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#illegals
The Right Scoop: Joe Biden to give work permits and deportation protections to nearly HALF A MILLION Venezuelans here illegally
The Biden administration will be granting work permits and deportation protection to nearly half a million Venezuelan migrants, including those in the country illegally. This comes as the number of Venezuelans crossing the border illegally into Eagle Pass, Texas is increasing.
#politics
Red State: New Hampshire Poll Shows Some Troubling News for DeSantis Campaign
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, once seen as a threat to former President Donald Trump, falls to fifth place among Republican voters in New Hampshire. Trump maintains a strong lead with 39% support, leaving DeSantis with only 10%. These shifting numbers suggest a change in the Republican base's preferences and a challenging road ahead for DeSantis.
Fox News: Israeli ambassador lambasts United Nations 'red carpet' treatment of Iran president
The Israeli ambassador to the U.N. accuses the United Nations of giving "red carpet treatment" to Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, whom he calls a "mass murderer" responsible for human rights violations and Iran's nuclear race. The ambassador holds up a picture of an Iranian woman who was murdered for not wearing her hijab properly. He is forcibly removed from the general assembly and briefly detained.
The Israeli ambassador criticizes the U.N.'s bias against Israel and expresses frustration about the delayed meeting between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Biden. He disagrees with the U.S. administration's decision to rejoin the old Iran deal, but still respects and works closely with them.
#society
Newsbusters: WashPost 'Gender Columnist' Loses Her Mind Over DeSantis Term 'Abortion Tourism'
Leftist Pulitzer Prize finalists Monica Hesse criticizes Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for protesting Pentagon's abortion funding. Hesse argues against the dismissive term "abortion tourism," claiming it undermines the importance of reproductive care and portrays pregnant people as frivolous. She also dislikes the phrase "abortion on demand" used by pro-life activists and accuses DeSantis of manufacturing outrage for political gain.
PJ Media: Liberty in Peril: Thomas Sowell’s Warnings on Marxism, Censorship
Conservative thinker Thomas Sowell warns about the dangers of Marxism and censorship on Mark Levin's show. Studying history reveals how badly Marxism turned out. Marxism aims to centralize government power and make decisions for others. Sowell also criticizes graphic sex education, government institutions like the Federal Reserve, and the increasing censorship and propaganda. Censorship of free speech has always been a tool of Marxist authorities and threatens American liberty.
The Blaze: PARENTAL ADVISORY: What just passed in California is coming for all kids across the nation
Parents in California are being forced to affirm their child's gender dysphoria or risk losing custody rights, according to a new law. The law requires judges in child custody cases to consider whether parents support their child's gender transition. Glenn Beck argues that this law gives the government too much control over parenting decisions.
Daily Wire: Virginia Democrat Says Nobody Called His Fraternity’s Event A ‘Slave Auction.’ New Evidence Casts Doubt On His Claim.
Democratic Virginia state senator Monty Mason has come under scrutiny after evidence suggests that his fraternity held a "slave auction" fundraiser while he was president. Mason claimed to have no knowledge of the event, but a newly discovered flier promoting the fundraiser contradicts his denial. This incident echoes past controversies involving racially-charged yearbook photos by Virginia Democrats. Mason is currently up for re-election in a competitive race that could impact the control of the Virginia Senate.
Human Events: Acceptance of radical gender ideology trends downwards over past few years in Britain: report
New polling shows that British society has become more liberal overall, accepting non-traditional families and same-sex marriage. However, attitudes towards transgender issues have decreased since 2019. While there has been significant progress in societal thinking, there are still divisions on certain issues, such as abortion.
Fox News: Once-in-a-decade census detailing America’s race, ethnicity data finally released
The 2020 U.S. Census reveals that Venezuelans are the fastest-growing Hispanic group, Asian Indians and Chinese are the largest Asian population groups, and the Middle Eastern/North African population is over 3.5 million. The census determines federal funding and political power.
#war
American Thinker: Just as Zelensky arrives in Washington, Poland calls it quits on arms sales to Ukraine
President Zelensky is heading to Washington to lobby for more money from the US Congress to support Ukraine's fight against Russia. While President Biden supports the request, Republicans in Congress may be more skeptical. Poland, one of Ukraine's strongest supporters, has recently escalated a battle over grain exports with Ukraine, potentially indicating a shift in its support.
National Review: The Corner: We Already Have a Strategy in Aiding Ukraine
Congressional Republicans are requesting more transparency regarding U.S. aid to Ukraine before approving an additional $24 billion. They question the strategy and exit plan, but there is already a grand strategy in place to maintain Europe's post-Cold War order and support Ukraine in resisting Russian invasion. The goal is to degrade Russia's offensive military capacity, deter aggression in Europe, and strengthen relationships with Europe. There is no need for an exit strategy as we are not directly involved in the conflict.
Fox News: Vance, 28 other lawmakers say Biden Ukraine funding ask 'makes a mockery' of Congress
A group of Republican lawmakers is opposing further funding for Ukraine, criticizing the lack of clarity on how previous funding has been spent. They reject President Biden's request for $24 billion in additional aid and argue that the demand for increased defense spending makes a mockery of the legislative process. While they are a small minority, their dissent could create procedural obstacles to aid packages in the Senate. The lawmakers are calling for Ukraine to explain its plan for victory before receiving additional funding.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: RMF24: Polish Foreign Ministry surprised by PM’s statement on supply of weapons to Ukraine
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki surprises the Foreign Ministry with a statement on the supply of weapons to Ukraine. Morawiecki said that Poland is not providing Ukraine with any weapons and has no such plans.
Daily Wire: McCarthy Denies Zelensky Opportunity To Address Joint Session Of Congress
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy denied Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's request to address Congress. Zelensky is seeking more aid for Ukraine's fight against Russian invaders. President Joe Biden is asking Congress for additional military and humanitarian assistance. Some Republicans are opposing the request and demanding answers on spending and progress in the war. McCarthy privately met with Zelensky and posed for photos. He remained noncommittal about the aid package sought by the Biden administration. Zelensky also met with senators and is expected to meet with Biden later in the day.
National Review: The Corner: Ukraine Alienates Poland
Volodomyr Zelensky, the president of Ukraine, faces criticism for his handling of allies and the war effort. NATO's delay in granting membership to Ukraine has allowed Russia to oppose it using extreme measures. Ukraine is paying the catastrophic costs of a policy that provoked but couldn't deter Russia. Additionally, tensions have risen between Ukraine and Poland over grain exports and Ukrainian immigration. Despite Poland's strong support for Ukraine in the past, its government's rhetoric has shifted ahead of elections. It is crucial for Zelensky to manage this relationship carefully to maintain Polish enthusiasm for the Ukrainian cause.
Foreign Policy: North Korean Talks Collapsed but Didn’t Fail
Moon Jae-in appointed the narrator as presidential secretary for peace and arms control, amidst escalating tensions between the US and North Korea. The two Koreas engaged in dialogue through South Korea, leading to historic meetings and agreements. However, negotiations collapsed in Hanoi, and COVID-19 hindered communication. The significance of the Comprehensive Military Agreement, which reduced the possibility of conflict in the DMZ, is underappreciated. Peace-making is a long process, and the ultimate goal of a peace regime and denuclearization requires diplomacy, negotiation, and courage.
#economy
Fox News: This new smartphone poses a problem for Apple in China
Huawei, a giant in the smartphone industry, faced a devastating ban from doing business with American companies in 2019, causing its market share to plummet and its future to become uncertain. The ban was imposed due to national security concerns.
Despite the ban and sanctions, Huawei unveiled the Mate 60 Pro, a remarkable smartphone technology that poses a significant threat to Apple iPhone sales in China. The Mate 60 Pro is powered by a 7-nanometer chip, showcasing Huawei's ability to innovate and compete in the global tech industry. China's aim is to transition from dependency on foreign tech to fostering indigenous innovation.
Forbes: How Instacart’s IPO Delivers Liquidity Payday For Employees’ Stock Options And Restricted Stock Units
Instacart's IPO is not just about raising money, but also about providing liquidity for its employees' stock. The company's S-1 registration statement reveals details about its equity programs, including grants of restricted stock units and stock options. Many employees will face a significant tax bill when the shares are delivered, as the value of the shares could push them into a higher tax bracket. Instacart expects to recognize approximately $2.6 billion in stock-based compensation expense associated with the liquidity event-based vesting condition for outstanding RSUs and shares of restricted stock.
The Blaze: Australian bank to eliminate cash and check services in 2024
Macquarie Bank, the fifth-largest bank in Australia, plans to phase out cash and check transactions by the end of 2024 and shift to digital-only transactions. The bank will also cease phone payment services. Cash will still be available through ATMs for now. (, )
#health
Fox News: 'Euphoria' star Angus Cloud's cause of death revealed
Angus Cloud's death confirmed as accidental drug intoxication. The "Euphoria" star had meth, cocaine, fentanyl, and benzodiazepines in his system.
Fox News: Free COVID tests will again be available from US government starting next week
The U.S. government is reactivating the program to mail free COVID-19 tests to homes upon request. Starting Sept. 25, households can order four free tests online. The Biden administration will invest $600 million in manufacturing and delivering the tests to improve preparedness for future pandemics.
#crime
Fox News: Husband of Virginia woman insists she, their 3 children last seen weeks ago are ‘not missing’
A Virginia woman, Lauren Cook, and her three children were reported missing after she missed two court dates. Her husband, Jordan Cook, insists they are safe. The Franklin County Sheriff's Office has been unable to make contact with them since September 5 or 6.
Fox News: Illinois quadruple murder suspect dead after police chase, fiery explosion — 600 miles away
Authorities have identified Nathaniel Huey Jr., 32, as the suspect responsible for killing a family of four and their three dogs in Romeoville, Illinois. Huey was found dead in a fiery car crash in Catoosa, Oklahoma, along with his domestic partner, Ermalinda Palomo. The investigation into the quadruple murder is ongoing.
#sports
Forbes: Tennis Rivals Turn To Teammates During Laver Cup
The Laver Cup 2023 brings together players from Team World and Team Europe to compete in a team tennis event. The goal is to turn rivals into teammates and provide a unique experience for fans. The players not only compete on the court but also engage in practices, photo shoots, and team meetings. Coaching and advice from experienced players and legends in the game is a key aspect of the event.
#technology
Forbes: How To Convert HEIC To JPG
HEIC files are high quality photos generated by Apple products. To convert them to JPG, Mac users can use the Preview app, while PC users can use online converters like Cloud Convert, FileZigZag, or Image Candy.
#other
Breitbart: Exclusive: 'DHS Out to Lunch,' Plans Massive Migrant Releases at Texas Border, Says CBP Source
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has no cohesive strategy to address the incursion of 2,500 migrants into a Texas border town. Border Patrol stations are beyond capacity and instructed to quickly process and release the migrants to non-government shelters. The lack of detention space has resulted in overcrowding at other Border Patrol stations as well.
Breitbart: Succession: Rupert Murdoch Stepping Down, Hands Fox and News Corp. to Son Lachlan
Media mogul Rupert Murdoch is stepping down as chairman of both Fox Corp. and News Corp. His son, Lachlan Murdoch, will take over as sole chairman of News Corp. and will continue as CEO of Fox Corp. The move marks the end of Murdoch's long career in the media industry.