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Breitbart: Exclusive -- Freshly Acquitted Texas AG Ken Paxton: Republicans Were Politically Strong-Armed to Support Impeachment
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton claims that Texas Republicans were strong-armed by Democrats into supporting his impeachment. He explains that the speaker of the House controls legislation and committee assignments, and Democrats have controlled this vote for over a decade. Paxton believes Democrats offered Republicans other benefits in exchange for supporting his impeachment, and some Republicans felt pressured to vote against him due to threats to their careers. Some Republicans were starting to change their minds after hearing about the lack of due process, but others were telling them to vote with the speaker or face consequences.
Red State: Speaker McCarthy Changes Course on Ukraine Funding in Defense Appropriation Bill
Speaker McCarthy has reversed course on Ukraine funding, including $300 million in aid in the Defense bill. The bill is likely to pass as Democrat votes will compensate for any loss of Republican votes. McCarthy will lose Taylor Greene's vote due to a disagreement. The appropriated money is relatively insignificant compared to previous aid packages given to Ukraine. McCarthy's credibility as Speaker is at stake as he tries to prevent a government shutdown.
#society
Newsbusters: PBS Pundit David Brooks Confesses On TV: My Inflation Tweet Was So 'STUPID'
New York Times columnist, David Brooks, faced backlash after tweeting about a pricey meal at Newark Airport, sparking criticism for being tone-deaf and out of touch. The tweet led to a public apology from Brooks, who acknowledged his insensitivity towards the struggles of those living paycheck to paycheck.
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Breitbart: Migration Could Be 'Dissolving Force' that Destroys EU, Top Diplomat Admits
Mass migration could be the "dissolving force" that breaks up the European Union, warns the EU's top diplomat. He says cultural differences on dealing with the migrant crisis are creating division within the bloc. Some countries, like Spain, view immigration positively, while others have a more restrictive mindset. The EU's attempt to force countries like Hungary and Poland to accept migrants has led Poland to announce a referendum on the issue. The situation is exacerbated by Italy facing waves of illegal migrants from Africa and the EU providing financial aid to Tunisia to crack down on smugglers.
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Fox News: No. 19 Colorado routed in Oregon against 10th-ranked Ducks after Dan Lanning rips Buffaloes before game
Oregon Ducks dominated the Colorado Buffaloes in a 42-6 victory. Oregon scored touchdowns on almost every drive in the first half, while Colorado struggled with offense. Oregon's quarterback Bo Nix had a strong performance, throwing for four touchdowns and running in one.
#technology
Breitbart: Google Antitrust Trial: DuckDuckGo Founder Claims Internet Giant Stifles Competition Through Exclusive Deals
Gabriel Weinberg, founder of DuckDuckGo, testified in the ongoing antitrust trial against Google, highlighting the challenges smaller companies face due to Google's exclusive deals with phone companies. Weinberg emphasized the difficulty users face in switching from Google to other search engines.
Breitbart: Lawsuit: Google Maps Led Man to His Death by Directing Him to Drive Off a Collapsed Bridge
Tech giant Google is facing a lawsuit from the family of Philip Paxson, who tragically died after his vehicle drove off a collapsed bridge in North Carolina. The family claims that Google's flawed directions on Google Maps led to the incident, as the app directed Paxson to cross a bridge that had been unrepaired for nine years. The lawsuit argues that Google had been informed about the bridge's collapse multiple times but failed to update its navigation system accordingly, showing negligence.