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The Blaze: Did Soros 'Republicans' make it ILLEGAL for Texas AG Ken Paxton to prosecute voter fraud?!
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton was acquitted by the Texas Senate on 16 articles of impeachment, leading to concerns about the future of the Republican Party in Texas. A federal investigation into Paxton continues, and he believes the Biden administration is determined to get rid of him. The Texas Courts of Appeals recently struck down a law that prevented Paxton from prosecuting voter fraud, a decision he believes will make Texas vulnerable to voter fraud.
Daily Wire: Manchin Gathers Support To Reverse Senate’s ‘Fetterman Rule’ Dress Code
Sen. Joe Manchin is rallying a Senate coalition to overturn the decision to stop enforcing the chamber's dress code, known as "The Fetterman Rule." The dress code, which requires business attire, was relaxed by Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, sparking controversy and jokes. Critics, including Sen. John Cornyn and Sen. Rick Scott, argue that the decision is misguided. The change is largely directed at Sen. John Fetterman, who often wears casual attire. Manchin, who thinks the decision is wrong, plans to file a resolution to reinstate the previous dress code.
Breitbart: Plurality of GOP Voters Say Republicans Would Be Blamed for Government Shutdown
A poll commissioned by the Republican Main Street Partnership finds that a plurality of Republican primary voters believe that the GOP would be blamed for a potential government shutdown. Republicans in Congress are most likely to take the blame, followed by Democrats and President Biden. However, the poll also suggests that the Democrat Party may carry more of the blame than the Republican Party.
Forbes: Murdoch Leaves Fox: Here’s A Timeline Of Billionaire Network Chair’s Roller-Coaster Relationship With Trump
Rupert Murdoch, the longtime chairman of Fox Corporation and News Corp, stepped down following a tumultuous relationship with former President Donald Trump and a defamation lawsuit settlement. Murdoch had initially criticized Trump but later maintained a close connection to him, offering advice during his presidency. Trump grew sour towards Murdoch and Fox News during the 2020 election, and the relationship further deteriorated after Fox called Arizona for President Joe Biden. In the end, Murdoch settled a defamation lawsuit brought by Dominion Voting Systems for $787.5 million.
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Human Events: NICOLE RUSSELL: Don’t rush to judgment on Russell Brand — our boys’ lives depend on it
Russell Brand, a comedian with a large YouTube platform, has been accused of sexual assault by several women. YouTube demonetized him and the BBC removed some of his material from its streaming archive. While it's important to believe women and address sexual assault, it is also crucial to have due process and not immediately condemn and cancel someone based solely on allegations.
Fox News: Phoenix ordered to permanently clear largest homeless encampment by early November
Phoenix must clear its largest homeless encampment by Nov. 4, according to a judge's ruling. The city has been working on shutting down "The Zone" since May, but requested more time. Phoenix is creating alternative spaces nearby and increasing police presence to address the issue.
#war
Breitbart: Hawley: They Want Us 'Writing Checks to Ukraine' Forever
Sen. Josh Hawley criticized the U.S. government's approach to Ukraine, stating that continuously providing financial aid is unnecessary and will lead to prolonged war. He emphasized the need for a clear strategy and investment in the United States instead.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Poland Announces It Will Stop Supplying Weapons to Ukraine
Poland has announced it will stop supplying weapons to Ukraine and will prioritize its own defense. The decision has caused shock in the international community, as Poland has been a staunch supporter of Ukraine since the Russian invasion. Polish-Ukrainian relations have been strained recently due to a ban on Ukrainian grain imports.
#military
Fox News: 3 South African navy personnel dead, 1 critical after submarine accident
Three South African navy personnel died and a senior officer was critically injured after seven crew members of a submarine were swept off the deck by big waves during a supply transfer from a helicopter. The accidents occurred three hours apart and are being investigated.
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Fox News: Mother of Virginia 6-year-old who shot teacher to remain free on bond
A judge rejects request to revoke bond for mother of 6-year-old who shot teacher. Failed drug tests, marijuana use, and firearm possession.
#sports
Forbes: Has Andre Onana Been An Upgrade On David De Gea For Man Utd?
Manchester United suffers a 4-3 defeat to Bayern Munich due to a blunder by goalkeeper Andre Onana. Onana's form and mistakes have raised questions about whether he is an improvement for the team.
#technology
Flag And Cross: Microsoft's Chief Product Officer Panos Panay Leaves To Join Amazon
Microsoft's chief product officer, Panos Panay, has left to join Amazon. His departure was not sudden, as recent changes within Microsoft and budget cuts had left him disheartened. Panay's decision to join Amazon, known for its popular consumer devices, aligns with his passion for consumer products.