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#illegals
Breitbart: UK Boat Migrant Crossings Hits Highest Single Day Total of the Year
The crisis in the English Channel continues to worsen as over 800 migrants landed in the UK in a single day, marking the highest number this year. Despite claims that government policies have been effective, the situation remains unresolved. The average number of migrants per boat has also reached a new high in August.
#politics
Breitbart: GOP Sen. Rounds: McConnell Capable Leader — He 'Is Sharp and Shrewd'
Senator Mike Rounds (R-SD) spoke to Mitch McConnell about his recent instances of freezing up during press conferences due to a concussion. McConnell assured Rounds that he was in good shape and that his leadership abilities were intact. Rounds expressed his support for McConnell to continue as leader despite some wanting him to step down.
#society
Euromaidan Press: Fire breaks out at oil depot in Saint Petersburg
A fire erupts at an oil depot in Saint Petersburg.
Breitbart: France's Public Schools Will Enforce Dress Code Banning Islamic Dress
France has banned the wearing of head-to-toe robes by Muslims in public school classrooms, citing a breach of secular laws. Education Minister Gabriel Attal stated that religious garb should not be identifiable in classrooms. The ban has been met with accusations of unfair treatment and manipulation, but French Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne emphasized that the principle of secularism must be applied to everyone.
Flag And Cross: Watch: Dr. Phil Warns Ted Cruz That Dangerous ‘Chaos’ Agents Are 'Targeting' Kids with Algorithms
The targeting of America's youth through social media is a crisis, according to Dr. Phil McGraw. He believes that children are not only being exposed to harmful content online, but also deliberately targeted. McGraw warns that the pressures and influence on kids today are much worse than in the past, and social media algorithms play a major role in this threat. Attacks on children erode society and contribute to high levels of anxiety, depression, and loneliness among young people.
#health
Daily Wire: GOP Senator Provides Update On McConnell After Second Freeze-Up
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell experienced another episode of freezing up, possibly due to a concussion, but his colleague, Sen. Mike Rounds, insists McConnell is "perfectly capable" of continuing to serve. McConnell's neurology team has cleared him to continue with his schedule as planned.
PJ Media: Sunday Thoughts: How God's Word Can Help Us Overcome Anxiety
Struggling with anxiety since childhood, the author shares how they faced and overcame their fears. They turn to Bible verses and find comfort in trusting God to alleviate their anxiety.
Daily Wire: Fauci Confronted With Study That Raised Doubts About Masks
Dr. Anthony Fauci responds to a study questioning the effectiveness of face masks in curbing COVID spread. Fauci acknowledges that data at the individual level shows an advantage in mask usage but admits that evidence is less strong regarding the overall pandemic. He expresses concern about people not following health recommendations during a surge in cases and the emergence of new variants.
#crime
PJ Media: Washington, D.C., Imposes Teen Curfew. It Could Have Gone Better
Teen curfews, popular in U.S. cities, are ineffective at reducing crime and can be harmful. Crimes by teens peak in the afternoon, before curfews begin, and curfews increase interactions between Black and Latino teenagers and police. Experts argue that curfews are not effective and politicians often disregard research on crime policy. Curfews were more effective in the past when society and parenting were different, but they do not lower juvenile crime rates. Over 400 cities and towns have youth curfew laws, but reviews show they do not reduce crime and can even increase it during curfew hours. Juvenile criminals are not swayed by curfews, and other kids lack respect for the law and their parents.
#sports
Fox News: Virginia State-Norfolk State football game ends in bizarre fashion
In a close season opener, Virginia State narrowly defeated Norfolk State in a bizarre game-ending play. With just six seconds left, Virginia State attempted to run out the clock but ran out of bounds instead. Thinking the game was over, Virginia State celebrated, but officials determined that there was one second remaining. Norfolk State had a chance to tie the game, but a botched snap resulted in a fumble recovery and touchdown for Virginia State.
#technology
Breitbart: Report: 90% of Online Content May Be AI-Generated Garbage by 2026
A recent report warns that by 2026, up to 90% of online content could be generated by artificial intelligence, raising concerns about disinformation possibilities. The rapid proliferation of synthetic media, manipulated using AI, has sparked debate about the role of human creativity in a world dominated by algorithms. Amazon has faced criticism for allowing AI-generated "garbage books" falsely attributed to authors to be sold on their platform.
#other
Forbes: ‘Equalizer 3’ Leads Box Office For Holiday Weekend—As ‘Barbie’ And ‘Oppenheimer’ Set New Records
Denzel Washington's "Equalizer 3" is set to become the second highest-grossing Labor Day weekend release ever, outpacing Barbie. Barbie has become the highest-grossing movie of the year.
The Blaze: English man discovers 'twitching' mouse in mushroom noodle soup
A man in southeast England finds a mouse in his Chinese take-out. He filmed the rodent before calling the restaurant, but they denied it was their food. No proof without a receipt.