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#politics
PJ Media: Trump's Plan to Visit Auto Workers May Have Democrats Scrambling
In the aftermath of the 2020 election, Trump supporters hoped that he had a plan to reclaim the White House and defeat his enemies, but it never materialized. Trump surprised the Biden camp by skipping the next debate to speak with striking auto workers in Detroit, causing concern for the Biden campaign. The move may depend on how many union members are dissatisfied with the current administration.
The Right Scoop: DISSENT: Turns out Dick Durbin isn’t happy with Schumer loosening the dress code and he’s making it known
Senator Dick Durbin disagrees with Senator Chuck Schumer's decision to loosen the Senate dress code, believing that standards should be maintained on the Senate floor.
Senator John Fetterman is seen using an automatic transcription program on his phone during a meeting with President Zelensky, but attempts to hide it by covering his pocket.
Breitbart: Hollywood Celebrities Ariana Grande, Mark Ruffalo, Billy Porter Support Soros-Backed Initiative Spreading 'Book Bans' Hoax
Hollywood celebrities support a George Soros-backed initiative framing the removal of sexually explicit books from school libraries as "book bans." They claim conservative politicians are engaging in censorship, though the books in question are pornographic and promote critical race theory. MoveOn, a left-wing political organization, is behind the project and using it as a fundraiser. (, )
The Babylon Bee: Nation Torn Between Party That Openly Supports Perversion And Party That Only Secretly Supports Perversion
The American people are torn between two political parties, each known for their perceived support of perversion - one openly and the other secretly. Voters express their disappointment and frustration with the lack of viable options. GOP leaders attempt to assure voters that they will keep their degenerate behavior private, but voters remain unconvinced, preferring the Democrats' open and honest approach, despite their own flaws. The Democrats criticize Republicans as disgusting hypocrites and advocate for normalizing indecent behavior.
#society
Newsbusters: ‘Paw Patrol’ Spin-off Features Non-Binary Character, Written By ‘Queer Mr.Rogers’
The spinoff of the children's show "Paw Patrol," called "Rubble & Crew," will feature non-binary characters, causing concern among some parents. The writer of the spinoff, Lindz Amer, is an LGBTQ activist and the host of the YouTube channel "Queer Kid Stuff." The inclusion of non-binary characters and subtle LGBTQ references in shows for young children has sparked debate over indoctrination and the influence on impressionable minds.
Daily Wire: Popular ‘Paw Patrol’ Cartoon Spinoff Slammed For Introducing ‘Non-Binary’ Character
The popular kids cartoon "Paw Patrol" introduces a new "non-binary" character named River in an episode of its spinoff show, "Rubble & Crew." The inclusion of River is celebrated by LGBTQ activist Lindsay Amer, who was brought in to consult on the character and write their episode. The episode and River's identity are not directly addressed, but subtle messaging is present, such as shoes featuring the trans flag colors. This has sparked controversy, with some accusing Hollywood of indoctrinating children with LGBTQ messaging at a young age.
The Blaze: Commentary: No, Wired, having children isn't immoral
In his article for Wired, Leo Kim argues that preferring biological children is immoral and an outdated concept. He suggests that our modern ethical norms should prioritize alternative methods like gestational surrogacy and womb transplants. Kim also links the desire for biological ties to a racially inflected obsession with genetic history and white hegemony. However, many find his arguments to be ignorant and out of touch with the desires and traditions of different cultures. Kim's viewpoint challenges the idea of family and genetic lineage, raising questions about societal attitudes towards procreation and personal choices.
#war
Fox News: Judge to rule whether 9/11 defendant deemed psychotic, delusional from CIA torture can stand trial: report
A military judge is deciding whether a 9/11 defendant at Guantánamo Bay can stand trial, as a medical board found him to be psychotic from past CIA torture. Ramzi bin al-Shibh's mental issues resulting from torture are being considered in his competency for the proceedings. Families of victims and conservatives are outraged that plea negotiations are being allowed for other defendants.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Israeli officials blast UN decision to place ancient Jericho as protected site under Palestinian Authority
Israel criticizes UNESCO for listing the ruins of Jericho as a World Heritage site, accusing Palestinians of trying to erase Jewish history. Israel rejects the decision and plans to reverse it. The Palestinian Authority welcomes the designation.
American Thinker: Hurricane devastates Libya, and who's to blame? Why, the Jews!
The U.N.'s Climate Ambition Summit was poorly attended by major nations, but they carried on regardless, claiming the gates to hell have opened. Israel's ambassador to the U.N. was detained for showing a picture of an Iranian murder victim. The storm Daniel, named by Israel, caused devastating floods, leading to accusations of Zionist control.
#economy
American Thinker: Raising interest rates is not the solution
Economist and former Reserve Bank of India governor, Raghuram Rajan, believes that interest rate policy is not the solution to inflation caused by government interference in key industrial sectors. The Biden administration's disruptions to energy production and supply, as well as its commitment to escalate regional wars, have led to price rises and disruptions in the global economy. Rajan argues that lower tax rates and direct investment in new energy are more appropriate solutions than taxing carbon. Higher interest rates only lead to higher tax rates and lower purchasing power, leaving consumers and businesses longing for the Trump administration's policies.
Breitbart: CNN's Tausche: Biden Seeing if Gas Prices Fall on Their Own, They Won't Fall Much Without Recession or More Oil
White House officials are monitoring gas prices and considering policy options to control them, but they are adopting a wait-and-see approach for now. They are hopeful that the economy's shift away from peak travel and air-conditioning season will naturally bring down prices. However, without increased oil production from Saudi Arabia and Russia or a recession, significant impact is unlikely.
Forbes: With Resale App TipTop, Postmates Founder Bastian Lehmann Wants To Turn Your Junk Into Cash
Postmates founder Bastian Lehmann has launched a new startup called TipTop, which aims to make it easier to sell used products. The first app, TipTop Cash, connects to a user's Gmail or Amazon accounts to scan for past purchases and predict a fair value to offer for each eligible item. A second service, TipTop Pay, will offer a discount on the purchase price in exchange for the promise to return the product after a fixed period of time.
#culture
Fox News: Opera singer Tenor Stephen Gould dies at age 61 weeks after announcing diagnosis of incurable bile duct cancer
Tenor Stephen Gould, known for his performances in Richard Wagner's "Ring" cycle, has died at the age of 61. Gould had been diagnosed with incurable bile duct cancer earlier this month. He withdrew from the Bayreuth Festival in Germany this summer due to his illness.
#history
Fox News: US House passes bill preserving South Dakota’s Wounded Knee massacre site
More than 200 Native Americans were killed in the Wounded Knee massacre in 1890. Legislation to preserve the site and place federal protections on it was passed by the U.S. House of Representatives. Tribes also purchased surrounding land to ensure its preservation.
#crime
Forbes: Police Searching For Escaped Child Sex Offender Who Walked Out Of St. Louis County Hospital
Convicted child sex offender escapes custody from a hospital in St. Louis. Police unsure of how he escaped.
Fox News: 2 children dead in upstate NY after collision between Amish buggy, pickup truck
Two young children died when a pickup truck crashed into an Amish buggy in northern New York. Four others were injured. The investigation is ongoing.
Breitbart: Suspected Terrorist Pleads Not Guilty to Escaping from London Prison
A former soldier in London has pleaded not guilty to escaping custody after allegedly sneaking out of prison by strapping himself under a food delivery truck. Daniel Khalife, who was awaiting trial on terrorism charges, used bedsheets to tie himself under the truck and was arrested after a four-day manhunt. He will face trial in November for both the escaping custody charge and the terrorism charges.
#sports
Dirt Wheels Magazine: 1980s TO 1990s BLACKWATER/CROSS-COUNTRY/GNCC RACER'S REUNION
A reunion for cross-country racers from the 80s and 90s is being organized in Austin, Pennsylvania on October 28, 2023. Reservations can still be made at Bob and Kelly Kline’s Northern Comfort. 4-wheel 90cc racing will be held, along with a catered meal. Camping and rooms are available.
#other
Fox News: 4 Canadian firefighters killed on way home from British Columbia wildfire site
Four firefighters died in a vehicle crash while returning home after battling the wildfires in British Columbia. The deaths bring the total number of firefighter fatalities this season to six.