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#politics
Red State: The New Face of Homelessness? Joe Biden Says He Can't Go 'Home, Home'
President Joe Biden has been spending a lot of time at his Rehoboth Beach house because his Wilmington home is being renovated and made more secure. The Secret Service is involved in the work, but details about the renovations and security enhancements remain unclear. Biden mentioned that he has no other home to go to in Delaware except for his Rehoboth Beach house, where he spent a day after being disrupted by Hurricane Idalia. However, he seemed uncertain about the number of homes he actually has.
National Review: Trump Remains Clear Frontrunner among GOP Voters: Poll
Donald Trump has increased his lead over Ron DeSantis among GOP voters, with 59% supporting Trump as their "first choice" candidate compared to DeSantis's 13%. DeSantis's favorability has dropped from 84% to 70%. Other Republican candidates like Mike Pence, Tim Scott, and Chris Christie have failed to gain significant support. Meanwhile, tech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy and Nikki Haley have gained attention after the first Republican presidential debate, with Haley leading the pack after Trump and DeSantis. In a broader poll, Trump narrowly surpasses President Biden in popularity among registered voters.
Daily Wire: Weekend Media Wrap, Vol. 7: What You Missed If You Weren’t Glued To The Sunday Shows
Every Sunday morning, legacy media outlets are taken over by elected officials, administration insiders, and talking heads discussing policies and promoting their campaigns. On ABC News, Susan Page mentioned the economy and abortion as key factors for winning in 2024. Politico's Heidi Przybyla said that nothing legally stops Donald Trump from running for president in 2024 even if he's convicted and jailed. Former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan revealed on CBS News that he hasn't ruled out appearing on a presidential ticket in 2024. Senator Mike Rounds discussed Mitch McConnell's health on CNN's "State of the Union." Franklin Foer suggested on NBC's "Meet the Press" that President Biden may have insecurities about being perceived as stupid and leaving the door open for a potential exit from the 2024 presidential race. Fox News Sunday highlighted criticisms of Biden's economic policies. Senator Chris Murphy blamed right-wing political circles for endorsing violence against marginalized groups on MSNBC's "Inside With Jen Psaki."
#society
Fox News: 'Below Deck' star Captain Sandy defends yachting industry amid protests, vandalism: 'We're givers'
Reality TV star Captain Sandy Yawn defends the yachting industry, stating that it engages in philanthropic efforts and contributes to positive change. She questions the fairness and environmental impact of spray-painting yachts.
Captain Sandy Yawn discusses the positive impacts of the maritime industry and highlights its involvement in research and science. She defends the industry against environmental activists who spray-painted a yacht, stating that the wealthy are not the sole contributors to pollution.
Fox News: This Labor Day, there’s a crisis of working and non-working men. Here are 5 things we need to do
American men are facing a decline in quality jobs and are dropping out of the labor force, with detrimental effects on society. Factors such as deindustrialization, open borders, welfare programs, changes in education, and cultural and technological revolutions contribute to this problem. Policymakers need to address these issues by supporting manufacturing jobs, clamping down on illegal immigration, adopting work-first approach to safety net programs, and redirecting funds to technical training. Encouraging marriage and involved parenting is also crucial. Solving these problems requires a reorientation of the economy, culture, and politics.
Fox News: California authorities rescue motorist who was trapped in ravine for nearly 5 days
A motorist trapped in a ravine for five days is rescued by firefighters in Southern California.
American Thinker: Transgenderism—a tragic money-making scam
Society has historically discriminated against those who deviate from traditional gender norms. Transgender individuals, whose gender identity does not match their birth sex, face challenges and discrimination. The medical and psychiatric professions have capitalized on this by providing treatments and surgeries for profit, often with harmful side effects. The push for equal rights has led to conflicts, such as transgender athletes competing in women's sports. Transgenderism is viewed as both a tragedy for society and an unethical money-making scheme.
#religion
Fox News: Stress does not have to crush your life: Washington faith leader shares a way to greater peace
Pastor Jesse Bradley advises against putting ultimate hope in politics or politicians as campaign season heats up. He encourages people to find peace and trust in God during stressful times. Bradley suggests turning to prayer and building a relationship with God, believing that peace is available to anyone who seeks it. He emphasizes the importance of trust in God and points to the trust-based relationship one can have with Him. Bradley asserts that peace can increase and reminds readers of God's invitation to cast their anxiety on Him.
#crime
Breitbart: D.C. Grocery Store Removes Brand Names from Shelves to Prevent Theft
Giant grocery store in Southeast Washington, DC, removes name brands to prevent theft. Shoppers must show receipts to security guards. Theft and violence have increased, forcing the store to take action.
Fox News: Alabama shooting: 2 dead after gunshot victims fired upon outside emergency room
Two women died after gunfire erupted outside an emergency room in Birmingham, Alabama. The shooting happened just after 2 a.m. and the hospital was placed on lockdown. The incident is believed to have started after an altercation at a nearby restaurant.
Fox News: Atlanta gunman shoots 5 before killing himself
A domestic dispute in Atlanta turned deadly when an 18-year-old gunman shot and injured five people before taking his own life. The victims, including a 3-year-old and a 15-year-old, are in stable condition. The incident is part of a series of domestic dispute shootings over the weekend.
Fox News: Forensic genealogy could solve Rachel Morin murder, but scientists face unique hurdles, experts say
Law enforcement is using a novel DNA analysis tool to search for the killer of Rachel Morin, a mother-of-five who was murdered on a hiking trail in Maryland. The DNA left behind by the suspect has been matched to a home invasion and assault in Los Angeles. The technique, known as investigative genetic genealogy, builds family trees using traditional DNA analysis and public records to identify suspects.
Fox News: Georgia man charged with murder in death of 2-year-old son
A man from Georgia is facing murder charges after his 2-year-old son's body was discovered at a garbage facility. The father initially claimed the child had been kidnapped during an armed robbery but has now been charged with homicide.
#sports
Fox News: Brian Kelly says LSU not the team ‘I thought we were’ following blowout loss to Florida State
Brian Kelly's LSU football team suffers a 45-24 loss to Florida State, leaving the coach questioning their ability. Kelly takes responsibility for the failure and urges the team to rally and address the adversity. LSU had high expectations after a successful previous season.
Forbes: IBM Mining Millions Of Data Points From U.S. Open Stadiums
IBM is using artificial intelligence to analyze and commentate on tennis matches at the U.S. Open, providing insights and predictions for fans. The AI system gathers data from every match and combines it with player information to create a fan-focused experience. It also generates AI commentary for match highlights, creating a more engaging and interactive viewing experience.
#outdoors
Boating Magazine: I Learned About Boating From This: Combating Fatigue | Boating Mag
Boating accidents can happen to anyone, even professional mariners. Lack of sleep can lead to dangerous situations on the water. To combat fatigue, boat with another capable person or take breaks when needed. It's important to prioritize safety over reaching your destination on time.
Gataway Couple: Tree Obliterates Motorhome in Recent Storm
A severe storm causes a fallen tree to destroy a motorhome in Arkansas, but luckily no one was inside. This incident serves as a reminder to monitor weather forecasts, have an emergency plan, secure your RV, seek shelter in a safe place, and always be prepared with emergency supplies.
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Fox News: Large alligator found 'patiently waiting' for Louisiana dollar store to open
A large alligator was found waiting for a Dollar General store to open in Louisiana. The alligator was photographed outside the store and later dashed off with snacks.
Forbes: Paul McCartney And Ringo Starr’s New Single Is A Multi-Genre Hit On The Billboard Charts
Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr have released a new version of their Beatles song "Let It Be." The song has entered multiple Billboard charts, including the Digital Song Sales, Rock Digital Song Sales, and Country Digital Song Sales charts. This rare occurrence demonstrates the wide appeal and genre-defying nature of their music.