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#politics
The Blaze: Ben Shapiro is AGHAST that Trump took the wrong side of THIS issue
Donald Trump is facing backlash from pro-life activists for calling Governor Ron DeSantis' abortion ban a "terrible mistake." Trump refused to say if he would support a federal ban on abortion, causing disagreement among conservatives.
Breitbart: 2024 Republicans Echo Trump's Populism: Auto Workers Striking to Save Jobs from Biden's Green Agenda
Republican presidential candidates echo Trump's nationalist-populist approach, supporting auto workers on strike against Biden's green energy agenda. The candidates warn that Biden's push for electric vehicles will lead to job losses and the outsourcing of production to China. They argue that the move would benefit China and harm American workers.
Fox News: Polish police briefly detain lawmaker who interrupted prime minister's speech
Polish police briefly detained a lawmaker who interrupted the prime minister's speech to talk about a visa scandal. Critics say it demonstrates the decline of the rule of law.
Newsbusters: Morning Joe Unites to Praise Trump! Support Of Striking Auto Workers A 'Good Move'
Morning Joe breaks tradition and shows respect for Donald Trump when he supports autoworkers in a labor dispute. Trump plans to give a speech and possibly join the picket line, receiving praise from Morning Joe hosts. However, there are risks involved, as the workers' demands may lead to higher car prices and anger inflation-stricken Americans.
The New American: Is a Government Shutdown Inevitable? - The New American
Republicans and Democrats are struggling to agree on how to fund the federal government, risking a shutdown. Senate Democrats refuse to consider any resolution with funding cuts. Democratic candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. asks for Secret Service security after an armed incident. Immigration advocates argue for more migrants. The largest newspaper chain focuses on pop stars instead of more important issues.
The podcast also discusses the debunked hoax about indigenous children in Canada and property rights in an interview with Selwyn Duke and Art Thompson, respectively.
Fox News: Washington mayor harassed after calling 911 on ‘far right’ activists at Walmart
Yakima Mayor Janice Deccio calls 911 to report "far right-wing" petition signature gatherers at Walmart who refuse to leave. The petitioners have the right to gather signatures on private property under state law, according to the dispatcher.
The Blaze: Minneapolis police face historically low staffing shortages — down 35% since George Floyd's death
The Minneapolis Police Department has experienced a significant decrease in staffing since the death of George Floyd in 2020. The department's morale is low, and they are struggling to replenish their ranks, resulting in longer response times and increased overtime costs.
#society
Breitbart: New York City Considering Removing Statues of George Washington
New York City is considering removing statues of Founding Fathers due to their involvement in slavery and crimes against indigenous peoples. The measure would also require explanatory plaques to be installed next to remaining statues. While city officials focus on statues, the taxpayers are facing a migrant crisis that could cost up to $12 billion.
National Review: The Corner: The DOJ’s Pro-Life Witch Hunt Continues
73-year-old Jean Marshall and 74-year-old Joan Bell were found guilty of blocking the entrance to an abortion clinic in 2020 and now face 11 years in prison. This raises questions about the severity of their sentence compared to other crimes.
Fox News: South Sudan mayor out after viral video shows him slapping female street vendor
A video of a mayor in South Sudan slapping a female street vendor goes viral, resulting in his removal from office. Women's rights groups and activists call for his dismissal.
Fox News: Mel Tucker says Michigan State pulled 'about-face' in investigation, 'other motives at play' to fire him
Michigan State University (MSU) intends to fire football coach Mel Tucker despite his denial of sexual harassment claims. Tucker believes MSU has ulterior motives and is punishing him for the leak of confidential information. He maintains his innocence and expresses disappointment in the university's decision.
#war
Foreign Policy: Zelensky: ‘War Crimes Must Be Punished’
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky attends the United Nations General Assembly in New York City, seeking support for Ukraine's peace plan and the establishment of a special tribunal to try Russian President Vladimir Putin for aggression. Zelensky emphasizes the need to restrain weaponization and punish war crimes. However, he faces skepticism and challenges in garnering support, as the conflict between Ukraine and Russia continues to affect diplomatic relations.
The Babylon Bee: Zelensky Passes Around Offering Plate During U.N. Speech
Ukrainian President Zelensky asks for donations during his speech at the UN to support Ukraine's war efforts against Russia. Public support for funding the war in the US wanes.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: U.S. Considering Defense Treaty With Saudi Arabia That Includes Israel Normalization, Report Says
The Biden Administration is discussing a potential mutual defense treaty with Saudi officials to normalize relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel. The deal would involve guaranteed military support in case of attack, and Saudi Arabia's request for assistance in developing a civilian nuclear program. Biden is expected to discuss the terms with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the United Nations General Assembly.
#economy
National Review: The Corner: Electric Vehicles: Brits Not Doing Their Bit
The UK car industry is calling for tax incentives to boost demand for electric vehicles as sales decline among private buyers. Currently, only 16% of new vehicles sold in the UK are electric, with the majority being purchased by businesses. The lack of direct purchase incentives for private buyers, coupled with the phaseout of previous incentives, has hindered sales. Additionally, the industry is urging the government to establish a mandatory target for public charging points to address the issue of range anxiety. However, the coerced switch to electric vehicles and the rushed deadline of 2030 set by Prime Minister Boris Johnson may only result in inconvenience and expense without significant environmental benefits.
#education
Red State: Columbia University Shutters Program That Taught Educational Fad That Created Illiteracy
The flawed "whole language" reading instruction method comes to an end as Columbia University closes Teachers College Reading and Writing Project. Founder Lucy Calkins will continue her work.
#crime
Daily Wire: Minneapolis Police Staffing Falls To Lowest Level In Four Decades After George Floyd’s Death
The Minneapolis Police Department is facing a staffing crisis, with the number of officers reaching a four-decade low. The city now has one of the lowest ratios of police officers to residents, resulting in longer response times and strained officers. This shortage is not unique to Minneapolis, as police departments across the U.S. are experiencing resignations and retirements, leading to a nationwide officer shortage.
Fox News: South Carolina family sues Belk after worker's body remains undiscovered in store bathroom for days
The family of a department store worker who died in a locked restroom is suing the company because her body remained undiscovered for several days, causing decomposition that prevented an open-casket funeral. The department store did not respond to the lawsuit.
Fox News: California serial killer accused of murdering his cellmate: authorities
Serial killer Ramon Escobar is charged with murder for allegedly killing his cellmate in North Kern State Prison. Escobar had multiple prior murder convictions in California and Texas. His cellmate, Juan Villanueva, was found dead during a welfare check.
Fox News: Suspect in Los Angeles County deputy's deadly ambush had 'record for needing mental help,' family says
Kevin Salazar, the man accused of killing a Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy, suffered from mental health issues including schizophrenia and paranoia. His family confirmed that he was not in a stable mental state when the incident occurred. The motive for the shooting remains unknown, and authorities are investigating the case.
#sports
Forbes: Many Top Prospects Expected To Play In 2023 Arizona Fall League
Baseball's top prospects gear up for the Arizona Fall League, where MLB teams send their brightest young stars to play against other top prospects. The league serves as a platform for players to recover from injuries, switch positions, and gain more experience. Many successful players, including Aaron Judge, Mike Trout, and Albert Pujols, have honed their skills in the AFL.
#other
Forbes: Debate Over State And Federal Regulation Of Prescribed Burns Pits Biden Against Fellow Democrats
Environmental advocacy groups and progressive politicians are pushing to block federal and state regulated burns used by farmers, leading to the accumulation of woody biomass in forests and the spread of flammable grass, increasing the potential fuel available for wildfires. The restriction of prescribed burns has contributed to devastating wildfires in Maui and pose an increased risk of wildfire in other areas.