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#illegals
Fox News: Soros-backed group partners on 'Abolition School' to train activists to eradicate police, prisons
A dark money group funded by George and Alex Soros is partnering with left-wing groups to train activists in eliminating police and prisons. The "Abolition School" aims to dismantle oppressive institutions and build the leadership capacity of those directly impacted by these structures. The Community Resource Hub, funded by the Soros network, acts as a resource center for progressive activists and provides research, data, and resources for police reform efforts.
#politics
Daily Wire: House Republicans Question Ford Over Michigan Electric Vehicle Battery Plant Tied To China
House Republicans are questioning Ford about its partnership with a Chinese company for an electric vehicle battery factory in Michigan. They are concerned about national security and the potential for China to control the electric vehicle supply chain. Republicans want more information on the partnership and its impact on American jobs and national security.
The New American: Free Speech Victory in California - The New American
California Attorney General Rob Bonta is prohibited from enforcing a law that made it a crime to interfere with individuals entering abortion clinics. The law also restricted the rights of pro-life volunteers to offer alternative options to women seeking abortions. The court ruled in favor of a pro-life group, Right to Life, and ordered Bonta to pay $192,706 in legal fees to the public-interest law firm that challenged the law.
Red State: Twitter Wars: Roseanne Barr Flattens Rob Reiner
Twitter feud between celebrity Rob Reiner and Roseanne Barr over Trump and the 2024 election. Reiner wants Trump defeated while Barr sarcastically suggests a fair election with good ideas and debate. The conflict highlights division in Hollywood and raises questions about Reiner's intentions if Trump is re-elected. The feud is not limited to social media, as many conservative celebrities are distancing themselves from the Hollywood establishment. The author also mentions the absence of filmmakers like John Ford and questions what he would think of Rob Reiner.
Breitbart: Stephen A. Smith: A 'Disgrace' for Democrats to Beg Biden to Run for Re-Election
ESPN host Stephen A. Smith criticized Democrats for wanting an 82-year-old Joe Biden to run for re-election in 2024, calling it a "disgrace" and an indictment against the Democratic Party. Smith emphasized the need for statesmanship and progressiveness.
Daily Wire: Joy Behar Suggests Fox News Is The Reason People Think Biden Is Too Old
"The View" co-host Joy Behar criticized Fox News for airing videos of President Joe Biden's mistakes and suggested that the network's coverage was why people believe he is too old for a second term. Co-host Sunny Hostin argued that Biden should be respected as an elder, not criticized for his age. The conversation also touched on ageism in politics and whether age should be a factor in determining a candidate's readiness for office.
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: Kamala Is ‘Very Clear’ About ‘Responsibility’ To ‘Take Over’ as President if Necessary
Vice President Kamala Harris accepts the responsibility to become president if needed. However, many Americans disapprove of her, especially as a replacement for Biden. Republicans use the dislike of Harris to criticize Biden's presidency.
The Economist: British MPs debate a crisis over school buildings. Childishly
British MPs debate a crisis over school buildings. Childishly Rishi Sunak is stuck with a dreadful political narrative. The new term begins with unsafe schools and falling polls. Sir Keir Starmer uses metaphors to attack the Conservatives, while the class is distracted by inappropriate language.
Human Events: ARI HOFFMAN: I’m a Jewish conservative and I stand with Elon Musk in his fight against ADL censorship
Campaigning for Seattle City Council, Ari Hoffman receives death threats on an online hate site. The ADL fails to support, revealing their political bias.
Breitbart: Peter Schweizer: Hawaiian Fires Show Corruption, Distraction, Incompetence
The wildfires in Maui were fueled by bureaucratic incompetence and corruption, with officials prioritizing "green energy" projects over wildfire preparation. The government bodies supposed to regulate the power company in Hawaii have financial ties to the company, leading to regulatory capture and poor performance. The lack of accountability resulted in delayed response to the wildfires and no consequences for the officials involved.
The Federalist: New Poll Shows Trump Won't Get A Fair Trial From D.C. Residents
A new poll suggests that former President Donald Trump would not receive a fair trial in Washington, D.C. for the case against him regarding the 2020 election. The majority of D.C. residents would vote in favor of a conviction, with only a small percentage finding Trump innocent. The federal judge overseeing the case has a reputation for being tough on Capitol rioters, making it unlikely for her to recuse herself.
The Blaze: Liberty Safe blasted over admission that it voluntarily gave FBI the access code to Jan. 6 protester's gun safe: 'Start marketing your stuff as Bud Light storage'
Prominent gun safe company, Liberty Safe, faced backlash after admitting it provided the access code for a customer's safe to the FBI. The company claimed it followed protocol and only provided the code after receiving a valid warrant. Critics threatened to give the company "the Bud Light treatment," questioning its commitment to customer privacy.
#society
Fox News: 'Unless you wanna die!' deputy shouts in deadly wildfire evacuation bodycam footage
Newly-released bodycam footage shows Deputy Brittan Morgan driving through a dangerous fire in Washington. He warns others not to go that way and urges them to evacuate. The video captures the intense heat and falling burning trees.
Human Events: MIKE WACKER: Elon Musk’s commitment to free speech need not extend to financial bullying
In a world where activists pressure advertisers to control speech on the internet, Elon Musk considers banning them from X/Twitter. The question arises: should both sides engage in social tyranny or uphold a shared norm of respecting free speech?
Fox News: ‘AGT’ judge Heidi Klum surprises husband with ‘overwhelming’ additions to family after major loss
Heidi Klum opens up about getting two new dogs after losing two pets earlier this year. Her husband suspected foul play in the deaths.
#war
Fox News: US sanctions Sudanese paramilitary leader for human rights abuses
The United States has imposed sanctions on Sudanese paramilitary commander Abdelrahim Hamdan Dagalo for violence and human rights abuses during the conflict with Sudan's army. The conflict between the military and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has been ongoing for nearly five months. The U.S. Treasury accused Abdelrahim of leading soldiers responsible for massacres, ethnic killings, and sexual violence. The U.S. also imposed visa restrictions on RSF commander Abdul Rahman Juma for rights abuses, including the kidnap and murder of the former governor of West Darfur province. More than 5 million people have been displaced by the conflict.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: With His Nuclear Threats, Putin Plays the West Like a Fiddle
Russian President Vladimir Putin has successfully manipulated Western fears of nuclear escalation to deter military aid to Ukraine and shape Western decisions in his favor. Putin's calculated nuclear rhetoric, combined with the collective memory of the Cold War, triggers fear and influences Western leaders to support Russia's objectives. While Ukraine's military intelligence chief believes Russia is bluffing, Western policymakers take the threats seriously, further amplifying the Kremlin's manipulation. To counter Russia's influence operations, the United States and its allies should increase awareness, coordinate information operations, and expand offensive measures in the information space.
#economy
Forbes: Energy Subsidy Shenanigans: The Green IMF At Work
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has reported that fossil fuels received $7 trillion in subsidies in 2022, despite being the primary cause of the climate crisis. This amount exceeds previous estimates by other institutions. The IMF's figure includes both explicit and implicit subsidies, with the latter referring to undercharging for the costs of global warming and air pollution. The IMF argues that implementing carbon taxes on fossil fuels would reduce carbon dioxide emissions, prevent deaths caused by air pollution, and increase government tax revenues. However, critics argue that the IMF is overstepping its role as a financial watchdog and lacks expertise in climate science.
Forbes: AMC Stock Plunges Over 20% As It Announces 40 Million New Shares To Raise Funds
The theater chain AMC Entertainment is selling 40 million new shares to raise money and pay down debt. This comes after a surge in AMC's stock price earlier this year driven by retail investors organizing online. The stock is down about 70% for the year.
Forbes: WeWork Will Renegotiate ‘Nearly All Leases’—After Warning It May Go Out Of Business
WeWork plans to renegotiate its leases to lower expenses and stay in business. It will exit underperforming locations and reinvest in better-performing assets. WeWork has 777 locations in 39 countries, but its valuation has plummeted in recent years.
Foreign Policy: Xi’s Policies Have Shortened the Fuse on China’s Economic Time Bomb
China's economy is facing major challenges that could lead to stagnation similar to Japan's "lost decades." These challenges include escalating debt, slow household consumption, and adverse demographic trends. President Xi Jinping's policies have worsened these issues, and recent economic indicators show signs of decline. The economic uncertainty is exacerbated by the Chinese Communist Party's shifting targets of anti-corruption and anti-espionage campaigns. There is also growing pessimism and unease among Chinese citizens, particularly regarding the potential military conflict with the West over Taiwan. The economic downturn, combined with Xi's policies and geopolitical factors, has led to a run on confidence in the Chinese economy. China's waning comparative advantage and growing regulatory uncertainty are driving foreign companies to look for alternative sources and locations, further impacting Chinese households. Xi's commitment to reunifying Taiwan by force has created a perception of inevitable conflict. China's economic success was driven by animal spirits and optimism, but Xi's policies have diminished China's appeal as a destination for tourism and business. If the current trend continues, China may fall into the middle-income trap or face a financial crisis. The West has a vested interest in preventing China's economic downfall and must coordinate de-risking policies while avoiding alienating the Chinese people. Repairing the Sino-U.S. relationship at the upcoming APEC summit could be crucial. The Biden administration can take a diplomatic approach and lend support to China if they are willing to accept it.
#education
The New American: Edu Sec Cardona Deletes X Post That Promoted Filth - The New American
Education Secretary Miguel Cardona is criticized for promoting sexually explicit hip-hop songs. Concerned mothers question his priorities and demand action on declining test scores.
#crime
Fox News: Gagged woman serial killer BTK drew in torture fantasy sparks new clues for investigators
Oklahoma investigators hope that sketches recovered from convicted serial killer Dennis Rader, also known as BTK, will lead to new leads in multiple unsolved cases. The sketches, along with new evidence and tips, have reignited interest in connections between Rader and missing women from the time period of his crimes. Despite his denials, investigators continue to search for answers and have found new items of interest on Rader's former property.
#sports
Breitbart: "I'm Ready to Move On': Carl Nassib, the NFL's First Openly Gay Player' Retires from Football
Carl Nassib, the first openly gay player in the NFL, has announced his retirement from football. After seven years in the league, Nassib is ready to move on to the next chapter of his life. He plans to focus on his new company, Rayze, an app that helps users donate to causes they care about. Nassib believes there will be more openly gay players in the future and encourages others to go at their own pace.
#technology
Breitbart: Wikipedia Co-Founder Larry Sanger Says Site Hijacked by Intelligence Agencies for 'Information Warfare'
Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger believes that U.S. intelligence agencies have used the site for "information warfare" online. He claims that Wikipedia became blatantly biased between 2010 and 2018 and that it's controlled by the left-wing establishment. Sanger argues that intelligence agencies and the FBI edited Wikipedia and that information warfare is conducted online. He criticizes the manipulation of information and advocates for unbiased articles that allow readers to form their own opinions. Sanger has expressed embarrassment over the state of Wikipedia and its alleged manipulation.
#other
Fox News: Wet roads, speed were factors in Houston-area Denny's crash that injured 23
An SUV crashes into a Denny's restaurant near Houston, injuring 20 people. Wet roads and speed are believed to be factors. No charges have been filed.
Forbes: Selena Gomez Reaches A Special Milestone On The Hot 100 For The First Time
Selena Gomez's new single "Single Soon" is gaining popularity on the Billboard charts. Meanwhile, her song "Calm Down" has been on the Hot 100 for a year, but recently dropped to No. 11. Billboard's recurrent rule removes songs that spend more than 20 weeks on the chart below No. 50, but "Calm Down" has surpassed this and is now Gomez's longest-charting hit.