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#illegals
Breitbart: Trump Promises 'Largest Domestic Deportation Operation in American History'
Former President Donald Trump announced his plan to carry out the largest domestic deportation operation in American history, modeled after Dwight Eisenhower's "Operation Wetback." Trump criticized the current immigration crisis and promised to secure the border and stop illegal immigration. He emphasized that he did more to secure the border in his first term than any other president and vowed to terminate every Open Borders policy of the Biden administration. The number of illegal immigrants in the U.S. has increased to almost 17 million, according to a report by the Federation for American Immigration Reform.
#politics
National Review: The Corner: Megyn Kelly, Trump’s Latest Nasty Woman
Megyn Kelly faces backlash from Donald Trump for asking tough questions in an interview. Trump calls her "nasty" for challenging him.
National Review: The Corner: Republicans: The UAW Will Never Love You
Donald Trump is skipping the GOP primary debate to hang out with the UAW, an organization that puts its political support behind left-wing causes. The UAW exists to push progressive politics and has often been involved in corrupt activities. Republicans believe that the UAW harms the interests of auto workers by pushing EV mandates. They demand transparency and accountability from union bosses and support workers' rights to opt out.
Townhall: My Party: The Stupid Party!
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is under pressure from conservative representatives Marjorie Taylor Greene and Lauren Boebert to impeach President Biden for his son's questionable foreign dealings. Meanwhile, the conservative Freedom Caucus is threatening to shut down the government unless there are cuts in government spending. However, the majority of voters don't care about government spending. Instead, there is widespread concern about the influx of illegal immigrants, which is solely blamed on Biden. Republican priorities should focus on this issue, as it is more likely to gain voter support.
Front Page Magazine: Lauren Boebert and Double Standards
Left-leaning mainstream media is criticizing Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) for being escorted out of a theater with her boyfriend for vaping and recording the performance. The incident, which would usually be considered minor, raises questions about double standards and media bias. Meanwhile, worse behavior from the left has been largely ignored, highlighting the hypocrisy in the coverage. Boebert apologized for her actions, unlike other left-wing figures who show no remorse for similar transgressions. The incident seems to be a targeted effort to create controversy and undermine Boebert's strong conservative stance.
Breitbart: Ted Cruz: Democrats Will ‘Parachute’ Michelle Obama in to Replace Joe Biden
Sen. Ted Cruz believes that the Democrat Party may replace President Joe Biden before the 2024 election and "parachute" former First Lady Michelle Obama in as a replacement. Cruz claims that the Democrats are becoming nervous about Biden's age, corruption scandals, and negative media coverage. He suggests that if Biden's mental state worsens by the time of the Democratic National Convention, Michelle Obama could be brought in as a new candidate. Cruz also believes that former President Barack Obama is already running the Biden administration as a "puppet master."
Red State: Gov. Gavin Newsom Ducks and Dodges When Asked About Limits on Abortion
California Gov. Gavin Newsom dodged questions about his personal stance on abortion, claiming that it is a decision for the mother, the doctor, and those involved. He criticized Trump's comments on late-term abortions and labeled the debate as a political tactic.
Fox News: McCarthy unveils new plan to avoid shutdown at closed-door House GOP meeting
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy presented a new plan for a temporary government funding bill that would fund the government for 30 days at a reduced spending level. The plan excludes defense spending, Department of Homeland Security, and Veterans Affairs, and includes a border security bill and a commission to study the national debt crisis. The House Republican majority has been in disarray over disagreements on funding the government and avoiding a shutdown.
#society
Breitbart: 'Take Them Back': Protest Forms in Front of NYC Migrant Shelter
Protesters in New York City block bus of migrants from entering former assisted living facility turned shelter. Mayor Adams calls it an "ugly display." Protestor and police officer injured.
Fox News: Wisconsin police officers rescue young woman who screamed 'I wanna die!' in Lake Michigan
Kenosha police rescue a distressed young woman from the rough waters of Lake Michigan after she attempted to take her own life. The officers urged her not to enter the water but she slipped in anyway. Despite her protests, the officers never gave up trying to save her, eventually pulling her to safety.
Front Page Magazine: Egypt Bans Wearing Hijab and Niqab in Schools
The Egyptian government has prohibited the wearing of niqabs in schools, allowing only hair covers that do not hide the face. This decision is seen as part of Egypt's battle against the Muslim Brotherhood. The ban sets an example for Muslim and non-Muslim countries alike.
#war
Breitbart: Milley Says Ukraine War Can Be Sustained Since U.S. and Allies 'Are Rich'
Gen. Mark Milley, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, stated that the United States and its allies can sustain the war in Ukraine due to their wealth and military resources. He emphasized that they will continue to support Ukraine as long as necessary. Meanwhile, there is debate in the U.S. Congress regarding additional aid to Ukraine, as polls show increasing opposition from the American public. Ukrainian President Zelensky's upcoming visit to Washington, D.C. may face more skepticism this time, especially with no end in sight to the war and limited time for a counteroffensive before winter.
#economy
Breitbart: J.D. Vance: Biden Agenda 'Explicitly Designed' to Offshore U.S. Auto Jobs
Sen. J.D. Vance warns that President Biden's Electric Vehicle (EV) mandates will offshore auto workers' jobs, cutting wages and reducing job availability. China dominates the global supply chain for EVs, leading to lower wages, fewer jobs, and higher prices. Vance urges striking auto workers to use their leverage with Biden to halt the EV policies and empower the American auto industry.
Forbes: Fed Chair Powell Says He Won't Forecast A 'Soft Landing'—Here’s What That Goldilocks Scenario Looks Like And Why Powell Won’t Commit
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell declined to commit to a soft landing for the U.S. economy, despite the Fed's indications that it is expecting one. The Fed's updated projections show a soft landing, but Powell emphasized that the economy's direction will depend on the data.
#military
Forbes: Senate To Vote On Key Military Confirmations Amid Tuberville Blockade
The Senate is set to vote on three military nominations after months of deadlock caused by Sen. Tommy Tuberville's objection to a military abortion policy. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer filed a cloture to expedite the debate on the appointments. Tuberville had refused to approve military confirmations as a form of protest against the Pentagon's policy.
Fox News: Senate confirms Air Force Gen. Charles Brown as Chairmain of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, 83-11
The Senate confirmed General Charles Q. Brown Jr. as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, with an overwhelming majority. He is currently the Chief of Staff for the U.S. Air Force.
#religion
Daily Wire: Garland Visibly Upset After Lawmaker Presses Him On Anti-Catholic FBI Memo
U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland gets upset when questioned about the FBI labeling Radical-Traditional Catholics as potential domestic terrorists. Garland denies knowledge and involvement, stating that discriminating against any religion is outrageous. The FBI memo targets traditional Catholics but was immediately removed from the system.
#crime
The Blaze: Man tries to climb wall of elementary school with a sledgehammer and dies after being confronted by a group of men, police say
A man dies after trying to climb the wall of an elementary school with a sledgehammer. He had already climbed a fence and was detained by a group of men when he tried to scale another barrier. The man was unresponsive when the police arrived and paramedics confirmed his death.
Fox News: Los Angeles DA George Gascon announces next steps after deputy's ambush killing
Kevin Cataneo Salazar has been charged with the murder of sheriff's deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer in Los Angeles County. Salazar entered a dual plea of not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity. The district attorney's office has vowed to aggressively prosecute the case.
#sports
Fox News: Brewers pitcher gets 162-game suspension after he tests positive for same PED a second time
Milwaukee Brewers pitcher J.C. Mejia suspended for 162 games after second positive PED test. Mejia, who tested positive for Stanozolol, has been on the injured list with a shoulder issue. This is his second suspension for using performance-enhancing substances.
#other
Forbes: George R.R. Martin And Other Big-Name Authors Sue OpenAI For Copyright Infringement
Prominent authors, including George R.R. Martin and John Grisham, have filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging that the company's AI chatbot, ChatGPT, was trained using copyrighted works without permission. The Authors Guild joined in the lawsuit, claiming that OpenAI's actions threaten the livelihoods of writers. The guild is seeking compensation for the unauthorized use of the authors' works.