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#politics
Fox News: California Gov. Gavin Newsom signs bill ending travel ban to red states
California Gov. Gavin Newsom signs bill ending state-funded travel ban to red states, repealing a law deemed discriminatory against LGBTQ+ community. Newsom says repeal promotes acceptance and equality. Bill criticized for Newsom's own travel to banned states.
Front Page Magazine: A Compendium of Everything Wrong With Barack Obama's Legacy
Barack Obama's True Legacy, edited by Jamie Glazov, explores Obama's assault on constitutional rights, including freedom of speech and religion, undermining of Congress, and abuse of federal agencies. Obama also supported anti-American ideologies domestically and internationally, promoting communism and Islamist extremism. The book provides a detailed understanding of Obama's destructive impact on America's freedoms, institutions, and foreign relations.
Euromaidan Press: Russo-Ukrainian war, day 568. Ukraine continues pounding Russian fleet, Crimea
Ukraine continues to strike the Russian Black Sea Fleet in occupied Crimea, damaging ships and a missile system. Ukrainian forces advance near Bakhmut. (category: ) NBC News reports that Ukrainian President Zelenskyy will attend the UN General Assembly and meet with President Biden. (category: )
Red State: Biden Makes Weird, Disturbing, and Racist Remarks
: Joe Biden deflects from his son's indictment and impeachment inquiry by promoting his economic policies as "Bidenomics." He also made strange comments about biceps and got confused on stage. Additionally, Biden has a history of making racist remarks, but the media doesn't hold him accountable for it. This is who Joe Biden is.
Spectator USA: Beware the DOJ's Hunter Biden distraction
This Hunter Biden indictment seems to be a distraction tactic by the White House and Democrats. It conveniently comes after a rough month for Democrats and the start of an impeachment inquiry. It muddies the waters and allows the White House to spin it as targeting the Biden family. Democrats may use it to call Republicans hypocrites. The real violations of the law are yet to come, and it remains to be seen if Joe Biden will protect his son or make him a fall guy.
Fox News: Biden breaks silence on possible impeachment, blames GOP desire to 'shut down the government'
President Biden addressed the possibility of impeachment, stating that Republicans want to shut down the government. He emphasized that he is focused on his job and dealing with issues that affect the American people. Democrats and Republicans are divided on the issue of impeachment.
Forbes: Supreme Court Lifts Restrictions On Biden Administration’s Contact With Social Media Sites—For Now
The Supreme Court has temporarily halted a lower court decision that restricted the Biden Administration from pressuring social media platforms to remove misinformation regarding Covid-19 and the 2020 election. Justice Samuel Alito issued the stay, giving the Supreme Court more time to consider the administration's request. The Biden Administration plans to appeal the ruling, which came in response to a lawsuit filed by Republican attorneys general.
PJ Media: WATCH: Vivek Unveils Blueprint to Shut Down the 'Administrative State'
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy proposes cutting 75% of the federal workforce to dismantle the administrative state. He plans to close several government agencies, including the FBI and the Department of Education. Despite his rhetoric, Ramaswamy's recent history raises questions about his conservative credentials.
Fox News: Keith Olbermann trashes Bill Maher for bringing HBO show back amid writer strike: ‘F--- you, Bill’
Left-wing commentator Keith Olbermann cursed out comedian Bill Maher after Maher announced he would continue his show without writers during the writers strike. Olbermann slammed Maher on social media, calling him a "selfish and unfunny scumbag." The writers are demanding higher pay and better working conditions.
Red State: Joe Biden, Threats to Democracy, and Industrial-Scale Irony
President Joe Biden plans to deliver a speech on threats to democracy. Biden has previously discussed this issue, but now plans to give a speech after the second Republican primary debate. The irony is not lost, as Biden's administration has been accused of convicting political opponents and engaging with corrupt practices.
The New American: Federal Judge Halts N.M. Governor’s Unconstitutional Gun Ban - The New American
A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order against New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's order banning the carrying of firearms in Albuquerque and its surrounding county. The judge affirmed the plaintiffs' right to carry guns and stated that the governor's order was unconstitutional.
#society
Dirt Wheels Magazine: FOREVER ATC MUSEUM BACK OPEN SEPTEMBER 30TH
Binky's Forever ATC Museum is finally open to the public. Located in Palmyra, Virginia, it showcases the largest collection of fully restored 3 and 4-wheelers. Ticket prices are $35.00 for adults, $15.00 for kids 9 to 16, and children 8 and under get in for free. The museum is open from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm on select dates throughout the year. For more information, visit www.binkysforeveratc.com.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: U.S. Imposes Landmark Sanctions on Turkey
U.S. imposes sanctions on Turkish companies for aiding Russia in evading sanctions over Ukraine war. The move strains relations between the U.S. and Turkey.
#economy
Forbes: UAW Strike: GM Offers 20% Raises In 11th-Hour Pitch To Avert Massive Strike
General Motors has agreed to increase pay for employees in an attempt to avoid a strike by the United Auto Workers . GM proposed a 20% wage increase over a four-year contract but fell short of the union's initial demand for a 40% pay raise . The company also offered a wage bump for temporary workers and an increase in retirement healthcare benefits . Moody's Analytics estimates that a six-week strike could cost the Big Three automakers $5.4 billion, potentially affecting their electric vehicle production . Union members authorized a strike if a fair deal couldn't be reached by the contract deadline of September 14 .
#education
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Federal judge BLOCKS California school policy forcing teachers to hide ‘gender identity’ from parents
A California judge blocked a school policy hiding student gender identity from parents, deeming it harmful to both child and parents.
The Blaze: Another Illinois teachers' union official hypocritically sends his children to private school while fighting school choice for others
Critics accuse Illinois union official and Chicago Teachers Union president of denying school choice while sending their own children to private school.
#crime
Daily Wire: Man Sentenced To 40 Months In Plot To Burn Down Seattle Police Union Building During 2020 BLM Riots
A man was sentenced to 40 months in prison for his role in a plot to burn down a police building during the Black Lives Matter riots in Seattle. The man created and carried Molotov cocktails during a protest march, posing a significant risk to bystanders.
#sports
Forbes: Jaylin Williams Has Laid The Blueprint For A Big Year 2
Jaylin Williams, a 6'10" big man for the Oklahoma City Thunder, had an impressive rookie season. While not a shot-blocker, he drew many charges and had a strong three-point shooting percentage. His passing skills and discipline show promise for the team's future. However, with competition from other players and a crowded roster, his minutes may be affected. Regardless, his versatility and skills make him a valuable asset.
Fox News: Deion Sanders airs out dirty secrets of sons' recruiting trip to Colorado State
Brothers Shedeur and Shilo Sanders, now players for the Colorado Buffaloes with their father Deion as their coach, had a wild recruiting trip to Colorado State. The brothers got into an argument over a girl, but overall enjoyed the trip.
Fox News: Ben Shelton's dad takes aim at Novak Djokovic for mocking phone call celebration in US Open victory
Novak Djokovic imitates Ben Shelton's celebration after defeating him in the U.S. Open semifinals, angering Shelton's father.
Fox News: Jets’ Zach Wilson embraces starting role ahead of daunting Cowboys matchup: ‘I truly believe in myself’
Zach Wilson, the New York Jets' quarterback, will start this week after Aaron Rodgers' injury. His first opponent is the Dallas Cowboys, who shut out the New York Giants last week. Wilson expressed confidence and belief in himself, which was supported by his teammates.
Fox News: Dolphins' Tua Tagovailoa shrugs off critics who doubt his throwing abilities: 'I don't care'
Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa impresses with a strong performance, throwing for 466 yards and three touchdowns against the Los Angeles Chargers. Despite doubts about his deep ball throwing abilities, Tagovailoa remains unfazed. Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill also shines with a 35-yard touchdown catch. Tagovailoa practiced jiu-jitsu to learn how to fall safely when tackled. The Dolphins now face the New England Patriots in Week 2.
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Fox News: NRA gets unanimous GOP backing in suit to dismantle governor’s ‘unlawful’ gun order
The National Rifle Association (NRA) has filed a lawsuit against New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham over an "unconstitutional" rule temporarily suspending open and concealed carry in Albuquerque. The NRA argues that the governor's gun order violates both the U.S. Constitution and the New Mexico state Constitution. The governor has faced multiple lawsuits and criticism for the rule, which was implemented in response to recent shootings in the area.