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#politics
Breitbart: Nolte: Stephen King’s New Novel Is Full of Bigotry and COVID Misinfo
Stephen King's latest novel "Holly" is criticized for being bigoted and dishonest. The book portrays predictable villains who are racist and anti-vax, while the protagonists are women, minorities, and homosexuals. King's treatment of Christians is also seen as scurrilous. Moreover, his book supposedly spreads COVID misinformation by neglecting the role of Democrat governors in nursing home deaths. The critic argues that King has become an uptight square and a propaganda tool, breaking the spell of storytelling with his political agenda. (, )
Fox News: New Mexico governor should face federal charges for gun control power grab: former prosecutor
Former prosecutor Andy McCarthy suggests that New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham should face federal charges for suspending constitutional gun rights in her state. McCarthy argues that the same statute being used to charge former President Donald Trump could be used against Grisham. He claims that Grisham and her subordinates have conspired to oppress and intimidate Americans in the free exercise of their Second Amendment rights.
PJ Media: Is Canada a Tyranny? Aristotle on Justin Trudeau
Under the guise of leadership, tyrants are emerging in various Western nations, including Canada. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau exemplifies the qualities of a modern tyrant, with his oppressive tactics and control over the population. To maintain a tyrannical regime, leaders must keep citizens poor, divided, and powerless. Trudeau's policies, such as increasing taxes and fostering distrust among the vaccinated and unvaccinated, have effectively achieved these goals. Additionally, restrictions on gun ownership, censorship, and surveillance further suppress dissent. Canada is reminiscent of a modern tyranny, with Trudeau resembling an autocratic figure like Dionysius of Syracuse.
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 388: Breitbart’s Emma-Jo Morris on the Biden Impeachment Inquiry
Breitbart News Politics Editor Emma-Jo Morris discusses Biden impeachment inquiry with Mike Slater.
National Review: Mitt Romney Says He Will Not Seek a Second Senate Term; ‘Time for a New Generation of Leaders’
Mitt Romney, former Republican presidential nominee, will not seek a second term in the U.S. Senate due to his age. He believes a new generation of leaders is needed to tackle challenges like financial issues and authoritarian regimes in Russia and China. Despite not seeking re-election, Romney vows to continue fighting as a United States senator until January 2025.
Fox News: North Carolina GOP at standstill over gambling provisions, further delaying budget plan
Republican lawmakers in North Carolina are in a standoff over whether to expand state-sanctioned gambling. The authorization of new casinos and video gambling machines has complicated the passage of a long overdue final budget plan. House Speaker Tim Moore stated that there is not enough support within his party to include gaming in the budget, while Senate leader Phil Berger argued that the House should honor the agreement to back gambling provisions. The disagreement over gambling has delayed the enactment of a two-year budget that was supposed to be enacted in July.
Foreign Policy: Hun Sen’s Successor Must Keep Up His Chess Game
Cambodia's former Prime Minister, Hun Sen, has transferred power to his son, Hun Manet. Although Hun Sen will still have some influence, Hun Manet's fast-tracked rise to power was unexpected. However, despite the changing of the guard, the influential families that dominate Cambodian politics are focused on consolidating their power and maintaining their influence. The challenge for Hun Manet will be to manage these families and their rivalries while allowing them to profit from the country's corruption.
Newsbusters: Tone-Deaf NYT Concerned Spiking Gas Prices Help Republicans Criticize Biden
The New York Times downplayed a spike in inflation, focusing instead on how Republicans could criticize President Biden. Gas prices rose 10.6% in August, contributing to overall inflation, but the article ignored this and tried to shift the blame onto Russia's invasion of Ukraine and praised Biden's efforts. The Times' biased reporting and disregard for the impact on everyday Americans is concerning.
#society
Fox News: Georgia slave descendants fight against zoning changes threatening their historic enclave
Descendants of enslaved people on Georgia's Sapelo Island fight against zoning changes that could lead to the decline of their Gullah-Geechee community. The changes, which allow for larger homes and potential property tax increases, are seen as favoring wealthy buyers and pressuring residents to sell their ancestral land. Despite the residents' efforts, county commissioners vote in favor of the changes.
Fox News: Heroic bystanders in Berlin lift bus to save trapped man with minor injuries
A young man in Berlin was trapped under a bus and was rescued by about 40 people who lifted the vehicle off him in a heroic effort. The man suffered minor injuries and was taken to the hospital for surgery. The police praised the collective action as heroic.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine’s economy suffers as Russia destroys 280,000 tons of Ukrainian grain
Russia's destruction of 280,000 tons of Ukrainian grain in just two months is causing significant damage to Ukraine's economy. The attacks, which include missiles and kamikaze drones, are aimed at disrupting Ukraine's infrastructure and export routes. This has led to increased costs for exporting grain and decreased global prices.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: 'Call of History' -- EU Chief Wants Ukraine to Join Bloc
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen called for the enlargement of the EU and expressed support for Ukraine joining the bloc in her State of the Union address. She emphasized the importance of completing the EU and expanding its borders eastward. However, Ukraine's membership would require economic reforms, address corruption, and gain the support of all current members. The issue of migration and economic strain on Western European countries, as well as opposition from Russia-reliant nations like Hungary, may pose challenges. Von der Leyen pledged financial aid and assistance to Ukraine, but her tenure as EU Commission President has been marred by crises and criticism.
#economy
Forbes: Is The IPO Market Back Again Thanks To Arm And Company? Not So Fast.
Four high-profile companies, including British chip designer Arm and German sandal hawker Birkenstock, have announced plans to go public in New York. While this is a positive development, experts warn that it does not indicate a robust IPO market. The IPO pipeline is not expected to fully reopen until 2024 or 2025.
National Review: The Corner: The Middle Class Is Prospering
The American middle class is not disappearing, but rather moving up into higher income groups. Household income of $100K+ has tripled since 1967. This growth is largely due to the rise of dual-income families.
Daily Wire: Biden Administration To Spend $100 Million Upgrading EV Chargers
The Biden administration will spend $100 million to repair and replace chargers for electric vehicles. The goal is to create a national network of 500,000 electric vehicle chargers by 2030.
Breitbart: Biden's Food Inflation Record: Grocery Prices Up 19.6%
Grocery prices continue to rise, causing strain on household budgets. Food prices have been steadily increasing since Biden took office, with no sign of returning to pre-Biden levels.
#religion
The Blaze: PATHETIC: High school RETALIATES after coach wins Supreme Court battle over 1st Amendment
Joe Kennedy, a former coach and veteran, was fired for praying with his team after a game. He won his case in the Supreme Court, but faced retaliation from the school district. Kennedy has chosen to retire rather than continue fighting.
#education
The Blaze: California school district spends $170K on diversity courses for teachers, such as 'Thriving as a Racially Conscious Person'
The Riverside Unified School District paid $170,000 to Epoch Education for training on racial consciousness and privilege. This training covered race, ethnicity, culture, and intersectionality, aiming to recognize and interrupt marginalization and privilege.
National Review: The Corner: You Keep Using That Word, ‘Diversity.’ I Do Not Think It Means What You Think It Means
A study shows economic diversity in top U.S. colleges, with some schools increasing enrollment of economically disadvantaged students. However, overall, the number of these students has decreased. Berea and Salem colleges rank highest while Tulane ranks last.
#crime
Fox News: Employees of classified advertisement website Backpage tried to keep ads of prostitution off site, lawyers say
Defense lawyers for three former executives of Backpage.com argued in a federal trial in Phoenix that their clients actively worked to keep the platform free of prostitution ads and cooperated with law enforcement. The attorneys highlighted their clients' efforts to give testimony, share user information, and prevent inappropriate ads from being posted. The trial is the second for all five defendants on charges related to facilitating prostitution and money laundering.
Fox News: NYC inmate who escaped hospital is captured while sleeping on friend's couch: report
A prisoner escapes from a New York City hospital using a makeshift rope made of bedsheets. After a month on the run, he is recaptured in Queens.
Fox News: Surveillance video shows deadly shooting of DC special police officer during training
Retired police lieutenant shoots and kills 25-year-old during police training at Anacostia Library. Shooter sentenced to three years in prison. Family calls for public access to surveillance footage. Police officer mistaken as assailant.
Fox News: Repeat squatter tries to sell victims' house for the SECOND time
A couple in Louisiana have had their lives destroyed by a squatter who repeatedly broke into their home and attempted to sell it. The homeowners inherited the property and had planned to renovate it and put it on the market, but squatters took over in April and trashed the house. One of the alleged squatters, Joseph Guerin, was arrested but was released from custody and returned to the home. The homeowners discovered their furniture and appliances had been painted and found drug paraphernalia and empty liquor bottles inside. The police initially dismissed their concerns, but the squatters were eventually arrested.
The Blaze: Leftists cry foul over 'photo op' of law enforcement around captured illegal alien fugitive — a convicted killer. But state cop shoots them all down.
Law enforcement posed for a photo with captured illegal alien fugitive Danelo Cavalcante, causing controversy and criticism online. The photo was taken after Cavalcante's capture following his two-week escape from prison. Some commentators found the pose embarrassing and tacky, comparing it to a third-rate dictatorship. However, Pennsylvania State Police Lt. Col. George Bivens defended the photo op, stating that the officers worked hard and were proud of their work in keeping the community safe.
#technology
Newsbusters: So Much for Free Speech: Judge Rules YouTube Can Keep on Censoring
YouTube censored a doctor's COVID-19 videos, leading to a lawsuit. The judge sided with YouTube, stating that users agree to its Community Guidelines.
#other
Fox News: Simon Cowell's son will 'start at the bottom' if he pursues similar career
Simon Cowell, the successful music producer and television personality, hopes that his son, Eric, will someday take over his empire. While Eric has never expressed interest in following in his father's footsteps, Cowell would encourage him if he did. However, Cowell believes Eric may pursue a career working with animals instead. Cowell finds joy in having Eric on the set of "America's Got Talent" and credits becoming a parent for giving him more empathy when judging younger acts.
Daily Wire: Forecasters Warn Hurricane Lee Expected To Move Toward New England
Forecasters predict that Hurricane Lee will head towards New England and Atlantic Canada, posing a serious threat and bringing wind, coastal flooding, rain, and rough surf. The storm is expected to diminish in strength but will still have intense but short-lived effects.
Fox News: Indonesia battles peatland fires on Sumatra, officials assure limited regional impact
Firefighters in Indonesia are battling peatland fires in multiple locations on Sumatra island. The fires started near residential areas and along a highway, and water sources are scarce. This annual problem strains relations with neighboring countries, as the smoke from the fires creates a haze in Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, and southern Thailand.
Forbes: ‘Dancing With The Stars’ Reveals Season 32 Cast: Jason Mraz, Mira Sorvino, More
Celebrities including Mira Sorvino, Jamie Lynn Spears, Jason Mraz, Alyson Hannigan, and Xochitl Gomez will be competing in Season 32 of Dancing With the Stars. The show will also have a new host and former pro dancer Julianne Hough and returning co-host Alfonso Ribeiro.
Fox News: Kevin Costner fights wife Christine Baumgartner's request for $885,000 in attorneys' fees amid divorce
Kevin Costner's estranged wife, Christine Baumgartner, has requested $885,000 in attorneys' fees and costs for their upcoming trial regarding their premarital agreement. Costner's legal team argues that the requested amount is excessive. The couple's teams disagree on what evidence needs to be presented during the trial.