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#illegals
Daily Wire: Pentagon To Keep 400 Troops At Border As Illegal Crossings Approached 180,000 In August
The Pentagon will keep 400 troops at the southern border to address the ongoing issue of illegal immigration into the U.S. The troops are part of a group sent during the lead-up to the expiration of a policy that allowed the turning back of illegal immigrants over COVID concerns. The number of illegal crossings continues to remain high.
#politics
Red State: NEW: Fani Willis Reportedly Has Evidence That Could Exonerate 'Fake' Electors
Fani Willis possesses evidence that could exonerate Republicans charged with conspiracy to overturn Georgia's 2020 election. The meeting transcript shows intent to preserve Trump's right to challenge election results, not to impersonate official electors.
National Review: Former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson Dies at 75
Former New Mexico governor Bill Richardson, known for his diplomatic service, passed away at 75. He founded the Richardson Center for Global Engagement, which negotiated the release of prisoners and hostages from hostile countries. Richardson's efforts led to the liberation of individuals held in North Korea, Iraq, Cuba, and Sudan, including American journalist Danny Fenster and WNBA star Brittney Griner. His commitment to helping others held unjustly abroad made him a champion in the field.
#society
Breitbart: Brooks: Chances Gun Control Legislation Will Work at Reducing Ability to Get Guns 'Low'
New York Times columnist David Brooks believes that due to the large number of guns in the U.S., gun control legislation will not be effective in reducing access to firearms. He suggests that in cases like the Jacksonville shooting, it is important for someone to recognize the dangerous behavior of the shooter before tragedy occurs.
#war
Breitbart: Russia Claims to Have Thwarted Three Drone Attacks on Kerch Bridge
Russia destroys three Ukrainian naval drones attempting to attack a key bridge in Crimea. The bridge has been targeted multiple times since Russia's invasion of Ukraine. In retaliation, Ukrainian forces shell Russian border regions, and Russian forces launch missiles and airstrikes in Ukraine. Russia risks splitting its forces in an attempt to prevent a Ukrainian breakthrough in the south. Ukrainian forces are advancing, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announces that they are "on the move." Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet with Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan to discuss the ongoing conflict.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Iran Reportedly Receives Russian Jets, But They Aren’t The Long-Sought-After Su-35 Flanker
Iran has received subsonic Yak-130 trainer jets from Russia instead of the Su-35 Flanker fighter jets they had hoped for. These trainers may indicate that the delivery of the Su-35 will happen in the future. Iran has supplied Russia with drones for the war in Ukraine.
Breitbart: Ex-Italian PM Claims France Shot Down Domestic Flight in 1980
Former Italian premier Giuliano Amato claims that a French air force missile accidentally brought down a passenger jet over the Mediterranean Sea in 1980, aiming to assassinate Libya's then leader Moammar Gadhafi. Amato believes that France hit the plane while targeting a Libyan military jet, but has no hard proof. The cause of the crash, which killed all 81 people on board, remains a mystery.
Breitbart: Nobel Bans Ambassadors from Belarus, Iran, and Russia from Ceremony
The Nobel Foundation withdrew its invitation for representatives of Russia, Belarus, and Iran to attend the Nobel Prize award ceremonies in Stockholm after facing strong reactions. Swedish lawmakers boycotted the ceremonies due to the foundation's decision, citing Russia's war on Ukraine and human rights violations in Iran. The ambassadors will still be invited to the award ceremony in Oslo.
Red State: Former US Ambassador to the UN and Governor, Bill Richardson, Dead at 75
Bill Richardson, former governor of New Mexico and U.S. ambassador, has died at 75. He dedicated his life to public service and helping those wrongfully detained abroad. Richardson was known for his efforts in negotiating the release of American hostages held by foreign governments.
#sports
Forbes: No Longer Sleepless In Seattle, Mariners Move Toward First Title
The Seattle Mariners, led by center-fielder Julio Rodriguez, have defied expectations and are making a serious run at the World Series. After a poor start to the season, they have consistently won games and now find themselves in contention for the top spot in their division. The addition of talented new players and strong performances from their starting rotation have been key factors in their success.