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29 Sep 2023
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#illegals
Breitbart: Rep. Gonzales Blasts Biden Admin on Closing Commercial Border Bridge
U.S. Representative Tony Gonzales made a surprise visit to Eagle Pass, Texas, where migrants were crossing the border in record numbers. Gonzales discussed the possibility of Elon Musk visiting the border to see the migrant surge for himself. No official notice has been given about Musk's visit, but Gonzales plans to hold a bilateral meeting in Mexico to address the negative impact of the crisis on commerce and trade. He is ready to try different approaches and explore local solutions. As the day went on, over 200 migrants had already entered the United States. Gonzales couldn't provide an update on Musk's potential visit, but told Breitbart Texas to stay tuned.
#politics
Breitbart: Expert: Asset Managers Using State Pensions to Push 'Racial Equity Audits', Green Energy Schemes
Wall Street asset managers are using state pension funds to advance leftist goals such as racial equity audits and green energy schemes. These managers, including BlackRock and Vanguard, manipulate pension funds for publicly listed companies to push resolutions enforcing arbitrary environmental, social, and governance goals. Red states such as Texas are fighting back with anti-ESG legislation, severing ties with asset managers, and passing bills to regain control over their investments and proxy votes.
National Review: The Corner: Why Aren’t Republicans Calling for Menendez to Go?
Senator Bob Menendez pleaded not guilty to federal corruption charges related to an Egyptian influence-peddling scheme. Calls for his resignation have come from 28 Senate Democrats and Senator Bernie Sanders, but no Republican senators have made the same demand. Possible reasons for this reluctance include beliefs that a replacement would be weaker on foreign policy, political gains from keeping Menendez in office, and potential complications in explaining a future Trump endorsement. The situation raises questions about the integrity of the Senate and the country's trust in its institutions.
#society
PJ Media: 'Brazupidity': Thieves Rob Store, Forget Phone, Return for It
in today's society, the left's outrageous decisions are causing dread. They push unrealistic beliefs and release criminals, leading to rising crime rates. A recent robbery highlights the stupidity of these criminals, who returned to demand their phone and ended up assaulting the owner and a pregnant cashier. Liberal policies weaken our society and strengthen criminals.
#war
Red State: Putin's War, Week 83. Zelensky Gets ATACMS From Biden and a Cold Shoulder From McCarthy
Russian forces entered Ukraine 581 days ago, and the war continues. Week 83 was marked by political tensions and disagreements, as Ukrainian President Zelensky visited Washington and faced opposition from some Republican representatives. The Ukrainians made progress operationally, breaching the Surovikin Line and potentially breaking through Russian lines.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: The Corner: The Iran Echo Chamber’s Unconvincing Attacks
Emails from nearly a decade ago reveal that the Iranian government tried to manipulate American scholars to push its agenda during the Iran nuclear talks. Some of these scholars now work with the Biden administration or have close ties to Robert Malley. Critics argue that the allegations are unfounded, but the concern lies in the submissive tone of the emails and the potential use of Iranian Americans as political tools.
#economy
Breitbart: Free Ride’s Over: Mexico Trying to Get Cuba to Pay for ‘Donated’ Oil
Mexican oil company Pemex is considering charging Cuba for the oil shipments it has been donating to the country's communist regime. The decision is driven by rising oil prices and Mexico's own fiscal deficit problems. Mexico has donated over a million oil barrels to Cuba as "humanitarian aid," but with the increase in oil prices, the Mexican government is reevaluating the arrangement.
#religion
The Imaginative Conservative: C.S. Lewis’ Physics of Angels
A balanced view of the supernatural realm is necessary, recognizing its presence in the world. The book "The Physics of Angels" explores the angelology of Aquinas, drawing parallels between angels and light. In C.S. Lewis' "Out of the Silent Planet," the concept of angels as beings of movement and light is further explored. This perspective challenges materialistic assumptions and excessive supernaturalism.
#culture
Forbes: How Powerful Is Taylor Swift? Her ‘Seemingly Ranch’ Condiment Choice Goes Viral—And Heinz And The Mets Snap Into Action
A Taylor Swift fan account posted a viral photo of Swift eating chicken with ketchup and seemingly ranch. The phrase sparked attention and led to companies like Heinz and Hidden Valley Ranch joining in on the trend.
Forbes: Tomorrow X Together Ties Twice With Their Latest Bestselling Single In America
South Korean group Tomorrow X Together has debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard Digital Song Sales chart with their single "Back for More," making it their second top 10 hit in the US. They are now tied with Twice for the third-most top 10 hits among South Korean groups. BTS leads with 34 top 10 hits, followed by Blackpink with five.
#education
Breitbart: Machete-Wielding NYC Professor Shellyne Rodriguez Lands New Job
Professor Shellyne Rodriguez, who was fired from Hunter College for allegedly harassing pro-life students and pulling a machete on a reporter, has found a new job at Cooper Union. The incident in May involved Rodriguez cursing at students and vandalizing their display. She was disciplined by Hunter College but was later fired after the alleged machete incident.
#crime
The Blaze: Arizona husband suspects wife of poisoning him; so he sets up hidden cameras and is shocked by what he sees
A man from Arizona suspects that his wife is trying to kill him by putting bleach in his coffee. He sets up secret cameras and captures her pouring bleach into the coffee maker. The two are going through a divorce and the husband believes she wants to collect his death benefits.
Daily Wire: Portland Police Will Pay Nearly $700,000 To Former Official Who Pushed To Defund Them
Portland city commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty, who advocated for defunding the police, will receive a $680,000 payout after being falsely implicated in a hit-and-run. Two police officers leaked the false information, prompting Hardesty to sue the city and the police. The settlement holds the Portland Police Association and the individuals accountable for their actions.
#sports
Fox News: Cubs announcers rip Braves over 'absurd' play stoppage for Ronald Acuña Jr. after historic moment
Atlanta Braves superstar Ronald Acuña Jr. steals his 70th base of the season and becomes the first player in MLB history to enter the 40-70 club. The decision to stop the game and recognize Acuña's accomplishment is met with criticism from the Chicago Cubs' broadcasters.
#technology
Forbes: Apple Asks Supreme Court To Overturn Ruling In Epic Games Legal Battle
Apple has asked the Supreme Court to overturn a judge's decision that app developers, like Epic Games, cannot use alternative payment methods for in-app purchases. Apple argues that the lower court does not have the authority to make such a ruling and that this case brought by a single plaintiff should not have a broad impact on all of Apple's app developers. Epic Games also wants the Supreme Court to review the case.