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#illegals
Breitbart: PHOTOS: Migrants Using Trains to Reach Mexican Border City
Thousands of migrants are using trains to reach the border city of Piedras Negras, Coahuila in Mexico. Mexican authorities tried to halt their journey by stopping the train, but the migrants continued and reached their destination. Piedras Negras has become an immigration hotspot due to the lack of border barriers.
#politics
The American Spectator: San Francisco Values? Nancy Pelosi Explains It All for You.
Nancy Pelosi, a San Francisco Democrat, plans to run for Congress in 2024. She claims to represent San Francisco values and wants to further the city's recovery. However, her connections to influential families and her controversial actions raise questions about her true values and priorities.
Newsbusters: CBS Joins ABC on Biden Border Crisis, NBC Skips
ABC and CBS report on the Biden border crisis with increasing migrant crossings and overwhelmed facilities. Angry protests and arrests in multiple states highlight the frustration and demand for action. The crisis is felt nationwide, pushing cities to a breaking point.
The Blaze: Dressing down: GOP senators — and even the Washington Post editorial board — object to Schumer's Senate dress code decision
Republican senators are urging Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer to reverse his decision to abandon the Senate's dress code for senators, which allows for casual clothing on the Senate floor. They argue that this move disrespects the institution and the American families they represent. Democratic Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania presided over the chamber while wearing shorts and a short-sleeved shirt.
#society
Daily Wire: Boebert’s Estranged Husband Posts Statement After Theater Incident: ‘I Was Unfaithful To Lauren’
Rep. Lauren Boebert's estranged husband publicly apologizes for causing the end of their marriage and takes responsibility for his unfaithfulness. He asks the public to show compassion and understanding towards Boebert during this difficult time.
The American Spectator: American Despotism: How the ’60s and Early ’70s Ignited the Culture Wars
The 1960s saw a wave of left-wing protests that led to a cultural war in America. Radicals sought to replace the American system, resulting in violence and revolutionary behavior. This period saw movements against the Vietnam War, civil rights, and political change.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Biden Meets Netanyahu at UN, Agrees to Long-delayed White House Meeting
President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met at the United Nations General Assembly, where Biden offered a White House visit to Netanyahu by the end of the year. The meeting signaled a potential thaw in their relationship, as both leaders expressed a commitment to forging peace deals in the Middle East.
#economy
The American Spectator: Are Ordinary Americans Buying ‘Bidenomics’?
Democrats claim that Bidenomics has improved the economy and created a more equitable society, but many Americans are not feeling the benefits. While the economy appears solid, with low unemployment and rising wages, the reality is that inflation, declining income, and high living costs are taking a toll on the average American.
#culture
Spectator USA: A month in the Baltics
On Joe Biden’s first day in Lithuania, he skipped the NATO summit dinner for a plate of spaghetti bolognese. Later, he missed the Hill of Crosses, a symbol of faith and resilience in the face of communism. Lithuania, the last state in Europe to adopt Christianity, remains devout. Despite being pro-Ukraine, tourism in Lithuania has suffered due to its proximity to Russia and the pandemic. In Vilnius, a city full of history and culture, one can escape mass tourism and enjoy a reasonable price. Kaunas, the country’s capital between the world wars, and Nida, a seaside town, are also worth visiting. The Baltic countries have a rich history of being dominated by outside powers, but they have embraced the West and regained their independence. Though Russia looms nearby, the people of Lithuania remain defiant.
#crime
Fox News: Human leg found sticking out of TD Bank dumpster in Queens, police investigating
Human remains, including a leg, were found in a dumpster at a TD Bank parking lot in Queens, New York City. Police are investigating.
Fox News: GREG GUTFELD: Let a real court, not the court of public opinion decide Russell Brand's fate
Russell Brand is accused of rape and sexual abuse by four women, but the timing and lack of evidence raise questions. The media should refrain from trying him in the court of public opinion and instead let the legal system handle the allegations.
Breitbart: MI AG Dana Nessel Scolds ‘Right-Leaning’ Jurors for Acquittals in Whitmer Kidnapping
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel blamed "right-leaning" jurors for the acquittals in the alleged plot to kidnap Governor Whitmer. Five out of ten defendants were found not guilty, with the last three men acquitted on charges of providing material support and possessing firearms. Nessel suggested that jurors in the "very right-leaning county" were not concerned about the kidnapping and assassination due to their political affiliation. The remarks received backlash from federal prosecutors and defense attorneys, who called them inappropriate and insulting to the jury.
#sports
Forbes: As His Teammates Leave Onana Behind, Bayern Player Runs Onto Pitch To Console United’s Keeper
Manchester United's goalkeeper André Onana had a disastrous night in Munich, with a bizarre own goal setting the tone for his performance. Despite the support of former teammate Matthijs de Ligt, Onana was left alone and visibly distraught after the match. His captain, Bruno Fernandes, defended him, emphasizing the team's collective responsibility.
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Forbes: Today’s Wordle #824 Hints, Clues And Answer For Thursday, September 21st
The solution to the logic puzzle is to turn one switch on and leave it for a few minutes, then turn it off and the second switch on before entering the room. The lightbulb connected to the first switch will be off but warm to the touch, the second switch's lightbulb will be on, and the third switch's bulb will be cool.