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Liberty Nation: Government Shutdown: Probably Not
Fiscal conservatives and liberals are in a battle over government funding, with social justice programs and woke policies at the center. Republicans are resisting funding these initiatives, focusing instead on defense and working class benefits. A government shutdown looms as Congress struggles to pass funding legislation.
Fox News: Trump responds to Dem efforts to ban him from 2024 ballots, says First Amendment protects him
Former President Donald Trump is facing efforts by Democrats to ban him from presidential primary ballots in 2024. Trump argues that the U.S. Constitution protects him, and his lawyers claim that his statements regarding the 2020 election are protected by the First Amendment. Efforts to remove Trump's name from the ballot have been made in several states, but legal experts believe they are likely to fail. The issue of whether Trump engaged in insurrection or rebellion will be litigated in open court.
Legal experts say that efforts to remove former President Donald Trump's name from the 2024 presidential primary ballots are likely to fail. Trump's opponents argue that his candidacy violates the 14th Amendment clause prohibiting candidates who have engaged in insurrection or rebellion. Some legal experts believe that the 14th Amendment does not apply to Trump, while others view the theory as dangerous. The issue will be litigated in court to determine whether Trump engaged in insurrection or rebellion.
Liberty Nation: Ron DeSantis’s Fateful Decision
Ron DeSantis regrets running for president; his reputation and poll numbers suffer as Trump dominates. His timing was off, and waiting until 2028 may have been a better choice. Despite high fundraising, his campaign falters and he falls behind in key states. DeSantis faces criticism and a decline in influence in Florida. Running for president may have been a mistake for a rising star in politics.
Fox News: Pelosi among growing list of Dems calling for Menendez to resign after bribery indictment
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, in an interview, suggested that Sen. Bob Menendez should resign following his indictment on bribery and corruption charges. Pelosi acknowledged the severity of the charges but also criticized the Republican Party and emphasized the need to focus on other issues. Several other Democratic officials, including senators and New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, have also called for Menendez's resignation.
Liberty Nation: Did Trump Break the Two-Party System?
Americans abandoning party loyalties shakes up the political landscape, challenging the traditional way of doing things.
National Review: House Republicans Need to Get to ‘Yes’
A spending showdown between Republicans and Democrats in the House is leading to the possibility of a government shutdown. Republicans are having trouble reining in their members, with some even welcoming a shutdown. Democrats are well-positioned to blame Republicans and win public opinion. It would be best for the House to pass a temporary measure, reflecting conservative policy priorities, and negotiate from there. This is easier said than done, as some Republicans are refusing to agree on anything and are overpromising to their voters. The outcome may be a disorderly surrender in the midst of a shutdown, but most Republicans are directing their fire in the right direction while a small segment sets their own side up for failure.
Fox News: Congress returns to DC with five days to avert a government shutdown
Lawmakers are running out of time to find common ground on funding the government before a potential partial shutdown. House GOP leaders hope to advance four spending bills, but disagreements persist. Moderate Republicans are seeking bipartisan deals, while a new bill called the Bipartisan Keep America Open Act has been introduced. The Senate may use another must-pass bill as a vehicle for a stopgap funding bill. A continuing resolution (CR) is likely necessary, but a shutdown is still possible. Lawmakers have until Sept. 30 to reauthorize the FAA and avoid a disruption in air travel. Experts believe that a shutdown, if it occurs, will be short-lived and reflect negatively on both parties.
Foreign Policy: How the U.S. Created Its Own Reality
The fall of the Soviet Union led to the rise of money and alliances between U.S. Republicans and foreign authoritarians. They aimed to undermine U.S. democracy and spread capitalist ideology. Republicans targeted Democrats and pushed for a stronger executive branch. This web of influence and antidemocratic plots infected the United States.
Liberty Nation: Chicago Mayor Displays the Woke Playbook
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's proposal for a city-owned grocery store reveals the destructive nature of woke ideology. By destroying safety, law and order, and food supplies, the government can then step in and control the people. This approach has failed in authoritarian regimes and now Chicago is experiencing the consequences.
#war
Fox News: 20 dead in Nagorno-Karabakh in explosion at gas station crowded with residents fleeing to Armenia
More than 13,500 people flee Nagorno-Karabakh as it plans to rejoin Azerbaijan. A gas station explosion in Stepanakert kills 20 people.
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Foreign Policy: Cultural Decoupling From China Is Not the Answer
U.S.-China relations are shifting, leading to a reconsideration of cultural engagement. American cultural institutions have deepened their involvement with China over the years, but now they are evaluating the risks and trade-offs of continuing business with a regime that enforces censorship and control over narrative. The challenge is to maintain cultural connectivity without being complicit in the Chinese government's repression. Cultural entities must weigh the potential consequences of engagement against the risks of full-scale decoupling.
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Fox News: Biden is sinking like a stone and UAW members are staying on the sidelines this time
President Joe Biden is heading to Michigan to support striking autoworkers. His polls are dropping, and his handling of the economy and immigration is at a career low. Voters are split on Donald Trump, and in a hypothetical match-up, Trump beats Biden by 9 points. Biden is panicking and trying to gain support from union workers, although they blame him for the push towards electric vehicles, which threatens their jobs. Biden's relationship with the UAW is tricky, and he is struggling to keep union members on his side.
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Fox News: Cholera, dengue outbreaks reported in Sudan as conflict between armed forces continue, UN says
Cholera and dengue fever outbreaks hit eastern Sudan as deadly conflict escalates. 162 cholera cases, 80 confirmed, and 10 deaths reported. Over 500 suspected cases of dengue, with actual number likely higher.
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American Thinker: A Virginia father gets justice
A girl is sexually assaulted in her school bathroom, but the school system chooses to ignore the crime and transfers the perpetrator to another high school where he assaults another girl. The father who calls out the board is arrested instead of taking action against the attacker. The school board is found to have mishandled the assaults, but it is the father who is convicted of disorderly conduct. The governor eventually pardons the father, but the attacker is removed from the sex offender registry, posing a continued threat.
Fox News: Former reporter who covered Dahmer's crimes reacts to never-before-heard recordings: No idea these existed
Never-before-heard audio tapes of infamous serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer have been discovered, shedding new light on his crimes. Former reporter Anne Schwartz, who covered the case, describes the impact of hearing Dahmer speak in his own words. The tapes were recorded by Dahmer's father, Lionel, while Dahmer was serving his prison sentence.
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Fox News: Bengals orchestrate dancing celebration after Logan Wilson interception
Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Logan Wilson had two interceptions in their win over the Los Angeles Rams. The team celebrated after the second interception. Wilson expressed gratitude for the opportunities. The Bengals' defense played well, and Joe Burrow helped with a field goal. The Rams made a late touchdown but couldn't recover the ball. The defense aims to establish their identity for the season. Cincinnati Bengals defeat Los Angeles Rams with interceptions and field goals.