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#politics
National Review: The Corner: Mitt Romney Was No Profile In Political Courage
Utah senator Mitt Romney, known for being a shapeshifter in his political career, announces he won't seek reelection in 2024. With inconsistent principles, he supported government control over healthcare and played a role in the rise of Donald Trump. Despite being known as an anti-Trump senator, his actions and transformations were politically motivated, not courageous.
Red State: EXCLUSIVE: Primary Rival Tells RedState His Campaign Prompted Romney to Retire
Riverton Mayor Trent Staggs is thrilled with rival Mitt Romney's decision to retire from politics. Staggs believes that voters are dissatisfied with Romney's representation, particularly on issues of federal spending. Staggs also supports the impeachment proceedings against President Biden. Romney, on the other hand, cited his age and the need for new leaders as reasons for his retirement.
Townhall: Break the Law Again, You'll Get Two Desserts!
Days after Mayor Eric Adams expressed concern about the migrant crisis in New York City, the issue of immigration and its impact on the city is being discussed. The memory of the 9/11 attacks, which were carried out by immigrants, is being invoked. The current influx of migrants seems to be a never-ending problem, and the city's resources are being stretched thin to accommodate them. The blame game between Democrats and Republicans continues, with Republicans being accused of exaggerating the issue while Democrats are criticized for their open-border policies.
Daily Wire: ‘If I Have To Go To Prison, I’ll Go’: Sean Penn Reveals What He Would Have Done After 9/11
Actor Sean Penn revealed in an interview that he would have hunted down the 9/11 terrorists, regardless of the consequences to himself. He expressed anger towards the Academy for not allowing Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky a platform at the Oscars. Penn also criticized the use of AI in the entertainment industry, suggesting it raises ethical concerns. +
National Review: Twenty-two AGs Warn Financial Firms that Climate Agenda Collusion may Violate Antitrust, Consumer Protection Laws
Twenty-two state attorneys general sent a letter to the Net Zero Financial Service Providers Alliance, warning them that their commitment to achieving "global net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 or sooner" could be seen as collusion and a violation of antitrust and consumer protection laws. Led by Tennessee attorney general Jonathan Skrmetti, the letter accuses the signatories of using their market influence to enforce their climate agenda, potentially forcing companies to comply with their policy preferences. The attorneys general requested the alliance to share internal communications and actions related to their commitments, stating that colluding to limit consumer choices in support of international climate activists could violate antitrust and consumer protection laws.
Red State: Republican Senator Throws Wet Blanket on Biden Impeachment Inquiry
House Republicans have announced an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, focusing on allegations of corruption related to Hunter Biden's foreign business dealings. Some Republican lawmakers, including Senator Tommy Tuberville, believe the inquiry is a waste of time and doubt it will succeed in the Senate. Other Republican senators, such as Shelley Moore Capito, Mitt Romney, and Thom Tillis, have expressed skepticism as well. The White House has responded by stating that no evidence of wrongdoing has been found despite months of investigation.
Newsbusters: Nets Scream ‘No Evidence’ in Gleeful Compliance to WH Memo on Biden Impeachment
Liberal media defends President Biden and dismisses evidence of Biden family malfeasance following the opening of an impeachment inquiry. The media spins the investigation as lacking evidence and an unprecedented move, while Republicans continue to search for proof of wrongdoing.
The Blaze: Glenn SHREDS Democrats' claims that there's 'NO EVIDENCE' on which to impeach Joe Biden
Speaker Kevin McCarthy has initiated an impeachment inquiry into President Biden, with Democrats and the media denying any evidence. However, Glenn Beck argues that there is already plenty of evidence, including whistleblowers and eyewitness accounts, suggesting Biden's involvement in his son's business dealings and the firing of a Ukrainian prosecutor. Beck raises concerns about the potential selling of high offices and the trustworthiness of the Justice Department and the White House.
Daily Wire: Apple ‘Entrepreneur Camp’ Program Bars Applicants Based On Race
Apple is hosting specialized entrepreneur training camps that have eligibility requirements based on race and sex. The "underrepresented founders" and "female founders" groups exclude participants based on these criteria. The programs promise access to Apple engineers and leaders, as well as a year of free access to beta software.
Forbes: Biden Impeachment Inquiry: Here’s How The Process Could Play Out—And How It Could End
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy launched an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, focusing on potential links to his family's business dealings, specifically involving his son Hunter Biden. The inquiry may lead to Biden's impeachment but is unlikely to result in his conviction in the Democrat-controlled Senate. The House Oversight Committee will start by requesting bank records for Hunter Biden and his uncle James Biden, hoping to add seriousness to their demands for documents and testimony. The impeachment inquiry does not currently require the president and his family to provide more information, even under a subpoena. McCarthy ordered the inquiry without a vote on the House floor, drawing criticism from Democrats. However, he is planning to call for a vote to formalize the inquiry. The Judiciary Committee would likely draft the articles of impeachment against Biden, with each needing approval from the majority vote in the House. Removal from office requires a two-thirds vote in the Senate, which is unlikely in the Democratic-controlled Senate. The timeline for the process is uncertain, as it depends on several factors. Republicans in the House majority may lose several votes on legislation, and it is unclear if an impeachment inquiry without a formal vote would have passed. However, now that the inquiry has begun, Republicans are likely to approve the impeachment measures when brought to the floor for a vote. McCarthy cited claims of inappropriate phone calls and dinners with Hunter Biden's business partners, an unverified bribery accusation, and accusations of unfair treatment by the Justice Department towards Hunter Biden compared to Trump in justifying the inquiry. The impeachment inquiry is an escalation of the Republican leaders' narrative against the president and his family, as more information has been unveiled by the committees.
Daily Wire: MSNBC Host Says Democrats Admit Off-Air That Biden Is Too Old To Run For Second Term
Democrats privately acknowledge that President Joe Biden is too old to seek another term, despite dismissing the age issue on TV. Concerns have been raised about his ability to lead effectively due to his tendency to lose his train of thought and physical mishaps. Polls show that a majority of voters, including Democrats, share these concerns. Although Vice President Kamala Harris is next in line, she does not have favorable approval ratings. Joe Scarborough, a former GOP congressman and favorite of Biden's, emphasized that he does not see any Democrats who can beat Trump in a potential rematch.
#society
Forbes: Alaskan Rep. Mary Peltola’s Husband Dies In Plane Crash
The husband of Rep. Mary Peltola (D-Alaska) dies in a plane crash in Alaska.
Fox News: Prince Albert of Monaco ‘protective’ of wife Princess Charlene’s struggles despite divorce rumors: expert
Prince Albert and Princess Charlene of Monaco have been addressing rumors of a split and Charlene's deteriorating health. Albert denies claims that Charlene moved to Switzerland and insists they are a working couple who see each other at the end of the day. Charlene's health struggles have been a major mystery, and her prolonged absence fueled rumors of a troubled marriage. Despite the rumors, the couple continues to attend royal engagements together.
American Thinker: Hollywood no longer bothers to hide its sexual perversion
Hollywood's history of sexual corruption dates back to the early days of cinema. Scandals and immorality were hidden behind the scenes, but the studio system kept up the appearance of traditional values. However, in recent years, Hollywood has openly embraced sexual deviance, with movies like "Wildcat" and "Poor Things" celebrating incest and pedophilia. This disturbing trend reveals how perversion has infiltrated American culture through the entertainment industry.
The New American: Conservatives Need Not Apply: K-12 Schools Demand Hires Embrace Left-wing, DEI Orthodoxy - The New American
Education Summary: A recent report by the National Opportunity Project reveals that many schools are hiring teachers based on their adherence to far-left ideology rather than qualifications or educational experience. This hiring bias, disguised as diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, is leading to left-wing indoctrination in classrooms.
Philosophical Decay Summary: The hiring bias in education reflects the relativism and disconnection from absolutes present in society. The demand for "cultural competence" and race-based curricula are examples of this relativistic thinking. The rejection of objective virtues and promotion of vice-ridden demagoguery threatens the foundation of civilization.
Human Events: BLM-style unrest ensues after South Asian shop owner accuses black woman of stealing weave in London
A physical altercation between a store owner and a suspected shoplifter sparks racial unrest in Peckham, London. Protests erupt outside the shop, calling for a boycott of the business.
#war
Forbes: Why Ukraine’s Strike On Sebastopol Naval Infrastructure Is A Big Deal
Russia's Black Sea Fleet suffers significant damage to its naval infrastructure in Sevastopol due to Ukraine's strike. The loss of the major dry dock facility complicates Russia's operations in the Black Sea. Russia's inability to defend the docks reveals military failure and desperation, as they have no alternative and their fleet will soon be ineffective. In World War II, destroying a dry dock was a costly but successful venture for the Allies, and Russia should have learned from this. Ukraine's attack has further weakened Russia's forces, targeting logistics and naval ships. The potential loss of a submarine hints at even greater losses to come.
Euromaidan Press: Ukrainian attack on Crimea leaves Russian warship and submarine in ruins, satellite image confirms
Ukrainian attack destroys Russian warship and submarine in Crimea.
Fox News: Rebels kill 3 soldiers, police officer in separate gunfights in Indian-controlled Kashmir
Three Indian soldiers and a police officer were killed in separate gunfights with rebels in Indian-controlled Kashmir. The clashes took place in the Kokernag and Rajouri districts, resulting in casualties on both sides. The ongoing conflict between India and Pakistan over Kashmir continues to escalate.
The Blaze: Communist China is preparing for war with America: Air Force secretary
Secretary of the Air Force Frank Kendall warns of the threat of war with China, stating that China has been re-optimizing its forces for great power competition. He draws a parallel between the Russian invasion of Ukraine and China's interest in taking over Taiwan. Tensions between the U.S. and China have been consistently high in the region.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: Nikki Haley: China ‘Has Already Infiltrated America,’ Biden ‘Asleep At The Wheel’
Nikki Haley, former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. and 2024 Republican presidential candidate, warns that China has already infiltrated the U.S. and poses a significant threat. She criticizes President Biden and Vice President Harris for their weak stance on China and highlights China's involvement in buying U.S. land, funding universities, stealing research, and fueling the fentanyl crisis. Haley also criticizes the U.S. giving aid to countries that oppose American values and interests. She supports aid to Ukraine but believes the U.S. should stop trying to buy friends and pay off enemies. In addition, she expresses concern about the alliance between North Korea and Russia, calling for a stronger approach to dictators. [ ]
#military
Fox News: Israeli airstrikes in Syria reportedly leave 2 soldiers dead, 6 injured
Israeli airstrikes in a coastal province of Syria killed two soldiers and wounded six others. Israel has carried out numerous strikes in government-controlled parts of Syria, targeting Syrian forces and Iranian-backed groups. Syria rarely acknowledges these operations.
#religion
PJ Media: Church Controversy: The Gospel According to Baby Shark
A church service featuring a 'Baby Shark' mashup performed by a Southern Baptist Convention church has gone viral. The church used a pirate theme to attract families and justify their creative approach to reach the unchurched. However, the pastor's interpretation of the Bible's teachings on presentation and relevance are seen as a disregard for the true essence of worship.
#health
The Federalist: Florida Advises Against New Covid Boosters For Most Age Groups
Florida advises against Covid boosters for those under 65, citing lack of clinical trial data and insufficient evidence of safety and efficacy. Other countries have also raised concerns about the shots.
#crime
The Blaze: Retailer sues San Francisco mall owners over alleged failure to address 'rampant criminal activity'
A clothing retailer in San Francisco filed a lawsuit against the former owners of a downtown mall, accusing them of neglecting the mall's security and allowing it to become a hub for criminal activity. The retailer claims that its employees have experienced violence, assaults, and robberies, and that patrons brandished firearms and threatened staff. The retailer is seeking monetary damages for the alleged negligence.
#sports
Fox News: Jets coach hopeful amid Aaron Rodgers’ uncertainty: ‘I’d be shocked if this is the way he’s going to go out’
Aaron Rodgers suffers a season-ending injury in his debut with the New York Jets, raising doubts about his future. Head coach Robert Saleh believes it won't be the last fans see of him.
#technology
PJ Media: And So It Begins: Warner Music Just Signed an AI-Generated Pop Star to a Record Deal
The world keeps getting creepier as artificial intelligence takes center stage. Warner Music has signed an AI named Noonoouri to its record label, a pop artist who released her first single featuring a digitally tweaked voice. Musicians involved will receive royalties, but the question remains whether an AI can truly capture the essence of being human. We've become so focused on what we can do with AI that we haven't stopped to consider whether we should.
RV Lifestyle: 6 of the Best Fall Color Drives in New England
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#other
Fox News: California law banning gun ads to minors blocked by federal appeals court
A U.S. appeals court blocked a California law that restricts firearm advertisements to minors, saying it wouldn't reduce gun violence. The court cited free speech concerns and the strictness of California gun laws.
RV Lifestyle: Leaf Peeping Map 2022: Plan Your Fall RV Trips
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