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#politics
Red State: Moore to the Point - When the Heck Did Howard Stern Become The Church Lady?
Former shock jock Howard Stern surprises with his denouncement of Congresswoman Lauren Boebert's theater incident, showing a change in character. His reaction is seen as pure politics.
Fox News: As Trump picks up the pace in Iowa, will he face blowback for calling abortion ban 'terrible mistake'
Former President Donald Trump is increasing his campaign efforts in Iowa, a state crucial to the GOP presidential nominating process. However, his recent controversial comments on abortion have caused outrage among some conservative voters in Iowa, where Evangelical voters hold significant influence. Trump aims to challenge Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who has been actively campaigning in Iowa to narrow Trump's lead. Despite Trump's strong position in national polls, his lead in Iowa and other early-voting states is not as dominant. Several other Republican candidates are intensifying their efforts to appeal to voters before the caucuses.
Fox News: Biden to create new federal office for gun violence prevention: reports
President Biden will announce the creation of a federal office of gun violence prevention, led by Stefanie Feldman, in a win for gun control groups. Gun control advocates have been pushing for executive action on firearms, including declaring a national emergency on gun violence. A coalition of groups previously sent a letter to Biden demanding the creation of the office, along with other measures to reduce gun deaths. The move contrasts with the Republican-controlled House and is seen as a way to please a key constituency group as Biden prepares for re-election.
#society
Fox News: Long Island town says it will take statues of Washington, Jefferson, Columbus rejected by 'woke' NYC officials
A town on Long Island is willing to take unwanted statues of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Christopher Columbus that New York City officials want removed due to their alleged ties to slavery and mistreatment of Native Americans. The town supervisor of Brookhaven said they would cover the cost of dismantling and shipping the statues. Meanwhile, New York City plans to consider removing statues of major historical figures and creating a reparations task force, amidst budget cuts and a migrant crisis. The city council aims to remove works of art depicting figures involved in slavery or crimes against indigenous peoples.
The Federalist: The Senators Have No Clothes
The U.S. Senate will now allow senators to dress in hoodies and gym shorts, departing from the previous dress code. This change is attributed to John Fetterman, who has attracted attention in Washington.
Liberty Nation: India Latest Country to Confuse High School Geography Students
Some countries change their names for national pride or to shed colonial names. Others change due to political considerations or the formation of new countries. India may soon become Bharat, a name already used by many. Despite the potential confusion, the name change ultimately matters to the citizens of the country.
#war
National Review: U.S. Can’t Afford to Abandon Ukraine
Senators are urging President Biden to provide long-range missiles to Ukraine in order to maximize success in their counteroffensive against Russia and prevent the fortification of Russian positions. Ukraine's ability to defend itself relies on Western support, and their advances against Russian forces have proven successful so far. The argument against aiding Ukraine is that it detracts from deterring Chinese aggression in the South China Sea, but Taiwan supports Ukraine's cause and sees its survival as intertwined with its own. The war in Ukraine has highlighted the need for the U.S. to prioritize defense and exposed the shortcomings of NATO allies in terms of supplies and munitions. The aid to Ukraine is not a significant drain on resources compared to domestic programs, and supporting Ukraine's defense is preferable to allowing Russia to upset the European order.
#foreignaffairs
American Thinker: In Italy, the migrants are getting worse
The European Union has presented Italy with a 10-point plan to address the influx of migrants in Lampedusa and Sicily. The plan includes reinforcing support from the European Union Asylum Agency and the European Border and Coast Guard, increasing border surveillance, and establishing partnerships with countries of origin and transit to prevent departures. It fails to address the issue of paying Tunisia the promised tribute to stop migrant boats, and increasing legal pathways may exacerbate the problem. Critics argue that the plan overlooks the reality on the ground and may not produce desired results.
Liberty Nation: Biden UN Speech Embarrassing
President Joe Biden's UN speech was filled with generalities, contradictions, and wishful thinking, making it embarrassing rather than inspiring. He emphasized the importance of global partnership and denied the exceptional nature of the United States. Biden addressed China's aggression and intimidation but failed to acknowledge their espionage and cyberattacks against the US. He blamed the flooding in Libya on fossil fuel dependence instead of poorly constructed dams. Despite claiming to address Iran's destabilizing activities, Biden's administration made a ransom payment to Iran, showing an imbalanced equation.
Liberty Nation: Iran Fools Joe Biden with Profitable Hostage-Taking Scheme
The Iranian government has launched a cash-for-prisoners scheme, fooling President Biden into releasing $6 billion in frozen funds. The arrangement swaps prisoners and transfers the funds to Qatar, but President Raisi has indicated that Iran will decide how to spend the money, raising concerns about its potential use for terrorism or nuclear ambitions.
#economy
Forbes: Amazon Kicks Off Holiday Sales With Prime Big Deal Days October 10 & 11
Amazon has announced its Prime Days, now called Prime Big Deal Days, which will take place on October 10 and 11. The event will offer exciting deals on various brands, and will be available in 19 countries worldwide. To make the most of the event, Amazon suggests requesting access for exclusive deals, exploring delivery options, setting up personal deal alerts, using Alexa to track deals, shopping with confidence, and becoming a Prime member. Other retailers like Target and Walmart are also preparing strong promotions for the holiday season.
The Federalist: New Report Nearly Triples Estimated Covid Unemployment Fraud
The GAO estimates that Covid-era unemployment fraud may total between $100 to $135 billion, significantly higher than previous estimates. The report highlights that the pandemic programs authorized by Congress were particularly susceptible to fraud, but states have recovered only $6.8 billion of the total $900 billion spent on unemployment benefits during the pandemic. The Department of Labor criticized the report, but the auditors defended their methodology. This represents only a fraction of the overspending during the pandemic, which has led to inflation and a significant increase in the national debt.
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National Review: The Boomerang Effect of the Farm-Bill Subsidies
The Farm Bill includes numerous subsidies for U.S. farmers, costing American taxpayers $1.5 trillion over the next decade. These subsidies primarily benefit big farmers, causing an inefficient allocation of resources and reducing global commodity prices. As a result, agricultural countries like Argentina suffer economic challenges and rely on IMF loans, which are funded by American taxpayers. Removing these subsidies would reduce taxes and improve the world economy.
Red State: Time for an America First Energy Transition
America needs to prioritize developing its own energy sources to protect against financial risk and dependence on foreign oil. The recent surge in gas prices in California is a result of a lack of investment, diminishing supplies, and aging infrastructure. By focusing on abundant and reliable domestic energy production, America can lessen its dependency on foreign oil and protect its economy and standard of living.
#military
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine credits stronger military capabilities for advances south of Bakhmut – ISW
Ukraine's military advances south of Bakhmut are due to superior coordination, artillery fire, and electronic warfare systems. Ukrainian forces have high morale, training, and resources, while Russian forces suffer from poor coordination.
The Federalist: America's 'Rainbow' Military Is On Track To Lose A Major War
US military loses F-35 fighter jet after pilot ejects during training. Debacle prompts stand-down order for aviation units. Questions raised about military's decline. Military leaders prioritizing social experimentation over defense. Leftist ideologies, abortion policy, and failed military adventurism contribute to recruiting crisis. Military intentionally coopted by left to reshape society. Concerns about America's security and ability to win wars. Need for new military leadership.
#culture
National Review: Don’t Cancel H. P. Lovecraft
An emerging campaign in Providence, R.I., aims to cancel H.P. Lovecraft, a talented horror writer and known racist. While acknowledging Lovecraft's prejudices, some argue that his influence and contributions to the horror and fantasy genres cannot be ignored. Lovecraft's work, deeply embedded in American culture, continues to resonate with readers, drawing them into a world of terror and exploring the darker aspects of the human soul.
#health
The Economist: How common infections can spark psychiatric illnesses in children
Children can develop psychiatric illnesses as a result of common infections, such as strep throat. This condition, known as PANDAS, causes an immune system reaction that affects the brain and leads to behavioral and mental health issues. Many doctors are unaware of the condition and misdiagnose it, leading to improper treatment and unnecessary suffering for affected children. This lack of awareness is slowly changing, with scientists studying the condition and governments beginning to take notice. Awareness and early detection are crucial for effective treatment and to prevent long-term damage.
#crime
Fox News: Former long-serving House Republican sentenced to 22 months in prison for insider trading
Former Republican lawmaker Stephen Buyer was sentenced to 22 months in prison for insider trading. He was convicted for purchasing stocks in companies using insider information. Buyer was also ordered to forfeit the money he gained and pay a fine.
#sports
Forbes: Monumental: The Biggest Stadium In South America
River Plate, the Argentine football club, has expanded their Estadio Mâs Monumental stadium to become the largest in South America, with plans for even more expansion in the future. The stadium is a crucial revenue source for the club, as the football industry in Argentina struggles with limited income from TV contracts and merchandise sales. Stadium earnings and player sales are vital for River Plate, allowing them to make big player sales every year or two and fund the stadium expansion. The club has also secured naming rights and struck deals to host national team games and concerts, providing extra income that their rivals do not have.
Fox News: Trailblazing Darmouth football coach Buddy Teevens dies months after bicycle crash
Dartmouth football coach Eugene Teevens dies from injuries sustained in a bicycle accident. Teevens, known for his safety advocacy, had his right leg amputated and eventually passed away. He had a successful coaching career, winning multiple Ivy League titles.
Fox News: Patriots fan who died after altercation at game once saved girl who was in danger of drowning
A New England Patriots fan died after an altercation at Gillette Stadium. Dale Mooney, a season-ticket holder, was a hero to a little girl in 2009 when he rescued her from rough waters. Witnesses say a Miami Dolphins fan assaulted Mooney, leading to his death.
Forbes: The Tampa Bay Rays Get A New Stadium Deal In St. Petersburg
The Tampa Bay Rays will have a new stadium by 2028, as part of a $6.5 billion redevelopment project. The new stadium will have a capacity of 30,000 seats and will be built in the same neighborhood as the old one. The hope is that the larger redevelopment project will make the area a desirable destination for living, shopping, and entertainment.
#outdoors
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