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29 Sep 2023
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#politics
Front Page Magazine: What is Democracy Without Elections? Communism
Joe Biden defines democracy as a struggle against non-democratic regimes like fascism, but fails to focus on fair elections. Leftist parties have weaponized democracy to suppress political opponents, making it equivalent to leftist views. Democrats attack any third party bid as a threat to democracy, resembling the tactics of Communists.
Newsbusters: Avlon Praises Biden's 'Bipartisanship' Amid 'Farcical Impeachment
CNN senior political analyst John Avlon praised Biden's speech on democracy, criticizing Republicans' impeachment inquiry as farcical. Avlon argued that previous impeachments were not partisan, and labeled the current inquiry into Biden as a tit for tat escalation. He highlighted the contrast between Biden's speech on threats to democracy and the impeachment inquiry, describing the state of politics as bizarro.
Spectator USA: Harry Reid haunts Bob Menendez
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's former aide, Adam Jentleson, is causing trouble for Senator Bob Menendez by pushing for his resignation. Jentleson's support for the Iran Deal, which Menendez opposed, may be fueling his actions. The Biden Department of Justice is also targeting Menendez, with Ben Rhodes, another Iran Deal supporter, showing excitement.
House Republicans' attempt to open an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden is gaining popularity but facing challenges. Testimonies from cautious witnesses and Republican lawmakers pouring cold water on the matter have created difficulties. Democrats on the Oversight Committee also faced criticism for their performance.
The New American: The Passing of Senator Dianne Feinstein - The New American
Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, a former mayor and long-serving senator, has died at the age of 90. While she had notable achievements such as creating the Amber Alert system and preserving the Mojave Desert, she was also known for her support of gun control and the homosexual advocacy movement. Despite her dedication to causes at odds with the Constitution, she was respected in Washington for her courteousness.
#society
PJ Media: SF Mayor Breed Calls for Drug Testing and Treatment for Welfare Eligibility
San Francisco Mayor London Breed proposed drug testing and treatment for people accessing County Adult Assistance Programs (CAAP). Those who refuse or do not complete their treatment will be denied enrollment or removed from the program. The city faces challenges with its homeless population and the feasibility of the proposal remains uncertain.
The Blaze: A 2021 gun arrest in NYC put investigators on the trail of a global satanic pedophile cult whose members try to push their victims to kill themselves
A 23-year-old man in Queens, New York, was arrested on gun possession charges. Investigators found evidence of his involvement in an international satanic pedophile cult. The cult extorts minors to commit suicide on live-stream for their entertainment.
#war
Euromaidan Press: ISW report: Ukrainian offensive in south draws Russian forces away from east
Ukrainian forces frustrate Russian offensives as Russian aviation assets are redirected. Russian offensive operations have slowed in the east, while Ukrainian forces repel ground and aerial attacks. Russian artillery and drone strikes impede Ukrainian counteroffensive.
Human Events: Ukrainian pilots arrive in US for F-16 training
Ukrainian pilots have arrived in the US for F-16 training in Arizona after English language training in Texas. The government shutdown may disrupt their training.
#economy
Forbes: Fresh Take: Food As Medicine’s Big Business Opportunity
Food costs are both too expensive and too cheap. The food industry contributes to diet-driven diseases, costing over $2 trillion annually. If patients with diet-related conditions ate nutritionally designed food, it could prevent 1.6 million hospitalizations and save $13.6 billion in healthcare costs.
Forbes: Autoworkers Expand Strike At Ford And GM—But Not Stellantis
The United Auto Workers (UAW) is expanding its strike against Ford and General Motors (GM), while workers at Stellantis will not join the strike. This is the second expansion of the strike, with thousands of employees joining the picket lines. The UAW is demanding cost-of-living adjustments, pay increases, and pension benefits.
Foreign Policy: The U.S. Cannot Afford to Lose a Soft-Power Race With China
The United States is engaged in a soft power competition with China, and it needs to win. This involves strengthening relationships with allies, diversifying supply chains, and setting global standards. However, soft-power programs are often seen as political pawns, and funding cuts would hinder the U.S.' ability to project soft power. To win, the U.S. should focus on its strengths, such as its leadership, innovation, and culture, and leverage these assets to show the world that U.S. leadership is here to stay. Falling behind is not an option.
Red State: I'll Have the $20 Big Mac Combo, Gov. Newsom!
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill raising the minimum wage for fast-food workers in the state. However, critics argue that minimum wage laws can lead to job losses and inflation, while suppressing overall wage growth. They suggest exploring alternative solutions to address inequality without hindering job creation.
#crime
Daily Wire: Prosecutors Asked Amazon To Provide Customer Information On Accused Idaho Killer
Prosecutors demand Amazon turn over customer information about a man accused of killing four University of Idaho students. The suspect's attorneys offer an alibi, claiming he was out driving late at night. Evidence includes DNA on a knife sheath matching the suspect and video footage of his vehicle in the area before and after the murders.
Fox News: Oxford school shooter Ethan Crumbley can be sentenced to life without parole for killing 4 students
A Michigan teenager who killed four students and injured others in a school shooting can be sentenced to life without parole. The shooter, Ethan Crumbley, pleaded guilty to multiple counts, including first-degree murder. The prosecutor argued that life sentences without parole for juveniles should be rare, while the defense claimed that Crumbley suffered from severe mental illness.
#sports
Breitbart: VIDEO: Astros Pitcher Reportedly Shouted Gay Slur Before Benches Cleared
The Astros and Mariners almost came to blows after Astros reliever vector Neris shouted a gay slur at Mariners star Julio Rodriguez during a game. The benches cleared and both teams confronted each other.
Breitbart: Philadelphia Phillies Deny Entry of Fan with 'Emotional Support Alligator'
A Phillies fan tried to bring his emotional support alligator named WallyGator into the park, but was denied entry. The owner claims that Wally helps him cope with his fight against cancer.
#technology
Fox News: How to see photos of your mail before it arrives
A new service offered by USPS called "Informed Delivery" allows users to digitally preview their incoming mail and keep track of packages. By signing up for an account on the USPS website, users can receive daily email digests with up to 10 letter-sized pieces of mail they are scheduled to receive that day. Additionally, the service allows users to manage packages, track their delivery status, and sign for packages online. ,
Forbes: A Day Without Space: GPS Is Ground Zero For The New Space Race
The US Space Force acknowledges the critical importance of GPS in both military operations and the global economy. However, the current GPS system is outdated and vulnerable to cyber threats. To ensure its effectiveness and security, the Space Force must incorporate artificial intelligence and machine learning, integrate commercial software, and invest in the next generation of leaders. By leveraging commercially available products and services and utilizing the expertise of emerging Guardian leaders like 1st Lt Sana Daley, the Space Force can lead the necessary changes and stay ahead in the space race. It is crucial to protect and enhance the GPS system to ensure the nation's security and prosperity.
#other
Forbes: Bernie Taupin On Storytelling, Elton John And New Memoir ‘Scattershot’
Bernie Taupin, Elton John's longtime songwriting partner, discusses his love for American country music and the diverse nature of their songwriting. He also talks about the process of writing his memoir, Scattershot, and the importance of storytelling in music.
Fox News: Iron Gate Dam: What to know about the historic US dam removal project on Klamath River
The largest dam removal project in US history is underway on the California-Oregon border. The four dams on the Klamath River are being removed due to the disruption of salmon and the cultural significance to Native American tribes. Work has started on the smallest dam, with the other three to be removed by the end of 2024.