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#illegals
Front Page Magazine: Does New York Have to ‘House the World’?
The 1938 constitutional convention in New York led to the establishment of a "right to shelter" for the needy, which has since been exploited. Lawyers used the case of a homeless alcoholic to argue that housing should be provided to every addict and bum, leading to massive costs and difficulty. Now, with the mass influx of illegal aliens, New York's liberal elites are debating whether this right should extend to the entire world. Democrats refuse to acknowledge that their ideology is at the heart of the problem, while activists continue to demand that New York City house everyone in the world. Mayor Adams and Governor Hochul are pushing back, but the fate of the city hangs in the balance.
#politics
Red State: Screaming Democratic Rep. Gives Unhinged Defense of Joe Biden During Impeachment Inquiry
Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX) passionately defended President Joe Biden during the impeachment inquiry, suggesting that the investigation should focus on other matters. House Republicans presented evidence of Biden's alleged involvement in his son's questionable foreign business dealings. Meanwhile, Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) highlighted an IRS investigation chart and text messages that raised red flags about Hunter Biden's business practices.
Fox News: JESSE WATTERS: Republicans want Trump
Republicans want Trump for their re-election campaign. A former Obama aide criticizes Biden for bowing to progressives. Trump is attacking Biden head-on and COVID can't save him.
Daily Wire: Ted Cruz Weighs In On Who Was ‘The Big Winner’ From Second GOP Primary Debate
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) believes that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis was the winner of the second Republican Party primary debate. Cruz stated that most of the candidates did not help themselves during the debate and that DeSantis did the best on stage. Cruz praised DeSantis's behavior, his strong answers on education and victories in Florida, and his ability to win elections.
Front Page Magazine: Praising a Nazi
In September, Nazi veteran Yaroslav Hunka was honored in Canada despite his past atrocities. The historical issues surrounding World War II and Nazi presence in Canada resurfaced. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and other politicians accused protesting truckers of supporting swastikas, revealing a lack of understanding and knowledge of National Socialism. The Canadian government should instead honor the true heroes who fought against the Nazis. The call for Trudeau's resignation and a free Canada grows louder.
Daily Wire: ‘She’s Just Not That Smart’: AOC Scrambles To Defend Herself After Elon Musk Takes Swipe
Far-left Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez defends herself after Elon Musk calls her "just not that smart." AOC boasts about her accomplishments and critics snark back.
#society
Breitbart: Target Shutters 9 Stores in Democrat-Run Cities Due to Theft and Violence
Target is closing nine stores due to organized retail theft, posing a threat to employees and customers. The closure of a Target store in Harlem, NY has saddened nearby residents who rely on the store for affordable goods. Target's CEO, Brian Cornell, predicts theft losses may exceed $1.2 billion this year with a significant increase in violent incidents against workers. The closures highlight the challenges retailers face in reducing theft while serving the community. The National Retail Federation (NRF) reports that theft accounts for nearly 65% of shrink, causing financial loss and safety concerns for retailers.
Spectator USA: How shoplifting became a shameless act
Tim, a frugal man in Iowa, discovers that he accidentally underpaid for wine at Walmart. He chooses to inform the store and waits in line to pay for the uncharged wine, despite the apathetic response from the employees. The incident reflects a decline in moral values and the lack of socializing that is prevalent in society.
Breitbart: Michael Lind: Democrats Revive Blue Cities with Infusions of Poor Migrants
Democratic-run cities like New York and San Francisco depend on low-wage migration to avoid economic decline. While Democratic mayors claim to oppose immigration, they actually support it and seek federal funds to cover the costs. These cities rely on a rentier economy supported by a population of low-wage service workers, including both Americans and immigrants. This system of relying on migrants simultaneously drives down wages and raises housing costs, forcing Americans and immigrants out of cities and into lower-opportunity areas. The overcrowding and poor housing conditions in cities like New York contribute to social problems and even violence.
#war
Front Page Magazine: The Ukrainian Gordian Knot
Americans support Ukraine in its resistance against Russia's aggression. However, for Ukraine to win the war and break the current deadlock, it may need to attack targets inside Russia. This could lead to unpredictable consequences and escalate the conflict.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Pro-India Hackers Take Down Canadian Army Website After Trudeau’s Murder Accusation
The Indian Cyber Force claimed responsibility for crashing the Canadian Armed Forces website, rebuking Canadian PM Trudeau for his accusations against India. The hack was a DDoS operation, but no broader impacts were reported. Geopolitical tensions increase the likelihood of such attacks, with hacktivists and states using them as a tool. The group had warned of a cyberattack against the Canadian government prior to the incident. The hackers used the hashtag "F#" to express their discontent. The feud between Canada and India continues to escalate due to Trudeau's accusation of Indian involvement in the killing of a Sikh activist.
#economy
Forbes: Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour Shatters Record For Highest-Grossing Month, Report Says
Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour grossed a record-breaking $179.3 million in August, making it the highest one-month gross for tours since 1985. The tour is expected to rank among the highest-grossing tours of all-time, with estimates of about $560 million.
#military
Breitbart: Texas Guardsmen Disciplined for Cutting Razor Wire on Border to Save Lives, Says Source
Two Texas National Guard soldiers were disciplined for cutting razor wire along the Rio Grande to let migrants with children pass through. The soldiers were relieved of duty for not following instructions to only cut wire in the case of a medical emergency. Border Patrol agents have also been seen cutting the razor wire to admit migrants who have crossed the border illegally.
#crime
Daily Wire: Wyoming College Student Sentenced To Five Years In Prison After Setting Fire To Full-Service Abortion Clinic
A woman is sentenced to five years in prison and three years probation for setting fire to an abortion clinic. Lorna Roxanne Green, an engineering student, admitted to the crime, expressing opposition to abortion. The clinic suffered significant damage, causing further delays in its opening.
Fox News: California man learns his fate after disgusting encounter with teen girl on cross-country Delta flight
A man from California was sentenced to five years in prison for assaulting a 13-year-old girl on a Delta Air Lines flight. Brian Patrick Durning harassed and touched the girl, causing her physical and emotional distress. The incident was investigated by the FBI and other authorities.
Fox News: Florida 3-year-old shoots herself in hand with loaded gun while relative is glued to football game: video
A 3-year-old girl in Florida accidentally shot herself with a loaded gun while her relative was distracted watching a football game on his laptop. The relative, Orlando Young, was arrested and charged with child neglect.
#sports
Forbes: New Minor League Baseball Logo Unveiled That Connects To MLB
Minor League Baseball has unveiled a new logo that strengthens its connection to Major League Baseball. MLB now oversees the operations of MiLB, following the "One Baseball" initiative led by MLB commissioner Rob Manfred. The new logo features the iconic batter silhouette from MLB's logo and reflects the lasting connection between the two leagues.
Fox News: Colorado athletic director sends letter urging students to refrain from 'rushing the field' at home games
University of Colorado athletic director Rick George pleaded with students not to storm the field during future football games due to safety concerns and conference regulations. The request comes after fans rushed the field following recent victories against Nebraska and Colorado State, resulting in complaints about fan conduct. The Buffaloes are hoping to break their losing streak against USC this weekend.
#outdoors
Fox News: Florida teen dead from lightning strike on hunting trip with dad
A teenager and her father were struck by lightning while hunting in Palatka, Florida. The lightning hit a nearby tree, fatally injuring the 16-year-old and causing her father to lose consciousness. The girl passed away the next morning, leaving behind close relationships and a deep love for Jesus.
#other
Forbes: California City Becomes First To Legalize Rights Of Elephants
Ojai, a city in southern California, passed an ordinance recognizing the legal rights of elephants and their right to liberty. The ordinance prevents elephants from being held captive unless in a comparable sanctuary. This legislation was developed by a council member and the Nonhuman Rights Project.