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#politics
Red State: MSNBC 'Journalist' Has a Social Media Meltdown Over Elon Musk's Border Visit
Leftists are upset with Elon Musk's visit to the southern border, criticizing his updates and questioning his role. Some argue that unlike journalists, Musk wants Americans to know the truth. Reporters who previously criticized the Biden administration's handling of the border crisis now seem to downplay its severity, causing distress for those who want transparency. Musk's platform has the potential to expose the dire conditions that the left wants to keep hidden, hence their backlash.
Washington Free Beacon: House Rejects Funding Bill, Government Shutdown Imminent
Hardline Republicans in the House of Representatives reject bill to fund the government, leading to a partial shutdown. The Senate is advancing a similar bill.
Fox News: Eswatini, one of the world's last monarchies, holds largely ceremonial elections
Eswatini, one of the last remaining absolute monarchies, held parliamentary elections. Political parties are banned, and elected officials only advise King Mswati III. The country, formerly known as Swaziland, is located between South Africa and Mozambique.
Forbes: Dianne Feinstein Dead At 90: Here’s What Happens Next Ahead Of Senate Race
Longtime California Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein dies, leaving her replacement up to Gov. Gavin Newsom. Newsom has not given a timeframe for appointment and plans to select an interim senator until a state special election is held.
American Thinker: The horrible NY ruling against Trump and the horrible judge who issued it
A judge ruled against Donald Trump in a fraud case, but the verdict was seen as a political hit job and a distraction from Biden's issues. The judge's partisan background and disregard for the law raise concerns about the corruption in the judicial system.
Washington Free Beacon: EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS: Here's What Joe Biden's Anti-Fall Physical Therapy Routine Looks Like
President Joe Biden, 80, is old and frail, working with a physical therapist to improve his balance after public falls. Democrats fear a fall before the 2024 election. Exclusive photos reveal his anti-fall exercise routine, including crossfit, martial arts, and extreme sports.
PJ Media: Conservative Actor James Woods Torches Biden Admin Over 'Border Tsunami Nightmare'
Outspoken conservative actor James Woods criticizes President Biden for failing to address the crisis at the southern border. Woods refers to it as "Biden's border tsunami" and highlights the national security threat posed by the influx of illegal immigrants. Alabama Republican Sen. Katie Britt joins in, emphasizing the brutal and dangerous conditions faced by those attempting to cross the border.
The Blaze: THESE are the parts of the government Glenn would LOVE to SHUT DOWN
The United States is facing a potential government shutdown, but Glenn Beck views it with little concern. Various government agencies will be affected, such as the Federal Trade Commission and the Security and Exchange Commission. The IRS plans to use funds to keep employees paid. A shutdown may deplete FEMA relief funds and halt EPA-led inspections at hazardous waste sites and drinking water facilities. Despite these potential consequences, Glenn remains relatively unconcerned.
Newsbusters: Go Figure: ABC, CBS, NBC Circle the Wagons Around Biden After First Impeachment Hearing
The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee holds the first impeachment hearing against President Biden. Republicans claim corruption and abuse of office, but their own witnesses admit there is no concrete evidence. Democrats denounce the proceedings as a waste of time during a possible government shutdown.
The Right Scoop: WATCH LIVE: Donald Trump speaks at the California GOP Convention at 3:30PM ET
Donald Trump is speaking at the GOP convention in California. Governor DeSantis will speak later.
The Blaze: Rand Paul offers his theories for Dr. Fauci's alleged secret visit to CIA headquarters: 'Further the cover-up'
Sen. Rand Paul theorizes about Dr. Anthony Fauci's alleged visit to the CIA headquarters to advise on the origins of COVID-19. Paul suggests that Fauci influenced the CIA's review to obscure the lab origin of the virus. He believes that Fauci did not seek the truth but furthered the cover-up.
National Review: The Corner: Report: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Plans to Run as an Independent
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. plans to run as an independent in the 2024 presidential race. Despite attracting support from Republicans, independents, and some Democrats, he faces opposition from the Democratic Party establishment. Kennedy's chances of success may be higher as an independent, appealing to voters on the right who are disillusioned with the establishment.
Breitbart: Spending Battles Pressure Newsom to Appoint Feinstein's Successor
Pressure mounts on Gov. Gavin Newsom to quickly appoint a successor to Sen. Dianne Feinstein as a government shutdown looms. Senate Democrats' majority is weakened to just one seat, and they need every vote for potential negotiations. Meanwhile, a high-stakes government funding battle continues on Capitol Hill, with the House passing appropriations bills while the Senate has passed none. The Senate is working on a stop-gap bill to fund the government until November 17.
The Right Scoop: WATCH: Ted Cruz offers bipartisan bill to ensure the military gets paychecks during likely govt shutdown, but Democrat leaders REFUSE
Ted Cruz introduced bipartisan legislation to ensure military pay during a government shutdown. Democrats objected, claiming the bill did not cover the entire military. Cruz crafted a new bill, but Democrats still objected. The military may not receive their paychecks next week because of Democratic leadership.
#society
Daily Wire: OceanGate Submersible Tragedy Being Turned Into Feature Film
In June, the OceanGate submersible tragedy resulted in the deaths of five people. MindRiot Entertainment is turning the incident into a feature film called "Salvaged," which will explore the events before, during, and after the tragedy. The film aims to shed light on the flawed nature of the media and will honor those involved in the submersible tragedy.
Fox News: Liverpool-area bus wreck kills driver, 14-year-old girl
A school bus crash near Liverpool, England kills the driver and a 14-year-old girl. Two others are seriously injured.
#war
Breitbart: House Passes More Ukraine Aid with Help from These Republicans
American taxpayers will provide an additional $300 million for Ukraine's war effort. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy stripped the funding from a Pentagon spending bill for a separate vote.
Euromaidan Press: IAEA calls on Russia to return Zaporizhzhia NPP to Ukrainian control
The IAEA calls on Russia to give back control of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant to Ukraine, urging Russia to withdraw military presence and allow Ukraine's nuclear operator to resume control.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Taliban government to cease operations at Afghan Embassy in India's capital
India is examining a letter from the Afghan Embassy announcing its plan to shut down operations in New Delhi. The embassy has been running with staff appointed by the former Afghan government and permission from Indian authorities. However, the Afghan ambassador has been absent for several months, and many diplomats have left for third countries.
#military
Red State: When 18 Republicans Help Kill Defunding Pentagon-Sponsored Pride Events, Who Needs Democrats?
House Republicans voted against an amendment that would have ended taxpayer funding for Pentagon-sponsored Pride Month celebrations. The amendment failed with 18 Republicans siding with Democrats, disappointing Texas Congressman Chip Roy. Some Republicans who voted against the amendment cited concerns about individual rights and the broadness of the amendment. The original bill also includes provisions aimed at stopping culture wars and promoting free speech within the military.
#religion
Daily Wire: The Enduring Legacy Of Pope John Paul II
In October 1978, Pope John Paul II became the first non-Italian pope in over 450 years. He experienced the horrors of World War II and Communist persecution, and his elevation to the papacy threatened the Soviet Union. He used the Second Vatican Council to challenge Communist totalitarianism and promote religious freedom. His greatest triumph was witnessing the collapse of the totalitarian menace and the spread of Catholicism, and he remained an active pope who wrote extensively on various contemporary issues. Despite facing controversy, Pope John Paul II's personal faith remained unwavering until his physical decline.
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Midwest Living: Yes, This is a Boozy Pumpkin Spice Tour of the Midwest
Craft breweries and cideries in the Midwest are embracing the pumpkin spice trend by creating boozy, pumpkin-infused beverages. Atwater Brewery in Detroit offers a Pumpkin Spice Latte Ale with walnut and graham cracker undertones. Lakefront Brewery in Milwaukee has a Pumpkin Lager with a traditional beer taste and pumpkin spice flavors. Cask & Kettle in Battle Creek, Michigan sells Pumpkin Spiced Coffee K-pods that combine vodka, coffee, and pumpkin spice. St. Paul Brewing's Mummy Train is a pumpkin ale with hints of vanilla and allspice. 2 Fools Cider in Naperville, Illinois offers a dry pumpkin-spiced cider. Vintage Brewing in Madison, Wisconsin has a lighter pumpkin ale called Pumpkin Disorderly. 3 Sheeps Brewery in Sheboygan, Wisconsin offers a barrel-aged quad ale called Pumpkin Veneration. Leelanau Cellars in Omena, Michigan has a unique apple wine called Witches Brew Pumpkin Spice, which can be enjoyed hot or cold.
#crime
Forbes: Arrest Made In Tupac Shakur’s 1996 Shooting Case, Report Says
Duane "Keffe D" Davis, connected to Tupac's murder, was arrested in Las Vegas, charges unclear.
Flag And Cross: Disney Employees, School Coach Among 219 Snared in Sweeping Florida Sex Trafficking Sting
The Polk County Sheriff's Office in Florida, along with several other law enforcement agencies, conducted a sting operation called Operation Traffic Stop 2, resulting in the arrest of 219 suspects. Among those arrested were alleged prostitutes, suspected illegal immigrants, and individuals accused of human trafficking. The operation also identified 21 possible victims of human trafficking. The authorities worked closely with social services organizations to offer support and assistance to these victims.
Daily Wire: ‘Convicting A Murderer’ Recap: Candace Owens Dissects Narrative Surrounding RAV4 Key In Episode 6
In episode 6 of "Convicting a Murderer," Candace Owens questions the narrative surrounding the discovery of the key in Steven Avery's bedroom. She discusses editing choices made by the filmmakers of "Making a Murderer" and highlights the importance of the key as evidence. The series provides exclusive interviews and sheds light on details missed in the Netflix show.
The New American: “Influencer” Called "Meatball" Collared for Looting in Philly, Charged With Six Felonies - The New American
In Philadelphia, a woman known as "Meatball" was arrested and charged with six felonies for participating in looting during protests. She recorded herself encouraging the looting and was caught in the act. Despite the evidence, she claims innocence.
Fox News: Nighttime shooting attack at Mexican hospital leaves 4 dead, including doctor
Gunmen opened fire on a hospital in Culiacan, Mexico, killing a doctor and three others. Two attackers were killed in a gunbattle with security personnel, while a third wounded assailant shot himself with a police officer's gun. The motive behind the attack is still unknown, but it may be linked to ongoing violence between factions of the Sinaloa drug cartel.
Fox News: Woman charged after dead baby found in suitcase in doghouse
A woman was arrested after her infant's skeletal remains were found hidden in a suitcase inside a doghouse. The baby's mother, Jessica Lynn Weeks, was charged with concealing evidence, injuring a child, and failing to report a death. The remains were discovered following a tip from an incarcerated informant.
#outdoors
Outdoor Life: Best Goose Decoys of 2023
Looking for the best goose decoys? Building a successful spread takes scouting and knowledge, but quality decoys can help. The Avian-X AXF Lessers are realistic and portable, while the GHG XD Series has a durable paint job. The Bigfoot B2s are affordable and durable, while the Real-Geese Pro Series II is the most realistic silhouette decoy. Dive Bomb V2F offers affordability and practicality, and GHG Pro Grade Silhouettes are another good option. For floaters, the DSD Maxima is realistic and self-righting, but more expensive.
#technology
Fox News: How AI tools could turn into job-killing machines
Corporations are using advanced software to monitor their employees and collecting extensive data that could train AI to replace human roles in the workforce. This data collection is happening across various job sectors, contributing to the creation and refinement of AI models that could eventually replicate and replace human workers. The use of AI in the workplace includes customer service bots, data analysis tools, and automated scheduling and administrative tasks. AI is silently learning from our everyday tasks and interactions at work, which may lead to the reshaping of the job market and the potential fading away of repetitive, data-heavy jobs. The impact of AI on the workforce is uncertain, but there is anticipation, curiosity, and worry about how it will all pan out in the end.
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Breitbart: LISTEN: 'American Heart' Singer-Songwriter Jon Kahn Releases Brand New Single: 'Where Should We Go Tonight'
Jon Kahn, COO of Breitbart News, has released a new country single titled "Where Should We Go Tonight." The song explores the healing of a relationship after conflict and the potential for a bright future. It is a non-political work that focuses on the themes of acceptance, resilience, and hope.
On The Water: Fish Booze Friday Review: Crab Trapper Whiskey
Tamworth Distilling in New Hampshire has partnered with the University of New Hampshire to create a sustainable solution to the overpopulation of green crabs in coastal waters. They have created a bourbon-based whiskey infused with crab stock made from over 90 pounds of green crabs. This unique whiskey has a spicy flavor with notes of clove, cinnamon, maple, and vanilla, and is perfect for tautog fishermen or conservation-minded anglers.
Breitbart: PHOTOS: Heavy Rains Bring Flash Floods to New York City; Roads and Subways Paralyzed as State of Emergency Declared
Heavy rains in New York City cause major flooding, shutting down subways and airports. Governor declares state of emergency.