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#illegals
PJ Media: Never Mind Those Hordes of Military-Aged Chinese Men With the Same Clothing, Haircuts, and Tattoos Swarming Our Southern Border
More than seven million illegal immigrants have crossed the border since President Biden took office. Many of them are single, military-aged men from Venezuela. However, the number of single, military-aged Chinese men and women crossing the border is also concerning. Between January and March 2022, 71 Chinese individuals crossed the Darien Gap, and 2,200 made the journey in the same time frame this year. It is believed that they are part of a special ops wing of the People’s Liberation Army.
#politics
Forbes: Gaetz Courting Democrats To Oust McCarthy As Speaker—And Some Say They’ll Back The Effort, Report Says
Hard-right Rep. Matt Gaetz is actively trying to recruit Democrats to remove Rep. Kevin McCarthy as House speaker. Progressive Democrats are not opposed to the effort. Gaetz denies approaching Democrats and instead focuses on stopping the short-term spending plan.
Red State: WATCH LIVE: Ron DeSantis Speaks Against Biden/Newsom Green New Deal Policies in Long Beach, CA
Trump speaks at California GOP convention while DeSantis opposes Biden and Newsom's green new deal policies.
Fox News: Biden admin 'deliberately' trying to make looming government shutdown 'as painful as possible': GOP senator
Republican senator accuses Biden administration of purposely making potential government shutdown painful for American families. National Park Service announces that parks will close in event of a shutdown, drawing harsh criticism.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: 30-day spending bill to fund the govt DEFEATED in House, which includes 21 Republicans…
The 30-day spending bill proposed by Speaker McCarthy to fund the government until October 31st was defeated by both Democrats and a group of Republicans.
PJ Media: This May Prove the $260K Wires From China Were for Joe Biden
Hunter Biden received wire transfers totaling $260,000 from communist China, with Joe Biden's Delaware residence listed as the beneficiary address. The wire transfers were made while Hunter was living in California with his new wife, contradicting the explanation that he was living at Joe's house at the time.
Red State: WATCH LIVE: Donald Trump Addresses the California GOP Fall Convention
Donald Trump speaks at California Republican Party's convention in Anaheim. He sold out the luncheon and is holding a fundraiser in Beverly Hills.
Flag And Cross: Watch: Biden Drops First Trump Attack Ad of 2024 Campaign, Touts Auto Jobs Record Amid Crippling Strike
President Joe Biden's campaign releases an attack ad targeting former President Donald Trump, claiming he prioritized tax breaks for the rich over workers in Michigan. The ad ignores the fact that the president does not pass laws. Biden's team is investing $25 million in a 16-week advertising campaign in battleground states, with Michigan being essential for his re-election. Meanwhile, a strike by auto workers, including General Motors and Ford employees, raises questions about the effectiveness of Biden's claim of creating good-paying jobs.
National Review: The Corner: The Presidential Primary System Needs to Go
The upcoming presidential election is causing concern as neither Donald Trump nor Joe Biden are viewed as suitable candidates. The actions of both parties do not align with their stated beliefs, risking disastrous consequences for the country. To address this, it is suggested that nominating conventions should be reinstated, allowing smaller, unrepresentative minorities of the electorate to decide on candidates. This would shorten the campaign season, reduce the influence of the consultant-industrial complex, and increase overall satisfaction with candidates.
National Review: The Corner: Will RFK Jr. Play the Spoiler for Trump?
Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. plans to run as an independent, causing potential harm to the GOP's vote share, especially if Donald Trump becomes the Republican nominee. Kennedy's campaign plans to release "attack ads" against the DNC, believing they are changing the rules to exclude his candidacy. Kennedy's appeal among Democratic voters has diminished, but he had a favorable rating among GOP voters. If Kennedy secures ballot access, it presents a challenge for both Trump and a non-Trump Republican nominee, as they will have to divert resources to combat Kennedy's potential impact on the Republican vote.
Fox News: House Dem Leader Jeffries floats end-run around McCarthy to avert government shutdown
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries considers forcing a short-term spending patch, as Republicans fail to pass a spending bill. A discharge petition is a possible option to avoid a government shutdown.
Newsbusters: CNN vs. CNN: Smerconish Informs on 'Porous' Border as Acosta Harrumphs and Misleads
CNN anchor Jim Acosta and his colleague Michael Smerconish had contrasting coverage of illegal immigration. Acosta accused Republican Congressman Ralph Norman of demonizing immigrants, while Smerconish discussed the issue from a more independent standpoint. Norman argued that President Biden was intentionally allowing illegal immigration to keep Democrats in power. Smerconish's show featured former Border Patrol chief Rodney Scott, who highlighted the security gaps at the border due to overwhelmed agents. Acosta's segment was sponsored in part by Lexus and Dove, while Smerconish's show was sponsored by Subway and Allegra.
National Review: The Shutdown Will Be as Painful as Biden Wants It to Be
The federal government in D.C. has been shut down since March 2020, but for many Washingtonians, it has had little impact on their lives. The absence of federal employees makes it easier to dismiss the government, which is concerning for Democrats. While President Biden can still make a shutdown hurt, the press will be creative in highlighting the consequences. Republicans seeking a shutdown are unlikely to benefit, as executive agencies can designate who is "essential" and continue their work. The GOP's leverage decreases with each hour the government remains closed, and the real sticking point is internal party dynamics. A shutdown gives power to the radicals, but they will ultimately hand the Biden administration a weapon to use against them, with the public and the GOP suffering in the process.
#society
The American Spectator: Emergency Cultural Lessons Still Rejected by the ’60s Elite
The '60s generation is trapped in their own self-perception and has failed to take responsibility in politics. Our country's history and personal experiences shape our understanding of the present. The elite of the '60s generation must disbelieve their own misconceptions and recognize their privileged free ride.
Breitbart: Singer, 'John Wick' Spinoff Star Rina Sawayama Says She was Groomed By a Teacher at 17
Pop singer Rina Sawayama reveals she was groomed by a teacher at age 17. She experienced shame and anxiety, which inspired her song "Your Age." Sawayama emphasizes the abuse of power by school teachers and hopes to create music beyond her personal experiences.
Washington Free Beacon: 'It's Our Choice To Use': Drug Users Erupt After San Francisco Moves To Tie Welfare to Drug Testing
San Francisco's mayor proposes drug tests for welfare recipients, angering drug users who argue it's their choice. Some worry about the consequences for families and children. Critics see the proposal as a political move to address crime amidst upcoming mayoral race.
San Francisco is struggling with a homelessness and crime epidemic, with businesses leaving and property crime rates rising. A survey found that most restaurant owners have experienced vandalism or property crime. The city's office market also has a high vacancy rate.
The Blaze: Commentary: Among the walking wounded of the sexual revolution
A thread on social media turns ugly as a woman is attacked for pointing out a growing anti-female sentiment on the right. The woman's vulnerability becomes a target for personal attacks, highlighting the need for a more compassionate and understanding society.
#war
Forbes: From Ocean To Fork In Cabo Delgado, Mozambique
The ongoing instability caused by the Islamist armed group ASWJ has devastated the lives and livelihoods of many in northern Mozambique. However, Mateus Cinquenta and his family have managed to maintain a source of food and income through their fishponds in Mecúfi. Despite the challenges, they remain determined to grow their cooperative business and provide for their community.
Skilled Survival: Threat Of Nuclear: Horrific Facts EVERYONE Should Know
In a world where nuclear tensions are rising, this article provides a complete analysis of our current state of nuclear threats. It begins with a look at the Cold War and the nuclear arms race between the United States and the Soviet Union. It then discusses the different types of nuclear bombs and their effects, including the dirty bomb, fission bomb, and thermonuclear bomb. The article concludes by exploring the possibility of a nuclear attack scenario in today's world.
#economy
Daily Wire: Bidenomics! Average American Can’t Afford Homes In 99% Of Country
Most Americans can't afford to buy a home due to the historic economy. High interest rates and corporations buying homes contribute to the problem. Immigration also impacts prices. The housing crisis is overlooked by Washington, focusing on immigration and aid to Ukraine instead.
#military
The Federalist: Army Corps of Engineers Plans To Force DEI Onto Its Members
The US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) plans to impose neo-Marxism and diversity ideology on its members over the next three years. This comes in response to an executive order by President Joe Biden mandating federal agencies to adopt diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) throughout their workforces. The 27-page strategic plan outlines how USACE intends to implement DEI concepts at all levels of the organization, including leadership and workforce diversity.
#culture
PJ Media: Weekend Parting Shot: Antony Blinken, Bluesman
A weekend trip to see the fall colors turns into frustrating traffic.
Secretary Antony Blinken's blues performance receives mixed reviews.
Fox News: Trump weighs in on Taylor Swift relationship with NFL star Travis Kelce, predicts if relationship will last
Former President Donald Trump commented on the alleged romance between Taylor Swift and NFL player Travis Kelce, expressing well wishes for them but suggesting it's unlikely to last. Swift made headlines when she attended a Kansas City Chiefs game and was seen with Kelce's mother. Kelce briefly addressed the rumors on his podcast. Trump's comments come after a rocky relationship with Swift, who has criticized him in the past.
#health
The Blaze: Toby Keith shares update on his battle with stomach cancer, revealing what's kept him going: 'He's been riding shotgun with me'
Country music legend Toby Keith revealed in June 2022 that he is battling stomach cancer but remains optimistic. He credits his faith for giving him strength throughout his battle and expressed gratitude to God for being by his side. Despite his health challenges, Keith received the Country Icon Award at the People's Choice Country Awards and performed a meaningful song, "Don't Let the Old Man In," from Clint Eastwood's film "The Mule." He plans to return to performing in the fall if his recovery continues positively.
#crime
Forbes: FBI Captures Proud Boy Who Disappeared Before Jan. 6 Sentencing
The FBI captures a Proud Boy who went missing before his sentence for the Capitol attack. He faces up to 20 years in prison.
Daily Wire: One Shot At New Mexico Protest Over Statue Of Spanish Conquistador
Protester shot at New Mexico rally against statue of Spanish conquistador. Suspected shooter in custody. Shooting occurred after altercation between suspect and protesters. (, )
Fox News: Man wanted for child sex abuse charges fatally shoots himself after injuring US marshals during arrest attempt
A wanted man shoots and kills himself after injuring two federal marshals trying to arrest him at a hotel in South Carolina. The man was wanted for child sex abuse crimes and turned the gun on himself after the shooting.
#sports
Breitbart: Charlemagne Tha God Calls Kaepernick's Attempts to Get Back in the League, 'Tragically Sad, Downright Pathetic'
Radio host Charlemagne Tha God criticizes Colin Kaepernick for begging the "racist" NFL for a job. Charlemagne calls Kaepernick's efforts "downright pathetic" and expresses his disapproval of Kaepernick's letter to the Jets, in which he asked to be part of the team's practice squad.
Forbes: Rodri Ban Will Test Man City Squad More Than Kevin De Bruyne Injury
Pep Guardiola is angry with Rodri for getting sent off in Manchester City's win over Nottingham Forest. Rodri's three-match suspension could harm City's Premier League title challenge. Guardiola will have to find a solution without Rodri for upcoming challenging matches against Arsenal and Brighton.
#outdoors
Outdoor Life: Best Single Bevel Broadheads of 2023
Single bevel broadheads, a popular type of archery tackle, are gaining popularity due to their simplicity and reliability. They can be made sharper than conventional edges, spin as they cut, and penetrate deeply through heavy bone. Proper tuning and fletching are key to ensure accurate flight, and sharpening single bevel broadheads is easy with the right tools. Some recommended options are the RMS Gear Cutthroat Broadheads for overall performance, Iron Will Single Bevel for four-blade broadheads, and Helix FJ2 for the best value. These broadheads offer durability, excellent flight, and sharpness.
#technology
The Blaze: Commentary: The Hollywood strike shows AI is coming for art
In the battle between humans and artificial intelligence, the studios have given in to the demands of the Writer's Guild of America after a 148-day strike. The use of AI in content creation was a major sticking point, as it poses a threat to job security for writers and actors. The deal reached requires studios to inform writers if AI has been used in the production of content, but it remains uncertain how this agreement will truly protect creative fields.
Breitbart: Google Antitrust Trial: Judge Faces Criticism for the Shroud of Secrecy Hiding Landmark Case
The ongoing antitrust case against Google draws widespread attention and criticism due to secrecy and limited public access. The trial examines Google's alleged use of exclusive agreements to suppress competing search engines. Judge Amit Mehta has been criticized for sealing the courtroom, raising concerns about transparency.
#other
Spectator USA: The Sycamore Gap was more than a tree
Three individuals are walking along Hadrian's Wall in England, seeking shelter under a tree during a rainstorm. This tree, called the Sycamore Gap, became famous and attracted tourists. However, it was recently cut down by a vandal, causing outrage. This incident highlights the broader threat to Britain's natural heritage, including the risk of extinction for many species and the government's lack of commitment to environmental protection. The article urges people to direct their outrage towards wider environmental issues.
Breitbart: Nolte: Basic 'Facts' Wrong in Cassidy Hutchinson’s Anti-Trump Book
Author Cassidy Hutchinson has been caught fabricating stories again in her anti-Trump book. Despite previously lying about Trump assaulting a Secret Service agent, Hutchinson was still able to secure a book deal. Her latest fabrication involves claiming that Trump's former chief of staff, Mark Meadows, drank alcohol for the first time in his life. The allegations have been debunked by Meadows and others. It raises questions about the credibility of Hutchinson's other claims.