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Daily Wire: Top Ranking Democrat Defends Menendez Over Corruption Charges: Trump’s Charges ‘Equally Serious’
Senator Durbin defended Senator Menendez against federal corruption charges, stating that charges against Trump were just as serious and needed to be proven. While acknowledging the seriousness of the charges, Durbin emphasized the presumption of innocence and stated that Menendez's resignation should be decided by him and the people of New Jersey. Durbin also acknowledged the significance of the charges in relation to Menendez's future political career, including the possibility of running for reelection.
Red State: AOC's Amusing Answers: Why Rubio Is Responsible for Flood of Illegal Aliens, Why She Still Has Her Tesla
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez blamed sanctions on Venezuela for the southern border crisis, claiming they drove populations to the US. She called for a reexamination of the sanctions, ignoring the fact that people are fleeing Venezuela due to its socialist government. Ocasio-Cortez also faced criticism for driving a non-union-made Tesla despite previously expressing a desire to buy a union-made electric vehicle, highlighting her hypocrisy.
National Review: The Corner: Senator Bob Menendez Takes Sordid Political Corruption to Hilarious New Depths
New Jersey is a hotbed of political corruption, surpassing even Illinois. Senators, governors, and politicians have been caught in scandals involving bribery, graft, and other illegal activities. Despite previous indictments, Senator Robert Menendez is now facing charges again for accepting bribes and abusing his power. The details of this scandal, including cash-stuffed suits and payment in gold ingots, are strangely fascinating. While some try to defend Menendez, comparing him to Clarence Thomas, it's clear that corruption is corruption and should not be tolerated.
Daily Wire: Buttigieg Claims Biden ‘Did What Needed To Be Done’ With Migrant Surge
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg defends President Biden's response to the surge of migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border, stating that the administration is responding as needed and being proactive. The deployment of 800 active-duty troops was a rapid response to the situation. Republicans criticize Biden for not securing the border, while Democrats express frustration with the impact of the influx in big cities like New York.
Washington Free Beacon: Drew's Receipts: CNN Says Bitter Goodbyes to Fox News Founder Rupert Murdoch
1. Fox News founder Rupert Murdoch steps down, sparking bitter reflections on his impact on American democracy.
2. Mainstream media downplays Biden's role in border crisis, focusing on other factors driving migration.
3. NBC News journalist urges colleagues to stop reporting critically on Biden, causing concern over media bias.
4. Local man gives colorful account of witnessing F-35 stealth fighter crash near his home in South Carolina.
Breitbart: The Swamp: Brother of Biden's Top Adviser Is Lobbyist for General Motors
President Joe Biden's top adviser, Steve Ricchetti, has a brother, Jeff Ricchetti, who is a lobbyist for General Motors (GM). Both Steve and Jeff have lobbied for GM in the past and continue to have close ties to the automaker. Since Biden took office, Jeff Ricchetti's firm has received over half a million dollars from GM. This relationship between the White House and GM has come under scrutiny as the United Auto Workers (UAW) strike for better wages and job security while dealing with inflation and the administration's electric vehicle mandates. ( )
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Washington Free Beacon: Too Big To Trust
Working opinion journalists in America are grappling with the country's national crisis and the erosion of trust in institutions. Gerard Baker argues that the origins of this crisis are multifaceted and complex, tracing back to the failings of elected officials, scandals in corporations, biases in the media, and a lack of trust in public and private institutions. Baker explores the rise of an "overclass" that is disconnected from the concerns of average Americans, as well as the damaging influence of radical ideologues on campuses. The book examines various institutions, including politics, corporate America, news media, science, education, and technology, and offers insights into the causes of the trust breakdown.
Forbes: Victoria's Secret Fashion Show Returns Tuesday—Here's What's Happened In The Last 5 Years
Victoria's Secret will premiere its new fashion show as a streaming film after controversies and declining ratings led to its cancellation five years ago. The show will feature diverse models and artists, along with musical performances and documentaries. The brand has faced criticism for misogyny, sexual harassment, and ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
American Thinker: Armed citizens restore the rule of law in South Africa after an armed robbery and murder
Citizens in South Africa, facing a crooked government and rampant crime, defended themselves against armed robbers by forming a militia and restoring order. The incident highlights the importance of the Second Amendment and the need for an armed populace to protect security and freedom.
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Fox News: Chargers hold off Vikings on final drive to come away with first win of season
Quarterback Justin Herbert leads the Los Angeles Chargers to a thrilling 28-24 victory over the winless Minnesota Vikings. Herbert throws for 405 yards and three touchdowns, while the Chargers defense stops the Vikings from scoring in the final minutes.
Fox News: Jared Goff roars as Lions take care of Falcons at home
In a much-needed win, the Detroit Lions defeated the Atlanta Falcons 20-6 after a tiebreaking touchdown pass from Jared Goff to Sam LaPorta. Goff had a solid performance, throwing for 243 yards and a touchdown. The Falcons struggled to protect their quarterback, Desmond Ridder, who was sacked seven times.
Fox News: Texans pull off huge upset over Jaguars; fullback takes kick return for touchdown
The Houston Texans defeat the Jacksonville Jaguars by capitalizing on special teams mistakes, including an 85-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. Rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud impresses with his performance and the Texans win their fifth consecutive game in Jacksonville.
Fox News: Colts kick walk-off field goal in overtime to upset Ravens
In a stunning upset, the Indianapolis Colts defeat the Baltimore Ravens with a walk-off field goal in overtime. Anthony Richardson's absence didn't hinder the Colts as Gardner Minshew led the team to victory. The Colts' first win of the season ends the Ravens' undefeated streak.
Fox News: Myles Garrett, Browns defense stifle Titans in blowout win
Cleveland Browns dominate Tennessee Titans with a 27-3 win, led by Myles Garrett's 3.5 sacks and a strong defensive performance. The Titans' offense struggles, with their lowest yardage since relocating to Tennessee in 1997.
Fox News: Packers come back from down 17 points in fourth quarter for wild win over Saints
The Green Bay Packers, led by Jordan Love, staged a comeback to beat the New Orleans Saints 18-17, overcoming a 17-point deficit in the fourth quarter. Love threw a touchdown pass and ran in for a score, while the Packers' defense made crucial stops. The Packers are now 2-1.
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Fox News: Kelly Clarkson joins Vegas street musician in surprise performance ahead of iHeartRadio Music Festival
Kelly Clarkson surprised a street performer in Las Vegas before her iHeartRadio Music Festival performance. The woman was impressed and gave Clarkson a big hug. Clarkson recently released an album about her divorce and performed a song calling out her ex at the festival.