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Newsbusters: VILE! Leftist Media Blame Conservatives for ‘Stoking’ Racial Hatred
Conservatives, particularly Governor Ron DeSantis, have been falsely accused by the leftist media of trying to erase Black Americans from history books. These accusations have escalated, with some liberal journalists even blaming conservatives for the Jacksonville shooting.
Red State: Delaware Judge Greenlights Dominion's Next Defamation Suit, This Time Against NewsMax
Conservative news network NewsMax is facing a defamation lawsuit from Dominion Voting Systems over their coverage of the 2020 election. The claims made by NewsMax, which included allegations of election rigging, were proven false. Delaware Superior Court Judge Eric Davis has ruled that the case can proceed and it is scheduled to go to trial in September 2024.
Red State: Democrats are Desperately Trying to Sell Kamala Harris as a Good VP and Failing Miserably
California Governor Gavin Newsom praises Vice President Kamala Harris, claiming that she should be credited for the success of the Biden administration. However, Harris has received widespread criticism and has low approval ratings. Despite attempts to showcase her accomplishments, many question her ability to lead legislatively. The damage to the Biden administration's credibility could cause people to seek alternative leadership options.
Breitbart: GOP Rep. Steube: Hunter Is Claiming the IRS His Dad Added 87,000 Agents and $80 Billion to Is Weaponized
Rep. Greg Steube pointed out the irony of Hunter Biden suing the IRS after his father, President Joe Biden, increased funding and agents for the organization to ensure the wealthy pay their taxes. Steube argued that the additional agents would be used to target conservatives and accused the Democrats of weaponizing the Department of Justice. He also claimed that Hunter Biden had committed tax fraud, but the statute of limitations would prevent him from being charged.
The Right Scoop: UH OH REPORT: Trump secretary testified that Trump used classified documents like scrap paper
Trump's secretary claims he used classified documents as scrap paper, writing notes to her on the back. The documents were found at Mar-a-Lago but not taken by the FBI. She resigned after Trump refused to comply with federal requests.
Red State: EXCLUSIVE: Kash Patel Talks His New Book, 'Government Gangsters' and Who Could Replace Joe Biden
Former DOJ, DoD, and Intel head Kash Patel's new book Government Gangsters exposes the corrupt Deep State that manipulates power behind the scenes. The Biden administration delayed the book's publication, but only made minor redactions. Patel offers methods to restore government control to the people.
Fox News: Fetterman says right ‘losing their minds’ over dress code as Republicans blast him for dressing ‘like a slob’
Sen. John Fetterman praises the Senate's decision to pause the dress code, calling it a step towards bipartisanship. However, Sen. Cynthia Lummis criticizes the move, stating that it degrades the Senate's decorum. Fetterman will continue to dress casually, while Lummis plans to dress more formally.
The American Spectator: Donald Trump Goes Wobbly on Abortion
Donald Trump, who once supported abortion rights, now opposes Florida's ban on abortions after six weeks and wants to broker a compromise between pro-life and pro-choice advocates. However, he doesn't seem to understand federalism or the importance of allowing states to govern themselves.
National Review: The Corner: Imagining if Democrats Nominated a Generic Governor in 2024 Instead…
A CBS News poll reveals that only a third of voters believe President Biden would finish a second term, with 44% thinking he would leave office before his term ends. Comparatively, 55% of voters believe Trump would complete a second term. 44% of voters believe only Trump is physically healthy enough to be president, while 16% think only Biden is fit for the role.
#society
Breitbart: Over 1,000 London Police Officers Currently Suspended Amid Claims of Racism, Misogyny, and Homophobia
The London police force is suspending or restricting over 1,000 officers as they address institutional racism, homophobia, and misogyny. It will take years to remove corrupt officers who didn't meet hiring standards.
Fox News: Florida etiquette expert calls Senate's dress code revise 'unfair and unjust': 'Needs to be clearly defined'
Etiquette experts weigh in on the controversy surrounding the US Senate's decision to drop the dress code requirement. Some argue that the new rule should be clearly defined to avoid violations. Others question the fairness of allowing senators to dress casually while enforcing a more formal dress code for others on the Senate floor.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Southeast Asia holds 1st joint naval exercise as Beijing increases assertiveness in South China Sea
ASEAN nations began joint naval exercises to strengthen military ties and enhance interoperability. The drills, taking place in Indonesia's Natuna waters, include maritime patrol operations, search and rescue operations, and humanitarian and disaster relief. The exercises are seen as a signal to China amid increasing Chinese assertiveness in the South China Sea.
#economy
Fox News: FOX News' Leo Terrell stops man from shoplifting at LA Starbucks: 'Crime has been normalized'
FOX News’ Leo Terrell stops a shoplifter at a Los Angeles Starbucks, highlighting the normalized crime in the city. Terrell grabs the bag of stolen items, confronting the criminal who believes the police won't show up. Terrell's intervention sparks debate on whether to help or stay safe.
Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz shuts down money-making stores due to rising crime and safety concerns. Schultz blames politicians for failing to address crime and mental illness.
Forbes: Katy Perry Is Now Worth $340 Million—And One Of The Richest Self-Made Women In America
Pop superstar Katy Perry sold her music rights for $225 million, increasing her net worth to $340 million. Litmus Music, backed by Carlyle Group, purchased the rights to Perry's five albums. This transaction is one of the biggest music sales of 2023.
#religion
American Thinker: Believing in a positive future for mankind
Eve and Adam's act of defiance in the Garden of Eden was punishable by death, but God spared them when they repented. Shame and embarrassment are essential for repentance, and without them, we will continue to be surprised by the downward spiral of society. To reinstate mutually supportive behavior, we can look to successful examples like the collective communities in Israel, where voluntary cooperation and support thrive. These examples offer hope for a better future.
The Blaze: Austin church holds service written entirely by artificial intelligence using ChatGPT
A pastor in Austin, Texas, used an AI chatbot to create a 15-minute service for a Methodist church. The pastor aimed to explore the concept of what is sacred and whether AI can convey truth. Some attendees felt that the AI-generated sermon lacked a human element of love and empathy. The church is known for its LGBTQIA+ inclusivity and commitment to resisting oppression. The pastor has no plans to use AI for future services.
#health
PJ Media: Here Come the Teen Transgender Lawsuits
A transgender woman filed a lawsuit against the University of Nebraska Medical Center, Nebraska Medicine, and three doctors for negligence and lack of informed consent after undergoing a double mastectomy at age 16. She claims the surgery and hormone treatments caused significant harm and that she was coerced into the procedures. The lawsuit reveals a troubled past with divorce, mental health issues, and online grooming.
Breitbart: San Francisco Hits Record Overdose Deaths; 3 per Day from Fentanyl
San Francisco continues to struggle with a drug abuse and opioid pandemic, as the city recorded a record number of overdose deaths in August 2023. The increasing fatalities, despite efforts by officials, highlight the devastating impact of fentanyl on the city's streets. The influx of drugs from the southern U.S.-Mexico border plays a significant role in the ongoing crisis.
Fox News: Nipah virus outbreak in India is under control, official says, despite 1,200 being placed on contact list
Indian health officials are claiming that the Nipah virus outbreak in Kerala state is under control, with no new reported cases and stable patients. Over 1,200 people have been listed as close contacts, but 61 samples have come back negative. The Nipah virus is transmitted from animals to humans, with a fatality rate estimated at 40% to 75%.
#education
National Review: The Corner: Unbanned Books
A study found that 75% of books cited as banned by PEN were still available in school libraries.
#crime
Fox News: 13-year-old girl gets attacked at Southern California McDonald's, while bystanders pull out phones and record
A teenage girl is attacked at a McDonald's in Southern California while bystanders choose to film instead of help. The incident, caught on viral videos, shows the girl being cornered and violently attacked by an unidentified woman. The police are investigating, and the suspect will be charged with child abuse and battery.
Fox News: Killer at large after adult couple, 2 children and 3 dogs found shot to death in Illinois home
A couple, their two children, and three dogs were found dead with gunshot wounds in a suburban Chicago home. The deaths are being investigated as murders, but the police do not believe there is an ongoing threat to the community.
Daily Wire: Patriots Fan Dies After Reportedly Being Punched By Dolphins Fan At Game
A Patriots fan dies after being punched at a game by a Dolphins fan. The incident occurred in the 300-tier section and the victim was pronounced dead at the hospital.
Breitbart: Canceled: YouTube Stops Russell Brand from Monetizing Videos
YouTube has suspended Russell Brand's ability to monetize his videos on the platform after several women accused him of sexual assault. Brand's agent has also dropped him, and the suspension applies to all of his channels. The move comes after British politicians called for a police investigation into the allegations.
#sports
Dirt Wheels Magazine: THREE WHEELS OF FURY: THE CR500 TRIKE BUILD
Ray Wenzel of Oceanside, CA built a sand slinger that stole the show at the Sand Sports Super Show. The three-wheeler is equipped with modified suspension, an extended swingarm, custom airbox, and 12-paddle sand tires. Wenzel has more custom machines and invites visitors to his shop for more build stories.
Guide Fishing: 2023 Pan American Bass Fishing Championship
Get ready for the 2023 Pan American Bass Fishing Championship in Hot Springs, Arkansas. Top anglers from around the world will compete for the title. Watch legendary veterans and rising stars battle it out on Lake Hamilton.
#technology
Forbes: Microsoft’s Xbox Plans Leaked—Unredacted FTC Filing Show Talks About Potential Nintendo Acquisition
Leaked documents from the legal battle between the FTC and Microsoft reveal the company's plans for a new version of the Xbox Series X and Series S consoles, as well as discussions about potential acquisitions including Nintendo, Valve, and Warner Bros' gaming arm.
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Forbes: Russell Brand Fallout Continues: YouTube, BBC, Publisher All Back Away
Russell Brand, a British comedian and actor, is facing investigations into claims of sexual assault and rape by multiple women between 2006 and 2013. As a result, YouTube has blocked him from making money on his channel, the BBC has removed some programs featuring him, and his publishing deal has been paused. More women have come forward with allegations since the initial report, and the Metropolitan Police have received a report of a sexual assault alleged to have occurred in 2003. Brand's social media accounts have been inactive since the allegations broke, and he has called the investigation a "coordinated attack" by the media.