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29 Sep 2023
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#politics
Breitbart: Frank Biden Called Joe Biden the ‘Big Guy,' Sixth Reference to Alias
The Wall Street Journal published an article about how Joe Biden's brother, Frank Biden, used the alias "the Big Guy" in connection with his business dealings. Frank Biden would frequently mention "the Big Guy" during his conversations, referring to his brother. This is not the first time someone associated with Joe Biden has used this nickname. The article also mentioned other family members and associates who used the same moniker.
Flag And Cross: Fetterman Leaves Case of Bud Light with Note for GOP After Mocking Senate Dress Code
Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania ignores Democratic Party's resistance to his informal attire despite experiencing health issues. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer initially allowed Fetterman to dress casually, but later codified a dress code requiring men to wear a suit. Fetterman responded by posting a viral meme and pulling a prank on a congressman leading an impeachment inquiry.
American Thinker: Texas Republicans call for House speaker's resignation
The Texas GOP votes for the resignation of Speaker Dade Phelan, concerned about his appointment of Democrats and his failure to address border security and election integrity. The resolution reflects discontent within the party and the need for new leadership to align with conservative values.
Washington Free Beacon: DeSantis Gets Highest Marks in Post-Debate Poll
Florida governor Ron DeSantis emerged as the top performer in the Republican primary debate, with 33% of viewers giving him the highest marks. Former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley also impressed with 44% of viewers rating her performance as excellent or very good. In terms of negative feedback, 24% of viewers believed former New Jersey governor Chris Christie performed the worst.
Red State: Could Glenn Youngkin Be the One to Challenge Donald Trump?
As the 2024 presidential election approaches, the Republican Party is searching for someone who can challenge former President Donald Trump for the nomination, but so far no contender has gained significant traction. Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin has been mentioned as a possibility, but in a recent interview, he expressed his focus on Virginia's state elections and governing the state, indicating he is unlikely to run for president. If Youngkin does decide against running, he will still remain a notable political figure to watch in the future.
Front Page Magazine: Biden Takes Credit for Encouraging McCain to Cheat on His Disabled Wife
In a speech honoring Senator John McCain, Biden reminisces about a trip he took with McCain and how he encouraged McCain to cheat on his disabled wife. This reveals the indecency and hypocrisy of both Biden and Cindy McCain. Their friendship is built on betrayal and lies.
Daily Wire: DeSantis To Trump: Stop ‘Keyboard’ Attacks, Say It To My Face In One-On-One Debate
Governor DeSantis criticized Trump for attacking him online and skipping the Republican primary debates. DeSantis called out Trump for not implementing his promises and questioned his record on key issues like draining the swamp, spending, and debt. DeSantis challenged Trump to say it to his face on stage.
Red State: Mainstream Media's Peculiar Description of Sen. Dianne Feinstein Has People Talking
Sen. Dianne Feinstein's passing has sparked tributes from politicians, but the mainstream media's portrayal of her as a centrist Democrat is misleading. Feinstein was a liberal advocate for gun control, abortion rights, and other progressive issues. Despite occasional bipartisan collaboration, she consistently aligned with the left on her voting record. The question now is who will replace her in California's Senate seat.
Fox News: Ramaswamy fires back at Mexican president in border spat: 'New daddy in town'
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy is standing firm on his tough policies for the southern border after Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador urged Mexican-Americans not to support him. Ramaswamy wants to send the military to crack down on migrants and drug cartels. He called the cartels Obrador's "sugar daddy" and vowed to support Mexico in decimating them if elected.
Ramaswamy reiterated his tough border stance in a GOP debate, calling the drug cartels guilty of "bioterrorism" for fentanyl deaths. He wants to seal the border with military force and has emerged as a fourth-place contender in the GOP field. Trump still leads, but his early primary averages are below 50%, leaving room for challengers to overtake him.
Daily Wire: Ratings Tanked For Second Republican Primary Debate
Ratings for the second Republican presidential debate dropped significantly compared to the first one, with fewer than 10 million viewers tuning in. The numbers showed a 25% decrease from the previous debate and were much lower than those in 2015. Despite this, the debate was still the most-watched program on Wednesday night.
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Fox News: Shooter opens fire at New Mexico protest against conquistador statue, injuring 1
Activists protest the installation of a statue of Spanish conquistador Juan de Oñate in New Mexico. Gunfire erupts, injuring a man and leading to the arrest of the suspected shooter. The statue has been controversial due to Oñate's oppressive treatment of Native Americans.
The Blaze: Commentary: Remember Jazz Jennings
Jan Morris, a renowned journalist and writer, was a pioneering transgender figure. Despite his success, he did not seek attention for his trans identity. He expressed concern for others who struggled with their gender identity and distanced himself from those who he felt misrepresented true transsexuals.
The story contrasts Morris with Jazz Jennings, a reality TV star who transitioned at a young age. Jennings' early medical interventions have left him with lifelong physical and emotional struggles. The author questions the authority of individuals to make life-altering decisions for children, arguing that the focus should be on eliminating self-hatred rather than indulging it.
#war
Fox News: US-backed Syrian Kurds report capture of key Islamic State figure
Syrian Kurdish fighters and American forces capture a senior member of the Islamic State group in northern Syria. Mahmdouh Ibrahim al-Haji, known as Abu Youssef, is described as a key facilitator of terrorist cells. Despite their defeat, IS sleeper cells are still carrying out deadly attacks. The U.S. has 900 troops focused on countering IS remnants. IS still commands 5,000-7,000 members in Syria and Iraq and poses a serious threat in Afghanistan.
Fox News: Security forces replace militants in Palestinian refugee camp as cease-fire holds
A Palestinian security force takes over a school complex in a refugee camp in Lebanon, replacing gunmen who had occupied it. The deployment raises hopes for a cease-fire in the camp.
Fox News: Norway to bar Russian-registered cars in line with EU sanctions
Norway will begin barring Russian-registered passenger cars from entering the country, in line with the European Union's sanctions against Russia due to the war in Ukraine. The ban will apply to cars with nine or fewer seats, while buses and minivans with ten or more seats will still be allowed to cross the border. Exceptions will be made for diplomatic vehicles, Norwegian citizens and their family members residing in Russia, and travel for humanitarian reasons.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Mexican president criticizes US aid to Ukraine and sanctions on Latin American nations in high-level meeting
Mexico's president criticizes U.S. aid for Ukraine and economic sanctions on Venezuela and Cuba. He calls for more assistance for Latin America.
Front Page Magazine: China's Hackers Got a List of Every State Dept Email
Chinese hackers targeted Biden's Indo-Pacific Summit, accessing a list of State Department email addresses and stealing about 60,000 emails. The sensitive information included travel itineraries, diplomatic deliberations, and potentially 10 Social Security numbers. Despite this, the State Department sees it as a win and plans to invest more in security.
#economy
Forbes: Africa-Focused Afentra Poised For Multimillion Dollar Returns From Shallow Water Oil Exploration
Afentra PLC, a London-listed energy company, is seeking to acquire mature oil assets in West Africa, particularly in Angola. CEO Paul McDade, a former executive of Tullow Oil, plans to tap into untapped resources and revitalize existing fields. Despite being listed on the AIM, McDade believes Afentra is different from other speculative explorers as it already has producing assets. The company aims to increase production and reserves while reducing emissions, with a focus on Angola's oilfields.
#history
The New American: On this Day in 1789: First U.S. Standing Army Created; Founders Had Warned of the Danger to Liberty - The New American
The Founding Fathers of the United States were opposed to a standing army due to their concerns of tyranny, the importance of individual liberties, and the economic burden. They believed in the concept of a citizen militia as a safeguard against government overreach. Constitutional safeguards were included to ensure civilian control over the military.
#education
The American Spectator: Do You Go by Xe/Xem? Colleges Want You.
American universities prefer woke students, as admissions counselors respond more to students with pronouns in their signature. This leads to an increase in woke students at universities.
#crime
Fox News: California man tracked $24,000 in stolen camera gear to known hotspot. Police still haven't shuttered it
Property crimes, including organized retail theft and auto burglary, are rampant in San Francisco. The police refuse to take action against a known hotspot where stolen goods are sold, despite a film student tracing his stolen camera gear there. The city has a high rate of car break-ins, with little chance of recovery, and a notorious neighborhood known for crime sits just blocks away from a police station. The lack of support from city leaders has allowed criminal enterprises to operate freely.
Fox News: Indiana police fatally shoot man during harassment investigation
Indiana police fatally shot a man after pursuing a suspect who followed a woman to a police station.
Washington Free Beacon: Police Arrest Suspect in 1996 Shooting of Tupac Shakur
Las Vegas police arrest Duane "Keffe D" Davis, suspect in the 1996 murder of rapper Tupac Shakur. Davis has admitted to being in the Cadillac involved in the shooting.
Fox News: Spanish court rejects appeal to reopen John Mcafee's death investigation
Spanish court rejects appeal to reopen investigation into the death of tycoon John McAfee in jail cell. McAfee's family had requested the case be reopened.
Fox News: Honk Kong police arrest an additional 4 linked to $200M JPEX cryptocurrency scam
Hong Kong and Macao authorities have apprehended four more individuals connected to the fraudulent cryptocurrency platform JPEX, which is accused of defrauding over 2,400 people of almost $200 million. The arrests bring the total number of detained individuals to 18. Police have received over 2,400 reports of losses exceeding $191.6 million. The investigation is ongoing to uncover the mastermind behind the scheme.
Foreign Policy: A President on the Picket Line?
Private detective Sam Spade gets entangled in a deadly web of lies and deceit when a mysterious woman hires him to find her missing sister. As he delves deeper into the case, he discovers a trail of corruption and murder that reaches the highest levels of society.
#sports
Flag And Cross: Australian Jai Opetaia To Defend IBF Cruiserweight Title Against Undefeated Challenger Jordan Thompson
Australian Jai Opetaia challenges Jordan Thompson for the IBF cruiserweight title. Opetaia aims to collect all the title belts and earn respect for his team and country. Thompson, undefeated in 15 pro bouts, is looking for a win that could open the door to more lucrative opportunities.
Forbes: Following Dame Lillard Trade, The Milwaukee Bucks Are The NBA Favorites
The Milwaukee Bucks become favorites to win the NBA championship after a trade bringing Damian Lillard to their team. They now have Lillard and Giannis Antetokounmpo as a formidable duo.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Smokeless Fire Pits of 2023, Tested and Reviewed
Smokeless fire pits are becoming increasingly popular as they provide the warmth and ambiance of a traditional campfire without the annoyance of smoke and smell. There are numerous options available, including the Solo Stove Bonfire 2.0, the Breeo X30, and the BioLite Firepit+. These fire pits vary in size, portability, and price, ensuring there is an option for everyone.
#technology
Red State: A Flying Car Has Debuted at the 2023 Detroit Auto Show
California-based Alef Aeronautics has unveiled its Model A flying car prototype at the Detroit Auto Show. The vehicle, which is still in development, has gained legal approval and resembles a standard sedan with a bubble-like seating area. The electric vehicle can be driven up to 200 miles on roads and has a flying range of 110 miles. This flying car, however, may face regulatory challenges and is unlikely to be mass-produced.
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Newsbusters: ABC, CBS, NBC Uniformly Paint First House Impeachment Hearing as Unfounded Piffle
The three major news networks, ABC, CBS, and NBC, failed to provide live coverage of the House Oversight Committee's impeachment inquiry into President Biden, in contrast to their extensive coverage of the January 6 Committee hearings. These networks presented the first hearing in a way that favored the Democrats and overlooked their responsibility to seek evidence and hold the Bidens accountable. ABC's Terry Moran heavily criticized the Republicans, while ABC and NBC highlighted President Biden's remarks in a positive light. CBS, although slightly more balanced in its coverage, still aimed to discredit the hearing. The networks' message was clear: they will disparage hearings like this and discourage their coverage.
Fox News: Aerosmith tour canceled indefinitely as Steven Tyler's vocal injuries worsen
Aerosmith has postponed their tour due to Steven Tyler's serious vocal injury. His doctor confirmed a fractured larynx, requiring ongoing care. All currently scheduled shows will be postponed to 2024.
Fox News: Plane crash claims 6 lives at Zimbabwean mining company-owned site
A small plane crash in Zimbabwe leaves all six passengers dead, belonging to mining company RioZim Limited.
Forbes: Flash Floods In New York City Prompt State Of Emergency—See Photos
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul declares a state of emergency as flash floods hit New York City. The Northeast is at risk of heavy rainfall and coastal flooding. Several inches of rain are expected, causing travel disruptions.