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20 Sep 2023
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#politics
Red State: Joe Biden's Meeting With Bibi Netanyahu Gets Weird in a Hurry
In a bizarre presser with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, President Biden trashed the media and performed the sign of the cross, showing a lack of respect and understanding. Biden's mental state and inability to carry out basic duties are concerning.
Fox News: AG Garland testifies that Weiss had full authority in Hunter Biden probe, but never discussed specifics
Attorney General Merrick Garland testified that he never discussed the Hunter Biden investigation with U.S. attorney David Weiss, despite granting him special counsel authority. Garland emphasized that the Justice Department's job is to follow the facts and the law. Republicans questioned Garland about Weiss' request for special counsel authority, which was initially denied before being granted later on. Hunter Biden, who had planned to plead guilty to misdemeanor tax charges, was ultimately indicted on federal gun charges.
Newsbusters: Jordan Issues Subpoena To FBI Agent In Censorship Investigation
Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) issued a subpoena for FBI Assistant Special Agent in Charge Elvis Chan to testify on government-Big Tech collusion to censor. Chan allegedly directed social media companies to censor specific content. Jordan's investigation began after the Facebook and Twitter Files revealed the government's collusion with Big Tech to suppress certain viewpoints.
Breitbart: Jean-Pierre on Biden's Prediction There Wouldn't Be Auto Strike: He's Pro-Union
White House Press Secretary defends President Biden's support for unions and collective bargaining. Biden believes in the right to strike and wants fair contracts for workers. Some negative feedback, including from Rep. Debbie Dingell, but Biden's record speaks for itself.
Fox News: Largest House GOP group unveils proposal to avert government shutdown amid spending chaos
House Republicans are proposing a 30-day stopgap funding bill to avert a government shutdown. The plan would cut government funding by $130 billion and include the House GOP's border security bill. However, there are concerns and opposition from conservatives about total spending and appropriations bills.
Fox News: GOP lawmaker rolls out bill to block salaries of federal officials who don't comply with subpoenas
Republican Rep. Ben Cline proposes a bill to withhold federal officials' salaries if they are held in contempt for not complying with congressional subpoenas. The bill aims to strengthen subpoena power and hold officials accountable.
Breitbart: Report: Sam Bankman-Fried's Father Sits on Board of Leftist Dark Money Group
A lawsuit reveals that Sam Bankman-Fried's father is linked to Arabella Advisors, a consultancy managing left-leaning dark money groups. Democrats have benefited more from dark money than Republicans in the 2020 elections. The lawsuit alleges that Bankman and Fried unlawfully diverted funds for personal use.
#society
Breitbart: 1,000 People Who Identify as Dogs Gather in Germany: 'Call Animal Control'
A video shows hundreds of people in Berlin howling and barking, dressed in dog-like masks. Some commenters on social media questioned the mental state of those involved.
Fox News: California county district attorney sues Democratic-led Sacramento over inaction on homeless crisis
Sacramento County District Attorney Thien Ho is suing the city government to enforce laws around sidewalk obstruction and move people off the streets and into managed camping sites. Ho believes that living on the streets is not compassionate for the unhoused or the housed, and wants to address the homeless crisis that has been increasing in the city. Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg has criticized Ho's lawsuit, calling it a performative distraction.
#war
The Blaze: You'll never believe what well-known journalist is on the infamous Ukrainian KILL LIST
Sarah Ashton-Cirillo, an alleged Ukrainian military spokesperson, threatens war dissidents in a video wearing a blonde wig. She vows to hunt down Russia's war criminal propagandists, with a "kill list" circulating that includes prominent figures like Jack Posobiec. Taxpayer dollars supporting Ukraine's war are questioned by critics.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: Kosovo and Taiwan Eye an Alliance of Outsiders
Washington's displeasure with Kosovo's handling of the elections and protests led to punitive measures and a temporary freeze on diplomacy. This has caused concern for Taiwan, as both countries face obstacles from more powerful neighbors and see the opportunity to strengthen ties. Growing discontent with China's presence in the Balkans has created an opportunity for Taiwan, and engagement has been driven by Taiwan's "mask diplomacy" and the Balkans as an emerging market. However, there are concerns about Chinese retaliation and the wisdom of bolstering ties with Taiwan.
Human Events: UN security detains Israeli ambassador after he protests Iranian president’s speech at General Assembly
Israeli ambassador, Gilad Erdan, detained by UN security after protesting Iranian President Raisi's speech. Erdan held up a sign of murdered Iranian woman, Amini, to highlight the regime's atrocities against women. Erdan condemns the UN's moral distortions and calls for accountability.
Breitbart: EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS: Up to 3K Migrants Poised to Cross into Texas Border Town
Nearly 3,000 migrants stage in Piedras Negras, Coahuila, preparing to cross into Eagle Pass, Texas. Venezuelan migrants make up the majority of the groups crossing the Rio Grande. The influx of migrants adds to the overcrowded Border Patrol processing centers and NGO shelters.
#economy
Fox News: Arizona, New Mexico governors seek stronger business ties with Taiwan
Southwestern US governors are seeking stronger business ties with Taiwan to attract foreign investment and jobs. New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham and Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs visited Taiwan for trade missions, with an electric vehicle parts supplier announcing a $100 million investment in New Mexico. The decision was motivated by low labor and land costs, proximity to the US auto supply chain, and the absence of natural disasters. The governors also highlighted their affinity with the company's interests, such as electric vehicles and subsidized child care. This development strengthens economic partnerships and promotes job growth.
#religion
Fox News: Jill Duggar reveals how her husband, plus therapy, helped her identify faith 'triggers' and 'sort things out'
Reality star Jill Duggar discusses her evolving faith and the impact of growing up on television in an interview with Fox News. She credits her husband for helping her stay true to her beliefs. Duggar questioned the strict rules and teachings of her upbringing and now prioritizes living like Christ wants rather than blindly obeying authority.
National Review: The Corner: Providence and Bad Popes
The author criticizes Pope Francis for his handling of sexual criminals in the clergy and his tendency to innovate rather than conserve tradition. The author believes that many sincere Catholics are struggling to reconcile their faith in the papacy with Francis' actions. They argue that the focus on the pope as the sole authority in the Church has made it passive and self-referential, and that there is a need to return to a love of the faith's substance.
#health
Fox News: MMA star Angela Lee reveals 2017 car crash was actually suicide attempt
Angela Lee, the women's atomweight champion, revealed in a recent essay that a serious car crash she was involved in was actually a suicide attempt. She explained that the stress and pressure of her last title defense pushed her to the brink, leading her to contemplate taking her own life. Lee has since found ways to cope and has started FightStory to help others struggling with mental health.
Fox News: Italy culls more than 30,000 pigs to counter spread of swine fever
Nearly 34,000 pigs in Lombardy, Italy have been culled due to the spread of African swine fever (ASF). Lombardy is home to half of Italy's bred pigs. The regional government aims to extinguish the outbreak to protect the supply chain of the Italian sector.
Fox News: Health and Human Services Department awards clinics treating long COVID patients $45 million
The US government is allocating $45 million in grants to clinics treating long COVID, with the aim of developing new care models and expanding access. President Biden assigned the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to create a national action plan for tackling long COVID, a condition that affects individuals post-COVID infection and hampers their ability to work. The grants, distributed over the next five years, will be used to increase both in-person and virtual visits, establish new satellite clinics, enhance education initiatives, and provide support services.
Forbes: Ultra-Processed Food—Especially Artificial Sweeteners—Linked To Depression, Study Finds
Eating heavily processed foods, specifically artificial sweeteners and artificially sweetened drinks, may increase the risk of developing depression. A study involving middle-aged women found that those who consumed more ultra-processed foods had a higher risk of depression. The study also found a particular link between artificial sweeteners and depression. While diet's role in mental health is still not fully understood, the findings suggest limiting the intake of ultra-processed foods.
#education
National Review: The Corner: Betraying Anne Frank
A Texas school fired a teacher for assigning a controversial graphic adaptation of Anne Frank's diary; the dispute is over the adaptation, not the diary itself.
#crime
Fox News: Donald Trump Jr. confirms his X account was 'hacked' after outrageous posts show up
Donald Trump Jr.'s personal account on X (formerly Twitter) was hacked, with false and inflammatory posts claiming Trump Sr. had passed away and that Don Jr. would run for president in 2024. The hacker also made offensive statements towards President Biden. Trump Jr.'s account has since been recovered.
The Blaze: Woman charged with aggravated battery against 4 Chicago cops Sunday is released on Monday — the first day cash bail officially eliminated across Illinois
A woman charged with aggravated battery against police officers in Chicago was released the same day cash bail was eliminated in Illinois. The new law allows judges to hold individuals in jail only if they pose a risk to the community. Supporters argue that cash bail unfairly punishes low-income defendants, while critics fear the release of dangerous criminals. The decision has sparked debate over public safety and criminal justice reform.
#sports
Forbes: Taylor Swift And Travis Kelce: NFL Commentators Poke Fun At Dating Rumors
NFL commentators and sports journalists have been making jokes and puns about the dating rumors between singer Taylor Swift and Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. The rumors were sparked after reports surfaced about the two hanging out, leading to playful commentary during an NFL game. Some commentators praised the potential couple, while others made humorous remarks about Kelce's football abilities. Jason Kelce, Travis' brother, said in an interview that he believes the rumors to be true.
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#other
Forbes: A New Jimi Hendrix Album Is Coming This Fall
A new album featuring a previously unreleased live recording by Jimi Hendrix has been announced for release in November. The album, titled Jimi Hendrix Experience: Hollywood Bowl August 18, 1967, captures a performance by the band shortly before the release of their debut album. The concert, which took place at the Hollywood Bowl, is notable for being one of the last times the band performed as relatively unknown artists.
National Review: Biden Announces New ‘American Climate Corps’ to Train Youth for Clean-Energy Careers
President Biden launched the "American Climate Corps," training young people in clean energy and conservation to address climate resilience and environmental justice. The initiative, inspired by the New Deal, aims to allocate 40% of federal investment to disadvantaged communities. The program also includes a collaboration called Forest Corps, engaging young adults in wildfire prevention and reforestation efforts.