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#illegals
Fox News: Elon Musk to visit southern border in Texas as migrant numbers hit new records
Tech billionaire Elon Musk announced that he will visit the southern border in Eagle Pass, Texas, to assess the escalating migrant crisis. Musk has shown significant interest in the issue and has criticized the media for ignoring the crisis. Migrant numbers have surged in recent months, with over 230,000 encounters at the border in August alone. The crisis has caused border authorities to shut down bridges and allocate more resources to the area. Musk's visit comes after speaking to Rep. Tony Gonzales about the seriousness of the issue.
#politics
Human Events: KASH PATEL: The FBI raid on Mar-a-Lago makes Watergate look like the teacup ride at Disney World
In a shocking turn of events, the FBI raided the home of a former president and potential future opponent, authorized by Attorney General Merrick Garland himself. The White House denied involvement, but evidence shows they were aware and even authorized the seizure of presidential documents. This highly politicized raid demonstrates a two-tiered system of justice.
Newsbusters: 'Ew,' CNN Panel Mocks DeSantis For Scheduled Debate With Newsom
CNN Primetime host Abby Phillip gathered a group of Republicans, including former Lincoln Project member Sophia Nelson and The View co-host Ana Navarro, to discuss the upcoming debate between Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and California Governor Gavin Newsom. The panel mocked DeSantis, calling him desperate and irrelevant, and proclaimed his campaign and political career to be over. Despite their dismissive remarks, DeSantis has had success in his re-election and has taken on various culture war issues. While the panel may find the debate uninteresting, a discussion of governing visions would be more beneficial.
Fox News: Trudeau torched as 'embarrassment,' Canada's House speaker faces growing calls to resign for honoring Nazi
Opposition lawmakers demand the resignation of Canada's House speaker after honoring a Nazi fighter during Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's visit. PM Trudeau faces criticism for the diplomatic embarrassment. The speaker apologized but has not resigned.
Red State: Axios Joins the Washington Post in Pointing Out Joe Biden Is Just Too Old
The Washington Post/ABC poll showed Trump ahead of Biden by 10 points, which is considered an outlier. However, the poll revealed that 74 percent of Americans believe the economy is in bad shape, a devastating number. Meanwhile, there are concerns about Biden's age and fitness for office, with his team taking extra steps to prevent him from stumbling in public. Democrats fear a bad fall could hurt Biden's re-election chances. Overall, Americans view Biden's first term as a failure, and the media is warning the Democrats about Biden's problems. There are also challenges in replacing him without causing a civil war within the party.
Newsbusters: We Don’t Care: AP Guy Frets to KJP That Biden Didn’t Get His COVID Booster in Public
: The liberal media questions why President Biden received his COVID-19 booster shot in private. Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre defends his busy schedule and emphasizes the importance of vaccination. ABC and NBC reporters bring up poor polling numbers for Biden, but Jean-Pierre dismisses them and focuses on Biden's support for workers. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack discusses concerns about Chinese corporations buying American farmland and the need for better monitoring.
#society
National Review: ‘Goats up the Mountain’: Nick Kristof’s Journey through the Andes
A journalist in the Peruvian Andes connects with a local goatherder named Amaru, discussing climate change metaphorically and finding common ground. They reflect on the need for unity and sustainable forest management. The journalist then visits an Internet café, where he laments society's excessive phone use and finds unexpected insight from an old man about reciprocity and complementarity. They bond over their shared perspectives and discuss attending a conference together.
Human Events: Berlin promotes children’s book on prostitution, illustrated by elementary school students, to familiarize them with sex trade
Berlin officials have come under scrutiny for promoting a children's book about prostitution, titled "Rosi Needs Money," on their official website. The book, written by Anita Staudt, provides explicit details about the life of a Bulgarian escort in the city's red-light district. The book has since been removed from the website after backlash.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukrainska Pravda: Ukraine’s SBU drone attack caused blackout in Russia’s Kursk Oblast
Ukraine's SBU drone attack causes a blackout in Russia's Kursk Oblast. The SBU's special operations are escalating.
#economy
Daily Signal: Strategic Imperative: Correctly Manage Our Communications Spectrum
To meet the growing demand for wireless communication, Congress and the Biden administration should ensure enough dedicated spectrum. Licensed spectrum provides exclusive rights but raises money for the U.S. Treasury, while unlicensed spectrum is open to anyone but lacks reliability and security. Without enough licensed spectrum, there will be negative impacts on the economy, society, and national security.
Flag And Cross: Ark Investment Sees 3D Printing As Key To Electric Robotaxis, Estimates $500B Opportunity
Analyst from Ark Investment Management believes that 3D printing will be crucial in the transition to electric robotaxis, estimating a $500 billion opportunity. Ford Motor Co also anticipates cost reduction of $100 million through 3D printing. Ark Invest holds shares in Velo3D, a 3D-printing technology firm with customers like Tesla and SpaceX. The global automotive 3D printing market is projected to reach $15.8 billion by 2032.
#military
Fox News: MP opens fire on civilian attempting to illegally enter California Marine base
A civilian driver gained unauthorized access to a California Marine base and was shot at by a military police officer before being detained. The incident is being investigated and is not believed to be an act of terrorism.
Forbes: What Does a Former B-2 Pilot See In Photos of The B-21 Raider?
Northrop Grumman has released new photos of the B-21 Raider, but the images only reveal limited details about the stealth bomber. The design appears to be evolutionary and the engine intakes are more integrated into the upper fuselage, suggesting advancements in airflow disruption. The cockpit windows are smaller and less geometrically shaped, possibly optimized for stealth rather than visibility. The B-21 may be smaller in scale than its predecessor, the B-2, potentially affecting its payload capacity. The photos also do not reveal the materials and coatings that contribute to its low observability.
#culture
Daily Wire: ‘NCIS’ Actor David McCallum, Who Played ‘Ducky,’ Dead At 90
Actor David McCallum, known for his role on "NCIS," has died at the age of 90. He died of natural causes surrounded by family. McCallum was a gifted actor and author, best known for his role on "The Man From U.N.C.L.E." in the 1960s. He was beloved by many and his legacy will live on.
The New American: CNN Chyron: “Outdated Constitution Puts Democracy at Risk” - The New American
CNN is facing backlash for airing a chyron claiming that the outdated Constitution has put democracy in America at risk. Some people agree that the Constitution is an impediment to mob rule, while others argue that it safeguards democracy. Harvard professors Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt are promoting a book called "Tyranny of the Minority," where they suggest that segments of the Republican Party have lost their commitment to democratic rules. The professors criticize the Constitution for being old and not easily amended, but fail to recognize the value and stability it provides.
#history
The Blaze: Rob Schneider cancels Canadian trip after government honors Nazi SS member in Parliament with standing ovation
Actor Rob Schneider canceled a trip to Canada after the government honored a former Nazi soldier. The incident caused outrage and revealed a lack of historical knowledge across political parties.
#health
Fox News: Connecticut health commissioner fired during COVID reaches settlement with agency in discrimination case
Connecticut's former Department of Public Health commissioner, Renee Coleman-Mitchell, has reached a settlement agreement with the state after being fired during the early days of the pandemic. Coleman-Mitchell accused Governor Ned Lamont of discrimination for promoting white individuals to lead the crisis response. The settlement includes a payment of $200,000 to Coleman-Mitchell and a resolution for an overpayment of unemployment compensation benefits.
#education
National Review: Newsom Signs Bill to Fine Schools that Ban Racially Divisive, Sexually Explicit Books
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill allowing schools to include books with racial or sexual themes, while also giving the state superintendent power to buy materials and fine noncompliant school boards. This addresses concerns over left-wing ideologies and immoral content in textbooks.
#crime
Fox News: Former Massachusetts transit worker, who helped steal $38K by submitting fake invoices, pleads guilty
Former MBTA employee Timothy Dockery pleads guilty to charges including larceny and procurement fraud, sentenced to one year in jail and ordered to pay $37,860 in restitution. Dockery worked with a vendor to steal money from the MBTA and received cash payments in exchange.
Daily Wire: Ohio Reports ‘Extraordinary Surge’ In Missing Children This Year
Over 1,000 children have gone missing in Ohio this year, causing concern among officials and parents. While many have been found safe, worries persist about human trafficking and gang activity. Missing children reports have surged in recent months, with Cleveland and Akron seeing the highest numbers. It is important for the community to be actively involved in finding these missing children, as the data on missing minors can be inconsistent and unreliable.
#other
Fox News: Howard Stern reveals he's 'back on good terms' with Bill Maher after calling the HBO host 'sexist'
Howard Stern and Bill Maher resolved their feud after a phone conversation. Stern expressed his shock over Maher's comments about his marriage, but Maher apologized and they agreed to move on. Stern called Maher's comments "nutty" and "sexist" and said they were no longer friends, but now they have reconciled.
Forbes: California Lawsuit: Oil Companies, Global Warming, Climate Change, Deception: What The Jury Needs To Know. Part 1.
Five oil companies, including ExxonMobil and BP, are being sued for allegedly deceiving the public about their knowledge of climate change risks. The lawsuit claims that the companies knew about the harmful effects of burning fossil fuels but continued to mislead the public. The evidence includes the companies' own research on global warming predictions from decades ago. However, there is still debate about the definition of climate change and the connection between global warming and extreme weather events. A jury will need to consider both direct and indirect indicators of climate change in order to determine the extent of the oil companies' deception.
Fox News: Dolphin that shared tank with Miami’s Lolita the orca moves to SeaWorld San Antonio
A Pacific white-sided dolphin named Li'i has been moved from the Miami Seaquarium to SeaWorld San Antonio to live with others of his species. This comes after Lolita the orca, whom Li'i shared a tank with, passed away last month. SeaWorld San Antonio is one of two places in the US that cares for Pacific white-sided dolphins.
Forbes: NSYNC’s New Single Could Earn Justin Timberlake Another Oscar Nomination
Beloved boy band NSYNC plans a comeback with the release of their first single in 20 years, "Better Place." The song was created for the upcoming Trolls film and has the potential to be nominated for Best Original Song at the Academy Awards. Justin Timberlake hopes to finally win an Oscar after previous nominations for songs in the Trolls franchise.