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#illegals
American Thinker: Who are all these thousands of unvetted Venezuelan migrants marching into Eagle Pass?
Thousands of mostly Venezuelan migrants are crossing into Eagle Pass, disrupting normal border traffic and supply chains. The Biden administration's priority is to process the migrants instead. The migrants are unvetted and their claims of fleeing a dictatorship may be rehearsed. This raises concerns about potential criminal backgrounds and ties to the Chavez regime. It is essential to thoroughly vet these individuals before allowing them to enter the U.S.
Fox News: Texas Gov. orders razor wire reinstalled at border, actor has message for Dems and more top headlines
Governor orders razor wire at border due to influx of migrants. Actor criticizes Democrats' treatment of working class. Residents confront officials after carjacking incident. University seeks to penalize faculty for not using restroom according to biological sex. Alex Murdaugh to admit theft of $9 million.
#politics
Liberty Nation: The Hidden Data in Biden’s Job Report
The White House manipulates numbers while concealing important facts.
The Federalist: Lawsuit: New York's Absentee Voting Law Violates Its Constitution
Republican groups and politicians have filed a lawsuit alleging that New York's new no-excuse absentee voting law violates the state constitution. The law allows any registered voter in the state to cast an early ballot by mail, but the lawsuit argues that this goes against the provision in the constitution that reserves absentee voting for qualified voters who are absent from their county of residence or unable to appear at the polling place due to illness or disability. The Republican National Committee and other plaintiffs are asking the court to declare the law unconstitutional.
The Federalist: Senators Dressing Like Clowns Is More Evidence Of U.S. Decline
Axios reported that the Senate dress code for senators has been relaxed, allowing them to ditch business attire. Some argue it's a small issue when there are more pressing concerns, while others believe it reflects the lack of respect in the system. The change is seen as a reflection of deeper problems in American society, such as the push against high standards and the erosion of civilization.
#war
Euromaidan Press: British intel: Prolonged deployment in Ukraine takes a toll on Russian troop morale
British intel reveals that the prolonged deployment of Russian troops in Ukraine without rotations has significantly lowered morale and hindered high-level training. The absence of regular rotations out of combat duty is a key factor contributing to the low morale and the Russian Army's difficulties in conducting successful offensive operations.
Euromaidan Press: Media: Ukraine attacks Russian air base in Saky, occupied Crimea, damages equipment
Ukraine executes drone and missile attack on Russian air base in occupied Crimea, causing damage and casualties.
#economy
Liberty Nation: The Reacceleration of Inflation – Swamponomics
Inflation may not be over as new measurements suggest renewed pressures on prices. Consumer inflation rose to 3.7% in August, and core inflation eased to 4.3%. Producer prices also surged, with a 0.7% increase in August. Import and export prices also showed significant increases. This could be reminiscent of the 1980s and 1990s, where inflation persisted despite previous efforts to control it.
#culture
National Review: Ferdinand, Isabella, and All the Philips and Charleses Would Feel Right at Home
The new Gallery of Royal Collections in Madrid displays art and artifacts, including royal coaches, and is run by the Patrimonio Nacional. The museum has faced many delays since the 1930s, but has finally been finished. The Gallery showcases Spain's history and culture through its royal collections.
#health
The Federalist: You Just Have A Cold. Don’t Give Covidians Numbers By Testing
As the respiratory virus season approaches, it is advised to refuse nasal swabs and avoid Covid-19 tests, as positive results will fuel media hysteria and medical control efforts. Personal experience shows that inaccurate tests make it unnecessary. Instead, focus on self-care and avoid giving in to fear.
#crime
Fox News: Poker player admits to lying about terminal cancer to raise money to enter tournament
Amateur poker player admits lying about having terminal stage 4 colon cancer to raise money for World Series of Poker.Main goal to reach event.It is uncertain whether he will return the money or if refunds will be given.
#technology
Fox News: Oops! How to get back email you accidentally deleted on an Apple device
Losing important emails can be a nightmare, especially if you've already emptied out your trash folder. However, one way to possibly recover permanently deleted emails on your iPhone or iPad is through an iCloud backup if you have one. You can schedule an online appointment with an Apple technician who can help you with the recovery process.
If iCloud backup is not an option for you, there are free data recovery programs available that can help you recover deleted files and emails. However, it's important to note that using these programs may require resetting your device and potentially risking data loss. It's always best to have your data backed up regularly to avoid such situations.