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#politics
The Right Scoop: Rolling Stone claims Neo Nazis rallying in Florida are Ron DeSantis supporters, but video PROVES that’s absolutely not true
Neo-Nazis rally in Orlando, allegedly Ron DeSantis supporters. They insult Laura Loomer and express distaste for Trump. In a video, one Nazi sarcastically claims to support DeSantis before cursing and criticizing him.
Breitbart: Poll Shows Trump Dominating GOP Primary Field: 'No Formidable Challenger'
Donald Trump maintains a strong lead among Republican primary voters, with 59 percent supporting him. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, once seen as a potential contender, has seen his support collapse to just 13 percent. Indictments against Trump have not affected his support, as most voters believe they are politically motivated. Trump's supporters remain committed to him, while only 25 percent of DeSantis supporters feel the same.
#society
Fox News: Husband wants to cheat on agreement with wife about sleeping in on weekends: 'I wasn't nice to him'
A stay-at-home mother and her husband have a disagreement over their weekend schedule for taking care of their baby. The mother feels that her husband should stick to their agreement, while the husband feels that he should be able to sleep in because he works during the week. The mother seeks advice from others on Reddit to determine if she is in the wrong.
The Economist: Lawsuits over disabled Americans’ access to websites have surged
Lawsuits over disabled Americans' access to websites are on the rise, with over 16,700 digital-accessibility lawsuits filed since 2018. While the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires businesses to provide "effective communication" on their websites, there are no specific guidelines for design. The surge in lawsuits has led to financial incentives for both plaintiffs and lawyers, with some exploiting the system for personal gain. This has raised questions about the impact of litigation on improving website accessibility and whether it has deterred companies from making genuine efforts to comply with ADA standards.
#health
Red State: New York City Urges Residents to Wear Masks for Labor Day. Is This a Prelude to Reintroducing Mandates?
New York City officials suggest wearing masks indoors to combat rising COVID cases and new variants. No plans for mask mandates at this time.
#crime
American Thinker: Fani Willis allegedly knows she’s wrongfully charged two defendants
The Fulton County prosecutor, Fani Willis, has indicted Trump, his lawyers, and supporters for their involvement in a supposed conspiracy to overturn the election results. However, she is withholding evidence that proves two of the defendants are innocent. The indictment accuses Republican elector David Shafer and Trump's lawyer Ray Smith of falsely claiming to be the legitimate electors, but a meeting transcript shows they were acting as Republican nominees to preserve Trump's legal challenge. Willis's corrupt actions reveal the dangers of absolute power in the criminal justice system.
#sports
Fox News: LSU's Jayden Daniels knows what Tigers need to do to reach College Football Playoff this season
LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels is ready to kick off his final year in college football against No. 8 Florida State. The Tigers are looking for redemption after losing to the Seminoles in their first game of the season. Daniels is focused on leading his team to a national championship and is determined to give his all on and off the field.
#other
Newsbusters: PBS: GOP Has ‘Turned Up Volume on Violence’ Against Trans People
A recent edition of PBS NewsHour highlighted the increase in violence towards LGBTQ+ individuals and their allies. The host, Geoff Bennett, spoke with Sarah Kate Ellis, the president and CEO of GLAAD, who attributed the rise in violence to the politicization of the LGBTQ+ community by politicians and extremist groups. Ellis called for leadership from the Republican Party to stop marginalizing and vilifying the community. She also discussed the impact of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation and rhetoric, which has led to a proliferation of violence and hate.