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#illegals
Flag And Cross: Top Border Reporter Reveals 'One of the Largest Mass Illegal Crossings We Have Ever Seen' Just Occurred
Mass illegal border crossings have taken place in Eagle Pass, Texas, with over 2,200 people crossing since midnight. The videos shared confirm the large number of border crossers. Elon Musk responds, emphasizing that it is not just people from Mexico but anyone from Earth.
Breitbart: House GOP Looks to Dismantle Biden's 'Catch and Release' Network Through Stopgap Funding Bill
House Republicans have proposed a funding measure to dismantle President Biden's Catch and Release network at the U.S.-Mexico border. The measure includes provisions to block funds for transporting illegal aliens, halt the CBP One app, block funds for prosecutorial discretion, and halt funds for mass releases of border crossers. The bill aims to defund Biden's border policies and addresses the impact of illegal immigration on American wages.
#politics
Breitbart: Nolte: Kristen Welker Launches ‘Meet the Press’ Reign Spreading Abortion Lies
Kristen Welker lies on Meet the Press to protect the Democrat party. Former President Trump discusses abortion and the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Democrats refuse limits on abortion and support partial-birth abortion. The show remains left-wing.
National Review: White House Calls for Media to Scrutinize Republicans, Media Oblige
Media defends President Biden as House Speaker Kevin McCarthy announces an impeachment inquiry. Mainstream outlets like CNN and Associated Press try to debunk McCarthy's claims but fail to find any factual fault. House Republicans have been investigating the Biden family's alleged influence-peddling schemes. Democrats rush to Biden's defense, calling the inquiry illegitimate. Media miss: Politico columnist argues that it's not a big deal that a Virginia House candidate livestreamed sex acts with her husband.
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 391: Larry Elder on Why Televised Presidential Debates Need to Change
Radio host and 2024 Republican presidential candidate Larry Elder talks with Mike Slater about his lawsuit against the Republican National Committee, needed changes to televised presidential debates, and the issue of fatherlessness in the country.
Fox News: Fetterman blasted by conservatives after Senate drops dress code: 'Stop lowering the bar!'
The U.S. Senate has dropped its dress code, which has been criticized by conservatives. Democratic Sen. John Fetterman, known for wearing gym shorts and hoodies, was accused of influencing the decision.
Fox News: WSJ hammers Newsom for 'extorting' CA businesses by forcing $20/hr min. wage: ‘Who’s the real authoritarian?'
Democrats in California have passed a bill that forces fast food businesses to adopt a $20/hr minimum wage for workers starting next year. The Wall Street Journal criticized Governor Gavin Newsom for supporting this move, accusing him of acting like an "authoritarian." The bill was passed after the fast food industry tried to put a referendum on the 2024 ballot to overturn a law signed by Newsom last year. The editorial board claimed that Democrats retaliated by threatening more punishment if restaurants didn't drop the referendum. ( )
The Right Scoop: DOUBLE SELF BURN: John Fetterman slams Nate Silver after he defends him, also OWNS himself in the process
In a tweet, Nate Silver defended John Fetterman against criticism about his appearance. Fetterman, however, mistook it as an attack and responded by admitting he dresses like a slob. Fetterman's reaction shows his lack of understanding, making him appear foolish.
National Review: The Corner: Hunter Biden vs. the Biden Administration
Hunter Biden, son of the president, is facing indictments and is now arguing that he is being persecuted by his father's government. His defense team is using the Second Amendment and recent court rulings to challenge the charges against him, aligning with Second Amendment advocates. Additionally, Hunter Biden has filed a lawsuit against the IRS, claiming that his private tax records were unlawfully disclosed. These legal actions against the president's administration create an awkward situation and undermine efforts to boost public confidence in the IRS.
Spectator USA: Why Democrats and Republicans are so worried about third parties
In the 2022 midterms, North Carolina swing-state voters received calls to remove their names from a Green Party petition, as it would potentially benefit Republicans. The state Board of Elections voted to remove the Green Party from the ballot. Democrats fear third parties, like the Green Party and the Forward Party, could split their voter base and impact their chances of winning.
Newsbusters: George Soros Deploys ‘TikTok’ Army Against Republicans
Leftist billionaire George Soros has been revealed as the main financier behind Gen Z for Change, the "TikTok army" supporting President Biden's 2024 campaign. Gen Z for Change received $300k from a Soros-backed non-profit, with a total of $5.5 million being funneled to them through an intermediary organization. The White House has supported Gen Z for Change, including briefing them on the Russo-Ukrainian war, inviting them to Oval Office meetings, and discussing issues such as inflation and COVID-19.
Spectator USA: Donald Trump’s foolish abortion gamble
The abortion issue was decisive in Trump winning the 2016 election and could lead to his loss in 2024. The death of Scalia made the Supreme Court a key factor in the election. Trump embraced the pro-life movement but has now distanced himself and is speculating about a compromise, angering pro-lifers and jeopardizing his support base.
#society
The Blaze: Next time someone cries about 'climate change,' put them to shame with THESE historical facts
Left and right disagree on the origins of recent global disasters. Natural disasters are not new, and fewer people now die from them than ever before in history.
American Thinker: Progressives and Muslims went into the Colosseum, but only one of the contenders realized it
In a small Michigan community called Hamtramck, there is controversy over a ban prohibiting the display of Pride flags on city property. The ban has caused accusations of betrayal as Hamtramck has become a multicultural city with a Muslim mayor and an all-Muslim city council. This clash between LGBTQ rights and cultural values highlights the conflicting beliefs within progressive ideology.
Fox News: Ohio railroad worker crushed to death by remote-controlled train
A railroad worker is killed by a remote-controlled train in Ohio. Unions call for a review of remote-controlled locomotives.
The Babylon Bee: Dove Soap To Replace Bird Logo With More Body-Positive Manatee
Dove soap replaces traditional bird logo with a body-positive manatee image. The company faces backlash for using a 400-pound Black Lives Matter activist as a spokesperson. Critics express disgust and concern over the campaign.
National Review: The Corner: Organized Labor Is Progressivism and Progressivism Is Organized Labor
The ongoing strike by the United Auto Workers against the automakers highlights the conflict between organized labor and the push for electric vehicles. Despite the negative impact on employees, the UAW fully supports the transition to EVs. The UAW's demands for higher wages and benefits would make EV production more expensive, but environmentalist groups continue to support them.
Daily Wire: Are The Sexual Assault Allegations Against Russell Brand His Punishment For Questioning The Left?
Danny Masterson, a former actor accused of sexual assault, was convicted without physical evidence or consistent stories from the accusers. This case reveals flaws in the judicial system and highlights how rape accusations can be used as political weapons. Similarly, comedian Russell Brand is now facing accusations of sexual assault, which may be an attempt to silence his dissenting views on government, elections, and Big Pharma. The media's willingness to print accusations, regardless of evidence, is concerning and raises questions about their motives.
#war
Fox News: Taliban detains 18 NGO staff, including foreigner, in Afghanistan amid ongoing scrutiny
The Taliban have detained 18 staffers, including a foreigner, from an NGO in Afghanistan.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: Zelenskyy to meet with Brazilian president Lula for the first time in person this week
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy will meet Brazilian President Lula for the first time in person at the UN General Assembly meetings in New York. The meeting is scheduled for September 20.
Breitbart: White House: Can't Predict if Iran Prisoner Swap Will Incentivize Further Hostage-Taking
White House official warns Americans of the ongoing risk of being taken hostage in Iran.
#economy
Newsbusters: Javier Milei to Tucker: ‘Socialism is a Violent, Murderous, and Impoverishing Phenomenon’
Argentinian presidential candidate Javier Milei warns against socialism, calling it a violent and impoverishing phenomenon. He urges Americans to fight against socialism and not be seduced by the ideals of social justice. Milei emphasizes the need to raise awareness and wage a cultural war against socialism. He also explains the persistence of socialists in their pursuit of control over others' wealth and income. Milei points out that Argentina's decline into socialism began over 100 years ago and compares it to a frog slowly boiled in water.
#military
American Thinker: There’s a whole lot to say about the missing F-35, none of it good (but some of it funny)
An unpiloted F-35 combat aircraft is flying over America, and a Marine Corps team is searching for the missing fighter jet after its pilot ejected in North Charleston. The jet's transponder was not working correctly, making its exact location unknown. Did the plane's transponder being turned off happen due to incompetence or sabotage? The search for the missing jet continues, and there are concerns about the pilot ejecting over a heavily populated area. The incident raises questions about the military's functionality and competence.
Fox News: Kate Middleton braces for life vest mishap during first royal outing in new military role
Princess Kate, Commodore-in-Chief of the Fleet Air Arm, visited the RNAS Yeovilton in England. She learned to pack and deploy a life vest, toured the Air Traffic Control tower, and sat in a Royal Navy helicopter. Thanked the armed forces.
Foreign Policy: Why Did Last Year’s Protest Movement in Iran Fail?
Lesson 1: The Shah's indecisiveness and attempts at reasoning with the opposition led to the revolution's success for the regime.
Lesson 2: The Islamic Republic's security forces remain loyal and well-funded, making it difficult for opposition movements to gain traction.
#culture
PJ Media: 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3' Both Loves and Buries Greece
Summary: "My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3" is the latest installment of the film series, delivering a solid plot that focuses on family and the immigration experience. However, it is criticized for promoting progressive values and a lack of representation of the Greek Orthodox faith.
#health
Red State: Here We Go Again! Hospitals in Blue States Reinstating Mask Policies
CDC recommends getting a COVID-19 booster shot with flu shot. Some hospitals reinstate mask policies due to rising COVID cases.
Daily Wire: Drug-Infested Philadelphia Passes Bill To Ban Supervised Drug Sites
Philadelphia City Council approved a bill banning supervised drug consumption sites, aiming to address the city's rampant public drug use. The ban would apply to nine out of ten districts in the city, including the Kensington neighborhood that faces significant drug addiction issues. The legislation is now awaiting Mayor Jim Kenney's response, who supports the supervised sites but may face a council majority override.
#education
The Blaze: Commentary: Under Biden, hackers are targeting schools at a historic pace
The Biden administration needs to address the rise in cyberattacks on schools by prioritizing cybersecurity training for staff and students. Parents, students, and the education ecosystem must work together to ensure a safe learning environment.
The American Spectator: After Turning a Generation Into Illiterate Morons, Columbia Fires Teaching Hack
The use of Phonics to teach children how to sound out words is often overlooked in education, causing illiteracy and lack of knowledge.
#crime
Forbes: Police Search For Ex-NFL Safety Sergio Brown After Mother Found Dead—Here’s What We Know So Far
Ex-NFL safety Sergio Brown is missing after his mother was found dead. Authorities are searching for him.
Foreign Policy: Samantha Power on America’s Development Diplomacy
Private investigator Sam Thompson is hired to find a missing person in Los Angeles, but soon uncovers a web of corruption and deceit that reaches the highest levels of power. As he digs deeper, he discovers a shocking connection between the missing person and a powerful politician.
Thompson's investigation leads him through the gritty underbelly of the city, encountering dangerous criminals, questionable police officers, and a mysterious femme fatale who may hold the key to the truth. In his pursuit of justice, Thompson must navigate the treacherous streets of LA and confront his own demons.
Fox News: Search underway for suspects in Boston housing development shooting that injured 5
Police in Boston are searching for suspects in a shooting at a housing development that injured five people, including a critically wounded teenage girl. The shooting occurred in the Dorchester neighborhood and no arrests have been made. Mayor Michelle Wu expressed anger and emphasized the need to remove guns from the streets.
Breitbart: 8 Shot Dead in Under 48 Hours in Democrat-Run Philadelphia
Eight people were shot dead in less than 48 hours in Philadelphia. The shootings occurred between Saturday and Monday morning. The victims ranged in age from 22 to 50.
Breitbart: Nearly 20 Shot Friday into Sunday Night in Mayor Brandon Johnson's Chicago
Nearly 20 people were shot in Chicago over the weekend, with a 16-year-old girl among the victims. A total of 420 people have been killed in the city so far this year.
Red State: Press Conference: LA County Sheriff Gives Details on Arrest in Palmdale for Ambush of Deputy
Los Angeles County officials hold a press conference about the arrest of the suspect in the murder of Deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer. The suspect, identified as Kevin Salazar, barricaded himself in his residence but was eventually taken into custody without incident.
The Blaze: 2 Las Vegas men busted by undercover officer for trying to sell 100 pounds of magic mushrooms: Report
Two men in Las Vegas arrested for attempting to sell 100 pounds of psilocybin mushrooms. Undercover officer met with primary target, discussion of future transaction of $60,000 took place. Transaction was to take place at a warehouse, where officers found 106 pounds of mushrooms and $2,500.
Daily Wire: Suspect Arrested In Ambush Killing Of L.A. County Sheriff’s Deputy
Kevin Salazar, 29, was arrested in connection to the fatal shooting of Deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer in Palmdale, California. Salazar surrendered after a standoff at his home and authorities recovered multiple firearms and the suspect's vehicle. Motive not known.
#sports
The Blaze: Auburn head football coach Hugh Freeze baptizes player at giant Christian revival event
Auburn University football coach Hugh Freeze attends a Christian revival event where students express interest in being baptized. Several pastors lead them to a nearby lake and Freeze joins in baptizing them. The event is seen as a powerful and genuine display of faith.
Forbes: Fields Isn’t Looking Like An Answer For Bears’ Future At QB
The Chicago Bears are questioning their decision to stick with quarterback Justin Fields instead of selecting a quarterback from the 2023 draft class. Fields has struggled, and the Bears have been outscored in their last two games. The team is losing faith in Fields and may consider other options, such as undrafted Tyson Bagent. The upcoming draft may provide an opportunity to find a high-profile quarterback. The Bears need Fields to turn things around quickly or they will move on from him.
#technology
Forbes: New Nintendo Switch? Activision Briefed On Next Gen Console By Nintendo, Uncovered Documents Reveal
New documents reveal that Nintendo has discussed its successor to the Nintendo Switch with Activision-Blizzard executives, suggesting plans to attract third-party titles. The email also reveals a desire to secure early access to development hardware prototypes.
#other
Fox News: Spring tide-induced ocean waves ravage South African coast; 2 dead, several injured
South Africa's coastal areas were hit by big ocean waves, known as "spring tide," resulting in two deaths and several injuries. Waves as high as 9.5 meters caused damage to buildings and submerged cars in different parts of the country.
Forbes: Bill Maher Reverses Course: Pauses HBO Show Due To Writers’ Strike
Bill Maher has decided to pause production on his HBO show Real Time due to the ongoing Writers Guild of America strike. He initially planned to continue airing the show without WGA writers, but with negotiations back on track, he wants to delay the show's return in hopes of resolving the strike. This decision puts him in line with other stars who have decided not to air their shows during the strike.
Fox News: How to protect your Mac from new MetaStealer malware
A new malware strain called is targeting Intel-based Mac computers, compromising sensitive data and highlighting the vulnerability of all operating systems to cyberthreats. Users must exercise caution when opening email attachments, as the malware can be disguised as a PDF and gain access to system files, app data, and even the contents of Apple's Keychain password manager. Protecting Macs requires proactive steps like verifying email sources, looking for signs of phishing, using strong antivirus software, and implementing identity theft protection and strong passwords with two-factor authentication. While MetaStealer currently targets older Intel-based Macs, it could potentially adapt to target Apple Silicon in the future.
Fox News: Hundreds of climate activists shut down Federal Reserve building entrance
Climate activists staged a protest outside the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, demanding an end to fossil fuel financing and government action on climate change. The protest sparked a large police response and several activists were arrested.
Forbes: Disney World Shuts Down Rides Because Of Loose Bear
A black bear was spotted in Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom in Florida. The park temporarily closed certain areas while officials worked to relocate the bear. Black bear sightings are not uncommon in central Florida.