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14 Sep 2023
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#politics
American Thinker: Is Joe preparing to run his wife for 2024?
President Biden's Cabinet meeting revealed a potential strategy for the Democrats in 2024: run Jill Biden for president. To secure the nomination, Jill needs to sideline Kamala Harris, Michelle Obama, and Gavin Newsom, maintain support for Joe, and keep party contributors in line. By keeping Joe in the race and preventing others from gaining momentum, Jill can increase her chances. At the Democrat National Convention, Joe will then step aside and endorse Jill, aiming to secure her presidency and establish a Biden Family dynasty.
The Federalist: FBI Agent Agrees Weiss Didn’t Have Authority To Charge Hunter
The House Judiciary Committee interviewed an FBI agent involved in the Hunter Biden investigation who admitted that Delaware U.S. Attorney David Weiss did not have ultimate authority to charge Hunter Biden. Despite this confirmation, Democrats, the media, and Weiss and Merrick Garland apologists have refused to acknowledge the truth. The ASAC's testimony also revealed that Biden-appointed U.S. attorneys in D.C. and California had refused to bring charges against Hunter Biden.
The Federalist: Having Sex For Money Is No Barrier To Getting Elected For Dems
Virginia politician Susanna Gibson, a Democratic candidate for a statehouse seat, has come under fire after it was revealed that she streamed sex acts online for money. The videos of her livestream were easily available on the internet, prompting criticism and allegations of hypocrisy. Gibson's defense of her actions and attempts to blame others for the leak have further fueled the controversy. The incident highlights the double standards in politics and raises questions about the declining moral values in society.
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Fox News: 9/11 Tribute in Light technician reveals the making of the ‘profound’ installation: 'We're very proud'
Italian lighting company MaxVH prepares each year for the 9/11 Tribute in Light installation in Lower Manhattan. The display features 88 beams of light that simulate the shape and orientation of the North and South Towers. The lights, powered by xenon bulbs, are turned on before sunset on September 11th and turned off at sunrise the next morning.
#war
Euromaidan Press: European Parliament’s resolution brands Lukashenka regime “accomplice” in Russia’s war crimes, and Belarus Russia’s “satellite state”
The European Parliament passed a resolution calling Belarus a "satellite state of Russia" and labeling its leader, Lukashenka, an "accomplice" in Russia's war crimes in Ukraine. The resolution also calls for sanctions against Belarus mirroring those against Russia.
#culture
Red State: Priorities: What It Takes to Become USA Today's Beyoncé Reporter
Gannett is hiring a reporter to cover Beyoncé's influence on music, fashion, culture, and the economy. The reporter must be eligible for employment in the US and able to travel internationally.
#history
The Federalist: New Northern Ireland Doc Is A Warning Against Political Violence
A new documentary called "Once Upon a Time in Northern Ireland" explores the deep divisions and lasting scars caused by "The Troubles" in Northern Ireland. The series focuses on the roots of the conflict and the violence between Protestant loyalists and Catholics seeking political equality. The documentary highlights the physical segregation and hatred that arose from the divide, while also shedding light on the attempts to end the polarization. The violence in Northern Ireland serves as a cautionary tale against using violence to resolve political disputes.
#health
Fox News: 'Take Care of Maya': Alleged medical abuse case that broke family apart heads to trial
The trial for the alleged medical abuse case that tore apart a Florida family and inspired the Netflix documentary "Take Care of Maya" is set to begin. Maya Kowalski, a young girl with a rare condition called complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS), was taken from her parents' custody by hospital staff who accused them of medical abuse. The accusation led to Maya's mother, Beata Kowalski, taking her own life. The family's attorney claims that the accusations were baseless and that the family has endured an overwhelming amount of litigation to get their case heard.
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Fox News: Sen Tim Scott slams Randi Weingarten for comparing 'parental rights' to segregation
South Carolina GOP Senator Tim Scott criticizes American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten over her likening of school choice and parental rights advocates to segregationists. Scott accuses Weingarten of damaging kids in distressed communities and perpetuating liberal lies. He argues that it is the teachers' unions, not school choice advocates, that are trapping poor Black kids in failing schools.
#sports
Fox News: Paige Spiranac defends golf attire amid constant criticism: 'It really rubs people the wrong way'
Golf influencer Paige Spiranac receives backlash on social media for her outfits. She defends herself, pointing out the hypocrisy of online reactions compared to shirtless baseball dancers. Spirnac explains that she wears workout clothes because of financial constraints and her background in gymnastics. She believes that golfers should be able to dress comfortably like athletes, citing examples of other golfers wearing shorts. Despite the criticism, she sees a positive change in golf fashion.
Fox News: History of the MLB: From early baseball beginnings to monumental moments
Baseball has a long history, dating back to 1846. The first official game was played on June 19, 1846, in New Jersey. The game's origins are credited to Abner Doubleday or Alexander Joy Cartwright. Throughout the years, significant events such as the establishment of the National League and the American League, the first World Series, and the formation of the Little League and the All-American Girls Professional League have shaped the sport. The game has also seen developments like radio and television broadcasts, the opening of Fenway Park, and the implementation of the designated hitter rule. However, in 1994, the World Series was canceled due to a players' strike. The sport continues to be a beloved pastime in the United States and around the world.
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American Thinker: White House dispatches its flying monkeys in the press to debunk impeachment in memo, and CNN reports it like it's a good thing
The press, particularly CNN, is criticized for their biased reporting, with evidence of their servility to the Democrats. CNN obtained a draft of a media directive from the White House that instructed them to intensify their scrutiny of House Republicans over the impeachment inquiry into President Biden. The press followed these orders, presenting biased and dismissive narratives, except for CNN, who not only obediently reported the White House's talking points, but also openly admitted to doing so.
Fox News: Arizona trooper rescues burro whose mother was killed by car
A trooper saves a newborn burro after its mother is killed on a highway. The burro is taken to a rescue and finds a nursing mother to care for him.