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#politics
Breitbart: California Officially Gives Up on Travel Bans to Conservative States
California Gov. Gavin Newsom ends ban on official travel to conservative states with anti-LGBTQ laws. Ban ineffective, caused difficulties for state agencies. Replaced with non-partisan advertising campaign.
The New American: Shocker: Biden Aide Orders Media to “Ramp Up Its Scrutiny” of GOP for Impeachment Inquiry - The New American
A White House go-fer reminds the media to support Biden amidst the GOP's impeachment inquiry. The media is urged to ramp up scrutiny of Republicans. The GOP should consider impeaching Biden for aiding illegal-alien invasion at the southwest border.
Human Events: Jim Jordan reveals to Charlie Kirk next steps House will take in Biden impeachment inquiry
Ohio Representative Jim Jordan breaks down the evidence linking Joe Biden to his son's corruption, including the involvement of Burisma and the leveraging of American tax dollars. He explains that an impeachment inquiry holds added weight and investigative power, giving the House a stronger position with the courts. Jordan emphasizes the importance of all members of Congress fulfilling their constitutional duty to uncover the facts and evidence.
Red State: New Polling Numbers Show That Most Americans Support Biden Impeachment Inquiry
Numerous polls show concerns about Biden's age and his potential involvement in his son's business.
The Blaze: California lifts ban on state-funded travel to states with laws 'against' 'gender identity' or 'transgender people'
California has lifted its state-sponsored travel ban on certain US states and redirected funds to potential marketing campaigns in those states. The ban was initially imposed due to laws deemed discriminatory against the LGBTQ+ community. The banned travel list grew to 24 states, with additions primarily related to bans on transgender athletes in women's sports. The new bill aims to raise public awareness and promote civil rights through education, advertising, and marketing activities in these states.
The American Spectator: Hunter Indicted: The Vindication of Donald Trump
Former President Donald Trump's vindication begins as Hunter Biden is indicted on federal firearms charges, revealing the corruption of the Biden family. The indictment includes charges related to false statements in firearm purchases and possession of a firearm by an unlawful user. This is just the beginning of uncovering the family's decades-long corruption.
American Thinker: Is she or isn't she? AOC has a boyfriend who may or may not be a husband
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's marital status is unclear. Although her office says she isn't married, she has described her fiancé as her "spouse" on official forms. This discrepancy could lead to legal trouble for her, as members of Congress are required to disclose financial information about their spouses. It remains unclear why she claimed her fiancé as her spouse and whether there are ulterior motives behind it.
Daily Wire: Attorneys General Warn Financial Institutions Of Antitrust Violations Over Climate Activism
State attorneys general are cautioning financial services companies about potential antitrust and consumer protection law violations in their involvement with the Net Zero Financial Service Providers Alliance . The attorneys general express concern that the alliance's commitments may lead to the restriction of goods and services that do not align with their climate agenda . They request detailed information from the signatories about their communications and actions related to the alliance by October 13th . The attorneys general emphasize that decisions on energy policy should be made by elected representatives, not corporate alliances .
Fox News: Judge Jeanine skewers liberal governor's sweeping gun order: 'Arrogance or ignorance?'
Jeanine Pirro criticized New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's attempt to ban open-carry laws, calling it a "sad commentary" on the left's "totalitarian" thinking. Pirro argued that Grisham did not have the power to suspend the Constitution and suggested other measures to fight crime instead. A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order blocking key parts of Grisham's executive order, ruling that it violated constitutional rights.
Newsbusters: Dale Repeatedly Falsely Claims 'No Public Evidence' Biden Is Corrupt
CNN's fact-checker, Daniel Dale, attempted to downplay the controversies surrounding President Biden and refute claims made by McCarthy. However, Dale's fact-checking lacked substantial evidence and relied on explanations rather than concrete facts. Despite this, the claims made by McCarthy were not proven false, and evidence such as witness testimony, bank records, and suspicious activity reports point to potential wrongdoing.
Fox News: House Dems cross party lines, demand Biden admin expand oil drilling
House Democrats, led by Rep. Vicente Gonzalez, are urging the Biden administration to continue offshore oil and gas leasing without interruption. They are calling for the Department of the Interior to issue its legally mandated plan for lease sales and emphasize the importance of maintaining fossil fuel leasing to protect wind leases. The Democrats highlight the need for flexibility and express concern about future administrations using offshore wind leasing as a bargaining chip.
The Babylon Bee: Relieved Biden Family Celebrates Hunter Only Being Indicted On Gun Charges
Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, has been indicted on charges of felony gun possession, much to the relief of the Biden family who expected more serious charges related to his laptop scandal. Despite the indictment, Hunter is expected to face little consequences due to his political status. President Biden briefly commented on the matter, deflecting blame and admitting involvement in questionable financial dealings with Ukraine and China. CNN has announced an investigation into the decision to indict Hunter.
National Review: The Corner: The Biden Team Cannot Dispel the Concerns about the President’s Age
Critics argue that President Biden, who will turn 80 next month, is too old to run for reelection in 2024. They believe that his age will hinder his ability to effectively serve another term, and question his physical and mental capabilities. Despite attempts by the White House to dismiss concerns, commentators and voters are increasingly voicing doubts about his age and fitness for office. With the end of his third year in office approaching, time is not on Biden's side in addressing these concerns.
Fox News: Soros-backed prosecutor accused of accepting thousands in campaign donations from alleged foreign national
A Virginia prosecutor, supported by George Soros, is accused of accepting campaign contributions from a foreign national. Merck Mercuriadis, a music executive with British and/or Canadian residency, donated $5,000 to the prosecutor's campaign. The donor denies any wrongdoing.
Breitbart: John Cornyn Supports Biden Impeachment Inquiry After Voicing Skepticism
Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) believes President Biden's actions warrant an impeachment inquiry, marking a change from his previous stance. He hopes they follow the facts, but other Republicans express skepticism about the case.
#society
The New American: International Oligarchs Are Behind the War on Farmers: Filmmaker James Patrick - The New American
James Patrick, director of "Nitrogen 2000," exposes the Dutch government's false attack on farmers for the environmental harm caused by nitrogen. He shares his discoveries about the forces driving this malicious agenda on The New American TV's interview with Paul Dragu.
Fox News: 'My Unorthodox Life' star Julia Haart breastfed her younger brother: 'That's a mindf--k'
Julia Haart, star of "My Unorthodox Life," reveals breastfeeding her brother and compares life in her Orthodox Jewish community to the 1800s. Haart left the community in 2013 due to questioning and realizing the flaws in the system.
PJ Media: Girl Scouts, Diversity, and Sodomite Patches
I stopped buying Girl Scout cookies when they supported abortion and LGBTQ agendas. The Girl Scouts promote racial justice and LGBTQ+ pride, brainwashing kids. The majority of cookie sale money goes to the national organization.
Breitbart: Nolte: Bill Maher Defies Hollywood Strikes with HBO's ‘Real Time’ Return
Real Time host Bill Maher is bringing back his show without writers, defying the writers' strike. He sympathizes with their issues but believes it's time to bring people back to work.
The American Mind: Brilliance Isn’t Enough
Truth is under attack. Experts claim to have the answers, but they often contradict each other and spread lies. The problem lies in the rise of detached and out-of-touch technocrats who prioritize theories over real-world experience. To combat this, we need to return to practical knowledge and embodied skills, grounding ourselves in the tangible world and reconnecting with others. This way, we can restore truth and build a better future.
Breitbart: John Nolte’s Novel ‘Borrowed Time’ Hits #4 on Amazon's ‘Movers and Shakers’
Breitbart writer's debut novel, Borrowed Time, becomes best seller on Amazon. The book explores themes of surveillance and encroachment in modern society. Protagonist sells his life to America's elite, but sells it to the wrong people.
The Federalist: Mexicans Shocked By Aliens Should Speak With Woke Americans
Mexican officials claim to have discovered miniature humanoids of unearthly origin, sparking funny memes. However, they should take a look at social justice warriors and woke activists in the U.S., who use convoluted language to center the voices of marginalized individuals. These activists, like Zyahna Bryant and David Johns, are not ordinary earthlings.
#economy
The American Spectator: VIDEO: ‘Bidenomics’ Fails Yet Again
The U.S. Census Bureau reports a significant increase in poverty rates, particularly among children. The Biden administration blames congressional Republicans for the rise, overlooking the impact of inflation and underlying economic issues.
Breitbart: J.D. Vance: Biden's Green Agenda to Decimate Steelworkers in the Heartland
Sen. J.D. Vance warns that President Biden's EPA rules will cripple the steel industry in Ohio and Indiana, similar to what happened in the EU last year. The rules would lead to increased energy costs and undermine the electric grid, causing the steel industry to suffer. Vance urges Biden to withdraw the proposed rule. .
#culture
Forbes: Billboard Launches New Chart Just For TikTok
Topline Billboard partners with TikTok to create a new weekly chart tracking popular songs on the app. "SkeeYee" by Sexyy Red takes the top spot.
#health
Flag And Cross: Couple Welcomes Baby Boy After IVF Miracle
A couple, Katie and Richard, struggled to conceive naturally for three years and underwent fertility treatment. Despite only retrieving one egg through IVF, the process was successful, and Katie gave birth to a healthy baby boy named Nathaniel. The couple chose TFP Fertility UK for their treatment and went through multiple rounds of testing and medication.
#crime
Fox News: Mom pleads guilty in death of son whose funeral she was allowed to attend
Ohio mother Molly Krebs, 28, pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the drowning death of her 3-year-old son, Jayden. Krebs left Jayden unattended in a bathtub for over 90 minutes after giving him Benadryl to treat an allergic reaction. When she woke up, Jayden was unresponsive, and he was pronounced dead shortly after. Krebs could face up to 11 years in prison.
Flag And Cross: Video: Woman Tries to Grab Cop's Gun, Instantly Learns How Brick Sidewalk Feels
A wedding party in Rhode Island turns violent when a member is denied entry to a bar and assaults a staff member. A brawl breaks out between the police and wedding guests, including a woman who kicks an officer and another woman who tries to grab his gun.
Daily Wire: ‘Rethinking Everything’: Candace Owens Talks With Steven Avery Fan On Roseanne Barr Podcast
Candace Owens appeared on “The Roseanne Barr Podcast” and discussed her new documentary series, "Convicting a Murderer." Owens criticized the popular Netflix series, "Making a Murderer," for omitting key details and manipulating audiences into believing that Steven Avery was innocent. She revealed that the documentary caused harassment towards the victim's family and felt compelled to expose the truth in her own series. "Convicting a Murderer" has received positive reviews and has been trending on Rotten Tomatoes.
Fox News: Brazil's Supreme Court sentences Bolsonaro supporter to 17 years in prison for storming government offices
Brazil's Supreme Court sentenced a supporter of former President Jair Bolsonaro to 17 years in prison for storming government offices in an attempt to restore Bolsonaro to power. Aécio Lúcio Costa Pereira, the first of several participants to be prosecuted, was filmed wearing a shirt calling for a military coup.
Fox News: Criminal prosecutions in St. Louis surge after resignation of progressive prosecutor
Criminal prosecutions in St. Louis have doubled since progressive prosecutor Kim Gardner resigned and was replaced by Gabe Gore. Gardner focused on diversion and police accountability, while Gore is charging violations of law.
The Blaze: Parents accuse American Airlines flight attendant of hiding camera in bathroom to record teen daughter, share 'disturbing' photo
A flight attendant is accused of planting a hidden camera in the bathroom of an American Airlines plane to record a teenage girl. The family provided a photo of the hidden camera as evidence. The incident is being investigated by federal law enforcement.
The Blaze: Illegal immigrant arrested in connection with stabbing released from custody after paperwork went unfiled — then he allegedly committed a murder
Illegal immigrant Carlos Corrales-Ramirez was arrested for lacking documentation, but was released when Maryland failed to extradite him for a stabbing. Months later, he allegedly stabbed and killed another person.
Fox News: Cyberattack compromises personal details of UK police officers in second major security breach
Hackers have stolen personal details of police officers and staff from Greater Manchester Police in a cyberattack. The information includes identity badges and warrant cards, but no home addresses or financial information. The National Crime Agency is leading the criminal investigation.
#sports
Forbes: Anti-Turf Outcry After Aaron Rodgers Injury Has Major MLS Implications
Football players, specifically American football and soccer players, have differing opinions on playing on synthetic turf. Soccer players dislike artificial surfaces because it affects the way the game is played, while American football players only have concerns during inclement weather. The NFL Players Association is advocating for natural surfaces in all NFL venues, which may influence MLS venues to make the switch as well. Cost seems to be the main factor in the decision to have synthetic surfaces, except in cases of important or lucrative occasions. However, if NFL owners see the need to protect their investments, the number of MLS venues with synthetic surfaces could decrease significantly.
Forbes: Boston Red Sox Bounce Chaim Bloom As Baseball Operations President
The Boston Red Sox fired chief baseball officer Chaim Bloom due to frustrations over missing the playoffs. The team is in last place in the American League East and has a record of 73-72. They are planning a thorough executive search to potentially hire a new president of baseball operations or general manager.
Fox News: Lincoln Riley says Oklahoma fans tried to break into his house, sent suspicious packages after he took USC job
Former Oklahoma head coach Lincoln Riley left the team to coach at USC. After the news broke, Oklahoma fans attempted to break into his house multiple times, causing safety concerns for his family. Riley's focus was on their well-being, and they were forced to hire armed security and leave town.
#technology
Flag And Cross: Tiny Car Smashes World Speed Record
Students from ETH Zurich and Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts have broken the world acceleration record for electric vehicles with their hand-built racing car, Mythen. The car went from zero to 62MPH in just 0.956 seconds, thanks to a special powertrain and a vacuum cleaner-like device to ensure traction. The students are ecstatic to hold the record once again.
#other
Fox News: Family of teen fatally shot by Chattanooga police demands release of unedited bodycam footage
Relatives of a teenager killed by Chattanooga police are demanding the release of unedited bodycam and dashboard footage, as well as other evidence, to prove that he was holding a cell phone, not a gun. The family and activists are calling for transparency in the investigation.
Fox News: Over two dozen injured in Chicago suburb tent collapse
Tent collapse leaves 26 injured in Chicago suburb. No foul play suspected.