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#politics
The Federalist: Smith's Gag Order Designed To Destroy Trump's Rights
Special Counsel Jack Smith files a motion to bar President Trump from criticizing him and others involved in the prosecution of his claims about the 2020 election. Smith's proposal would allow campaign commentary from media and Biden but not Trump. The motion is seen as an attempt to silence political speech and interfere in the election, raising concerns about corruption and abuse of power. Chutkan has yet to rule on the motion, but her previous statements suggest that Trump's First Amendment rights may not be protected. Many Americans believe the DOJ is corrupt and that the indictments are politically motivated interference.
Breitbart: GOP Slams Biden, U.N. Decision to Host ‘Butcher of Tehran’ President Raisi: ‘Murderers Shouldn’t Get U.S. Visas’
GOP officials criticize the Biden administration for allowing Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, known for human rights abuses and terrorism ties, to attend the U.N. General Assembly in New York. They argue that he should not be allowed on U.S. soil and that his presence undermines national security and the fight against terrorism. Thousands are expected to rally against Raisi's visit.
The Right Scoop: Fox News forces DeSantis PAC to CENSOR new ad before they’d air it – [VIDEOS]
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Fox News forced Never Back Down, a top PAC supporting Governor DeSantis, to censor their border ad. The ad originally showed DeSantis holding a rifle from his time in Iraq, but Fox News made them remove it.
The Blaze: Dem mayoral candidate to contest primary results after accusing city employee of stuffing ballot box for the incumbent
John Gomes, a former Democrat nominee for mayor in Bridgeport, Connecticut, plans to contest the results of the primary election after surveillance footage suggests possible election fraud. The video allegedly shows a city employee depositing stacks of absentee ballots into a ballot box. Gomes' campaign believes the woman in the video is a long-standing supporter of incumbent mayor Joe Ganim, who has a history of controversial political behavior.
National Review: D.C.’s Lawfare against Leonard Leo
Leonard Leo, a prominent figure on the right, is being investigated by the D.C. attorney general and the Senate Judiciary Committee. The investigations aim to discredit him and gather intelligence on his activities. This is seen as a cheap distraction from the attorney general's record on crime.
Breitbart: Claim: China's Ex-Foreign Minister Qin Gang 'Disappeared' After Mistress Bore American Baby
Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang has reportedly been stripped of his title and made to "disappear" by the regime of dictator Xi Jinping due to an embarrassing extramarital affair. The Wall Street Journal's sources claim that Qin's mistress gave birth to a child in the United States. The Chinese government has shifted its investigation to whether this affair compromised national security.
Fox News: Defense spending bill up in flames amid House GOP conflagration
House GOP's defense spending bill fails in procedural vote, causing tensions within the party. Five Republicans vote against the move. If no action is taken by Sept. 30, government could enter a partial shutdown.
House Republicans scramble for a deal on a continuing resolution (CR) to fund government for a month. Opposition to the CR causes GOP leaders to delay vote. Tensions and disagreements within the party threaten to derail the deal.
Fox News: Resurfaced interview shows Fetterman vowed to follow Senate dress code if elected
PA senator John Fetterman promised to adhere to the Senate dress code if elected. Since winning the election, he has worn gym shorts and a hoodie, voting from the doorway to work around dress code rules. Senate dress code has now been relaxed, sparking outrage from conservatives.
#society
The Blaze: 'Whole families living in parks': Christian volunteer says homelessness is out of control in Atlanta, even gang members live on streets
The number of homeless people in Atlanta has drastically increased, with entire families, gang members, and prostitutes seeking assistance. Lady T, a Christian volunteer who has been feeding the homeless for over 27 years, has witnessed the growing crisis. She and her team serve different homeless communities, including prostitutes, gang members, and families living in parks. Lady T calls for more volunteers and financial support to help address the situation.
The Blaze: Ibram Kendi's 'antiracism' center accused of perpetuating systemic injustice through 'employment violence'
Ibram X. Kendi's Center for Antiracist Research at Boston University lays off half of its staff, raising questions about the employment practices within the organization. Former leaders criticize the center for perpetuating systemic injustices and abusing power.
Fox News: Israeli Army commander sentenced to military prison over mistaken shooting of innocent Palestinian driver
An Israeli army commander in the West Bank is sentenced to 10 days in military prison for shooting and wounding an innocent Palestinian driver. The incident was a case of mistaken identity.
Israeli soldiers are criticized for being too quick to use force, especially in response to recent Palestinian attacks. Israeli military investigations into crimes committed against Palestinians rarely result in prosecutions. Only 11 indictments were issued out of 248 investigations opened between 2017 and 2021.
Fox News: Chris Pratt shares stirring September 11th tribute on social media: ‘Don’t let the 9/11 effect fade’
Actor Chris Pratt recently gave a moving tribute to 9/11 victims at Pepperdine University, urging Americans to embrace unity and patriotism. Pratt shared a video of his speech on social media, emphasizing the importance of remembering and applying the lessons from that tragedy. He called on politicians to make wise decisions and encouraged future generations to have the same faith and love that arose from the ashes of 9/11.
#war
Foreign Policy: Ukraine Is Getting Its Abrams—but Not What It Really Wants
The United States is sending tanks and heavy military assistance to Ukraine, despite concerns about triggering Russian escalation. The US has already sent artillery, cluster munitions, and warm clothes to aid Ukraine's counteroffensive against Russia. There are still questions about whether the US will send long-range weapons.
Foreign Policy: In Eurasia’s Great Game, Players Are Reconsidering Their Bets
Tensions rise as Russia continues the war in Ukraine and China eyes Taiwan. In the Caucasus, Azerbaijan's blockade of Nagorno-Karabakh leads to clashes, while Russia's position in the conflict maintains instability. In Central Asia, China's economic presence grows, challenging Russia's dominance. The United States sees an opportunity to engage with Armenia and diversify alliances in the region. The situation is fragile, and potential security risks must be considered as the power struggle between the US, Russia, and China spreads across Eurasia.
Breitbart: Warlord Khalifa Haftar Accused of Using Libya Floods to Tighten Control
Analysts accuse warlord Haftar of exploiting floods in Derna to tighten his grip on Libya. Relief agencies struggle to deliver aid due to divided government. Military role creates bottlenecks in relief efforts.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Elon Musk Hosts Benjamin Netanyahu for AI Discussion in California
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Tesla's factory in California for a discussion on AI with CEO Elon Musk. Netanyahu's visit sparked protests related to internal controversies in Israel over judicial reform. He criticized his government's original proposals for judicial reform and called for reforms through a deal with opposition parties. Netanyahu also urged Musk to address the issue of antisemitic content on social media.
Daily Wire: Biden Promises China Partnership Aimed At ‘Accelerating The Climate Crisis’ — And Other U.N. Flubs
President Biden delivers a speech at the United Nations, but is plagued by flubs and gaffes. He struggles with his words and hints at a partnership with China, emphasizing the need to work together on climate change. Biden also emphasizes the importance of democracy in addressing global challenges.
Newsbusters: MSNBC Fawns Over ‘Powerful,’ ‘Comprehensive,’ ‘Positive’ Biden Speech at the U.N.
President Biden delivered a comprehensive and powerful speech at the U.N. General Assembly, covering topics such as climate change, Ukraine, and democracy. MSNBC media and commentators praised Biden's foreign policy experience and well-crafted speech. They also highlighted his remarks on Israel-Saudi Arabia relations and the importance of AI governance. The speech aimed to appeal to fence-sitters and emphasize the role of the U.S as a global leader in protecting democracies and addressing global challenges.
#economy
Forbes: Instacart Explodes 40% Past IPO Price
Instacart, the grocery delivery startup, debuted on Nasdaq with shares trading 40% higher than its IPO price. Its market capitalization is now around $14 billion, a significant increase from its initial valuation of $9.9 billion. The company's internal valuations have fluctuated, reaching a peak of $40 billion in 2021 but falling to $12 billion earlier this year.
Red State: The UAW Should Be Striking the Biden Administration Over the Push to End Auto Jobs
The United Auto Workers (UAW) strike is about more than just contract negotiations; it's about the UAW's concern that the push for electric vehicles will eliminate jobs. UAW leadership, historically aligned with Democrats, is not addressing this issue. The transition to electric vehicles could result in the loss of 117,000 jobs in the auto industry. The strike is also a response to the corruption scandal that tarnished the UAW's reputation. The demands from union leadership, including a 50% pay increase, are seen as unreasonable and meant to distract from the union's past corruption. However, the UAW membership should demand their leadership not support the Democrats' push for electric vehicles and instead protect their jobs. The future of the strike and negotiations remains uncertain.
#military
Euromaidan Press: Germany announces new military support for Ukraine worth over USD 427 million
Germany announces new military support for Ukraine, including artillery rounds, smoke shells, mines, military vehicles, and surface drones. The support aims to aid Ukraine in clearing mines, defending its territory, and conducting operations at sea.
The American Spectator: The U.S. Military’s F-35 Fiasco
An Air Force F-35 pilot ejects from a malfunctioning plane, but the plane doesn't crash. The Department of Defense struggles to locate the missing aircraft, revealing incompetence and a decline in the Pentagon.
#religion
Fox News: Former Hamline University professor's lawsuit allowed to proceed on religious discrimination grounds
Former Hamline University art professor, Erika López Prater, can proceed with her lawsuit against the school for religious discrimination, a judge has ruled. López Prater was dismissed after showing ancient images of the Prophet Muhammad in an art course. The judge dismissed other claims in the lawsuit and noted that the religious discrimination argument may be difficult to prove.
#health
PJ Media: Culture of Death: AI Chatbot Helps Women Get Abortions
Pro-abortion Democrats have launched an AI chatbot called Charley to help women get abortion options. The chatbot provides information on what's legal in each state, nearest clinics, how to get abortion pills, prices, and wait times.
Fox News: Moderna to reduce COVID-19 vaccine production at Lonza's Swiss facility
Moderna will reduce production of its COVID-19 vaccine at a Lonza facility in Switzerland due to lower post-pandemic demand. The U.S. company plans to align manufacturing of the shots and downsize production globally. Moderna aims to handle the current demand at its internal site in Massachusetts.
Fox News: European Commission authorizes GSK's HIV prevention drug
The European Commission grants approval to GSK's HIV drug, cabotegravir, for use in Europe.
Fox News: EU regulator backs AstraZeneca and Daiichi's lung cancer drug
AstraZeneca's cancer drug Enhertu gets recommended by the European Medicines Agency to treat non-small cell lung cancer.
#education
Fox News: Biden administration reports $12.6B funding gap for historically black land-grant universities
Historically Black land-grant universities have been underfunded by $12.6 billion over 30 years. Biden admin urges funding increase.
#crime
Red State: Tim Ballard of 'Sound of Freedom' Fame Accused of Sexual Misconduct
Tim Ballard, inspiration for the film "Sound of Freedom," faces accusations of sexual misconduct and pressuring women into compromising situations during undercover missions to rescue sex-trafficking victims. There are no allegations of physical assault.
Fox News: Report urges limited police pursuits in the US to reduce fatalities and risk
A new report recommends that police pursuits in the United States should only occur when a violent crime has been committed and the suspect poses an immediate danger, in an effort to reduce fatalities. The report highlights the need for chases to be infrequent and provides guidance on when pursuits are necessary.
#sports
Red State: It Took One Crazy Prop Bet and a Wild NFL Afternoon for FanDuel to Lose a Fortune
FanDuel payout $20 million after betters take advantage of prop bet with high odds. Online betting communities growing in popularity, with competition among sportsbooks. ESPN entering the betting marketplace with new betting entity ESPN Bet.
#science
Flag And Cross: Weather Data From Pearl Harbor Warships Could Help Climate Research
Weather data collected from American warships during World War II is being used in climate research. The data, recovered from 19 U.S. Navy ships, provides insights into the climate during a time of significant upheaval. Over 4,000 volunteers transcribed the data from logbook images, creating a dataset with millions of entries. The new information will help scientists better understand how the world's climate has evolved since the early 20th Century.
#other
Fox News: Prince William grows 'impatient' during environmental summit in New York
Prince William is working with global leaders to address climate change and find solutions through his Earthshot Prize Innovation Summit. He expressed impatience with the progress of tackling the climate crisis and emphasized the need to scale up solutions quickly. In addition, he met with Ecuador's President Lasso Mendoza and discussed environmental initiatives.
Forbes: Taylor Swift’s Concert Film Keeps Making History Before It’s Even Opened
Taylor Swift's concert movie, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour, has exceeded $65 million in advance ticket sales, outpacing superhero films like Doctor Strange and The Batman. Although it hasn't broken the pre-sale record set by Spider-Man: No Way Home, industry insiders predict a historic opening weekend, potentially reaching $100 million or more.
Fox News: Arizona dog who reunited with his family after going missing for 12 years has died
ARIZONA DOG RETURNS TO FAMILY AFTER 12 YEARS OF BEING MISSING, BUT PASSES AWAY AFTER DENTAL PROCEDURE.
Flag And Cross: Rescued Three-legged Poodle Has Incredible Transformation
A three-legged poodle named Llammy undergoes a remarkable transformation after being rescued by an animal charity. Llammy's front leg needed to be amputated, but with the care and support of the charity, she made a full recovery. Now with a new owner, Llammy is happy and confident, not letting her disability hold her back.