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#politics
The Blaze: Explosive launched dangerously close to home of 'liberty-minded' New Hampshire state rep, who thinks far-left activists could be to blame: 'There is no reason to believe this was random'
A Republican state representative in New Hampshire believes that far-left activists may be responsible for a recent explosive device attack near his home. Rep. Mike Belcher heard a mortar-like sound and saw a blinding light. He later discovered surveillance video showing a car parked nearby and an explosive device being launched. Belcher has experienced previous incidents, including attempts to prevent him from voting and credit card fraud. He remains committed to his political activism despite the attacks.
Red State: Mike Rogers Enters Michigan Senate Race - He Will Face Strong Headwinds to Win
Former Michigan Republican Congressperson Mike Rogers announced his intention to run for the GOP nomination for the Senate, with hopes to replace retiring Democrat Senator Debbie Stabenow. While he is seen as a capable and hardworking candidate, Michigan is considered a solidly blue state, making victory for Rogers unlikely. The Republican Party in Michigan is also facing financial difficulties, further complicating their chances in future elections.
Forbes: DeSantis’ Wealthy Donors Flee: These Previous Billionaire Backers Aren’t Giving To His Presidential Campaign
Less than a third of Ron DeSantis' biggest financial backers have supported his presidential campaign. Billionaire GOP mega donors, including Christopher Reyes, Ken Griffin, and Thomas Peterffy, have not given to DeSantis' campaign or super PAC. DeSantis has taken controversial positions and faced criticism, leading to a lack of traction in his campaign and staff downsizing.
Daily Wire: ‘He Left As Planned’: Press Sec Waves Off Biden’s Abrupt Exit From Medal Of Honor Ceremony
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre defends President Biden's behavior at a Medal of Honor ceremony, claiming his abrupt exit was planned. Biden faced criticism for removing his mask and leaving the event without explanation. Jean-Pierre insists that Biden's actions were meant to minimize COVID exposure to other attendees.
National Review: Push to Disqualify Trump via 14th Amendment Ramps Up Despite Opposition from GOP Field
Critics argue that a section of the 14th Amendment could prevent Donald Trump from running for president in 2024, but legal experts disagree. The theory is that Section 3 of the amendment disqualifies Trump based on his alleged role in the January 6 Capitol riot. Supporters of the theory believe that Trump's actions constitute insurrection, while opponents argue that the amendment only applies to senators, representatives, and electors, not presidents. The issue may ultimately be decided by the Supreme Court.
Red State: Karine Jean-Pierre Gives Laughable Excuse for Biden Walking Out of Medal of Honor Ceremony
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre gives a questionable explanation for Joe Biden's hasty exit from a Medal of Honor ceremony. She claims it was due to COVID-19 concerns after Jill Biden tested positive. However, the reasoning raises doubts about the administration's actions and protocols. Many find the excuse laughable and believe Biden simply got confused and left early.
Breitbart: Report: DeSantis Donors Keeping 'Powder Dry,' Looking at Other Candidates
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is losing support from his top donors as he falls behind Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential race. Out of 50 big donors to DeSantis's campaign, only 16 have contributed to his super PAC and eight have donated directly to his presidential campaign. Some donors are unsatisfied with DeSantis's campaign positions, considering them too extreme. They are either donating to other candidates or withholding their support until DeSantis adopts more moderate policies. This development has raised concerns for DeSantis's campaign, which is urging donors to contribute $50 million more by the end of the year.
Washington Free Beacon: Former GOP Rep Mike Rogers Launches Campaign To Take Back Critical Michigan Senate Seat
Former Michigan congressman Mike Rogers (R.) announces his 2024 candidacy for U.S. Senate, criticizing President Biden's handling of the economy, border crisis, and Chinese aggression.
Rogers is the first prominent Republican to enter the race, potentially making Republicans competitive in Michigan in their bid to regain a Senate majority in 2024.
#society
Fox News: Elle Macpherson hits two major milestones: ‘Beyond my wildest dreams’
Model Elle Macpherson recently celebrated two major milestones in her life. She marked 20 years of sobriety and one year of dating guitarist Doyle Bramhall II. The couple has had adventures together, traveling to various countries.
Spectator USA: TikTok trends are ruining fashion
TikTok poses a national security threat due to its ties to the Chinese Communist Party. The app also contributes to negative body image and mental health issues among young women. Fast fashion and the constant need to keep up with trends on TikTok are harming the environment and exploiting workers in sweatshop-like conditions.
PJ Media: Meet the Avowed Marxist Who Decides What Books Go in Your School Library
A Marxist librarian infiltrates a socialist conference and exposes their agenda. She believes that public education and libraries should be used as sites for socialist organizing. The American Library Association (ALA) president, who is also a Marxist, had her session canceled after controversy surrounding her Marxist leanings. The ALA has faced backlash, but some state library associations are still working with them. Illinois governor JB Pritzker signed a law requiring school libraries to adopt the ALA's Library Bill of Rights, including protection for explicit content. The ALA's involvement in promoting a transgender agenda is also highlighted.
#war
The Economist: How the Pentagon assesses Ukraine’s progress
Ukraine's counter-offensive gains momentum, with troops breaking through Russia's defensive lines. The Pentagon assesses Ukraine's progress, taking lessons from past judgments on Iraq and Afghanistan. DIA director, Trent Maul, believes Ukraine has a realistic possibility of breaking the remaining Russian lines by the end of the year, but limited ammunition and worsening weather pose challenges.
Euromaidan Press: US new $175 million security package for Ukraine includes depleted uranium tank ammunition
The US Department of Defense has announced a $175 million security assistance package for Ukraine, including depleted uranium tank ammunition. This aid is aimed at strengthening Ukraine's defense capabilities in the face of Russian aggression.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: Jared Kushner Secures First Saudi-Backed Investment in Israel
Jared Kushner's private equity fund, backed by Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund, has secured a deal to invest $150 million in Israeli auto service Shlomo Group, marking the first Saudi investment into Israel. As the Biden administration continues to normalize relations between the two countries, they are considering a meeting with Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman to discuss further normalization. Affinity Partners is also in talks for a potential $250 million investment in Israel's Phoenix Insurance Agencies.
#economy
PJ Media: EVs Are Awesome Except When They Break Down and There's No One to Fix Them
The EV industry is facing a major problem: a shortage of trained mechanics to repair electric vehicles. The high voltage and fire hazards associated with EVs make them dangerous to work on, and specialized diagnostic equipment is deterring many small repair shops. The auto repair industry is already short of workers due to the pandemic, and the situation is set to worsen as EV sales grow. Without enough qualified technicians, consumers may face longer repair times and higher costs. The government is being urged to subsidize training programs for independent repairers, but most repairers are left to fend for themselves.
#health
National Review: The Corner: No, We Are Not Going to Genetically Engineer People to Become Vegan
A bioethicist proposes genetically reengineering humans to develop an aversion to meat to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. He suggests using human engineering to create an artificial intolerance to meat, similar to how some people are intolerant to milk or crayfish. This approach has been considered before, but the principle is the same: an overconfident scientist tries to fix the world by meddling with people's genes.
Fox News: Bob Barker secretly battled Alzheimer’s for ‘years’ before his death
Beloved former host of "The Price is Right," Bob Barker, died at his home at the age of 99. His cause of death was Alzheimer's, along with other contributing conditions. Barker's longtime girlfriend, Nancy Burnet, cared for him until his passing.
The Blaze: Anthony Fauci was just CONFRONTED by the most UNUSUAL suspect
CNN host Michael Smerconish challenges Anthony Fauci with a study showing masks have little effect on COVID-19 spread. Fauci defends masks on an individual level but admits they may not work on a larger scale.
#education
The New American: Teacher Blows Whistle on Dangerous & Racist School Indoctrination - The New American
Retired teacher warns of indoctrination & racism in public schools, advocates for parents to withdraw their children.
Fox News: Harvard finishes last in nonprofit's 'free speech' rankings of 254 colleges: 'Abysmal'
Harvard University scored poorly for free speech, receiving a 0.00 rating. A report by FIRE cited a lack of tolerance for opposing views and an acceptance of violence to block free speech.
Newsbusters: Teachers Union Encouragers Educators to Break Law Over Gender Identity Surveys
Parents in Jefferson County, Colorado are angry as the teachers union broke the law by conducting gender identity surveys without parental consent. This act has caused parents to lose trust in teachers and highlighted the union's disregard for the law.
#crime
National Review: Georgia Attorney General Indicts 61 Antifa Members on RICO Charges
Republican attorney general Chris Carr of Georgia has indicted 61 individuals involved in the Antifa protest against a police training facility in Atlanta. The activists, accused of violating the federal RICO law, face charges of domestic terrorism and attempted arson. Carr emphasized his office's focus on prosecuting violent acts in the state.
The Blaze: F1 race car driver, still in uniform, chases down thief who stole his $540K watch
Formula One driver Carlos Sainz Jr. chases down the suspect who robbed his luxury watch in Milan, Italy, while still wearing his F1 driver shirt. Sainz and his teammate were targeted near the Armani Hotel, but with the help of his trainer and members of the public, they pursued and apprehended the suspect. This incident marks the third robbery of a Formula One driver for a Richard Mille watch in the last three years.
Fox News: Alex Murdaugh's lawyers slam court clerk's 'illegal' behavior as they push for new trial
Attorney for convicted killer Alex Murdaugh accuses court clerk Rebecca Hill of illegal conduct during the trial, including jury tampering and seeking a book deal. Hill allegedly discussed Murdaugh's guilt with jurors and coerced a conviction. Defense team demands new trial.
#sports
Forbes: Myles Rowe Hopes To Make More History With HMD Motorsports In Indy NXT Series
Myles Rowe, the first African American to win a major North American Open Wheel Racing championship in the USF Pro 2000 Series, is moving up to the Indy NXT by Firestone Series with HMD Motorsports in 2024. Rowe will be driving the No. 99 Force Indy entry and will continue to receive support from Penske Entertainment's Race for Equality & Change initiative. This will be Rowe's fourth season with the Force Indy program and the second year of their partnership with HMD Motorsports.
Field & Stream: Thirteen-Year-Old Angler's Massive Striped Bass is a New 'Junior World Record'
Striper guide Kenny Short and his daughter Laci catch a 59-pound, 8-ounce striped bass, earning Laci the new female junior all-tackle world record. They were on a fishing trip when Laci reeled in the big fish, and they plan to continue their quest for a 60-pounder.
#science
The Economist: Plants don’t have ears. But they can still detect sound
Plants can detect and react to sound, including vibrations made by insects chewing on leaves. They release defensive chemicals and prepare for insect attacks. Some plants can even "hear" water by detecting the sound of it in pipes and follow it to its source. Plants can also produce sounds, unintentionally, when under stress or lacking water. Monitoring the sounds of plants could help farmers detect and address crop health issues.
The Economist: Animals can be tracked by simply swabbing leaves
: Fieldwork for tracking animals may become easier and quicker with a new method of collecting DNA. Instead of sending students to set up camera traps, researchers have found that simply swabbing leaves can gather genetic information shed by animals. This method has been successful in detecting a wide variety of species in a dense rainforest in Uganda.
: Advances in gene-sequencing technology have made it possible to detect specific genetic sequences from animals, including humans, by analyzing environmental DNA (eDNA). Researchers have discovered that swabbing leaves can collect eDNA, making it a cheap and efficient method for tracking animals. This new technique could potentially revolutionize fieldwork.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Times To Hunt Deer, All Season Long
Best time to hunt deer is early morning or evening. Deer are most active at dawn and dusk. During the rut, bucks may move during midday. Gun season and late season are also good times to hunt.
#technology
The Economist: Heat pumps show how hard decarbonisation will be
Heat pumps are being hailed as the best alternative to fossil fuel boilers for decarbonisation, but their adoption is causing backlash. Heat pumps are more efficient than boilers, but their installation requires additional insulation and can be costly and disruptive. Governments need to make adoption easier, with faster administration of grants and training for skilled workers. Local authorities should also be involved in the transition plans to allow for greener heating options that don't involve heat pumps. Decarbonisation will be painful and governments need to anticipate and prepare for backlash.
#other
Forbes: The Rolling Stones’s New Album Features A Surprise Collaborator: Lady Gaga
The Rolling Stones announce the release of their long-awaited new album, Hackney Diamonds, and confirm that Lady Gaga will be featured on a track titled "Sweet Sound Of Heaven." The album, produced by Andrew Watt, is set to be released on October 20.
Forbes: Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour Concert Film Appears To Be Ineligible For An Oscar Nomination
Taylor Swift's upcoming concert film, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour, is generating anticipation. However, it seems unlikely to receive an Oscar nomination due to Academy rules. Despite Swift's previous attempts to secure an Oscar nomination, she has yet to succeed. Though the film won't garner awards, it is projected to be a financial success, with estimated ticket sales surpassing $100 million.