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#illegals
Fox News: Dem who thought Guam would capsize from too many people mocked for dismissing migrants pouring over the border
Rep. Hank Johnson, D-Ga., was criticized on social media for suggesting that reporters who claim there is a crisis at the southern border haven't spoken to the right people. Johnson argued that lawlessness at the border is misunderstood due to lack of proper information. Critics questioned his judgment, citing past controversial statements and his belief that Guam could "capsize."
#politics
Breitbart: Poll: Trump Leads Biden by 1 Point in Hypothetical General Election Race
Former President Donald Trump has pulled ahead of President Joe Biden in a hypothetical 2024 presidential election match-up, according to a recent poll. The poll shows Trump leading with 45 percent of the likely voters surveyed, one percentage point above Biden. Other Republican candidates also hold narrow leads over Biden in head-to-head match-ups.
The Federalist: DOJ Official Prohibited Agents Mentioning Joe Biden In Warrant
Delaware Assistant U.S. Attorney Lesley Wolf demanded the removal of any references to Joe Biden from a search warrant related to a probe into Hunter Biden's Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) violation. The documents released by the House Ways and Means Committee suggest a cover-up by the Biden administration to protect the family, including President Biden himself. The Justice Department, including top officials, allegedly lied and interfered with federal investigators.
Red State: Poll: DeSantis Is the Second Choice for Most Republican Voters. Here's Why That's Good for His Campaign
Former President Donald Trump maintains a strong lead in the Republican primary race, with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis trailing by over 40 points. However, DeSantis is favored as the second choice for Republican voters, which may be significant as primary candidates drop out. Additionally, Trump's campaign faces four indictments that could potentially impact his support and benefit DeSantis. While Trump currently leads, the primary season remains unpredictable.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Guardian: Ukraine ready to strike at drone production sites in Russia, Iran and Syria
Ukraine seeks missiles from allies to strike drone production sites in Russia, Iran, and Syria. The Ukrainian government claims that Russia used kamikaze drones containing Western technology in attacks on Ukrainian cities.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Binance Exits Russia Amid Sanctions Probe, Sells Operations To CommEX
Binance Holdings Ltd, a cryptocurrency exchange, is leaving Russia due to a probe into possible sanctions violations. The company is selling its Russian operations to CommEX and will focus on other countries. The US Justice Department was investigating Binance for potential sanctions evasion related to Russia and Ukraine.
Foreign Policy: Largest Climate Change Lawsuit in History Kicks Off in European Court
Europe's largest climate change lawsuit has begun in a European court, brought by six young Portuguese individuals who argue that governments' inaction on climate change violates their human rights. The case aims to strengthen efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. A U.S. soldier has been released by North Korea after illegally crossing into the country, with no concessions made to secure his release. Azerbaijani forces have arrested a former Armenian separatist leader, who led the movement in Nagorno-Karabakh.
#economy
Forbes: $1.58 Billion Mega Millions Winner Claims Jackpot—One Month Later
A $1.58 billion Mega Millions jackpot was claimed in Florida by an anonymous winner. They can choose to receive the prize as a lump sum or in annual installments. After taxes, the cash value will be over $493 million.
#religion
The Imaginative Conservative: Salvation and Sufficiency: A Lesson from Statistics
In the world of statistics, sufficiency plays an important role in estimation. The practice of statistics is felt by all of us. The concept of sufficiency extends beyond statistics to other aspects of our lives, including religion and salvation.
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#health
The Blaze: Steve Scalise provides positive health update about cancer battle
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise gave a positive update about his health, stating that his cancer has significantly decreased due to chemotherapy. Many Republicans, including Rep. Burgess Owens and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, expressed their joy and belief in the power of prayer. Scalise, who survived a shooting in 2017, has now begun treatment for multiple myeloma, a treatable blood cancer.
#crime
Daily Wire: Alabama Democrat Who Made ‘Kill’em Now Or Kill’em Later’ Remark On Abortion Indicted On Federal Charges: Report
Alabama State Rep. John Rogers (D) has been indicted on federal obstruction of justice charges. The indictment stems from an alleged scheme to defraud the Jefferson County Community Service Fund, and Rogers is facing two counts of obstruction of justice. Rogers previously gained national attention for his controversial remarks about abortion in 2019. He stated that some unwanted children should be killed, which sparked outrage in the Republican-controlled chamber that voted to outlaw most abortions in the state.
#sports
Fox News: NFL center reveals technology he implements in his training that was used during Iraq War
Drew Dalman, center for the Atlanta Falcons, has been using a device called the CoolMitt to cool his body down and improve his athletic performance. The technology, originally used by soldiers in Iraq, has made its way into sports. Dalman believes the CoolMitt has noticeable short-term effects and hopes the company will offer a more affordable product for high schools and college programs. He follows in his father's footsteps as an NFL player and is motivated to improve and help his team succeed.
#technology
Forbes: Major ChatGPT Update: AI Program No Longer Restricted To Sept. 2021 Knowledge Cutoff After Internet Browser Revamp
OpenAI's chatbot, ChatGPT, can now browse the internet using Microsoft's Bing search engine to provide users with up-to-date information. The update addresses the software's limitation of having a knowledge cutoff date before September 2021. Premium users on ChatGPT's "Plus" and "Enterprise" plans can access the feature now, with plans to expand it to all users in the near future.
Red State: Wailing and Gnashing of Teeth Commences After Elon Musk Fires Half of His 'Election Integrity' Team
Elon Musk cuts X's "election integrity" team in half, sparking concerns of increased problematic content.
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Forbes: Blackpink Could Finally Earn Their First Grammy Nomination Ahead Of A Potential Split
Blackpink, a popular K-pop group, has yet to receive any Grammy nominations despite their global success. However, their recent single "The Girls" could potentially change that. Despite not charting on the Hot 100, the song's other factors may sway Grammy voters to give the group their first nomination. Whether Blackpink secures a historic nomination will be revealed in mid-November.
Red State: Newly Released Interview With James Biden Shows Attempts by Bidens to Sell US Energy Assets to China
Joe Biden's brother, James Biden, tried to assist a Chinese company in acquiring U.S. energy assets, believing its leader was connected to President Xi Jinping. These revelations come as the first impeachment inquiry hearings begin. Georgia Rep. Austin Scott condemned James Biden's actions as "treasonous," highlighting the potential threat to U.S. energy supply. The documents contradict President Biden's previous claim that his family had no financial ties to China. The House impeachment inquiry will continue to investigate, although the chances of success in a Democrat-controlled Senate are slim.