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#politics
Newsbusters: Get Lost: ABC, CBS Apoplectic Over GOP Debate Not Focusing on Trump Indictments
Liberal journalists complained about the lack of focus on Trump's indictments and Mark Milley's charges during the GOP presidential debate. Jonathan Karl and George Stephanopoulos expressed their disappointment, while Major Garrett suggested that there shouldn't be any more debates without Trump's presence. The candidates did not address these issues, leading to criticism from the media.
Fox News: Fox News Politics: 5 fiery moments from the second GOP debate
The second GOP presidential primary debate was filled with tense exchanges and memorable moments. Former President Donald Trump's absence was a topic of discussion, with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis hitting Trump for being "missing in action." The candidates were more aggressive this time, leading to interruptions and shouting. Former Vice President Mike Pence made controversial comments, and Vivek Ramaswamy faced strong criticism from Nikki Haley. The economy and inflation were major topics, with Bidenomics coming out mostly unscathed. The next debate is scheduled for November.
The Right Scoop: WATCH LIVE: House holds impeachment inquiry hearing into Joe Biden (already in progress)
The House Oversight Committee is currently holding an impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden. Various representatives have made statements regarding Biden's alleged involvement in corrupt business schemes.
Townhall: The Associated Press Tried to Bring Down Rumble and the GOP Debate in Lame Fashion
Media outlets under the 1st Amendment limit free expression, especially during the pandemic. The Associated Press is lobbying to rein in the social media platform Rumble, accusing it of promoting far-right extremism.
Red State: Cassidy Hutchinson Denies Relationship With Matt Gaetz, Intimate Evidence Says Otherwise, America Cringes
A tell-all book by Cassidy Hutchinson reveals rumors of a romantic relationship with Representative Matt Gaetz. However, evidence of intimate conversations between them on FaceTime adds credibility to these claims. The media's reluctance to question Hutchinson's testimony further exposes their bias and undermines the credibility of the J-6 Committee.
The Federalist: 18 GOPers Help Dems Kill Measure Axing Pentagon 'Pride' Parties
Nearly 20 House Republicans, including members of the House Freedom Caucus, joined Democrats to defeat a bill amendment that aimed to prevent U.S. taxpayer money from funding Pentagon-sponsored "pride month" events. The amendment, introduced by Rep. Chip Roy, was voted against by 18 Republicans and passed with a 231-202 vote.
#society
The Babylon Bee: Liberal Parents Ground Kid From New Pronouns For A Month
A progressive couple in Chicago grounded their rebellious teenage child for a month, forbidding them from using preferred pronouns. The teenager, Starburst, protested the punishment and vowed to resume using their preferred pronouns.
#military
Euromaidan Press: American satellite communications company Iridium keeps office in Moscow and works for the Russian defense industry
American satellite communications company Iridium continues to work with the Russian defense industry, providing products and components for their military drones. Despite the ongoing war, cooperation between the two companies has not stopped, with Iridium maintaining an office in Moscow. The drones used by Russia contain components from Germany, the United States, and Japan.
#health
Forbes: Must-Have Snacks And Sips To Fuel Your Fall
Americans report working long hours as the main barrier to eating well. Methodology meal kit delivery service provides nutritious, quick meals focused on whole plants.
#crime
Fox News: Business owner decries 'get out while you can' mentality in Philadelphia after his store was looted
Philadelphia business owner, Jay Pross, expressed concern about the recent rise in retail theft in the city, stating that there is a "get out while you can" attitude among residents. Pross's store was looted, and he received overwhelming support from the community. He believes there is a lack of awareness and a tendency to follow the leader, leading to the looting incidents.
The Blaze: Top CNN analyst says the quiet part out loud about far-left criminal justice reform after mass riots in Philly
CNN's top law enforcement analyst claims that progressive criminal justice reform is leading to an increase in crime. He cites the recent looting in Philadelphia as an example, suggesting that looters take advantage of protests to carry out mass crime sprees. According to him, cities with bail reform laws and lenient criminal justice policies are experiencing a rise in organized property crime.
Daily Wire: Trans-Identifying Employee Used Daycare Job To Access Vulnerable Kids, Produce And Distribute Child Porn
Jace Wong, a transgender daycare employee in California, was sentenced to 25 years in prison for producing and distributing child pornography by exploiting young children. Wong took explicit photos and videos of girls aged four to six in a daycare bathroom and shared them through a Kik account. Wong's defense team argued that the crimes were influenced by the female-to-male transition treatments.
#sports
Fox News: Colin Kaepernick compared NFL to slavery, now he wants to play for the Jets. Is he nuts?
Former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick is still hoping to return to the league, but it seems like the NFL and its fans are not interested in having him back. Kaepernick gained attention in 2016 when he refused to stand for the national anthem, citing the oppression of black people and people of color in the country. He has since made controversial statements about America, the NFL, and even his own parents. Despite his ambitions to continue playing, it appears that Kaepernick's divisive actions and beliefs have made him unwelcome in the league.
The Blaze: Whitlock: ‘Coach Prime’ defenders applaud his character assassination of Cormani McClain
Deion Sanders publicly criticizes 18-year-old football recruit, Cormani McClain, for underperforming. Critics highlight the double standard in defending Deion while not supporting the young athlete.
#outdoors
Midwest Living: 6 Lodgings to Dream About for Your Next Getaway to Ohio's Hocking Hills
Nature lovers and adventure seekers flock to Ohio's Hocking Hills for its breathtaking landscapes and outdoor activities. Unique and luxurious accommodations, such as The Cave at Dunlap Hollow and the bungalows at The Cliffs at Hocking Hills, offer a one-of-a-kind experience blending eco-friendly design with comfort and style. For those looking for a more elevated escape, the Treehouses at River Ranch and the cozy cabins at Getaway House provide a romantic and unplugged retreat. The recently opened Hocking Hills State Park Lodge allows guests to immerse themselves in the beauty of the park, while the geodomes at The Inn and Spa at Cedar Falls offer a tranquil and immersive stay.
#other
Forbes: Paul McCartney And Wings Have A Lot To Teach Marketers About Differentiation
Paul McCartney, founding member of The Beatles, formed the band Wings to establish a new musical identity and differentiate himself from his legendary past. He refused to play Beatles songs initially, taking a risk to showcase new material and believe in the creative potential of Wings. This strategy of differentiation paid off, as Wings achieved success with No. 1 hits and solidified their place in the music industry.
Red State: California City Grants Legal Rights to Elephants
California city Ojai grants legal rights to elephants, becoming the first in the US to do so. The "Right to Bodily Liberty for Elephants" ordinance aims to promote animal welfare and redefine humanity's relationship with nonhuman animals. Critics question its enforceability and potential violation of human property rights.
