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15 Sep 2023
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#politics
The New American: If Trump Doesn't Win in 2024, He Won't Just be the Last Republican President Ever. He'll be the Last Republican — PERIOD. - The New American
The GOP is facing its end if Trump doesn't win in 2024. Democrats are on the verge of one-party rule, leading to the destruction of America and the Republican Party. It's Trump or the end.
American Thinker: Vivek Ramaswamy has a plan to eviscerate the Deep State
A man named Vivek Ramaswamy proposes firing most federal employees to overhaul the corrupt agencies in the government. He argues that the president has the power to do so and cites specific sections of the U.S. Code to support his claims. This could lead to a complete transformation of the American government.
Fox News: New Mexico governor silent on Hunter Biden illegal gun charges while trying to ban legal owners from carrying
New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham is facing controversy as she remains silent on gun charges against Hunter Biden while implementing her own ban on open and concealed carry in the area. Hunter Biden was indicted on federal gun charges, but Lujan Grisham's temporary gun ban was blocked by a judge. The governor is determined to address gun violence and plans to update the public health order.
Fox News: WWII vet goes viral at Ramaswamy NH town hall: What you're saying is 'exactly what my generation grew up in'
A WWII veteran praises Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy for his campaign message of restoring national identity and loyalty to America. The veteran reminisces about a time when people honored the flag, said prayers in school, and felt a sense of pride and unity. Ramaswamy thanks the veteran for his service and receives applause and support from the crowd.
The Blaze: DHS reveals AI policies to prevent 'unintended bias' with use of face recognition tech, hires first AI officer
The Department of Homeland Security announced new artificial intelligence policies, including the responsible use of AI and face recognition technology. The policies aim to combat fentanyl trafficking, strengthen supply chain security, and protect critical infrastructure. The DHS appointed its first chief AI officer and emphasized the importance of transparency and respect for privacy and civil rights.
Foreign Policy: What in the World?
1. Earthquake in Morocco killed at least 4,600.
2. Kim Jong Un attended a summit with Russian President Putin.
3. Taiwan spotted 71 Chinese warplanes and warships.
4. EU lawmakers endorsed a bill to raise share of renewables to 67 percent by 2030.
5. French official arrested in Burkina Faso.
6. Israel refuses to bow to external pressure on its claims on the West Bank and Gaza.
7. Brazil's Supreme Federal Court sentenced a supporter of Bolsonaro to 40 years for storming the capital.
8. China is upgrading its partnership with Zambia.
9. Norwegian man discovers 2,000-year-old jewelry.
10. Objects presented to Mexico's Congress indicating ancient civilizations from Mars were frauds.
Breitbart: NM GOP Trolls Gov. Grisham, Raises Money off Her Concealed Carry Ban
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham criticized the New Mexico Republican Party for using her concealed carry ban as a fundraiser instead of addressing gun control. In response, the GOP announced they would take her to court for violating her oath of office and infringing on the rights of New Mexicans. The exchange occurred after a judge issued a temporary restraining order against Grisham's ban.
#society
National Review: The Corner: Rolling Stone’s UVA Rape Story Was Anything but ‘Bulletproof’
Rolling Stone founder Jann Wenner defends the discredited UVA rape story and claims it was about women's lack of rights on campus. He fails to acknowledge that the story was completely fabricated, denying factual errors. This incident exemplifies the dangers of moral panics and the disregard for fact-checking.
Newsbusters: Matt Walsh Rips Apple CEO for ‘Cringiest Corporate Virtue Signal of All Time’
Daily Wire host Matt Walsh criticized Apple for releasing a video on its green initiatives, calling it the "cringiest corporate virtue signal" and comparing it to Bud Light's woke advertising. Walsh mocked Apple CEO Tim Cook for "groveling to Mother Nature" and accused the company of lacking new ideas for their iPhones. He also called the video an expression of religious worship and suggested that Apple created it for attention and to appear fresh. Walsh sarcastically commended Apple for their "cringey corporate virtue signaling."
The New American: Neutralizing the Carbon-Capture Pipeline Threat - The New American
Former Iowa Congressman Steve King is fighting against the government-subsidized carbon-capture pipeline that threatens Iowans' property rights and productive farms.
National Review: The Corner: Where Are the Gentlemen?
In a discussion about Mitt Romney's role in the Republican Party, panelists express their views on whether a gentleman like him will still have a place. Some are hopeful, but others doubt that there are enough individuals with the same values. The larger problem extends beyond politics, with military families no longer sending their sons to serve.
American Thinker: Coast Guard called in to battle woke Oakland's sea pirate problem
Amid the chaos of Oakland, live-aboards in the estuary have turned to piracy, stealing from boats, businesses, and homes. The Coast Guard has been called in to restore order. The situation reflects the organized theft plaguing the Bay Area and the lack of law enforcement.
Red State: Dove Soap Hires BLM Activist, Quickly Gets 'Bud Light' Treatment and Calls for Boycott
Dove Soap faces a boycott after partnering with a Black Lives Matter activist for their "Fat Liberation campaign." The activist had falsely accused a student of racism, destroying her life. Customers are outraged and are calling for a boycott of the brand.
#war
Breitbart: Progress! Ukraine Say They've Reclaimed a Village
Ukraine recaptures village from Russian troops in counteroffensive. The battle for control of Bakhmut continues.
#foreignaffairs
The New American: China First to Appoint Ambassador to Afghanistan Since Taliban Takeover
China has become the first country to appoint a new ambassador to Afghanistan since the Taliban takeover. The Chinese envoy, Zhao Xing, was given credentials during a ceremony in Kabul. China's move highlights their strategy of building diplomatic relationships with pariah states.
#economy
PJ Media: Carbon County, Utah, Named for Its Abundance of Coal, No Longer Produces It
After being a liberal for over 40 years, the narrator's shift towards conservatism was solidified when they learned that Obama planned to bankrupt the coal industry. They witnessed the devastating impact of Obama's policies on towns like Craig, Colo., and Price, Utah, which heavily relied on coal mining for their economies. Coal production has since stopped in Carbon County, Utah, leading to job losses and a shift in the tax burden to property owners. The local officials are now seeking ways to boost tourism and attract new industries, but the future of mining remains bleak.
Forbes: City Of Dreams Is Just One Reason Why Luxury Retailing In Cyprus Could Boom
The first casino in Europe from Melco Resorts opens in Limassol, Cyprus, and includes 18,300 square feet of luxury shopping. The resort features a 14-floor luxury hotel, a family adventure park, an outdoor amphitheater, and extensive meetings and exhibition space. The impact on the retail sector is uncertain, with mixed views on whether the high-end presence will attract affluent shoppers.
#military
Euromaidan Press: In 2024, Ukraine will invest in the development of defense production seven times more than in 2023 — draft budget
Ukraine plans to invest seven times more in defense production in 2024 compared to 2023. The draft budget proposes funding of UAH 1.6 trillion ($44 billion) for the defense sector, prioritizing the development of the defense-industrial complex.
#culture
The Blaze: Warner Music signs AI-generated singer with endorsement deals with Dior, Versace, and Kim Kardashian
An artificial intelligence-generated avatar, Noonoouri, released its first song with a German DJ, gaining popularity and 160,000 views on YouTube. Noonoouri, known for emulating an online influencer, has attracted attention from notable brands and dreams of becoming a big and relevant account. Created in 2018, the character promotes sustainable fashion and refuses to wear furs.
#education
The Blaze: 5th-graders get 'inappropriate' assignment on 9/11 anniversary that leads to teacher's removal from classroom
A Long Island teacher was removed for giving a controversial assignment asking fifth-graders to choose people for a fallout shelter.
#crime
Red State: Georgia Homeowner Shoots Wanted Murderer Who Broke Into His Home
A homeowner in Georgia defends himself against an intruder with a gun. The intruder, wanted for murder, was armed with a knife.
Fox News: Overcrowded slammer leaves juveniles in squad cars for hours as police wait to drop them off: sources
Overcrowding at a Los Angeles juvenile detention facility resulted in police waiting for hours with young suspects in their cruisers. The Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall, which reopened this year, experienced delays due to a full intake tank, but denied turning anyone away. The facility had previously warned of reaching capacity, and the situation came to a head when six squad cars were lined up waiting to drop off arrestees.
Fox News: Multiple wedding party members arrested following intense brawl with police in Rhode Island
Members of a wedding party in Newport, Rhode Island, were arrested after a fight with police officers at a local bar. One person was denied entry and became violent, leading to police intervention. The situation escalated, with several individuals kicking, punching, and attempting to grab an officer's gun.
#sports
Forbes: Cleveland Guardians Top Prospect DeLauter Chase(ing) The Dream
Chase DeLauter, the Cleveland Guardians' top draft pick, overcame a year-long foot injury to pursue his dream of becoming a professional baseball player. He has had a successful start to his career, batting .353 with multiple home runs and stolen bases. DeLauter's unorthodox swing has drawn comparisons to other successful players, and he remains focused on improving and contributing to his team.
#other
Forbes: Fresh Take: Earth’s Rough Climate Report Card
Climate study shows Earth is surpassing "safe operating space for humanity" in multiple indicators. Urgency to prepare food supply chain for climate crisis.
2023 is the worst year on record for billion-dollar climate disasters in the U.S. Extreme weather events becoming more frequent and intense.
Fox News: Kevin Costner's ex Christine claims she’d have accepted proposed divorce settlement before 'extensive' changes
Kevin Costner's estranged wife Christine Baumgartner claims that she was willing to accept a divorce settlement from the actor before the terms were altered. Baumgartner's legal team reveals that Costner had sent her a written settlement proposal, but significant changes were made to the formal settlement. Baumgartner now seeks $855,000 in attorney's fees.