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28 Sep 2023
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The Economist: The new Supreme Court term takes aim at the administrative state
The Supreme Court is set to tackle several important cases in its new term, including disputes over gun rights, gender bias, and abortion. Additionally, the court will hear cases that could significantly impact the functioning and power of administrative agencies, such as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Securities and Exchange Commission.
There are a number of cases being heard by the Supreme Court in its new term that could have far-reaching effects on society. These cases involve issues such as gun rights, gender bias, and abortion, as well as challenges to the power and independence of administrative agencies. The decisions made by the court will shape the future of these issues in American society.
Fox News: Anchorage fights to get Supreme Court to overturn 9th Circuit decision on ‘homeless camping’ on public lands
Anchorage is joining a movement to request that the Supreme Court overturn a 9th Circuit decision on homeless camping on public land. The decision has hindered the city's ability to address the homelessness crisis effectively. This issue has sparked a rare alliance between Republicans and Democrats, with leaders from both parties arguing that homeless encampments are causing significant problems in public spaces.
The New American: Mark Meckler: If You Love the Constitution, You Support COS - The New American
The article discusses the Convention of States (COS) and argues against supporting it. The author criticizes the idea of carrying a pocket Constitution as a symbol of love for the Constitution, stating that true understanding and knowledge of the document's principles is necessary. The author also addresses claims made by the COS president, including the belief that Article V was included in the Constitution to prevent corruption by bad men. Ultimately, the author advocates for educating Americans on the fundamental principles of the Constitution as the best way to preserve liberty.
The Blaze: 'Fetterman Rule' reversed, Senate votes to revive dress code after worldwide mockery
The Senate passed a resolution to reinstate the formal dress code after dropping it for senators but not staff members. Senator John Fetterman will now have to vote from the cloakroom again.
Forbes: 5 Takeaways From Last Night’s GOP Debate—From Ramaswamy Faceoffs To Christie Calling Trump ‘Donald Duck’
The 2024 GOP presidential candidates engaged in a heated debate, focusing on attacking each other and President Joe Biden instead of mentioning Donald Trump's legal troubles. Vivek Ramaswamy faced criticism for his business ties to China, while Trump's 91 criminal charges and recent civil court ruling were ignored. The candidates blamed Biden for the auto workers strike, and Nikki Haley and Tim Scott traded verbal jabs. Scott compared slavery to welfare, and Ron DeSantis defended Florida's new education curriculum. Trump spoke at a non-union manufacturing facility in Michigan during the debate.
Newsbusters: CBS Ignores, ABC MELTS DOWN Previewing First Biden Impeachment Hearing
House Republicans hold the first impeachment inquiry against President Joe Biden with no evidence of impeachable offenses. Republicans lack direct evidence connecting Biden to his son's corrupt business dealings. Democrats and a group of Republicans proceed with the inquiry despite the lack of evidence.
National Review: The Corner: The Unmitigated Gall of the Biden Campaign
In last night's Republican debate, Florida governor Ron DeSantis criticized Joe Biden and Donald Trump for adding trillions to the national debt. Surprisingly, Biden's social-media team agreed with the criticism and turned it into a campaign spot. This is ironic considering the Biden administration has added trillions to the debt themselves, making trillion-dollar deficits the "new normal." Biden is on track to match Trump's addition to the debt in just three years.
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Red State: Influencer 'Meatball' Who Livestreamed Philly Looting and Challenged Cops in Tears When Hit With Charges
The aftermath of a court decision in the police shooting of Eddie Irizarry in Philadelphia led to widespread looting and rioting. Stores such as Apple, Lululemon, and Foot Locker were targeted by mass groups of people stealing merchandise. One individual, known as "Meatball," filmed and encouraged the looting but was later arrested and charged with multiple felonies. Despite continuing incidents of rioting and looting, defunding the police has only contributed to the rise in such crimes.
PJ Media: Is This The Worst Fact Check From the GOP Debate?
The New York Times fact-checked Vivek Ramaswamy's statement that transgenderism, especially in kids, is a mental health disorder, claiming it is false. Ramaswamy argued that affirming a kid's confusion is not compassion but cruelty. The fact check did not mention the lack of evidence for medical benefits of transitioning kids or the flaws in studies claiming benefits. European countries are dialing back on transgender treatments for children due to recognition of harm. The rapid onset of gender dysphoria and the profit-driven nature of the transgender industry were also not mentioned.
The Economist: KAL’s cartoon | Sep 30th 2023 Edition
KAL's cartoon from The Economist for the week of September 28th, 2023.
Spectator USA: Taylor Lorenz is optimistic about social media
Mass culture creates diversion through artless entertainment. John Barrrymore's decline attracted raucous crowds because it showed them he was no better than they were.
"The rise of social media and the creativity of its users has given more people the chance to benefit directly from their labor than at any other time in history," but many influencers are burned out, ripped off, or unsuccessful. The forms of content may have changed, but money still plays a significant role.
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Euromaidan Press: Over 40 European energy firms turn to Ukrainian facilities to store gas for winter
Over 40 European energy firms are storing gas in Ukrainian facilities for the winter. Ukraine's gas transit system has signed 25 new deals with foreign firms for gas storage and transit services, offering competitive prices and meeting the demand for additional storage capacity.
Liberty Nation: China Makes Bank Courtesy of the US
This week on Liberty Nation Radio: China's government expansion poses economic and military threats to the West.
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Forbes: Billionaire Chair Ryan Cohen Named GameStop CEO—Years After Meme Stock Surge
Ryan Cohen, the largest investor in GameStop and its board chairman, has been named the company's new CEO. This comes as GameStop tries to turn its struggling business around, following its status as a meme stock earlier this year.
Forbes: The Holidays Are Coming: How Retailers Can Get Ahead
Retailers are facing challenges due to consumer uncertainty and financial strain. Student loans and the end of COVID assistance programs will impact disposable income. Agile marketing and sales plans, as well as technologies like generative AI and intelligent pricing, will be crucial for retailers to adapt and engage shoppers. Investing in a digital core and data-driven agility is essential for retail success.
The Economist: Business | Sep 30th 2023 Edition
Hollywood screenwriters end strike with agreement including bonuses for streaming views. Actors may follow suit.
Amazon faces FTC lawsuit alleging unfair strategies to maintain monopoly power. Also invests in AI startup and plans to introduce ads to Prime Video.
Alibaba to list logistics arm in IPO. Microsoft's takeover of Activision Blizzard moves forward. Evergrande continues to struggle.
IEA calls for bolder action on net-zero emissions. Turkey's finance minister asks for patience in rebalancing economy. World trade volumes decline.
Lachlan Murdoch takes control of Fox Corporation. Ford suspends EV factory construction. Target closes stores due to crime.
Fox News: No FOX Business debate candidate successfully 'buried Bidenomics,' Kudlow says
None of the candidates in the GOP primary debate successfully countered President Biden's economic platform, according to analysts. The candidates failed to fully express Reagan's belief that government is the problem, not the solution. They also did not advocate for slashing taxes to achieve higher economic growth. Analysts suggested that a debate between Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley would exemplify the conservative Republican divide.
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Daily Wire: ‘Harry Potter’ Actor Michael Gambon, Who Played Professor Dumbledore, Dead At 82
Beloved actor Sir Michael Gambon, known for his role as Albus Dumbledore in the "Harry Potter" films, has passed away at the age of 82. He died peacefully in the hospital with his wife and son by his side due to pneumonia. Gambon was a well-respected actor with a career spanning over six decades, starring in various projects in television, theater, and film.
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National Review: ‘No One Is Spared’ : NYC Urges All Residents to Carry Opioid-Overdose Reversal Drug
NYC health officials advise residents to carry naloxone as the city faces record-high overdose deaths. The rate of fatalities in NYC was the highest since 2020. The Department of Health and Mental Hygiene offers naloxone training and free medication.
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Fox News: Woman who killed mom with frying pan, knife over bad grades learns her fate
Ohio woman Sydney Powell was sentenced to 15 years to life for killing her mother with a frying pan and stabbing her over bad grades. Her attorney argued that Sydney suffered from untreated schizophrenia and was in a psychotic break.
Fox News: 2nd New Hampshire man charged with manslaughter in 2022 death of 2-year-old boy exposed to fentanyl
A 2-year-old boy in New Hampshire died from fentanyl exposure and a second man has been charged in connection with his death. Ezekiel Cassy's father, Claudy Cassy, was indicted earlier this year and is set to go on trial in December. Idris Terrell is accused of acting in concert with Cassy and has been charged with manslaughter and reckless conduct.
Fox News: Court orders Australian man compensate police after fake kidnapping to meet up with mistress
Man stages his own kidnapping to spend time with another woman, ordered to compensate police.
Fox News: Alabama Rep. John Rogers charged with obstructing federal investigation
Alabama State Rep. John Rogers has been indicted on charges of obstructing a federal investigation into the possible misuse of state grant money. Rogers, a Democrat, is accused of offering additional grant money as a bribe to persuade someone to give false information to federal agents. His assistant, Varrie Johnson Kindall, is also facing charges. This case is classified under .
#sports
Fox News: Viktor Hovland nails impressive par 4 ace during Ryder Cup practice round
Norwegian golfer Viktor Hovland hit a hole-in-one during a practice round for Team Europe at the Ryder Cup in Rome. His teammates and fans celebrated the rare achievement. Team Europe hopes to win the tournament on their home turf, as the United States hasn't won a Ryder Cup away from North America since 1993.
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The Federalist: Doctor In Supreme Court Censorship Case: 'We Had To Speak Up'
Harvard professor Martin Kulldorff risked his position and relationships to speak out against lockdowns and vaccine mandates. He was censored on social media platforms when trying to share his views and joined a lawsuit against the government's censorship efforts. The censorship of true information, such as the development of robust immunity after surviving Covid-19, has resulted in unnecessary deaths. Kulldorff believes that allowing debate and decentralizing scientific funding would lead to better outcomes and prevent future public health disasters.
Field & Stream: Best Pellet Stoves of 2023
Pellet stoves are becoming popular due to their energy efficiency and convenience. Some top brands include ComfortBilt, Castle, and Cleveland Iron Works.
Spectator USA: Turning pizza Japanese
Japan has a tradition of Western food, including pizza. Yoshoku, or Japanese dishes with western inspiration, has been popular since the Meiji period. Pizza was introduced to Japan after World War Two and has become a beloved part of the country's cuisine.
Fox News: Invasive catfish predator invades Georgia river
Flathead catfish are invading the Ogeechee River in Georgia, posing a threat to native fish, including the redbreast sunfish. The Georgia Department of Natural Resources is urging anglers to catch and report the flathead catfish to prevent their establishment . Georgia officials have already waged a war against flathead catfish in the Satilla River, and biologists believe the predatory fish have suppressed populations of native fish in the area .
Foreign Policy: Green Hydrogen Isn't a Silver Bullet
The Biden administration is investing heavily in clean hydrogen research and development, aiming to make significant investments in clean hydrogen production. Hydrogen can be a clean energy carrier that aids in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. However, there are debates about its hype, production methods, and alternative solutions for different sectors. Fossil fuel companies are also eager to enter the hydrogen industry, but challenges such as rising costs and flammability need to be addressed.