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#illegals
Breitbart: Dianne Feinstein in 1994: Illegals, Anchor Babies are 'Very Real Problem' Straining Medicaid, Schools, Housing
Senator Dianne Feinstein criticized illegal immigration, calling it a drain on working and middle-class Americans. She argued for enforcing the US-Mexico border and controlling immigration to protect American jobs, housing, and resources. She also highlighted the financial burden of illegal immigration on education, healthcare, and the criminal justice system.
#politics
Human Events: ROD THOMSON: A government shutdown is worth it to freeze Ukraine spending and secure the border
Republicans fear getting blamed for a government shutdown, but it could be an opportunity to achieve real spending cuts. The House Freedom Caucus wants to defund or cap American aid to Ukraine while addressing border security.
Red State: Judicial Watch Exposes Why RFK Jr.'s Pleas for Secret Service Protection Keep Falling on Deaf Ears
Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is consistently denied Secret Service protection despite facing obvious threats. Judicial Watch obtained records revealing the denials and the candidate's history with assassinations and controversial stances on issues. Kennedy's requests for protection have been met with delayed responses and refusals, even after an incident involving an impersonator. The reasoning behind the denials is based on the typical timeline for granting protection and threat assessment.
Breitbart: House Short-Term Spending Bill Fails as Government Barrels Toward Shutdown
The House rejected a spending bill, making a government shutdown likely. McCarthy's bill included border security measures but failed to pass. Senate negotiations continue on Ukraine aid and border security.
McCarthy faces challenges within his conference and risks losing his speakership. Gaetz threatens to remove McCarthy if he introduces a CR. Democrats will not support McCarthy without significant concessions.
Spectator USA: Who will replace Dianne Feinstein?
California Governor Gavin Newsom's phone is likely buzzing with calls following the passing of Senator Dianne Feinstein, creating speculation on who will replace her. Comedian Cockburn suggests options such as Barbara Lee, Katie Porter, Adam Schiff, Kamala Harris, and even Meghan Markle.
House Republicans' push to open an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden is popular, but their opening efforts fell flat due to cautious witnesses who did not suggest corruption or wrongdoing. The inquiry aims to find grounds for articles of impeachment, but Republicans face challenges in drawing a clear line between inquiry and action.
Washington Free Beacon: GOP Senators Call on Pentagon To Revoke Security Clearance of Official Linked to Iranian Government Group
A coalition of Republican senators is demanding that the Pentagon revoke the security clearance of senior official Ariane Tabatabai, who is alleged to be part of a secret Iranian propaganda network. Tabatabai's hiring by the Biden administration is being investigated by Republican lawmakers on the Senate Armed Services Committee and the House Armed Services Committee. The senators are calling for Tabatabai's immediate suspension pending further review and are questioning whether she was properly vetted before being granted top-secret security clearance.
PJ Media: BREAKING: RFK Jr. to Run as an Independent
Democrats face trouble as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. considers running as an independent in the 2024 presidential election. Kennedy's campaign plans to release "attack ads" against the Democratic National Committee and he is set to announce his candidacy on October 9 in Pennsylvania. Democrats worry that Kennedy's third-party run could harm incumbent President Joe Biden's chances of re-election.
Human Events: CHARLIE KIRK and MATT GAETZ: How to prevent ‘swampification’ of potential government shutdown
Charlie Kirk interviewed Matt Gaetz on his show to discuss the government shutdown. Gaetz highlighted the importance of specific bills, including bolstering funds for veterans and the military, and cutting spending in other areas. He criticized the practice of lumping multiple issues together in omnibus bills and emphasized the need for single-subject bills. Gaetz also expressed concern about the potential for moderate Republicans to make deals with Democrats, while Kirk encouraged Gaetz to hold the line.
Foreign Policy: What in the World?
1. France announces withdrawal from Niger.
2. Egypt sets date for presidential election.
3. Amazon invests in Anthropic AI.
4. Thousands enter Armenia after offensive.
5. Amazon rainforest faces drought.
6. Saudi Arabia and European country set up joint power grid company.
7. Ukrainian President meets with international leader to discuss war.
8. Trading in shares of Chinese developer suspended.
9. Sheep break into greenhouse and eat crop.
10. Fan denied stadium entry with emotional support animal.
#society
The New American: Felled Statues Are the Canary in the Coal Mine — and That Bird Must Rise Again - The New American
The felling of statues is a warning sign that larger targets will soon follow. It happened in Venezuela with street names, curriculum changes, and more. Now, even figures like Thomas Jefferson and George Washington are being targeted. Restoring the felled statues is a symbolic and powerful way to defend our culture.
Flag And Cross: San Francisco Proposes Welfare Recipients Undergo Mandatory Drug Testing, Treatment: 'No More Handouts Without Accountability'
San Francisco Mayor London Breed proposes mandatory drug tests for residents receiving government benefits. Those with substance abuse issues would be required to undergo treatment or lose cash assistance. The aim is to address the city's ongoing issues with homelessness and drug abuse.
National Review: The Corner: Who’s to Blame for School Violence?
A 13-year-old boy in Oregon, who identifies as transgender but is biologically male, has been filmed attacking female classmates. Some blame the school for failing to protect its students, while others solely blame the boy. It is important to show compassion for all children impacted by radical ideology.
Daily Wire: ‘A Devastating Ruling For The Trans Cult’: Matt Walsh Breaks Down Federal Court’s Quashing Of ACLU In TN Trans Case
Daily Wire host Matt Walsh discusses the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling upholding bans on puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and gender surgeries for gender-confused children. The court dismantled arguments from trans activists, establishing that voters have the right to ban procedures they believe are immoral or dangerous. The ruling also challenged the ACLU's claims of transgender people being a politically powerless group and argued against parents' rights to mutilate their children. This ruling is a major win for sanity and could have significant implications for the future.
Flag And Cross: 95-Year-Old Korean War Vet Cast Aside as Assisted-Living Facility Is Converted Into a Migrant Shelter
A Korean War veteran was evicted from his assisted-living facility in New York City to make room for illegal immigrants. Frank Tammaro served his country fighting communism but was prioritized lower than illegal immigrants by Democrats. Tammaro and other residents were given no say in the matter and were displaced without transparency. Society
Newsbusters: Et Tu Brute? Yelp Is Censoring Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers
Yelp is accused of discriminating against pro-life pregnancy centers by labeling them as fake abortion clinics. The platform added context labels to center listings, stating the lack of abortion services offered. Texas Attorney General filed a lawsuit, accusing Yelp of violating the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act. Yelp's warnings seem one-sided, as they did not have similar warnings for Planned Parenthood. The lawsuit claims that some crisis pregnancy centers do perform medical services, and Yelp's notice is misleading. Conservatives argue for accountability and equal treatment from Big Tech.
#war
Daily Signal: How Ukraine Risks Becoming a New—and Different—Proxy War
The summary is about the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia. It highlights the potential risks of the conflict escalating into a full-scale proxy war between the US and Russia. The article also discusses the historical background of the region and the factors that may have influenced Russia's aggression. The author suggests that while the US should support Ukraine, it should also be cautious to avoid triggering a nuclear conflict.
#economy
Forbes: UAW Strike Is Effectively Messy Now, But End Game May Not Turn Out Well
UAW President Shawn Fain expands strike to include Ford and GM plants, excluding Stellantis. Fain's rhetoric and tactics are causing confusion and tension. Fain references WWII and criticizes automakers for transitioning to electric vehicles. The UAW will likely secure compensation increases, but job losses are inevitable due to EV revolution and government regulations. The union's future is uncertain.
#military
The American Mind: Supreme Competence
In a victory for equal justice, the Supreme Court ruled that racial preferences in college admissions are unconstitutional and illegal. These policies have unfairly favored black and Latino applicants over white and Asian students. However, there is now a lawsuit to extend the ban on race-conscious admissions to the military academies. This raises the question of whether military leadership requires more than just intellectual capacity, as military officers must inspire and command their subordinates in times of war. The issue of racial preferences in the military academies is complex and raises concerns about national security and the composition of the officer corps.
#culture
Forbes: Serendipity3 Debuts Green Frozen Hot Chocolate In Honor Of Wicked’s 20th Year On Broadway
To celebrate Wicked's 20th anniversary on Broadway, Serendipity3 is introducing a limited-edition dessert called the Wicked Emerald City Frrrozen Hot Mint Chocolate. The dessert is made with green mint chocolate and topped with whipped cream, pink sugar, and edible glitter. A Wicked themed stirrer and edible frosting sheet are also included.
Newsbusters: Reporter Kicked Out of Trans Event After Asking 'What is a Woman?'
Timcast news reporter Elaad Eliahu was escorted out of an event at Georgetown University after asking the panel to define the word "woman." The event, titled "Trans Rights in America," featured trans activists and was set up in protest of another speech. Eliahu was met with gasps from the pro-trans audience and engaged in a back-and-forth with one panelist, who struggled to provide a clear definition. Eventually, Eliahu was escorted out of the event by a person in a suit. The incident highlights the confusion and delusion surrounding basic definitions in today's society.
#health
Fox News: Northern Arizona University building med school to help combat doctor shortage
Northern Arizona University plans to build a new medical school to address the shortage of health care workers in Arizona. The school will focus on training doctors for primary care in rural and underserved communities. It is part of the AZ Healthy Tomorrow initiative.
#education
Fox News: Teacher gave Nazi salute, had students say 'Heil Hitler,' but district says didn't 'intend to cause harm'
A Wisconsin middle school teacher's antisemitic remark led to an investigation. The school concluded no harm was intended and took disciplinary action, including education on antisemitism.
#crime
Daily Wire: Fani Willis Gets Her First Guilty Plea In 2020 Election Case. Here’s Who It Is.
In a racketeering case against Donald Trump and others, a co-defendant, Scott Hall, has entered a plea deal and pleaded guilty to election-related charges. Hall will serve probation, pay a fine, perform community service, and cooperate with prosecutors. He allegedly breached election data by imaging voting equipment.
Daily Wire: Police Announce Arrest Of 60-Year-Old Man For The Murder Of Tupac Shakur
Duane "Keffe D" Davis has been indicted for the murder of Tupac Shakur 27 years ago. The arrest was made after a search warrant was executed at Davis' home, leading to the seizure of incriminating evidence. The investigation is still ongoing.
National Review: Last Living Witness to Tupac Shooting Is Indicted
Duane Davis, a witness to the 1996 killing of rapper Tupac Shakur, was arrested and charged with murder. Davis had publicly stated his involvement in the drive-by shooting and was indicted after new evidence emerged. The arrest brings justice to the Shakur family after 27 years.
Fox News: IRS consultant charged with disclosing tax returns of Trump and nation's 'wealthiest individuals' to media
A former IRS consultant, Charles Littlejohn, has been charged with leaking former President Trump's tax returns to the New York Times and Pro Publica. Littlejohn allegedly stole the returns between 2018 and 2020. If convicted, he faces up to five years in prison.
#sports
Flag And Cross: Russian Murat Gassiev To Face Sweden's Otro Wallin For WBA Intercontinental Heavyweight Belt In Turkey
Russian boxer Murat Gassiev will face Swedish boxer Otro Wallin in a fight for the WBA Intercontinental heavyweight title in Antalya, Turkey. Gassiev, with an impressive boxing career, has only one loss, while Wallin is known for his fight against Tyson Fury. This fight presents a great opportunity for Wallin to gain recognition in the boxing world.
Fox News: Giants fire manager Gabe Kapler as season nears end
San Fran Giants fire Gabe Kapler, ending his 2-year tenure despite their successful season. They won NL West but lost in division series. This marks their 6th playoff miss in 7 years.
All Outdoor: Clinton Jones Scores Record ELR Air Rifle Shot at Whittington Center
Reality TV star Clinton "Ton" Jones set a new record for air rifle shooting, hitting a target from 2,058 yards away. The shot was made at a gun media event at NRA Whittington Center in New Mexico. Jones used an Airforce Airguns Texan rifle and a Lucid Optics MLX 4.5-18x44 scope.
Fox News: Tennessee judge terminating conservatorship agreement between Michael Oher, Tuohy family
A Tennessee judge is ending the conservatorship agreement between former NFL player Michael Oher and the Tuohy family. The agreement, reached in 2004, allowed the Tuohys to control Oher's finances. Oher alleged that he was never legally adopted and was tricked into the conservatorship.
Forbes: Free Agent-To-Be Jaylon Johnson Steps Up During Bears’ 0-3 Start
Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson is standing out in a struggling defense, with an overall grade of 80.1 and a coverage grade of 84.1. He is entering free agency and gaining leverage as an essential piece in the Bears' defensive rebuild. Johnson could potentially command a significant contract extension, but whether the Bears trust him enough remains a key question.
Breitbart: Gwinn: Deion Sanders' Colorado Team Doesn't Follow His Christian-Focused Coaching Style
Deion Sanders and his Colorado Buffaloes have gone from a "feel good" story to a disappointing one. Sanders invoked race in his post-game comments, and his son and players were caught engaging in disrespectful behavior. The hypocrisy of preaching Christian values while his sons and players exhibit unChristian behavior is evident.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: AllOutdoor Review - Elite Tactical Systems (ETS) Nylon AR Magazine
Elite Tactical Systems has released a new Nylon AR Magazine that is compatible with both .223 Rem/.556 NATO and 300 BLK cartridges. The magazine is made from advanced long-fiber polymer material and has features such as an over-insertion tab for better mag retention and a fast and easy disassembly. During testing, the magazine performed well with .223 Rem/5.56 NATO ammo, but had some feeding issues with 220 Grain sub-sonic 300 BLK ammo. However, it ran flawlessly with 125 Grain and 149 Grain 300 BLK supers. Overall, it is a solid option for shooters on a budget.
#other
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: 'I'm Crazy About My Grandkids,' Says President Who Denied Granddaughter's Existence
President Joe Biden admitted that he loves his grandchildren, but he previously refused to acknowledge his granddaughter, Navy Joan, for years. Despite a paternity test confirming Hunter Biden as the father, the White House had denied Joan's existence. However, after public pressure and a scathing column by Maureen Dowd, Biden finally acknowledged his granddaughter.