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The New American: Tucker Claims U.S. Government Stopped Him From Interviewing Putin - The New American
Fox News host Tucker Carlson claims that the U.S. government prevented him from interviewing Vladimir Putin. Carlson expressed disappointment in the lack of support from U.S. media outlets and suggested that the interference may have come from the Biden administration. He also urged the firing of U.S. Ambassador to Hungary David Pressman, accusing him of enforcing an LGBTQ agenda instead of prioritizing bilateral relations. Carlson argued that the Biden administration's attitudes toward Hungary, which he sees as a defender of Christian values, are damaging the interests of the United States.
National Review: The Corner: Making Congress Stay ‘after Class’ to Finish Its Work
Senators, led by James Lankford, propose a bill to permanently end government shutdowns by implementing two-week stopgap bills when funding lapses. The bill includes restrictions on taxpayer-funded travel allowances, use of campaign funds, and motions to recess or adjourn. It aims to create incentives for passing a budget and put pressure on Democrats to make a deal.
Townhall: Pro-Lifers Should Be on Tuberville’s Side
Sen. Tommy Tuberville is facing backlash from progressives and some conservatives for pausing military nominations to protest the Pentagon's funding of abortion travel for servicewomen. Despite criticism, Tuberville believes he is doing the right thing in defending the unborn. He argues that protecting children should be a priority and that any policy that supports the destruction of children should be rejected.
Newsbusters: Cancel Culture: Companies Pull Ads from Rumble Over Refusal to Censor Russell Brand
Several companies, including Burger King and HelloFresh, have pulled their advertising from the video platform Rumble due to its refusal to censor content. The companies withdrew their ads after pressure from a group tied to climate activist James Murdoch. Rumble, along with other platforms like YouTube, has faced accusations of censoring conservative voices.
Fox News: McCarthy signals House could soon vote on short-term spending bill to avert shutdown
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy announced that the chamber would vote on a short-term spending bill, after passing four year-long appropriations bills. McCarthy emphasized the need to secure the border while keeping the government funded. Conservatives have pushed for separate votes on individual bills, unlike the Democrats' all-in-one approach in the previous Congress. McCarthy also stated that a continuing resolution to secure the border would be brought to the floor this week. The House and Senate must reach an agreement on government funding by September 30 to avoid a shutdown.
Fox News: James Carville rips far left Democrats on Bill Maher podcast: 'Most stupid, naive people you can imagine'
Democratic strategist James Carville criticized the far-left wing of the Democratic Party, calling them "stupid," "naive," and "annoying." He argued that they come up with "goofy constructs" and care more about feeling good than free speech. Carville believes that these progressive Democrats have hijacked the term "woke" and driven voters away from the party, dragging down the entire party with them. He also expressed concerns over President Biden's chances against Trump in the next election due to concerns about his age.
Red State: Biden's Bizarre Pacific Island Forum Remarks Show Just How Out of It He Truly Is
Joe Biden's recent meeting at the Pacific Islands Forum was a disaster. He mispronounced names, made strange comments, and couldn't even get basic facts right. It's no wonder his polls are tanking and Trump is gaining popularity. This is the Democrats' candidate and it's concerning for our country's future.
PJ Media: Trump Says, 'This Country Is Finished' if He Doesn't Win in 2024
Joe Biden's presidency is criticized for his incompetence and the possibility of getting involved in a war with Russia. Additionally, his economic policies are resulting in massive budget deficits and slow GDP growth. However, despite the concerns, the United States has a history of surviving and thriving despite bad presidents, and it is the people who define the nation, not just the leaders.
Red State: Trump Lawyers Hit Back at Effort to Disqualify Trump From the Ballot
Former President Donald Trump's legal team is responding to lawsuits attempting to disqualify him from running for the White House by using the 14th Amendment. The lawsuits claim that Trump's involvement in the Capitol protests on January 6, 2021, amounts to an insurrection. However, Trump's attorneys argue that his statements about the 2020 election are protected by the First Amendment.
Democrats are attempting to use the 14th Amendment to keep Donald Trump off the presidential primary ballots in 2024, but legal scholars argue against this theory. They maintain that Trump's involvement in the Capitol protests does not meet the criteria of engaging in insurrection or rebellion. Trump's legal team sees these efforts as an attempt to discredit the former president, likely to be unsuccessful.
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.
#society
The American Spectator: Daughter of Florida Woman Found Dead Between Alligator’s Jaws Speaks Out
41-year-old Sabrina Peckham, a homeless woman, was found dead in the mouth of an alligator in Florida. Her daughter mourns her loss and dispels rumors that Peckham taunted the alligator. Peckham's death highlights the safety risks faced by vulnerable populations near wildlife habitats.
Red State: Denver Businessman Dumps Feces on Steps of City Building to Protest Inaction on Homelessness Problem
As the homelessness crisis continues, one man in Denver took matters into his own hands by depositing a pile of feces from homeless people in front of the city hall. He urged others to follow suit as an act of civil disobedience.
The issue of homelessness has plagued Denver for years, with city officials failing to adequately address the problem. Business owners like the man in question have become frustrated with cleaning up after the homeless and are resorting to extreme measures to get the government's attention.
Fox News: I used to lead protests against the police -- now, I'm working with them to keep communities safe
Strengthening trust between law enforcement and the community is crucial for public safety. The "defund the police" movement has led to a decrease in police officers and an increase in violent crime. Faith organizations can play a significant role in rebuilding these relationships through initiatives like Faith & Blue Weekend, serving as a bridge between the police and the community.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Media: Ukraine hits Russian HQ in occupied Kherson Oblast
Ukraine launched an attack on a Russian command center in Kherson Oblast, resulting in the deaths of eight Russian officers and the injury of seven others.
Human Events: BREAKING: Poland moves to extradite Nazi veteran honored by Canada
The Polish government is seeking to extradite Ukrainian Nazi veteran Yaroslav Hunka after he was honored at a Canadian Parliament assembly. Poland's education minister is taking steps to potentially try him for war crimes.
#foreignaffairs
The American Mind: Weak and Woke on Iran
The Democratic Party's foreign policy failures are evident throughout history, from FDR to Obama. President Biden's decision to give away billions and prisoners to Iran highlights these failures. Biden's embrace of the radical Left and guilt-based approach to foreign policy further weakens America's national security interests. The flaws of past policies and the questionable intent behind the Iran hostage deal demonstrate a lack of necessary proactive leadership. It is important to consider the wisdom of the Founders' foreign policy vision, balancing involvement abroad with legitimate national security interests, rather than appeasing dictators and terrorist regimes.
#economy
Washington Free Beacon: Ford Halts Work on Chinese-Backed EV Battery Plant Amid Union Strike
Ford halts work on $3.5B EV battery plant in Michigan due to concerns about competitiveness amid contract negotiations. United Auto Workers criticize Ford, accusing it of threatening to cut jobs. President Biden plans to support striking workers during a visit to Michigan. Republicans express concerns about Ford's deal with Chinese company CATL and its potential national security risks. Ford forecasts a full-year loss of $4.5B on its EV unit and slows down EV production ramp up. Implementation of new rules around EV tax credits is being closely watched. Michigan Republicans question state incentives for the plant.
The Blaze: Ford halts work on EV battery plant in Michigan — union calls it a 'barely veiled threat' to cut jobs amid strike
Ford Motor Company has temporarily stopped construction on a $3.5 billion electric vehicle battery plant in Michigan. The decision to halt the project comes after concerns were raised about Chinese involvement and dependency on Chinese technology. Ford is currently negotiating contracts with the United Auto Workers union, who have criticized the company's decision.
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Forbes: Hunter Biden Sues Giuliani For Allegedly Tampering With His Laptop
Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, has sued attorney Rudy Giuliani and others, accusing them of tampering with his laptop data. The lawsuit alleges violations of computer fraud laws and unfair business practices. Giuliani and his lawyer are accused of illegally accessing and manipulating Biden's personal data, which they allegedly obtained from a computer store employee. Biden seeks a jury trial, an injunction to prevent further tampering, and damages exceeding $75,000.
Fox News: Philadelphia police searching for 2 men who robbed nail salons dressed in women’s Muslim garb
Two male armed robbers in Philadelphia dressed in women's Muslim garb and robbed two Asian-owned nail salons, stealing cash and wallets from employees. One employee was shot in the leg but is in stable condition.
#sports
The Blaze: NFL fines quarterback for pretending to shoot a gun during touchdown celebration
The NFL fined Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson and tight end David Njoku for pretending to fire guns after a touchdown . Watson also received two fines for "unnecessary roughness" in the same game . Watson has returned to the league after a suspension due to sexual assault allegations, but a grand jury declined to charge him . The NFL has revised its policy on sexual assault, implementing stricter penalties for players involved . Indefinite suspensions are more common than lifetime bans in the league .
Fox News: Sports radio legend uninterested in Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce drama, not even if she's 'nude in the box'
Sports radio legend Christopher "Mad Dog" Russo was uninterested in the attention surrounding Taylor Swift's presence at the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Chicago Bears game. Swift has been rumored to be dating Travis Kelce, and the two were seen leaving the stadium together. Russo made it clear that he was more focused on the game itself and the performance of the Bears.
Forbes: What Should Manchester United Do With Jadon Sancho?
Fans are concerned about the ongoing issues between Jadon Sancho and Manchester United. Sancho has been isolated by the team and continues to ignore requests for an apology. The club may look to offload him in the January market.
Forbes: This Might Be An Ideal Time To Sell The Chicago White Sox
The Chicago White Sox are under new ownership as Jerry Reinsdorf takes the reins. The team, which has struggled in recent seasons, may be up for sale as Reinsdorf considers the timing and potential value of a sale.
Fox News: Bronny James misses first USC practice 2 months after cardiac arrest, but ‘doing very well’
Star freshman basketball player Bronny James was absent from the USC Trojans' first practice due to a cardiac arrest he suffered in July. Coach Andy Enfield provided an update, stating that James is doing well in school and excited for his recovery. James' return to the basketball court remains uncertain.
#outdoors
On The Water: Swimming Shallow with Blackfish
In the world of blackfish angling, the knowledge of specific rock piles and ledges is highly sought after, but closely guarded. A lobsterman shares the location of a boulder field with a determined blackfisherman, who after several attempts, finally discovers the spot and has a successful catch. The author delves into his experience as a free diver, exploring the underwater habitat of blackfish and observing their behaviors. He notes that they are attracted to current, dark bottoms, and rock formations with cracks. He also discusses the challenge and reward of shore blackfishing, highlighting the need for patience and keen awareness of the fishing spot.
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Breitbart: John Nolte on 'Borrowed Time': 'I Wanted to Write Something Timeless, Not Timely'
Breitbart News writer John Nolte's debut novel Borrowed Time is influenced by movies and aims to have a Western feel. The writing process was challenging, with bouts of writer's block, but inspiration drove Nolte to complete the book. The story explores the themes of personal freedom and the intrusion of governmental power. Nolte hopes readers connect with the characters and contemplate the ideas presented. While he is intimated by the idea of writing another novel, if a compelling idea comes along, he may be compelled to write it.
Daily Wire: SAG-AFTRA Members Vote To Authorize Strike Against Video Game Industry
SAG-AFTRA members vote in favor of striking against video game companies, adding to ongoing strikes in TV and film industry. The union demands fair compensation and regulation of AI. Negotiations set to continue.