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#illegals
The Blaze: Horowitz: The one public health emergency the left won’t declare
State governments have used emergency powers under the guise of public health needs to enforce measures such as mask mandates and travel bans. However, these same powers have not been used to address the influx of illegal aliens crossing the border, which poses a significant public health threat and strains resources. It is time for states to take action and repatriate illegal aliens using their own resources. The constitutional rights of American citizens were suspended during the pandemic, yet states seem hesitant to use their powers to bar the entry of illegal aliens. This inconsistency raises questions about the prioritization of public health and the disregard for the well-being of American citizens.
#politics
Daily Wire: House Oversight Schedules First Biden Impeachment Hearing
The House Oversight Committee sets a date for its first hearing in the impeachment inquiry against President Joe Biden. The hearing will focus on constitutional and legal questions regarding corruption and abuse of public office. Republicans argue that the inquiry reveals a culture of corruption, while Democrats dismiss it as illegitimate. Voters are split on whether the inquiry is politically motivated or legitimate. The impeachment inquiry coincides with Biden's campaign for re-election and Congress working on spending agreements. Republicans plan to subpoena Hunter and James Biden's bank records to investigate alleged influence peddling schemes.
Fox News: Freedom Caucus Republican rails against McCarthy's spending deal as 'extension' of Pelosi, Biden policies
Rebel uprising threatens to derail House GOP deal to avoid shutdown. Some Republicans, including Rep. Rosendale, oppose the continuing resolution, stating it echoes Democratic spending. They argue that Congress needs to do their job, pass appropriation bills, and reduce non-defense discretionary spending.
Fox News: Rep Byron Donalds confirms he's thinking of a run for Florida governor
Florida Republican Rep. Byron Donalds is considering a run for the Florida governorship in 2026. He is currently focused on getting former President Trump back into office and has stated that he will focus on other matters after Trump's inauguration. Donalds is also spearheading the effort to pass a continuing resolution in the House to avoid a government shutdown. He has expressed willingness to join Trump as his running mate if asked.
Fox News: EXCLUSIVE: White House hammers upcoming Biden impeachment inquiry hearing as 'evidence-free' stunt
The White House criticizes House Republicans for planning an impeachment inquiry hearing against President Biden, claiming it's a political stunt. The hearing could distract from negotiations for government funding and potentially lead to a government shutdown. The Republicans believe they have evidence of corruption and abuse of power by Biden.
Breitbart: Oversight Committee to Hold First Impeachment Inquiry Hearing September 28
The House Oversight Committee schedules the first impeachment inquiry hearing into President Joe Biden, focusing on corruption and abuse of public office. The committee plans to subpoena Hunter Biden and James Biden's bank records. The committee decided to issue subpoenas after House Speaker Kevin McCarthy opened an impeachment inquiry.
Fox News: RFK Jr's campaign walks back promise to ban fracking following backlash
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.'s presidential campaign has revised his stance on fracking, promising a gradual "phase out" of the practice instead of an immediate ban. The campaign clarified that Kennedy's plan involves ending subsidies for the industry and allowing the free market to determine its fate. The decision to soften his stance came after widespread criticism of his initial promise to ban fracking.
Fox News: Chaos and acrimony as House Republicans pull bill to keep government running: 'multiple games afoot'
The fight over the stopgap spending bill to avoid a government shutdown has caused division within the House GOP majority. Some Republicans are willing to work with Democrats, causing concern among conservative members. The current proposal would fund the government for a month with an 8% cut and includes the House GOP's border security bill. However, more than a dozen House GOP hardliners refuse to support a continuing resolution, increasing the chances of a partial government shutdown.
Fox News: DeSantis warns pro-life voters Trump will 'sell you out' after ex-president's critique of 6-week abortion ban
Republican presidential candidate and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis warns pro-life Americans that Trump will "sell them out" on abortion bans. DeSantis disagrees with Trump's promise to secure a deal between Democrats and Republicans on the number of weeks into pregnancy that is best for restricting abortion. Trump criticizes DeSantis' decision to sign a six-week abortion ban. DeSantis defends his position, stating that protecting babies with heartbeats is noble and just.
#society
Breitbart: Canada Sentences Pastor to Prison for Protesting Coronavirus Lockdowns
A Canadian pastor, Artur Pawlowski, has been sentenced to 60 days in prison for speaking at a protest against pandemic mandates. He was charged with 'mischief' and violating the Critical Infrastructure Defense Act. Pawlowski has expressed no remorse and plans to continue his fight against the mandates.
The Blaze: Whoopi Goldberg SHOCKS other ‘View’ hosts and audience with this insanely RUDE question
During an episode of "The View," Whoopi Goldberg asked co-host Alyssa Farah if she was pregnant, causing shock and embarrassment. Comedian Dave Rubin finds the whole incident bizarre and wonders what is happening with the women on the show.
PJ Media: John Fetterman Admits He Dresses ‘Like a Slob’
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer relaxed the dress code for the Senate floor to accommodate Sen. John Fetterman's homeless fashion style, causing outrage. Republicans criticized the rule, arguing that it undermines tradition and decorum. The issue of the dress code became a subject of discussion on MSNBC, where Fetterman defended his attire, while one Republican, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, expressed disappointment in the change. This controversy raises questions about the importance of adhering to the Senate's dress code and whether Fetterman's inability to dress appropriately is a reflection of broader mental health issues.
#war
The Babylon Bee: Zelensky Upset To Hear One Of His Jets Ruined
Ukrainian President Zelensky demands compensation from the US for the destruction of his F-35 jet during a mission. The US military apologizes and seeks forgiveness from President Biden.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: How Much Does China Really Spend on Defense?
U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan reveals that China's defense budget is estimated to be around $700 billion, much higher than previous estimates. The widely circulating figures on U.S. defense spending are misleading and do not take into account China's lower costs. China's military budget goes further due to lower wages and other costs.
#economy
Forbes: Instacart Indicated To Open 30% Above IPO Price
Grocery delivery startup Instacart is set to go public with an IPO, opening at $39 per share. This is a lower valuation than what it had during the pandemic. The company raised $660 million in its IPO and is now valued at $13 billion.
Daily Wire: Poverty Rate Increases For First Time In Over A Decade: Bidenomics!
The U.S. poverty rate has increased for the first time in over a decade, contradicting claims of a booming economy. The Biden administration's spending plans have caused inflation to rise and prices to increase, negatively impacting ordinary Americans and small businesses.
American Thinker: IRS freezes new applications for the Employee Retention Credit for employees kept on during the Covid lockdown
The IRS is freezing an employer tax benefit due to widespread fraud. Thousands of claims for the Employee Retention Credit are being audited and there are criminal investigations.
COVID-19 fraud and violent crime are connected, with 60% of violent criminals also committing pandemic fraud. Prosecuting pandemic fraud has led to a reduction in homicides and nonfatal shootings.
National Review: A Financial Crisis Foretold
The Federal Reserve is ignoring financial-market risks, similar to how the Bank of Mexico made repeated mistakes. With interest rates on the rise, marked-to-market losses have already impacted the banking system, threatening a crisis in commercial real estate. The Fed's aggressive monetary policy may lead to defaults, adding strain to an already troubled banking sector. The Fed needs to be cautious and consider the potential consequences before continuing with interest-rate hikes.
#military
Forbes: The President’s Power To Launch Nuclear Weapons Highlights A Troubling Paradox In U.S. Strategy
The U.S. government is modernizing its nuclear arsenal, but the command and control system for nuclear weapons is complex and vital. The president has sole authority to order a nuclear launch, with no limits or countermanding power. This paradox of control and speed poses challenges in a crisis scenario.
#culture
Breitbart: Statue of Hijab-Wearing Woman to Be Unveiled in Multicultural Birmingham
A 16-foot statue of a woman wearing the Islamic hijab headdress will be unveiled in Birmingham suburb, Smethwick, in October. The sculpture, called 'Strength of the Hijab', is designed by leftist artist Luke Perry and aims to represent and celebrate women who wear the hijab. While some see it as a symbol of repression against women, others believe it is important to have representation and unity in the community.
Fox News: Apple of their eye: See the unique display that gardeners created using leftover orchard fruit
Gardeners at Cotehele medieval house in Cornwall, England, use leftover apples from the orchard to create a colorful apple mosaic. The display is a tradition at the house and takes about two days to make.
#crime
Daily Wire: Illinois Becomes First State To Ban Cash Bail Despite Law Enforcement Opposition
Illinois has become the first state to eliminate cash bail, a move praised by Democrats but criticized by law enforcement. The new law aims to address the disproportionate impact of cash bail on minorities and low-income individuals who are arrested. It also prevents risk assessments from being the sole basis for detention decisions. While Democratic officials argue that the law focuses on detaining those who pose a real threat to public safety, critics believe it will lead to the release of dangerous criminals.
Fox News: Travis Scott questioned in lawsuits connected to deadly 2021 Astroworld festival
Travis Scott is being questioned in a deposition regarding the lawsuits filed after the deadly 2021 Astroworld Festival. His representatives state that he has been cleared of any wrongdoing by government investigations. The deposition is in connection to the festival where ten people died.
#sports
Breitbart: Patriots Fan Dies After Fight in the Stands at Gillette Stadium
A Patriots fan dies at Gillette Stadium after a fight with a Dolphins fan during the game. The scuffle resulted in physical violence and the Patriots fan was knocked unconscious.
The Blaze: THIS proves it’s no longer safe to watch football with your kids
Football fans are upset over the airing of a terrifying "Exorcist" trailer during commercial breaks. Parents are concerned about the impact on children and long for a return to the days of family-friendly television.
#science
The American Mind: No Mother, No Father, No Way
Scientists have successfully grown human-like embryos in a lab, raising ethical concerns about their treatment. There is controversy over whether these creations should be considered human beings, but if they provide valuable medical information, they should be treated as such. The use of this technology for reproduction is problematic, as it deprives the child of a mother and father. There are also risks involved, as seen in the case of Dolly the cloned sheep. Medical ethics dictate that it is wrong to experiment on human beings without their informed consent.
#technology
Forbes: Google Expands AI Chatbot Bard To Apps Like Gmail, Drive And YouTube
Google has integrated its AI chatbot Bard into applications like YouTube, Gmail, and Drive, allowing users to collaborate with the chatbot while using these services. Bard can access multiple applications simultaneously and multiple users can share the same chat. A "Google it" button has also been added to double-check the chatbot's answers.