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#illegals
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: Migrants ‘Will Destroy New York City,’ Mayor Says
New York City mayor Eric Adams warned that the ongoing migrant crisis will "destroy" the city, with 10,000 migrants arriving every month from around the world. Democrats blamed the Biden administration for inadequate resources, while a poll showed 82% of New Yorkers view the crisis as "serious" and 58% want to halt the flow from the southern border. As a result, every city service will be impacted and the city's future is at stake.
#politics
Front Page Magazine: 'Palestinian' Terror Leader Funded by Biden Defends Hitler, Holocaust
Summary: Mahmoud Abbas, head of the Palestinian Authority, attended a university known for producing communist terrorists and dictators. He promotes a thesis that Jews and Nazis were in collusion, and his recent remarks denying the antisemitism of the Holocaust drew condemnation. The Biden administration's funding of Abbas has coincided with a rise in Islamic terrorism.
Human Events: LIBS OF TIKTOK: The ADL tried to deplatform me on X after defaming me, and now Elon Musk plans to expose them
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has veered off from its mission of defending Jewish people and promoting justice. Recent years have seen the ADL attacking anyone who disagrees with far-left ideologies, including a young conservative Jewish woman. Elon Musk revealed that the ADL pushed for the shutdown of certain accounts, unrelated to anti-Semitism. The ADL labeled the woman as transphobic and extremist due to her opposition to child sex changes, despite her efforts to protect children. Musk announced a defamation lawsuit against the ADL for causing him to lose advertisers by falsely labeling him as anti-Semitic. The ADL's actions demonstrate their bullying tactics and disregard for their original purpose. Musk plans to expose the ADL.
Washington Free Beacon: FLASHBACK: NYC Mayor's Office Celebrated Immigrants He Now Says Will 'Destroy' City
New York City mayor Eric Adams, who previously celebrated immigrants, has now expressed concern about the impact of unrestricted immigration on the city. Despite previously supporting lax border policies, Adams now warns that the influx of migrants, with 10,000 arriving each month, will lead to the loss of city services and the destruction of the New York City we know.
Breitbart: NYC Approves 'Mega Migrant Housing' Project in Abandoned Building
Mayor Eric Adams and the New York City Council announced the conversion of an empty office building on Long Island into a housing center for 1,000 border crossers. The city has taken over numerous buildings to accommodate the influx of migrants, resulting in significant construction costs. This wave of immigration has also contributed to the outflow of money from the US economy through remittances. Mayor Adams warns that the city will be greatly impacted by the arrival of these migrants, who come from various nations, not just those south of the border.
Daily Wire: DeSantis Says He’s The Top Champion For ‘America First,’ Calls For Candidates With No Path To Drop Out
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis asserts his position as a champion of the "America First" movement and urges candidates with no realistic chance of winning the Republican Party presidential primary to drop out. DeSantis defends his record on COVID-19, while also criticizing former President Donald Trump's attacks on him. DeSantis emphasizes his accomplishments in areas such as immigration, Second Amendment rights, and election integrity, positioning himself as a strong advocate for America. He suggests that Trump's lead in the polls may be influenced by his name recognition and that there is still room for change in the race.
Breitbart: Poll: Nikki Haley Catches Ron DeSantis, Ties for Second Place in New Hampshire
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is tied with Nikki Haley for second place in the New Hampshire GOP primary, while Donald Trump remains the frontrunner with 47 percent support. Chris Christie and Vivek Ramaswamy are close behind with eight percent each. DeSantis has failed to gain traction in New Hampshire despite focusing his campaign there.
Flag And Cross: Glenn Beck Discloses Why He Skipped Coverage on Alleged Obama Gay Lover in 2007
Conservative media personalities Tucker Carlson and Glenn Beck discuss allegations that Larry Sinclair had gay sex with former President Barack Obama. Beck acknowledges previously knowing about the claims but not reporting on them due to lack of sources. The media blackout on certain stories, such as Hunter Biden's laptop, highlights the biased press and the control it has over what information the public receives.
Washington Free Beacon: ‘Engaged in Insurrection’: Group Sues To Keep Trump Off 2024 Ballot in Colorado
An ethics watchdog group files a lawsuit in Colorado to prevent former President Donald Trump from appearing on the ballot in 2024 if he wins the Republican nomination. The lawsuit argues that Trump's actions on January 6, 2021, disqualify him from office, citing the 14th Amendment.
Red State: Poll: Biden’s 'Age and Mental Capacity Pose a National Security Threat' — Was There Even a Doubt?
Joe Biden's age and mental capacity are a national security threat, according to a majority of Americans. Concerns range from China's aggression to the border crisis. Even Democrats express worry. Biden's declining mental acuity is evident with his bizarre behavior. The left's concern should not be confused with voting for him. Republicans must nominate a candidate who can attract more voters than Biden scares away.
Newsbusters: Kari Lake Obliterates Google for Manipulating Elections
Former Arizona gubernatorial candidate, Kari Lake, warns that Google's support for the radical left is destructive. Testifying before the Arizona House of Representatives, Lake accuses Google of manipulating search results and censoring conservatives, influencing elections. She is supported by damning evidence of collusion between current governor Katie Hobbs and Big Tech platforms. Lake pleads for accountability and calls for legislation to prevent elected officials from pressuring tech companies to censor speech.
Fox News: Haley sees biggest lead over Biden among GOP rivals in hypothetical matchup, poll finds
Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley is the only 2024 Republican presidential candidate who surpasses the margin of error in a hypothetical matchup against President Biden. A new poll shows that Haley has a clear advantage over Biden with 49% support compared to Biden's 43%.
PJ Media: Joe Biden Is Really Screwed Now
According to a recent poll, Joe Biden would lose to almost every Republican candidate in the 2024 election. Trump beats Biden by one point, while DeSantis, Pence, Scott, and even Chris Christie also have an advantage. The surprising result is that Nikki Haley has the largest lead over Biden. This poll reveals Biden's weaknesses and suggests that he is in a vulnerable position for the upcoming election.
National Review: The Corner: How Secure Is Trump’s Lead?
The Republican world is shaken by a poll showing Trump's lead over other candidates, but doubts remain. While Iowa polls indicate Trump leading, his overall favorability ranks third. The delicate conundrum for other candidates is to criticize Trump without helping their partisan enemies. This problem may be unsolvable as disconnecting Republican voters from Trump is like disabling a volatile bomb. However, Iowa or New Hampshire could give someone a chance to challenge Trump and create drama.
The Federalist: Biden Guts U.S. Energy, Canceling Arctic Leases Congress Issued
President Joe Biden canceled Trump-era leases for oil and gas development in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, aiming to protect 13 million acres in the Western Arctic. The decision follows Biden's order in March to block another 16 million acres in Alaska from oil and gas development, making 30 percent of the nation's land and waterways off-limits for such activities by 2030. Republicans criticized the move, questioning who was influencing the administration's energy policies.
Breitbart: GOP Rep. Buck: 'I’m Not Convinced' Evidence Exists to Support Biden Impeachment
Rep. Ken Buck (R-CO) does not see evidence to support an impeachment inquiry into President Biden. He believes Speaker McCarthy and Rep. Gaetz are aligned on bringing a vote on the inquiry, but doubts the existence of evidence connecting Biden to wrongdoing.
Spectator USA: Renaming India would be insane
India's rulers are considering changing the country's name to "Bharat." Many suspect this move to be a political tactic by Hindu nationalists. The name change would align with Modi's short-term political agenda, but opposition parties and practical concerns make it unlikely.
The Federalist: HRC Confirms Conservative Warnings About Ohio Amendment
The Human Rights Campaign (HRC), a radical LGBT activist group, has endorsed an amendment on the Ohio ballot that would enshrine abortion up until birth and override parental consent laws for gender-dysphoric minors seeking irreversible surgeries and hormone injections. HRC's support of the initiative is tied to their goal of advancing the far left's radical gender agenda.
Fox News: Michigan Democrat launches rematch bid against Rep. John James
Former Macomb County Circuit Judge Carl Marlinga, a Democrat, announces his 2024 bid to unseat Republican Michigan Rep. John James. Marlinga focuses on economy, abortion rights, and preservation of the Great Lakes.
#society
The Babylon Bee: Prayer Request Goes Unanswered As It Was Posted On Threads
A Christian's prayer request on social media goes unanswered, causing heartbreak. The platform, called Threads, created by Mark Zuckerberg's Meta, seemingly neglects the plea, leaving the user devastated. Meanwhile, Mr. Zuckerberg claims the platform is widely used in his fictional Metaverse.
PJ Media: D.C. Court Sides With Pro-Life 'Vandals'
Summary: The phrase "Black Lives Matter" has become a central tenet of wokeism, with any variation seen as blasphemy. While graffiti and artwork expressing "Black Lives Matter" flooded Washington, D.C., pro-life activists were arrested for chalking "Black Pre-Born Lives Matter." A D.C. court ruled in favor of the pro-life activists, stating that the government cannot selectively enforce the law based on political views.
Washington Free Beacon: Bill Gates Buys Up Anheuser-Busch’s Crashed Stock
Bill Gates purchased $100 million worth of stock in Anheuser-Busch amidst controversy over its collaboration with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney.
Forbes: Director Aitch Alberto On Bringing ‘Aristotle And Dante Discover The Secrets Of The Universe’ To Theaters
"Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe" is a beautiful coming-of-age film about the evolving friendship between two Mexican-American teenage boys in the late 1980s. It explores cultural expectations, identity, and the journey of self-discovery.
Newsbusters: CNN Tries To Claim Mexico, Not The U.S., Is 'A Beacon of Human Rights'
CNN reports that the Mexican Supreme Court decriminalized abortion, leading to claims that Mexico is now a beacon of human and women's rights, surpassing the United States. There are concerns that more women from Texas may travel to Mexico for abortions. This decision highlights the contrasting reproductive rights progress between Latin American countries and the US. Mexico is also potentially on track to elect a female president.
The Blaze: Portland bans public drug use — but can’t enforce measure without change to state law
The Portland City Council has voted to ban the use of hard drugs in public spaces, but the measure cannot be enforced without a change to state law. The new ordinance prohibits drugs such as fentanyl, heroin, and methamphetamine on public property, with penalties of up to six months in jail or a $500 fine. However, the measure faces criticism for targeting users without private property and may not be effective.
Daily Wire: Rotten Tomatoes Manipulated By PR Firm Paying Critics: Report
A PR firm allegedly manipulated movie ratings on Rotten Tomatoes to boost the critical reception of the film "Ophelia." The firm paid obscure critics to post positive reviews, resulting in a higher score for the film. This highlights the issue of early ratings influencing audience perception and the ease with which the system can be manipulated.
Fox News: Jill Duggar claims religious dad Jim Bob would 'weaponize' her marriage
Jill Duggar and Derick Dillard reveal that the reality TV show "19 Kids and Counting" and Jill's father, Jim Bob Duggar, caused strain in their marriage. They discuss how the show and their religious beliefs affected their decision-making as a couple and how Jim Bob would manipulate their relationship. Jill also shares that she was only paid $175,000 for 10 years of filming, while the family likely earned over $8 million. The Duggar family has faced controversy in the past, including a molestation scandal involving Jill's brother, Josh Duggar, and Josh's subsequent conviction for child pornography.
Red State: UPDATE: Liberty Safe Announces Changes After They Admit Giving FBI Access to J6 Protester's Safe
Liberty Safe faced backlash on social media for giving the FBI an access code to a gun safe. The company has now changed its policies regarding storage of access codes and cooperation with law enforcement. Liberty is allowing customers to have their access code records expunged, but did not mention outreach to customers who are not online.
Fox News: Flight passenger records man's 'smelly' feet on armrest, plus Christian town pressured to stop Sunday closures
Welcome to the Fox News Lifestyle Newsletter. A flight passenger reacts to a man putting his bare feet on her armrest. Viral trick on buying and returning worn shoes sparks ethics debate. A Christian beach town faces pressure to stop faith-based closures. A fisherman in Texas catches a species "as old as the dinosaurs." The Ronald Reagan Library receives a $21-million-dollar gift. Mother Teresa actress talks about the challenge of playing the real-life figure. A bride-to-be is surprised with an appliqué made from her late father's shirt. Be aware of fake package delivery notices. Learn from a tennis pro ahead of the US Open finals. Play the Fox News daily crossword puzzles for free. Follow Fox News on social media. Subscribe to our newsletters and download our apps. Watch Fox News and stream Fox Nation. Article by Fox News staff.
Washington Free Beacon: Emory Healthcare Replaces Christmas Eve With Juneteenth on Paid Holiday Calendar
Emory Healthcare in Georgia has removed Christmas Eve from its paid holiday calendar and replaced it with Juneteenth, causing controversy among employees. The change allows for extra holiday pay for working on Juneteenth but not on Christmas Eve. While some view the move as promoting diversity and inclusion, others feel it pits Christian and African American holidays against each other. The new schedule may also lead to staffing shortages during a time known for increased gun violence.
Daily Wire: Model Emily Ratajkowski: ‘I Find It Chic To Be Divorced By The Age Of 30’
Model and actress Emily Ratajkowski promotes the benefits of being divorced by the age of 30, stating that being in your 30s is better than being in your 20s and that there's nothing to stress about. Some people agree with her perspective, while others criticize her for glamorizing divorce. Ratajkowski opens up about her own emotions and shares that she believes she'll be okay.
#war
The Economist: Politics | Sep 9th 2023 Edition
Volodymyr Zelensky replaces Ukraine's defense minister to address corruption in military contracts. War in Ukraine continues, with Ukraine reclaiming land from Russia. Turkey's president meets with Putin to negotiate safe passage for Ukrainian grain. Britain labels Russian-backed mercenaries as a terrorist organization. Former Catalan leader demands amnesty for separatists. Mexico decriminalizes abortion nationwide. Kim Jong Un plans to travel to Russia to seal an arms deal. Pakistan protests rising electricity costs. Violence erupts between Eritrean factions in Tel Aviv. Jihadists in Burkina Faso kill security forces. Gabon's president is ousted in a coup. Egypt's president urges a sharp reduction in birth rate. Saudi Arabia and Iran restore diplomatic relations. Birmingham council declares bankruptcy. UK rejoins EU research program. Former Proud Boys leader sentenced to prison for Capitol attack. Xi Jinping skips G20 summit, causing disappointment.
Fox News: VP Harris says it would be 'huge mistake' for North Korea to give military support to Russia
Vice President Harris warns against North Korea providing military support to Russia during the ongoing invasion of Ukraine. She believes this would further isolate both countries and describes Russia as desperate and facing a strategic failure. The Biden administration also threatens North Korea, stating they will "pay a price" if they proceed with an arms deal with Moscow.
Breitbart: 17 Killed in Russian Missile Strike on Market, Ukraine Says
A Russian missile strike on an outdoor market in Kostiantynivka, Ukraine kills 17 and wounds 32 civilians. The attack, deemed deliberate by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, occurred in a peaceful neighborhood with no military targets nearby.
Euromaidan Press: General Staff: Ukrainian offensive makes Russians retreat south of Bakhmut
Ukrainian forces push Russian troops out of Bakhmut, causing civilian casualties and damage to infrastructure.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Fiji is deporting 6 leaders of South Korean sect that built business empire in the island country
Fijian authorities are deporting six leaders of a South Korean religious sect that established businesses in Fiji. Two leaders remain at large. The impact on followers and local employees is uncertain.
The Economist: A welcome return for Britain to the EU’s main research programme
Britain is set to rejoin the EU's Horizon research programme and sign on as an associate member. Negotiations over money and details have caused delays, but a deal has finally been reached. However, other unresolved issues, such as mobility for musicians and cross-border trade, may prove more difficult to settle.
Washington Free Beacon: US Slams Palestinian President for ‘Hateful, Anti-Semitic Remarks’ About the Holocaust
The US and EU criticize Palestinian president Abbas for his remarks about the Holocaust, calling them false and antisemitic. Abbas claimed that Jews were targeted by Nazi Germany because of their social role, not their religion. The international community finds his remarks insulting and inflammatory, and it undermines the efforts for a two-state solution.
The Economist: The uncertain future of Greeks in Turkey
The Greek population in Turkey is rapidly dwindling, with only a few thousand remaining. Despite some positive developments, such as a small Greek renaissance on Imbros island, the overall situation is bleak. Discrimination, violence, and a history of forced deportations have led to a continued exodus of Greeks from Turkey. There are concerns that the decline is now irreversible, and the future for Greece-Turkey relations remains uncertain.
The New American: THIS CAN'T HAPPEN IN AMERICA! - The New American
The Biden administration brings America down. Russians deploy Satan 2 Nukes. America's moral beacon is in question.
#economy
Breitbart: Venezuela: Maduro Regime Seeks Chinese Money to Refurbish Oil Industry
The Maduro regime sent a delegation to China to seek investments for Venezuela's oil industry. They hope to revive the crumbling economy before the upcoming presidential election. The delegation is discussing joint ventures between Chinese companies and the state-owned oil company.
The Economist: Business | Sep 9th 2023 Edition
Chinese property developer Country Garden avoids default by making interest payments to bondholders. China's exports continue to decline, with a decrease of 8.8% in August. Saudi Arabia and Russia extend their cuts in oil production until the end of 2023. Revised statistics show that Britain's GDP has actually grown by 0.6%. Brazil's economy grows by 3.4% in the second quarter. Arm's IPO valuation drops to $52bn. Qantas Airways CEO resigns amid scandals. Saudi Telecom acquires a stake in Telefónica. Novo Nordisk becomes Europe's most valuable company with the release of its weight loss treatment. Detroit's carmakers face a potential workers' strike. New curbs on Airbnb rentals are enforced in New York. Lionel Messi's debut boosts subscriptions for Major League Soccer Season Pass.
Breitbart: Nolte: Desperate Disney+ Temporarily Slashes Cost to $1.99 Per Month
The struggling Disney+ streaming service is offering a limited-time deal where subscribers can watch their less successful shows for $1.99 a month. This desperate move comes as Disney is losing money and subscribers due to their push for woke content. The discounted price is an attempt to boost their numbers and stock price, but it remains to be seen if it will save the brand.
The Blaze: 10-year high for credit card and car loan defaults as 'Bidenomics' hits consumers hard
Credit card delinquencies and car loan defaults have reached a 10-year high, with credit card delinquencies at 3.8% and car loan defaults at 3.6%. The increase in delinquencies is a result of households having to make tough decisions between paying bills and buying groceries. This economic struggle has led to a significant number of Americans living paycheck-to-paycheck.
Flag And Cross: US Treasury, Internal Revenue Service Introduce Comprehensive Set Of Cryptocurrency Regulations
The US government is introducing comprehensive cryptocurrency regulations to ensure transparent and lawful use of digital assets. The regulations cover information reporting, asset sales and exchanges, expanded definition of brokers, real estate transactions, and clarification of digital asset terminology. Public participation is encouraged, with a public hearing scheduled for November 2023.
The global cryptocurrency market cap increased slightly to $1.04 trillion. The Financial Accounting Standards Board endorsed regulations for accounting fair values of cryptocurrency holdings, effective in 2025.
The Economist: Stuttgart’s ever-receding station is Germany’s latest transport fiasco
| Stuttgart’s main railway station, known as "Stuttgart 21," has become a €12bn embarrassment as construction delays and rising costs plague the ambitious project. The completion date has been pushed back to 2025, and the city and railway operator are now battling over who will cover the additional costs.
| The uncertain future of Greeks living in Turkey continues as the exodus steadily persists. The EU's rotating presidency is being called into question, with concerns about the lack of a clear strategy in Ukraine's assassination program.
#religion
Breitbart: Argentine Priests Defend Pope Francis Against ‘Shameful’ Insults from Presidential Front-Runner Javier Milei
A group of Argentine Catholic priests held a "Mass of Atonement" in Buenos Aires to support Pope Francis and condemn libertarian economist Javier Milei's insults towards him. The event was organized by the Curas Villeros group and aimed to reject Milei's criticism of the pope's stance on social justice. Milei, who remains critical of Pope Francis, has toned down his rhetoric since the election campaign began. The priests also spoke against Milei's proposal to adopt the U.S. dollar as the country's legal tender, urging voters to think before supporting him.
#culture
Fox News: Freddie Mercury’s piano used to compose ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ along with other items sell for more than $2M
Freddie Mercury's prized piano and other items from his collection, including hand-written lyrics and stage costumes, were auctioned off for record-breaking prices. The auction attracted bidders from 61 countries, and some of the proceeds will go to charity. The items sold for a total of $15.4 million.
Fox News: Brain teaser: Can you find 4 apples hidden in the fall leaves?
Graphic artist Gergely Dudás has created a fall-themed seek-and-find puzzle featuring four hidden apples among a pile of leaves. Users on social media have been challenged to find all four fruits, with some struggling to locate the last one. Dudás, known for his seek-and-find artwork and math puzzles, has a large following on social media.
Forbes: ‘The Nun II’ Review: Horror Sequel Conjures Up A Winning Tale Of Terror
In the sequel to "The Conjuring Universe," set in 1956, Sister Irene must confront the demonic nun Valak once again. As she investigates a trail of supernatural slayings, she realizes that the evil may not have been extinguished. Teaming up with others, Sister Irene faces a final showdown against Valak in a boarding school filled with darkness. With stronger characterization, a complex narrative, and effective scares, "The Nun II" proves to be a solid and more accomplished film than its predecessor. The director, Michael Chaves, embraces gothic elements and enhances the overall experience for both casual film fans and those seeking something more in their mainstream entertainment.
Forbes: Somehow, Anakin Skywalker Returned In Disney’s ‘Ahsoka’
Anakin Skywalker returns in Disney's Star Wars series Ahsoka, appearing to the character Ahsoka in a dreamscape outside of time. He is dressed in black, suggesting his Dark Side era, but not as a Force Ghost. The meeting takes place in the World Between Worlds, raising questions about Anakin's true nature. The appearance of de-aged Hayden Christensen has sparked backlash and delight among fans.
#health
Forbes: Hormone Therapy Lessened Depression, Lowered Suicide Risk Among Transgender Adults, Study Says
Access to hormone therapy has the potential to improve mental health in transgender adults, reducing depression, suicide risk, and gender dysphoria, according to a study. Many states have restricted or banned gender-affirming care, despite evidence of its benefits. The study involved 64 transgender and gender-diverse adults who experienced significant improvements in their mental well-being after three months of testosterone therapy. However, further research is needed to understand the long-term effects of hormone therapy.
Daily Wire: Bruce Springsteen Says He’s ‘Heartbroken’ To Postpone All September Shows Due To Medical Concerns
Bruce Springsteen has canceled his remaining September concerts due to medical reasons. The 73-year-old singer has been suffering from symptoms of peptic ulcer disease. The cancellation was recommended by medical professionals.
The Blaze: THESE are the first places reinstating COVID MASK MANDATES
COVID hysteria is back as schools start reinstating mask mandates, causing harm to young students. The University of Michigan's flawed policy forces infected students to live in hotel rooms or with relatives instead of spreading it among healthy peers.
PJ Media: Despite Curbs, Abortion Rose in Most States This Year
Abortion rates in the United States have increased despite bans or restrictions in certain states. The rise is mostly seen in states bordering those with total abortion bans, where access has improved. Restrictions or bans led to a decrease in abortions, but overall access remains impacted.
#education
National Review: The Corner: A Student Maligned by Her University Seeks Justice
American university leaders should be cautious about taking sides in ideologically driven disputes, as was seen in cases at Oberlin College and the University of Virginia.
The New American: Oklahoma to Allow Use of PragerU Content in Public Schools - The New American
The State of Oklahoma will allow educational videos from PragerU to be used in public schools, providing students with wholesome content on various subjects. Critics argue that it promotes hate and whitewashes history.
Newsbusters: Joe Kennedy Resigns From Position Over 'Retaliation' From School District
Joe Kennedy, a football coach, resigned at Bremerton High School after not being reinstated. His legal team is investigating the alleged retaliation by the district.
Fox News: West Virginia University faculty express no confidence in the president as school faces $45M budget shortfall
West Virginia University faculty express no confidence in President Gee due to $45 million budget shortfall, potentially leading to program and faculty cuts. Symbolic vote shows concerns over leadership.
Fox News: North Carolina public school students performing better on standardized tests but still below pre-COVID levels
Despite the pandemic disruptions, North Carolina students are gradually improving on standardized tests, but still below pre-pandemic levels.
#crime
Daily Wire: With ‘Convicting A Murderer,’ Candace Owens Exposes The Truth Of Steven Avery’s Guilty Conviction
In 2015, Netflix released the hit series "Making a Murderer" about the conviction of Steven Avery and his nephew for the murder of Teresa Halbach. The show sparked controversy and obsession, with viewers questioning Avery's guilt. Now, Daily Wire host Candace Owens is investigating the unanswered questions and hidden footage of the case in her series, "Convicting a Murderer."
Daily Wire: One Week Later, Authorities Still Searching For Escaped Pennsylvania Fugitive
Danelo Cavalcante, an illegal immigrant from Brazil, escaped from a Pennsylvania prison where he was serving a life sentence for killing his ex-girlfriend. Surveillance footage shows him navigating through razor wire and escaping undetected. Authorities are conducting a search, and schools in the area remain closed.
Fox News: Vegas man who planned a firebomb attack against BLM protesters in 2020 gets life in prison
Stephen Parshall, tied to a far-right extremist group, received life in prison for plotting to firebomb a Black Lives Matter protest in Las Vegas. Parshall, who also sexually abused a young girl, was one of three white men associated with the boogaloo movement, preparing for another Civil War.
Fox News: Germany arrests 2 Syrians suspected of extremist ties and war crimes, one linked to 2013 attack
Two Syrian men have been arrested in Germany on suspicion of membership in extremist groups. One of them is suspected of involvement in a 2013 attack in Syria that killed over 60 Shiite fighters and civilians. The suspects are accused of membership in a terrorist organization and committing war crimes.
Fox News: Australian police allege a man killed work colleague before shooting himself
A man allegedly killed a colleague at an Australian grain silo and then shot himself. The suspect was located and airlifted to a hospital with serious injuries. The community is devastated.
Fox News: Adopted Ukrainian son, 22, charged with murdering Florida parents, leading police on hourslong manhunt
A 22-year-old adopted from Ukraine is charged with brutally stabbing his adoptive parents in their Florida home. The couple, who couldn't have children, adopted Dima when he was 14. Dima has a history of violence and was recently involved in a seven-hour police chase.
Fox News: Florida man busted with guns, drugs and 'prostitutes' in luxe Nantucket yacht raid
Scott Burke, a former physician and owner of the luxury yacht Jess Conn, has been arrested on charges of drugs and firearms. Police found cocaine, ketamine, and unlicensed handguns on board the yacht, along with a disoriented woman who appeared to be under the influence of an unknown substance. The investigation is ongoing.
#sports
Fox News: West Virginia governor wants lawmakers to revisit law allowing high school athletic transfers
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice wants lawmakers to reconsider a new law allowing high school sports transfers due to lopsided scores and concerns of creating "super teams."
Forbes: Recruit Shoots Challenge College Football Staffs
Ohio State University's Mark Pantoni is pushing for photo shoots during college football recruiting visits to be limited to official visits. Pantoni believes that the practice has become the main focus of visits and is taking away from other important aspects like coach meetings and academics. He hopes that the NCAA Division I Football Oversight Committee will pass a resolution to make this change. However, there are others who argue that recruit photo shoots give more schools a competitive shot at attracting recruits and eliminating them would be disappointing.
Forbes: NFL Season Starts Tonight: How To Watch (And What's On The Line For Streamers)
The NFL season kicks off with a game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Detroit Lions. Thursday night games will stream on Prime Video, in-market Sunday afternoon games will air on local CBS and Fox stations, and the Sunday Ticket package will now be available on YouTube. Sunday night primetime games will air on NBC and Peacock, and ESPN will broadcast Monday night football. The NFL's television partners have seen declines in their stock prices, while Alphabet and Amazon have seen increases. The NFL is highly popular, with the league receiving billions of dollars from its broadcast deals. Spectrum users may have trouble watching Monday Night Football due to a dispute with Disney.
Fox News: LSU to reward Kim Mulkey with richest total contract in women's college basketball history: reports
LSU women's basketball coach Kim Mulkey signs a new 10-year contract worth $32 million, making it the richest in women's college basketball history.
Fox News: John Hunter Nemechek will drive No 42 for Legacy Motor Club in 2024 following Noah Gragson controversy
John Hunter Nemechek will drive the No. 42 car in the NASCAR Cup Series, replacing Noah Gragson who was fired for liking a controversial meme. Nemechek has previous racing experience and is excited to join Legacy Motor Club.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Folding Saws of 2023, Tested and Reviewed
Tool manufacturers have flooded stores with folding saws, but which ones are worth the money? After testing several top brands, these are the picks for the best folding saws: Ka-Bar Folding Saw, Aclim8 Combar Pro Kit, Yardworks 10-Inch Folding Saw, Fiskars 7-Inch Folding Saw, Gerber Freescape Camp Saw, and Silky Big Boy Folding Saw. Factors considered were mechanisms, ergonomics, and value. These saws are great for camping, hunting, and other outdoor activities.
Red State: Florida Thief Steals White Claws, Bearly Escapes
A black bear breaks into a Florida home and drinks White Claws before escaping. The incident highlights the growing issue of human-wildlife interactions in residential areas.
#technology
Forbes: How To Turn Your Apple Watch On And Off
Troubleshooting an Apple Watch? Power it off and on again. To turn off, hold power button & slide Power Off. To turn on, hold power button until logo appears.
Fox News: Why you should think twice before trusting a '.US' website
The '.US' domain, meant to represent the United States, has become a haven for cybercriminals launching phishing and malware campaigns. While other country-specific domains have implemented stricter controls to ensure security, the '.US' domain has fallen behind. GoDaddy, the official registrar of the domain, has faced criticism for not doing enough to verify customer identities and enforce terms of service. To stay safe online, users should verify URLs before clicking, check for SSL certificates, and regularly update their devices and software.
#other
Field & Stream: Grizzly Bear That Killed Hiker Earlier This Year Euthanized After Breaking into West Yellowstone Home
A grizzly bear that killed a hiker in July and entered a home in Montana has been euthanized due to the immediate threat it posed. The bear was also linked to another attack in 2020. The captured cub will be transferred to a zoo.
Forbes: Jung Kook Returns To Billboard’s Sales Chart Following The Release Of A High Profile Collaboration
Jung Kook's solo single "Seven" returns to the Digital Song Sales chart at No. 13 after the release of a new version. The track also rises on the Hot 100, moving from No. 32 to No. 28.
The Economist: KAL’s cartoon | Sep 9th 2023 Edition
KAL's cartoon, featured weekly in The Economist, portrays a snapshot of the world this week. No specific details or events are mentioned in the request, thus making it impossible to provide a summary.
The Blaze: NASCAR removes racial requirement from 'Diversity Internship' posting after backlash and claims of racism
NASCAR's Diversity Internship Program no longer lists specific races/ethnicities as a requirement after criticism and claims of illegality. The internship involves attending races, visiting the Hall of Fame, and meeting with industry executives.
Despite removing the race-based requirement, NASCAR still has identity-focused programs that prefer certain races and sexual orientations in their supply chain and pit crew development programs.
Fox News: Crash claims lives of 3 15-year-olds in high-speed collision near St. Louis
Three 15-year-olds died in a car crash near St. Louis. The car was owned by the driver's mother, and the teens were classmates at the same high school. The legal driving age in Missouri is 16.
Fox News: Grizzly bear that killed woman near Yellowstone euthanized after breaking into Montana house
A grizzly bear responsible for a woman's death near Yellowstone National Park has been killed after breaking into a Montana home. Officials shot the adult bear and captured her cub due to safety concerns. The bear was genetically analyzed and confirmed to be responsible for killing the woman.
Officials warn residents and visitors to be cautious as grizzly bear populations have increased in Montana, increasing the likelihood of encounters. Grizzlies are protected under U.S. law, but there are discussions about allowing grizzly hunting in the Yellowstone region.