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Daily Wire: Pressure Mounts For Democrat Sen. Bob Menendez To Resign From Office Over Corruption Charges
Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) is facing pressure to resign after being indicted on corruption charges. The indictment alleges that Menendez and his wife had a corrupt relationship with New Jersey businessmen, who allegedly gave the senator bribes worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. Rep. Dean Phillips (D-MN) and MSNBC host Lawrence O'Donnell are among those calling for Menendez's resignation.
Breitbart: Kamala Harris Becomes Gun Control 'Czar' After Repeated Failures
President Biden has appointed Vice President Harris to lead the federal office of gun violence prevention. The office will collaborate with the Biden administration, Community Justice Action Fund, and Everytown for Gun Safety to address gun control. However, Harris has faced criticism for her handling of key policy issues, including gun control, artificial intelligence, and the migrant crisis.
The Federalist: Court Smacks Down Dem's Challenge To Florida Election Law
A federal appeals court upholds Florida's election integrity law, dismissing claims of discrimination against black voters. The law strengthens voter ID requirements, bans ballot harvesting, and increases election transparency. The court's decision overturns a prior ruling by a judge appointed by Obama.
The Blaze: Biden told the story of why he ran for president at a fundraiser. Then just minutes later, he told the exact same story again, 'nearly word for word,' prompting concerns about his decrepitude.
President Joe Biden's recent remarks at a campaign reception raised concerns about his mental acuity. He repeated a false story about the events in Charlottesville and his decision to run for office again. Biden's cognitive decline is evident through various gaffes and memory lapses, leading to questions about his fitness for the presidency.
The Babylon Bee: 8 Meals Every Family Can Afford Under Bidenomics
Struggling under Bidenomics? The Babylon Bee offers tips for meals on a budget: share a single bean, add extra water to ramen, dumpster dive for steak, eat your neighbor's cat, buy used sushi, feast on your own words, stock up on Costco samples (with disguises), and enjoy a luxurious meal if you're a Biden family member. Meanwhile, consider the safe haven of physical gold in a time of economic uncertainty and political corruption. Gold and silver have outperformed the DOW and S&P over the past 20 years. Contact Harvard Gold Group for a free investment guide. A wild Gender Fairy interrupts Kyle Mann's day. Subscribe to the YouTube channel for more content.
The American Spectator: DeSantis Calls for American Energy Dominance
Republican presidential contender Ron DeSantis denounces climate alarmism, vows to oppose electric vehicle industry and increase domestic fossil fuel production if elected. He plans to roll back environmental regulations and withdraw from the Paris climate agreement. DeSantis claims concerns about climate change are driven by ideology and cites a decline in climate disaster death rates. He emphasizes the strategic importance of achieving energy dominance to counter global competitors like China and Russia.
PJ Media: Democrats Issue Ransom Demands to Help McCarthy in Passing Continuing Resolution
House conservatives rebel against Speaker McCarthy, causing Democrats to become the majority party. The conservatives want spending cuts that the Democratic Senate will not approve. McCarthy needs Democratic support to pass a Continuing Resolution, triggering a potential end to his speakership. The Democrats demand concessions, including returning to the spending-level deal made with Biden and ending the impeachment inquiry, leading to the possibility of a government shutdown. Republicans plan to pass appropriations bills with poison pills to prolong the shutdown in hopes of gaining power.
National Review: ‘Americans Deserve the Hard Truth’: Haley Urges Social-Security Overhaul as Part of Economic ‘Freedom Plan’
Nikki Haley, a Republican presidential contender, unveiled her economic "Freedom Plan" which aims to overhaul entitlement programs to tackle national debt. She emphasized the need for reform and suggested raising the retirement age for younger entrants into the system. Haley criticized fellow Republican candidates for avoiding the issue, while expressing concern about the instability of social services like Medicare. The Congressional Budget Office estimates that Social Security and Medicare could cost taxpayers nearly $30 trillion in the next decade.
The Federalist: Will The IRS Ever Probe Zuckerberg's 2020 Election Tampering?
The IRS is silent on whether it is investigating Mark Zuckerberg and left-wing nonprofits for potentially violating tax laws by funding the 2020 election for Joe Biden. A complaint filed last year alleged that these groups engaged in partisan electioneering by pouring money into the election. The funds were distributed in a highly partisan manner and used to advance Democrat-backed voting policies.
The Blaze: Eagle Pass mayor tells CNN exactly who is to blame for the border crisis: 'Enforce the laws that are on the books'
Eagle Pass Mayor blames President Biden for border crisis, stating he has received no support or communication from the administration. He calls for the enforcement of existing laws and expresses concern over the impact of the crisis on safety and the economy.
Red State: Exposed: Homeland Security's Behind-the-Scenes Censorship Operations on Social Media
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is facing scrutiny over its attempts to censor information on social media, which raises concerns about violations of the First Amendment. Internal documents reveal the DHS's justification for its actions, leading to questions about the relationship between national security and free speech. The heavily redacted memos also suggest that the DHS may be relying on undisclosed authorities to regulate "misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation." The lack of transparency and the silencing of certain viewpoints online are particularly troubling aspects of this issue.
The revelations about the DHS's actions highlight the need for transparency and accountability. The agency's attempts to censor online speech and the opacity of the documents raise concerns about the infringement of First Amendment rights. The use of redactions and the continuation of censorship operations even after the disbandment of the Disinformation Governance Board are additional sources of worry. These actions go against the principles the First Amendment aims to protect.
#society
Flag And Cross: NYT's David Brooks Complains About Price of Meal, Restaurant Says He Spent Most of It on Booze
Columnist David Brooks complains about the high cost of airport food, sparking controversy and criticism. A restaurant reveals that the majority of his bill was spent on alcohol. Brooks receives backlash and some defend him, claiming it was a joke. Despite differing opinions, the restaurant owner sees an opportunity for publicity and considers creating a special named after Brooks.
Breitbart: Feel Safe Yet? NYC Mayor Eric Adams Deploys Police Robot to Times Square Subway Station
The NYPD is deploying a robot police officer to the Times Square subway station in an effort to save money and supplement the decreasing number of law enforcement officials. Mayor Eric Adams believes that utilizing technology like robots and cameras will allow the city to allocate police resources more effectively. The robot will patrol the subway station during late-night hours and will be accompanied by a police officer at all times.
The New American: Is the UN 2030 Agenda Plan Failing? - The New American
According to a UN report, progress on the organization's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is falling short, with over half the world being left behind. Key targets on poverty, hunger, and climate are seeing weak or insufficient progress. The report blames factors such as conflict, climate change, and the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic for hampering progress.
#war
Forbes: U.S. Sending Long-Range Cluster Missiles To Ukraine, Report Says
The U.S. is set to provide Ukraine with long-range cluster missiles to aid in its defense against Russia, despite previous indications that they would not be provided. President Biden told Ukrainian President Zelensky about the decision, but the officials did not specify when or how many missiles would be sent. The U.S. has also agreed to send $325 million in additional security assistance to Ukraine.
#foreignaffairs
The Blaze: Did the CIA BRIBE experts to dismiss COVID lab-leak theory? COVID subcommittee member SPILLS the details.
Rep. Brad Wenstrup (R-Ohio) shares findings from a whistleblower regarding the origins of COVID-19. The whistleblower alleges that a group of CIA experts concluded with confidence that the virus came from a lab in Wuhan. However, the CIA lied to the public and claimed they were unable to determine the origins.
Fox News: Biden admin pledges $100M toward Kenyan-led policing of gang-ravaged Haiti
The Biden administration has promised $100 million to support a proposed Kenyan-led multinational force that would tackle gang violence in Haiti. Secretary of State Antony Blinken called on other countries to contribute to the mission, emphasizing that improved security must be accompanied by political progress to address Haiti's crisis. Gang violence has surged in the country, with gangs now controlling up to 80% of the capital city and causing displacement and hunger.
#economy
National Review: The Corner: Haley Reminds Republicans They Can’t Do Statist Economics Better Than Democrats
Former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley denounces Joe Biden's economic record, highlighting soaring prices and dependence on government assistance. She criticizes both Democrats and Republicans for promoting statist economics and argues that government control is the problem, not the solution. Haley's message is a timely reminder of the importance of freedom and small government.
Forbes: U.S. Treasury Reports More Banks Admit Working With Weed Businesses
Despite the federal ban on banking services for legal cannabis businesses, over 800 banks and credit unions have filed paperwork acknowledging their relationships with these businesses, according to the U.S. Treasury Department. This is a significant increase from the previous year. However, the banking ban remains a major challenge for the industry, forcing many businesses to operate as cash-only and making them vulnerable to theft and other criminal acts. Efforts are being made to pass legislation that would allow banks to work with legal cannabis businesses, with a new version of the SAFE Banking Act scheduled for discussion in the Senate Banking Committee.
#military
Euromaidan Press: Canada to participate in F-16 pilot training for Ukraine
Canada will provide military assistance to Ukraine, including armored vehicles and F-16 pilot training.
#health
Fox News: Obesity maps: CDC reveals which US states have the highest body mass index among residents
All U.S. states have an obesity rate higher than 20%, with Louisiana, Oklahoma, and West Virginia having the highest rates at 40% or higher. The Midwest has the highest obesity rates, followed by the Southern states, the Northeast, and the West.
#education
National Review: Snowboarding Coach Fired for Saying Boys Have Athletic Advantage in Girls’ Sports
David Bloch, a snowboarding coach, was fired for opposing transgender athletes competing against girls in sports. He's suing for reinstatement, claiming his rights were violated.
#crime
Newsbusters: Mother Sentenced to Two Years in Prison After Getting Abortion Pills for Teen Daughter
Nebraska mother Jessica Burgess sentenced to two years in prison for aiding her daughter in killing her unborn child through an illegal abortion. The family burned and buried the baby's body multiple times to hide the evidence.
Breitbart: U.S. Attorney: Bob Menendez Bribed with 'Cash, Gold, Home Mortgage Payments'
Sen. Bob Menendez and his wife, Nadine Menendez, face federal counts for accepting bribes from businessmen in exchange for using his power as a Senator to protect the men and benefit Egypt. The indictment alleges they accepted cash, gold, and other bribes.
#sports
Fox News: Nick Saban expects Alabama to ‘respond’ after lackluster start but expresses doubts ahead of Ole Miss
No. 13 Alabama faces No. 15 Ole Miss, posing a serious threat to Alabama's national championship hopes. Despite recent losses, Alabama coach Nick Saban is confident in his team's abilities. Questions arise about Alabama's dominance and their quarterback situation.
Fox News: Ex-NFL QB Boomer Esiason says Barstool founder and Washington Post saga highlights 'woke aspect of this world'
Former NFL quarterback Boomer Esiason criticized a reporter for allegedly targeting pizza chains sponsoring a festival hosted by Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy. Esiason labeled it an example of cancel culture. Portnoy posted a recorded phone conversation with the reporter on social media. The reporter canceled a scheduled interview after the call, and it is unclear if festival sponsors will withdraw.
#technology
Breitbart: Gen Z Is Chatting with AI-Generated Boyfriends Instead of Falling in Love with Humans
Members of Generation Z are using a chatbot app called Janitor AI to engage in sexual roleplay with AI-generated boyfriends. OpenAI, the company behind the app, sent a cease-and-desist letter to Janitor AI's owners but users have found a loophole by signing up for an OpenAI developer account. OpenAI has strict rules regarding sexual content and may ban users who violate them.
#other
Forbes: Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters Unveils New Singles From Upcoming Album ‘The Dark Side Of The Moon Redux’
Roger Waters, co-founder of Pink Floyd, is reimagining and re-recording the iconic album, Dark Side of the Moon, for its fiftieth anniversary. The upcoming album, The Dark Side of the Moon Redux, includes new versions of tracks like "Speak to Me/Breathe" with added spoken word sections. Waters believes that the album's message and concept are still important and deserving of a reimagining. The Dark Side of the Moon Redux will be released on October 6.