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#politics
Breitbart: DHS Gives 'Temporary' Amnesty to 18K Afghans Despite Vetting Failures
DHS extends amnesty for 18k Afghans in the US despite vetting failures. The TPS announcement allows 3k Afghans to stay and 14.6k to be eligible for amnesty. Vetting failures and possible terrorism ties have raised concerns about national security.
#war
Fox News: 9/11 defendant at Guantanamo ruled unfit to stand trial due to CIA interrogation techniques
9/11 defendant ruled unfit for trial due to PTSD and psychosis caused by CIA's "enhanced interrogation" techniques. Defense argues for PTSD treatment. No trial date set.
#economy
Forbes: Rite Aid Proposes Closing About A Quarter Of Its Stores In Bankruptcy, Report Says
Rite Aid, a drugstore chain, is planning to close 400-500 stores as part of its bankruptcy proceedings due to debt and opioid lawsuits. Bondholders prefer liquidating more stores, but a final number has not been decided yet. Rite Aid has over $3.3 billion in debt and faces numerous federal lawsuits.
#health
Forbes: Angus Cloud, Prince, Mac Miller Among Celebs Who Died From Fentanyl—Here's Why It So Often Leads To Accidental Overdose
Actor Angus Cloud died from an accidental drug overdose, with fentanyl being a major factor. Illegally made fentanyl is often mixed with other drugs, leading to unintentional overdose deaths of many individuals, including celebrities.
#education
Red State: Ed. Sec. Miguel Cardona Has a Terry McAuliffe Moment on Parental Rights That Could Haunt Biden in 2024
Terry McAuliffe's campaign for Virginia governor crumbled after he stated that parents shouldn't be telling schools what to teach. Democrats realized the power of awakened parents. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona faced backlash after dismissing misbehaving parents in public school debates, revealing his disdain for parental input in education. Parents must remember this in the 2024 election.
Fox News: Education Secretary Cardona rips 'misbehaving' parents 'acting like they know what's right for kids'
Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona criticized people who disagree with him on education issues, saying he does not "respect" those who behave poorly in public. His comments sparked backlash and were interpreted as an attack on parents protesting at school board meetings. The National School Boards Association (NSBA) sent a letter to President Biden asking for parents to be investigated as "domestic terrorists," which prompted Attorney General Merrick Garland to issue an incendiary memo directing the FBI to address threats against school officials. The NSBA later apologized for the letter, but the House Judiciary Committee found that the Biden administration misused authorities to target parents.
#crime
Breitbart: $100K in Vehicles and Maintenance Equipment Stolen from Chicago's Soldier Field
$100,000 worth of maintenance vehicles and equipment was stolen from Soldier Field, home of the Chicago Bears. Thieves broke into the parking garage, tore down fencing, and made off with lawnmowers and John Deere Gator vehicles. The equipment belonged to a contractor hired by the stadium.
Quarterback Justin Fields accused the coaching staff of overcoaching him, calling his play "robotic." He later walked back his comments but the incident caused controversy. Defensive coordinator Alan Williams resigned after rumors of an FBI raid on his home and office, although the team denies it. The Bears are set to play a game against the Denver Broncos at Soldier Field.
The Blaze: California man says his wife was stabbed to death after asking couple doing drugs to move away from their kids' window
A woman is stabbed to death after asking a couple to move away from her children's bedroom window. The husband seeks justice for his wife's murder.
Fox News: New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy calls on Sen. Menendez to resign following indictment
Democratic New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy calls on Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., to resign following a federal indictment for bribery offenses. Menendez and his wife are accused of accepting bribes in exchange for using his power as a senator. Murphy finds the allegations troubling and believes they compromise Menendez's ability to represent the state.
#sports
Breitbart: UFC's Bryce Mitchell Goes Ballistic on Michael Bisping for Saying Humans Descended from Apes: 'That's Bullsh*t!'
UFC fighter Bryce Mitchell passionately confronts Michael Bisping about his belief in human evolution. Mitchell vehemently argues that it is a lie from Satan, asserting that humans are the apex predators. Anthony Smith calmly watches the heated exchange.
Forbes: WWE Releases Matt Riddle Amid Talent Cuts And Controversy
WWE wrestler Matt Riddle has been released, marking the end of his career with the company. Known for his quirky persona, Riddle had the potential to become a top star. However, he faced controversies outside of the ring, including a sexual assault allegation and an incident at JFK Airport. Despite his growing baggage, Riddle may still find opportunities in the independent wrestling circuit or in MMA promotions.
Fox News: Team Europe's Emily Kristine Pedersen makes second hole-in-one in Solheim Cup history with incredible tee shot
Emily Kristine Pedersen of Team Europe hit a hole in one during the Solheim Cup, bringing her match back to all square. Despite the tie, the U.S. had a strong start, sweeping the foursomes matches.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: First Spear Drops Limited "Tiger Stripe" Wind Cheater
First Spear has released a limited edition Tiger Stripe Wind Cheater, a durable and stylish jacket designed for those on the move. The camo pattern adds a touch of badassery and provides camouflage in various environments.
#technology
All Outdoor: POTD: Mix a AR with a Remington 870 - The Crossfire Mk-1
The Crossfire Mk-1 was a combination rifle-shotgun with a 5.56 rifle and a 12 gauge shotgun. It had a high price tag and was difficult to operate, leading to a lack of commercial success. Despite its challenges, the multi-caliber design showcased the enduring appeal of firearms that can shoot different calibers.
#other
Breitbart: Nolte: NYT's David Brooks Said Airport Meal Cost $78; Then the Restaurant Revealed the Humiliating Truth
A left-wing columnist, David Brooks, falsely claimed his airport meal cost $78. The restaurant clarified it was only $18, with the rest being the bar tab. This incident highlights the credibility issue with corporate media.