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#politics
Red State: REPORT: McCarthy Going for 'Hail Mary' With Clean CR Under Suspended Rules
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is attempting to avoid a government shutdown by offering a clean continuing resolution under suspended rules. He will need bipartisan support to pass it. McCarthy plans to blame Biden if it fails. This tactic may not be a Hail Mary as he is likely to have enough Republican votes to get the resolution passed. If successful, it will fund the government for the next 45 days and provide an opportunity to regroup. However, GOP holdouts could still disrupt the process.
National Review: First Trump Co-Defendant in Georgia 2020 Election Case Pleads Guilty
Scott Hall, a co-defendant in the case involving former president Trump's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor counts of conspiracy. He agreed to testify and received five years probation, a fine, community service, and a prohibition on election-related activities. Trump and his attorney Rudy Giuliani are facing multiple charges in the larger election fraud case. Hall will apologize to Georgia voters for his role.
Red State: Dawn of the Final Day
Today is the last day before a government shutdown. House Republicans are unable to pass the Senate's continuing resolution. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's slim majority and lack of a clear plan lead to a stalemate. The Republicans' inability to govern and their last-minute rush only exacerbate the situation. The party is in disarray.
#society
The Blaze: Homeless Portlanders sue the city over homeless ban, alleging it goes against state's constitution
A group of homeless people in Portland filed a lawsuit against the city's homeless camping restrictions, claiming they violate Oregon law and the state's constitution. The city council approved the restrictions in June but has not yet enforced them. The homeless are not allowed to camp on public land between 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m., with violators facing warnings, fines, or jail time. The plaintiffs' lawyers are seeking a restraining order to prevent the ban's enforcement until the lawsuit is resolved.
#war
Fox News: CENTCOM confirms successful helicopter raid on ISIS collaborator
A high-ranking ISIS collaborator, Mamduh Ibrahim al-haji Shaykh, was captured in northern Syria. The raid was conducted by U.S. Syrian Kurdish fighters and resulted in no civilian casualties.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Elon Musk tangles with German government over migrant crisis: ‘Has invasion vibes…’
Tech mogul Elon Musk clashed with the German government over mass migration in Europe. Musk questioned whether the German public was aware that German NGOs were rescuing migrants in the Mediterranean, which drew a response defending the humanitarian efforts. Musk expressed surprise at Germany's responsibility for transporting migrants and raised concerns about the sovereignty of Italy. Meanwhile, Europe and the US are both grappling with increasing numbers of migrants at their borders. Musk visited the US-Mexico border, livestreaming his observations and advocating for expanded, but lawful, immigration.
#culture
Forbes: Amazon’s ‘Gen V’ Could Be Better Than ‘The Boys’ Itself
Gen V is a spin-off of Amazon's hit show The Boys, focusing on a group of college students with superpowers training to become superheroes. The series is even more compelling than the original, with good characters and a focus on the students' struggles. However, it lacks a clear villain, relying on guards and the dean as adversaries. Overall, Gen V adds a new depth to The Boys with its exploration of guilt, eating disorders, and nonbinary issues.
#health
Fox News: What is eczema? Causes, symptoms and how to treat the skin condition
Eczema is a common skin condition that causes itching and discomfort. It can flare up at any time and has various causes such as allergies or sensitive skin. Treatment includes using moisturizers and creams to provide relief.
#education
Daily Wire: Michigan Teacher Hospitalized After Student Throws Chair At Her In Attack Caught On Video
A teacher in Flint, Michigan, was hospitalized after being attacked by a student who threw a chair. The incident was caught on video. The teacher is recovering and the student will face legal consequences.
#crime
Fox News: Ex-bodega clerk Jose Alba sues NYC DA Alvin Bragg for racial discrimination after murder charges dropped
A bodega clerk in New York City, Jose Alba, is suing District Attorney Alvin Bragg and the NYPD for civil rights violations after murder charges against him were dropped when video evidence showed he acted in self-defense. Alba's lawsuit alleges that he was wrongfully prosecuted due to Bragg's "racial equity" policies. The lawsuit also names Department of Corrections officials as defendants for the conditions at Rikers Island. The case gained national attention and outrage before the murder charge was dropped.
Red State: Feds Considered Sex Trafficking Charges Against Hunter Biden, Greene Demands Answers
Federal agents were investigating possible sex trafficking charges against Hunter Biden, as revealed by documents released by the House Ways and Means Committee. The documents included emails detailing Hunter's communication with prostitutes and arrangements for their travel across state lines. The inquiry raised questions about potential Mann Act violations.
Red State: IRS Consultant Facing Charges for Leaking Sensitive Tax Return Info, Including Donald Trump's
IRS consultant Charles Littlejohn is charged with stealing and leaking tax return information of wealthy individuals, including former President Donald Trump. The leak shocked many due to the strict protections on tax filings. The allegations raise questions about the security of sensitive information and possible political motivations behind the theft.
Fox News: Georgia indictment: First Trump co-defendant pleads guilty in Fulton County court
Atlanta bail bondsman, Scott Hall, pleads guilty to misdemeanor charges of conspiracy to commit election interference. He receives five years probation, a $5,000 fine, and must complete community service. Hall is prohibited from administering elections again.
The Blaze: Florida teacher, Disney employees among 219 arrested in human trafficking operation
Over 219 arrests were made in a human trafficking operation in Polk County, Florida. Among those arrested were a high school teacher, three Disney employees, and illegal immigrants. Two suspects, Freddy Escalona and Maria Guzman, were charged with human trafficking and receiving proceeds from prostitution. Escalona allegedly forced a female victim into prostitution after she couldn't pay him back money he lent her. Guzman was involved in trafficking two victims and profiting from their transactions.
#sports
Forbes: Isaac Okoro’s Future With The Cleveland Cavaliers Comes Down To This Year
Isaac Okoro, the 22-year-old wing for the Cleveland Cavaliers, is entering the last year of his rookie contract with no signs of an extension. As the team improved, his role and minutes decreased due to his average offense and shooting skills. Cleveland invested in other players who can fill his gaps. Okoro faces a prove-it year and could potentially be traded or become a restricted free agent next summer.
#other
Flag And Cross: NY Governor Deploys National Guard to Help Illegals Fill Out Paperwork for Housing, Jobs
Illegal immigrants are flooding New York City, prompting Governor Kathy Hochul to call in the National Guard for assistance. The Guard will help with case management, helping migrants attain legal work status and find housing and jobs. Some people, including U.S. Rep. Elise Stefanik, oppose Hochul's use of the Guard.