arabia accountable for human rights violations, including the killing of migrants at the Yemeni-Saudi border. The Saudi government has faced no consequences for its abuses, allowing Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to continue unchecked.
#economy
National Review: The Corner: Those Premature Inflation Celebrations Look Pretty Foolish
Consumer prices are increasing across the board, including essentials like food, clothing, shelter, and transportation. The rate of consumer-price growth is accelerating again, contradicting the Biden administration's claims of declining inflation.
Newsbusters: BIDENOMICS FLOP: Evening Nets Ignore Poverty Rate Increasing First Time Since 2010
The major news networks ABC, CBS, and NBC failed to report on the rising poverty rate and increasing inflation in the U.S. economy. Instead, they focused on the impeachment inquiry into President Biden's alleged bribery scandal. Will they ignore the inflation spike news as well?
The American Spectator: Is Google a Monopoly? The Federal Government Thinks So.
The Department of Justice has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Google, accusing it of being a monopoly that has harmed consumers. Google denies the allegations and argues that it faces tough competition. The trial, which opened this week, will determine whether Google's actions have stifled competition and if the company should face new constraints or even a breakup.
#culture
Forbes: He’s Been Barbie’s Boyfriend For 62 Years. Is That Enough To Get Ken In The Toy Hall Of Fame?
The popular Barbie movie has made Ken a finalist for the National Toy Hall of Fame, competing against classics like baseball cards and bingo. Public voting will determine the three inductees, with the winners announced on November 9. Ken's bio highlights his reflection of popular culture and gender roles, but he faces tough competition from other toys.
#health
Breitbart: Updated Coronavirus Vaccines Released for All Americans over 6 Months
Health officials have approved new coronavirus vaccines and President Biden has given his endorsement. The updated vaccines aim to protect against death, hospitalization, and long-term effects of COVID-19.
Fox News: Mom who refused to get an abortion after brain cancer diagnosis has now been given less than a year to live
A pregnant mother diagnosed with brain cancer refused to have an abortion and chose to continue with her pregnancy. Tasha Kann and her husband believed that killing their baby wouldn't save her from the cancer. Despite the aggressive tumor spreading, Kann gave birth to a healthy baby girl and is currently seeking alternative immunotherapy.
#crime
Daily Wire: The Question We’re All Asking: Is Steven Avery Guilty?
The true crime docuseries "Convicting a Murderer" premiered, featuring an interview with former police officer Brandon Tatum, who was captivated by the case. Similar to "Making a Murderer," this series explores the wrongful conviction of Steven Avery and raises questions about his guilt or innocence. The show delves into Avery's disturbing history, including torturing animals and violent acts towards others.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Upgrading Your RV Tires? They're Probably Inflated Wrong
Before hitting the road in your RV, it's important to properly care for your tires. Checking tire pressure regularly, understanding the differences between LT and ST tires, and knowing how to read the tire's sidewall are essential. Additionally, weight distribution and choosing reliable tire brands like Goodyear and Michelin can help prevent blowouts. Remember, even with new tires, proper care is necessary to ensure a safe journey.
#technology
Forbes: Twenty Years Of Food Waste Reduction
Fresh fruit is available year-round thanks to technologies like SmartFresh™, which slows down the ripening process by controlling ethylene signaling. This technology has been a game-changer in the fruit industry, preventing waste and keeping produce fresh and flavorful.
Fox News: Here's what GOP Sen. Mike Rounds told Musk, Zuckerberg, other experts at Senate AI Forum
Sen. Mike Rounds led a closed-door meeting with tech and union leaders to discuss the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI). He compared the calls for regulation to the Manhattan Project and emphasized the importance of AI in various aspects of society. The debate on how Congress should handle AI will continue in future forums.
#other
Flag And Cross: Rep. Lauren Boebert Responds After Surveillance Video Shows Her Being Ejected from Musical
Republican Rep. Lauren Boebert of Colorado was asked to leave a Denver theater during a performance of "Beetlejuice" due to causing a disturbance. Boebert admitted to laughing and singing too loud, but denied allegations of vaping and argued with theater staff.
Backpacker: Are the Animals Sick of Us?
Out Alive podcast explores unsettling animal encounters worldwide, including cougars, bears, and Orcas. Are animals growing weary of humans? Renowned bear biologist Dr. Tom Smith and wildlife biologist Wes Larson discuss these confrontations, with a focus on bears.
Breitbart: California Legislature Passes Bill Requiring Firms to Report Carbon Emissions
California passes bill requiring large companies to disclose carbon emissions, first of its kind, could lead to similar legislation in other states. Companies with annual revenue over $1 billion affected. Bill divided business community, with some major corporations supporting it.
Field & Stream: Spearfishermen Smash Tournament Record, Remove Over 600 Lionfish in 2 Days
Four spearfishermen, known as "Forever Young," set a new record by removing 648 lionfish in just two days at a recent derby in Islamorada, Florida. Led by Captain Tony Young, the team's effort is critical for the local reef ecosystem.