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29 Sep 2023
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#politics
Fox News: 4 key things you need to know about government shutdowns
Apocalyptic warnings about a potential government shutdown fill the headlines, but for most Americans, the impact would be minimal. Essential federal functions, such as national security and disaster response, would continue. Shutdowns reflect a bloated government and failure to budget, as Congress often fails to pass spending bills on time. Administrations can deliberately make shutdowns worse by closing down symbolic areas. Reducing the impact of shutdowns and reducing deficits can be achieved by devolving certain responsibilities to state and local governments and decreasing federal liabilities.
American Thinker: Unsuited for the Senate
The United States Senate's formal dress code is no longer enforced, as announced by Democrat Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. This move is seen as a stain on Schumer's reputation, who has already made controversial comments and threats. Some argue that the Senate has devolved into a place where Democrats prioritize woke neo-Marxism over tradition and etiquette.
American Thinker: Donald Duck ‘Trumps’ Porky Pig
Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie continues to insult former President Trump during the Republican presidential debate, gaining disapproval from the audience. Christie compares Trump to Donald Duck, but some argue that being like Donald Duck may not be the worst thing for a candidate in dysfunctional Washington D.C. On the other hand, Christie's insulting campaign and cartoonish behavior resemble Porky Pig, making him less endearing. As Trump's campaign progresses, Christie's insults and campaign are likely to falter, leading him towards a similar fate as Porky Pig's famous line: "That's All Folks."
#society
Fox News: Target shutters stores, consumers affected as major companies grapple with massive theft losses
Target has announced the closure of multiple stores due to a rise in theft and violence, leading to financial and socio-economic impacts on the affected communities. The National Retail Federation reports that retail theft and crime is a growing problem for major businesses, causing a loss of $112.1 billion in sales in 2022.
Fox News: Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton's 'beautiful' life in Oklahoma: 'Now I get it'
Gwen Stefani opens up about her relationship with Blake Shelton and how she has found love. She talks about their life together in Oklahoma and how it reminds her of her childhood.
Fox News: Pro-abortion radicals want me to be ‘raped’ and ‘killed’ just because I’m a pro-life college student
Pro-life activist receives thousands of hate messages after viral video attack on her beliefs. Supporters of abortion resort to violence and intimidation.
Fox News: Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich hits six months of wrongful detainment in Russia
Six months ago, Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was wrongfully detained by Russia on espionage charges. The Wall Street Journal has launched a campaign to raise awareness of his detainment and encourage support for his release. Gershkovich's friends and family remain hopeful but frustrated as his prolonged detention continues, while the U.S. government vehemently denies the allegations and demands his immediate release.
#war
Fox News: Russia's turn to North Korea for much-needed ammo a 'last resort' in Ukraine conflict: 'Hitting the dregs'
Experts believe that North Korea's potential partnership with Russia in supplying munitions will have little impact on the ongoing Ukraine conflict. Both North Korea and Russia are seeking additional support in order to outlast the other side. However, experts doubt that the assistance from North Korea, including advanced weapons technology and food supplies, will be decisive in the conflict.
Euromaidan Press: Russia shells south-Ukrainian cities, injures utility workers
Russian missile strikes injure utility workers in Kherson and damage infrastructure in Mykolaiv, Ukraine.
#economy
Fox News: UAW and automakers should fight Washington, not each other
Inflation caused by Bidenomics leads to labor unrest and strikes. Both employers and employees suffer, blaming Washington for the economic agenda. Inflation acts as a hidden tax, robbing workers and businesses of purchasing power. Financial woes push auto companies and unions to demand higher pay, while prices and deficits rise. These problems stem from excessive government spending and the creation of money. The solution lies in pressuring Washington to reduce spending.
#education
Fox News: Conference cancels panel on biological sex in human skeletons over transphobia fears: Commits a 'cardinal sin'
Anthropologists cancel panel event on studying biological sex in human skeletons, citing "transphobia." Debate arises on prioritizing facts over feelings in the field.
The Federalist: 'Misgendering' Complaint Aims To Stop New College's Gains
New College of Florida has overcome past struggles with new leadership, focusing on intellectual freedom and academic standards. Despite activists' complaints, the college has seen growth in student enrollment and improved campus safety. The success is attributed to decisive leadership and a return to classical liberal arts education. The battle for the future of American higher education holds importance for the next generation.
#crime
Fox News: Oakland small business owner laments dire state of crime: 'If I go to say something, I might get shot'
Dozens of small businesses in Oakland went on strike to protest crime and demand increased police presence. Small business owners called for city leadership to prosecute criminals and address the rising crime rates. The strike aimed to draw attention to the impact of crime on small businesses and the need for a solution to ensure safety in the city.
Fox News: Backlash brewing over San Francisco Mayor’s new drug testing requirement for welfare recipients
San Francisco Mayor London Breed has proposed mandatory drug testing and treatment programs for residents who want to receive welfare services. Critics argue that the proposal lacks follow-through and enforcement measures. However, some experts support the idea, believing that drug use among welfare recipients can lead to a cycle of addiction and crime. Breed's office defended the proposal, stating that the goal is to encourage more people to seek treatment and hold individuals accountable for the city's drug crisis.
#sports
Fox News: Jets superfan 'Fireman Ed' Anzalone joins crew wanting Zach Wilson out of New York: 'It's over!'
Jets fans, including "Fireman Ed" Anzalone and Joe Namath, are calling for the team to move on from quarterback Zach Wilson. Anzalone posted a video on Instagram urging the Jets to release or trade Wilson, while Namath echoed the sentiment, suggesting Kansas City as a landing spot. Fans believe that Wilson's performance has been insufficient, especially considering the talent on the team. Despite this, the Jets have not shown a willingness to make a move.
Fox News: This day in sports history: Rams move to City of Angels, American Stacy Allison reaches new heights
On September 29, 1988, Stacy Allison became the first American woman to reach the summit of Mount Everest. The following year, she accomplished her goal after joining the Northwest American Everest Expedition.
Fox News: Tim Brando dishes on Deion Sanders' college football impact, suggests media coverage misses mark
Deion Sanders has captured the attention of the college football world with his immediate impact as the head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes. The media frenzy and unprecedented coverage surrounding Sanders and the team has polarized opinions, with some coaches and media uncomfortable with his success and methods of roster reconstruction. Sanders' ability to quickly turn around the program and expose the changes in college football caused by the transfer portal and name, image, and likeness rules have made him a trailblazer in the sport. The Buffaloes face a tough challenge against USC, who have shown improvements on defense this season.
Fox News: Ryan Leaf breaks down pivotal USC-Colorado matchup
Saturday's USC vs. Colorado game will showcase interesting coaches and Heisman contenders. Ryan Leaf critiques USC's defense, while acknowledging Colorado's potential. Leaf doubts if Colorado can keep up with USC's offense, but a win for them would generate hype for Deion Sanders' team, while a victory for USC would fuel their playoff ambitions.
Fox News: Falcons center reveals his Super Bowl champion dad's best advice, says team is in 'good spot' after hot start
Drew Dalman, son of former NFL player Chris Dalman, is following in his father's footsteps as a center for the Atlanta Falcons. Drew seeks advice from his dad on how to have a long and successful career in the league. The Falcons, with a 2-1 record, are focused on continuous improvement and are motivated to achieve their goals.
Forbes: Why Lionel Messi Could Be Facing The Longest Break Of His Pro Career
Lionel Messi's playing time for Inter Miami has been limited due to international duty and injury. If Miami doesn't make the playoffs, his first MLS season could end on Oct. 21, resulting in a long layoff. This could be bad news for Messi fans and Apple TV, but it may also provide competitive benefits for Messi in the long run.
#technology
American Thinker: The DoJ sidelines consumers in its antitrust case against Google
The Department of Justice accuses Google of controlling and limiting competition in the search and advertising industry. However, Google's market position does not harm consumers and there are still opportunities for competition and innovation. Government interference in this case could have troubling implications for consumer welfare and data safety.