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#illegals
Fox News: Syrians attempting to illegally enter Lebanon injured in land mine explosion
Three Syrians were injured while trying to illegally cross into Lebanon from Syria when two land mines exploded on the border. Lebanon, already facing a deteriorating economy and crumbling infrastructure, has seen an influx of Syrian citizens seeking a better life. The Lebanese army has been actively preventing Syrians from crossing into the country in recent weeks.
#politics
National Review: The Corner: A Little Crack in the Media
The press denies any wrongdoing by President Biden, but some signs suggest this may change. David Ignatius argues Biden should not run in 2024 due to his age and inability to say no. Axios reveals false claims made by Biden and his son about their dealings in China and Ukraine.
Flag And Cross: Watch: Fetterman Aide Thinks Boss Is Having Stroke During Weird Biden Impeachment Freakout
Sen. John Fetterman, who suffered a stroke during the Pennsylvania primary, is unfit for office and behaves unprofessionally. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has initiated an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, leading to a sarcastic reaction from Fetterman. Despite his odd behavior, Fetterman's response was praised by some liberals.
National Review: The Corner: What, Exactly, Was Governor Lujan Grisham’s Plan?
New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's public health order banning firearms has been met with opposition from her own attorney general and the sheriff of the county it was supposed to apply to. Lujan Grisham failed to provide a valid justification for the order and openly admitted that it would have no impact on public safety. It remains unclear why she implemented the order in the first place.
#society
National Review: The Corner: Quiz Time
This article covers a variety of topics including politics, sports, and manners. The author discusses the importance of humble acts of human greatness and how manners should be focused on making others comfortable. The article also includes a story about Jeff Daniels and his involvement in a virtual trivia league, as well as a reader's anecdote about a conversation with a Detroit athlete.
#war
Fox News: North Korea fires 2 ballistic missiles toward eastern seas as leader Kim Jong Un visits Putin
North Korea fired short-range ballistic missiles toward its eastern seas as Kim Jong Un traveled to Russia to meet with President Vladimir Putin, raising concerns about a potential arms deal fueling Moscow's war efforts in Ukraine. The missiles were launched from Pyongyang's international airport and flew cross-country towards the eastern seas. Japan's Coast Guard warned vessels to watch out for falling objects. (, )
#economy
National Review: The Corner: The EU’s Chinese Green New Deal
The EU's solar power industry is facing bankruptcy due to cheap Chinese imports, hindering the bloc's efforts to boost local production of green technologies. China's dominance in the solar supply chain has led to fears of reliance similar to Russia's gas dependency. The wind industry is also facing similar concerns about being undercut by Chinese rivals. Furthermore, China's excessive subsidies and construction of battery plants for electric cars may jeopardize Europe's ambition to expand its production of EV batteries.
Forbes: Ripple Effect of a UAW Strike
The UAW/Unifor negotiations are happening amidst a critical time in the automotive industry. Both the UAW and automakers have their own demands and the possibility of a strike is looming. The impact of a prolonged strike will have a major effect on the automotive supply chain and the economy.
#culture
Forbes: On Disney Plus, K-Pop Content Finds A Home
Disney+ is expanding its K-pop content with shows featuring popular acts like BTS and Tomorrow X Together (TXT). The streaming platform offers docu-series, concert films, and behind-the-scenes stories following individual artists. Shows featuring BTS members have been among the most-watched titles on Disney+, and the platform is also interested in developing shows with other K-pop acts. The focus is currently on the K-pop industry, with no plans to collaborate with artists from other markets.
#crime
Fox News: Man, 74, pushed onto New York City subway tracks in apparent unprovoked attack
A 74-year-old man is pushed onto subway tracks in New York City in an unprovoked attack, sustaining multiple injuries. The suspect flees the scene. In another incident, a man slashes his girlfriend on a train heading to Manhattan. Both incidents highlight the increasing violence on the city's subways.
Fox News: Convicted killer Danelo Cavalcante captured in Pennsylvania nearly 2 weeks after prison escape
Danelo Cavalcante, who had escaped from prison, was captured in Pennsylvania after being on the run for two weeks. He had been convicted for fatally stabbing his ex-girlfriend and was also wanted for a murder in Brazil.
Fox News: Former NYPD Commissioner Howard Safir – who led historic decrease in crime – dead at 81
Former NYPD Commissioner Howard Safir, known for reducing crime in the late 1990s, has passed away at the age of 81. Safir was appointed top cop by Rudy Giuliani in 1996 and implemented the Courtesy, Professionalism & Respect program.
#sports
Fox News: Zach Wilson's mom expresses her displeasure after Jets QB gets hit with water bottle
New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson was hit with a water bottle after the team's win against the Buffalo Bills. His mother, Lisa, expressed her displeasure on Instagram. Zach Wilson stepped in for injured Aaron Rodgers, and his mother praised his performance.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Best Tips to Successfully Hike Johnston Canyon
Banff National Park in Canada is the oldest and most-visited park, offering stunning views, lakes, and hiking trails. Johnston Canyon, located within the park, is a popular hike known for its waterfalls and beautiful scenery. Visitors are advised to arrive early, take their time on the trail, and wear layers.
#technology
Forbes: ISpot Acquires 605, A Data Measurement And Attribution Company
TV audience and ad measurement company, iSpot, has acquired 605, a next-generation measurement and attribution company. This acquisition will enhance iSpot's measurement capabilities and provide access to additional set top box data. iSpot aims to incorporate all measurement capabilities into a single offering to clients.
#other
Fox News: Hundreds of prisoners in Bahrain suspend monthlong hunger strike as crown prince visits US
Prisoners in Bahrain ended their hunger strike, pausing until September 30, to assess promised changes by the government at the prison. The changes include improved conditions and healthcare. If the changes are not implemented, the strike will resume.