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#politics
National Review: The Corner: Talking about Unions
In a podcast, the speaker defends the conservative approach to organized labor, citing little benefit in unions and their political ties. Despite a recent increase in positive views, union membership in 2022 hit a record low. The speaker advocates for voluntarism, transparency, and accountability in unions.
Newsbusters: Univision sigue utilizando el encuestador de Joe Biden
Univision, a left-leaning network, has been conducting biased polls in support of Joe Biden's campaign. They partnered with Latino Decisions, a firm associated with Biden, and never disclosed their relationship while publishing favorable polls. Univision's co-moderation of the Republican debate raises concerns about foreign interference in US elections.
National Review: Shutdowns Need to Be Shut Down for Good
Government shutdowns, while tempting to fiscal conservatives, do not reflect the true fiscal state of the country and serve no good purpose. The Antideficiency Act states that government agencies cannot spend money that hasn't been appropriated by Congress, leading to shutdowns when appropriations run out. However, most members of Congress do not face strong incentives to pass new appropriations bills on time. If shutdowns were a useful mechanism for policy reforms, it might be worth keeping around, but they have proven to be ineffective. A bill has been proposed to automatically pass continuing resolutions and require Congress to stay in session until proper new appropriations bills are passed, aligning incentives better. Congress should end government shutdowns forever.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Speaker McCarthy rejects Senate govt funding bill and here’s why…
Speaker McCarthy has informed Mitch McConnell that the House won't be taking up the stop-gap government funding bill from the Senate. He refuses to support a bill that funds Ukraine without addressing border issues. McCarthy is now pushing for a GOP-only short-term funding bill that includes changes to border policies.
Red State: Bipartisan Rebuke: House Bill Funds School Hunting and Archery Courses, Reversing Biden Admin
Hunters and anglers have played a significant role in wildlife and habitat conservation. However, the Biden administration's decision to cut funding for hunting programs in schools was met with bipartisan opposition. The House voted overwhelmingly in favor of the Protecting Hunting Heritage and Education Act, recognizing the value of teaching responsible outdoor sports.
PJ Media: Steve Schmidt Finds a New 'Nazi Dog Whistle' for Trump
Commentator Steve Schmidt accuses Trump of using a racist code whistle by saying he needs six months to reform the government, connecting it to Hitler's rise to power. Schmidt's argument is far-fetched and lacks evidence. Democrats are concerned about the possibility of Trump winning again in 2024.
Breitbart: Kevin McCarthy: There Will Be a Government Shutdown If Biden 'Stays on the Sidelines'
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is warning of a government shutdown if President Biden doesn't address the border crisis. McCarthy criticizes Biden's lack of leadership and cites strikes in Michigan and California as examples. Republicans are pushing for separate appropriations bills to gain leverage in policy battles. The focus is on securing the southern border due to concerns about cartels and illegal immigration.
The Federalist: WV Election Official: Defund DHS For Hiring '20 Election Meddlers
West Virginia's top election official demands House Republicans withhold funding from the Department of Homeland Security until they fire former intelligence officials who interfered in the 2020 election to help Joe Biden. These officials had falsely claimed that the Hunter Biden laptop was Russian disinformation. Warner argues that funding should be refused as long as Secretary Mayorkas employs these individuals. The demand comes in response to the formation of a Homeland Intelligence Experts Group within DHS, which includes Clapper, Brennan, and Kolbe. Warner believes that these "dishonest people" should not have access to sensitive government information or high-ranking positions funded by taxpayers. He accuses them of interfering in the election and damaging trust in the system.
There are claims that the letter signed by 51 former intelligence officials, which downplayed the laptop scandal, was part of a coordinated effort between intelligence agencies and the Biden campaign to interfere in the 2020 election . A former CIA official testified that then-Biden campaign adviser Antony Blinken played a role in the creation of the letter. The FBI, which authenticated the laptop, warned Big Tech platforms about potential Russian propaganda and hack-and-leak operations. In response, Twitter and Facebook censored the New York Post's reporting on the laptop, with Zuckerberg later admitting that their decision was based on the FBI's warning.
American Thinker: ‘Kink’ festival with the most obscene acts imaginable lauded (and attended) by California’s most notorious lawmaker
Democratic Senator Scott Wiener of California was photographed at the Folsom Street Fair, a kink festival celebrating its 40th year in San Francisco. The event showcased explicit sexual acts performed on public streets, including urination and public exhibitions of anal sex. Wiener, known for sponsoring lewd legislation and advocating for the state to control children, praised the fair as one of the best days in the city.
Breitbart: Court Doc: Hunter Lived in CA When Chinese Partners Wired Money to Dad's Address
Hunter Biden did not live with President Joe Biden in Delaware when his Chinese business partners sent money to Joe Biden's address. The money contradicts Joe Biden's claims that Hunter never made money from China and that they never discussed business. Democrats dismiss the revelation as a conspiracy theory.
National Review: Trump Accuses Pro-Life Groups of Being a Political Liability That Exist to Make Money
Former President Trump has accused pro-life groups of being motivated by money rather than genuine concern for protecting babies. He claims that these groups have been fundraising for decades, suggesting that their efforts are driven by business interests rather than a moral cause. Trump warns that passing pro-life laws could harm Republicans in elections, pointing to Governor Ron DeSantis' decline in popularity after signing a law banning abortion after six weeks of gestation. Trump believes that finding a common ground on the abortion issue is necessary to move forward.
The Federalist: Judge Cherry-Picks Lowball Mar-a-Lago Appraisal In Trump Case
In a ruling against former President Donald Trump, a Democrat judge used a low appraisal of Trump's Mar-a-Lago home to conclude that his self-reported appraisal was fraudulent. The ruling grants the New York Democrat Attorney General's demand to cancel Trump's business certificates in the state.
Red State: Grab All the Popcorn: AOC Has a Meltdown When Elon Says She's Just Not That Smart
Elon Musk and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez clash over her interpretation of Ellis Island immigration. Musk questions AOC's understanding of the difference between legal immigration and current border chaos. AOC defends herself, touting her accomplishments but fails to address the issue at hand.
#society
The Blaze: 'D*** it!' Neil deGrasse Tyson loses it when his far-left views on trans women in sports are refuted
Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson and comedian Konstantin Kisin engaged in a heated debate over transgender ideology and inclusivity. Tyson argued that transgender inclusion is a solvable problem, while Kisin believed that biological differences should be considered. The debate escalated when Tyson shouted for the playing field to be fixed, but Kisin countered that the athletic playing field will never be equal between biological men and women.
Flag And Cross: Parents' Nightmare Brought to Sudden End as Dog Alerts Rescuers to Location of Missing 2-Year-Old
A 2-year-old girl wandered into the woods alone but was found safe thanks to her family pets. The girl's mother became worried and called for help when she couldn't find her daughter. After a few hours, a volunteer located the girl with the family's dogs by her side.
The Blaze: HERE’S everything that’s happened to Russell Brand (despite ZERO actual charges)
Russell Brand has been accused of sexual misconduct by four women, but some believe the allegations are a ploy by the Left-owned media to silence him. Brand has faced severe consequences, including being demonetized on YouTube and dropped by his talent agency and publisher. Parliament even told Twitter to shut him down. However, until proven guilty, Brand should be treated as innocent.
Daily Wire: Cleveland Bishop’s New LGBT Student Policy Attacked By Democrat Mayor, Some Catholics
The Catholic bishop in Cleveland, Ohio faces criticism for a new policy on LGBT students that requires informing parents about gender dysphoria, using biological pronouns, segregating bathrooms and sports, banning displays of sexual attraction, and prohibiting gender transitions. The policy went into effect on September 1. Democratic mayor Justin Bibb condemned the policy, calling it a betrayal of Church teachings, while some Catholics supported the diocese's efforts to uphold Catholic values.
#health
Fox News: NHL assistant GM suffers ‘catastrophic brain injury’ amid ALS battle, wife reveals
Calgary Flames assistant general manager Chris Snow suffered a catastrophic brain injury after going into cardiac arrest and is not expected to wake up. Snow, who has ALS, was given six to 18 months to live in 2019.
#education
The Blaze: Commentary: Trouble was already brewing at Kendi’s anti-racism center in 2021
Anonymous complaints allege grant mismanagement and toxic work environment at Kendi's Center for Antiracist Research. BU conducting inquiry.
Forbes: Juilliard’s Graduate Acting Program Goes Tuition Free—Latest Art School To Charge $0
The Juilliard School in New York City will offer a tuition-free graduate acting program from 2024, benefiting 35 students, with the aim of improving access to artistic education.
#crime
Forbes: Did Judge Kill The Trump Organization? What Fraud Ruling Means For Ex-President’s Business
A New York judge dissolved businesses owned by Trump and his associates, ruling they committed fraud by misstating the value of their assets. The order cancels certificates for businesses named in the lawsuit and any other entity owned or controlled by Trump or his associates. The order appoints a receiver to oversee the companies and sell off assets, impacting Trump's company and operations in New York.
PJ Media: Karate Guys Thwart Would-Be Carjackers in Oakland
Decades of left-wing policies have turned Oakland into a crime-ridden city with carjackings and violent crimes on the rise. Citizens are taking matters into their own hands, as two karate instructors stopped a carjacking by smashing the criminals' windshield. Car thefts in Oakland have reached record levels, and the city has seen a 21% increase in violent crime. Learning self-defense skills and taking steps to protect oneself is crucial in a city where danger is increasing due to lenient policies.
#sports
Forbes: Betting In Pickleball Has Arrived - A Guide And Some Observations
Fanduel partners with the Professional Pickleball Association to offer betting on the sport. Fans can place wagers on match winners, correct match scores, total points, and head-to-head matchups. Betting is only allowed on publicly viewable matches, and won't be available for matches involving minors. This move will bring more attention to pickleball and help the sport grow.
#other
The American Mind: American Pandemic "Samizdat"
Scientists faced censorship and defamation during the pandemic for questioning government COVID policies. The Biden administration and social media companies worked together to suppress dissenting voices. The Missouri v. Biden case exposed the government's coercion of social media companies to censor speech. Federal courts ruled against the government's violation of free speech rights, but there are still concerns about continued censorship by certain entities. The pandemic lockdowns caused severe economic and educational disruptions, particularly affecting the poor. Censorship hinders scientific debate and can lead to disastrous consequences, as seen in historical examples like Trofim Lysenko's influence in the Soviet Union.
Foreign Policy: Heather Cox Richardson: Why I’m Hopeful About Democracy
Democracy around the world is in crisis, with weakened press, disputed elections, and the rise of strongman leaders. However, historian Heather Cox Richardson's book, "Democracy Awakening: Notes on the State of America," offers hope for the future. Reflecting on the history of American democracy, she suggests that change can come from ordinary people standing up and demanding a better system. The book explores the importance of the New Deal and the need for a different narrative that empowers citizens and promotes equality.
Breitbart: Hollywood Writers Strike Is Over: WGA Votes to Lift Strike Order After 148 Days
The Writers Guild of America strike in Hollywood is ending after a new deal was reached. Writers will be allowed to return to work and tasks that were previously prohibited will now be sanctioned. The deal still needs to be ratified by union members before it becomes official.
Foreign Policy: Heather Cox Richardson: Why I’m Hopeful About Democracy
Democracy around the world is in crisis, with weakened press, disputed elections, and the rise of strongman leaders. However, historian Heather Cox Richardson's book, "Democracy Awakening: Notes on the State of America," offers hope for the future. Reflecting on the history of American democracy, she suggests that change can come from ordinary people standing up and demanding a better system. The book explores the importance of the New Deal and the need for a different narrative that empowers citizens and promotes equality.
PJ Media: Will Russell Brand Drag Down Rumble in the UK?
Russell Brand is facing accusations and potential ban in the UK over his departure from the "approved narrative" on hot-button issues, including vaccinations. The British government may regulate his platform, Rumble, under the Online Safety Bill, which prohibits content harmful to health and misinformation about vaccines. Rumble executives could face jail time if they refuse to comply. This censorship could extend beyond Brand and have implications for free speech in the UK and potentially in the United States.
Daily Wire: Judge Rules Texas Law Shielding Minors From ‘Sexually Oriented’ Performances Violates First Amendment
A federal judge blocked a Texas law banning sexually oriented performances in front of minors, citing a violation of the First Amendment. The law, signed by Governor Abbott, was called a "drag ban" but applied to all sexually oriented performances. The judge expressed concern that other activities, such as cheerleading or live theater, could also be targeted.
Fox News: 'AGT' judge Heidi Klum shares if she'll play matchmaker for recently single Sofia Vergara
Heidi Klum and Sofia Vergara enjoy spending time together, talking about clothes, eating, and drinking. Klum may set Vergara up on a date. Klum also mentions her strong bond with the other "America's Got Talent" judges.