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Daily Wire: Senate Passes Bill To Keep U.S. Government Open Through Mid-November
Senate passes bill to keep U.S. government open. 88-9 vote, with 9 Republicans voting "no."
Forbes: Government Shutdown Averted: Senate Approves Last-Minute Stopgap Bill
The Senate approved a stopgap funding measure to avoid a government shutdown just hours before it would have occurred. The bill leaves out funding for military aid to Ukraine, but Senate leaders want to restore it in the final budget.
Daily Wire: Left-Wing Group Sues To Keep Trump Off Ballot In Michigan
Left-wing group Free Speech For People has filed a lawsuit in Michigan to prevent former President Donald Trump from appearing on the 2024 ballot. The group argues that Trump's actions during the January 6 Capitol protest, which they call an insurrection, are sufficient grounds to bar him under the Fourteenth Amendment. This lawsuit follows similar attempts in Minnesota and New Hampshire, both of which were unsuccessful.
Newsbusters: WashPost Puffs Trump's J-6 Judge: Reasonable Yet Tough, 'Coolheaded Natural Talent'
Government officials are portrayed as heroes for their punitive actions against Donald Trump. Judge Tanya Chutkan, hailed as reasonable and experienced, is being relied upon by The Washington Post to convict Trump for the January 6 attack. Chutkan has consistently sentenced all January 6 defendants to jail time, exceeding prosecutors' recommendations in 53% of cases, compared to 17% by other judges. Chutkan's donations to Democratic campaigns and her refusal to compare the Capitol attack to racial justice protests further demonstrate her bias. (267 characters)
National Review: The Corner: The Threat to Democracy from NGOs
Charlie Flanagan TD, a former Fine Gael representative, criticizes the acceleration of the liberal agenda in Ireland, particularly regarding euthanasia, transgenderism, commercial surrogacy, and liberalized abortion. He highlights the withering of real parliamentary democracy and debate due to the influence of NGO-led social change. Flanagan argues that government policies are more influenced by NGOs than by elected officials, leading to a narrowing of reasonable discourse and manipulation of the parliamentary approach. The Irish state funds numerous NGOs, creating a cozy liberal fiefdom that threatens democracy.
Red State: Hakeem Jeffries Offers Classless Reaction, Taunting Conservatives Over House Passing 'Clean CR'
The House of Representatives passed a stop-gap bill to avert a government shutdown, which now goes to the Senate. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries criticized MAGA Republicans for trying to cut needed services.
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Fox News: Democrat senator temporarily held up Senate vote hours before shutdown over Ukraine funding
Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet held up the vote on the continuing resolution (CR) to avoid a government shutdown due to lack of funding for Ukraine. The bill passed with bipartisan support and will fund the government for 45 days, but does not include relief for Ukraine.
#crime
The Blaze: Video: Delivery driver found not guilty in shooting of YouTube prankster in mall food court
Delivery driver acquitted in shooting of YouTube prankster in mall food court. Driver claims self-defense, but prosecutor argues no imminent danger. Prank videos continue despite incident.
#sports
Forbes: The Starting Pitching That Undercut A Hopeful Cincinnati Reds Season
The Cincinnati Reds will not make the 2023 postseason due to a lack of starting pitching. Their hitting lineup and bullpen held up well, but they struggled to defend leads. Midseason reinforcement Andrew Abbott started strong but faded, and ace Hunter Greene has been inconsistent. The other starting prospects showed promise but were not at the level required for a postseason team. The Reds' future looks promising, but they missed out on the playoffs this year.
Daily Wire: Travis Hunter Raises Money For Charity With Opponent Who Faced Threats After Cheap Shot Caused Injury
Football player Travis Hunter, injured by a cheap shot, befriends rival player Henry Blackburn amidst death threats.
Fox News: UCF's Timmy McClain avoids multiple tackles in gritty play to keep drive alive; Baylor gets last laugh
UCF quarterback Timmy McClain leads his team in a thrilling game against Baylor, narrowly avoiding a comeback and securing first downs. However, Baylor ultimately turns the tables, scoring 26 points in the fourth quarter to win the game 36-35.
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Red State: NEW: Kansas Police Chief Behind Infamous Newspaper Raid Suspended
Police Chief Gideon Cody is suspended after leading controversial raid on a newspaper in Marion, Kansas. The raid, which occurred in August, involved the seizure of computers and reporting materials. The suspension comes after the prosecutor withdrew the warrant due to insufficient evidence.
Forbes: India Box Office: ‘Gadar 2’ Scores New Record, ‘Jawan’ Breaks It In A Day
Shah Rukh Khan's film Jawan becomes the highest-grossing Hindi film ever in India, earning $63.3 million. It also crosses $100 million globally in just 13 days.