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#illegals
Breitbart: Judge Orders Texas to Remove Floating Border Barrier -- Abbott Appeals Ruling
A federal judge ordered Texas to remove floating border barriers from the Rio Grande. Governor Abbott plans to appeal the decision. The judge cited federal law requiring permission before installing obstructions in navigable waters.
The Federalist: Court: Wisconsin's Use Of Federal Voter Registration Doc Is Illegal
The Wisconsin Elections Commission used an unauthorized form to register new voters, ruled a state court. The WEC failed to properly authorize the use of the National Mail Voter Registration Form.
Breitbart: Mayor Eric Adams Declares Illegal Immigration 'Will Destroy' NYC: 'It's Going to Come to Your Neighborhoods'
Mayor Eric Adams warns that illegal immigration will destroy New York City and every neighborhood will be impacted. He emphasizes that the city is receiving an influx of migrants from various countries and immigration shows no sign of slowing down. Adams states that the $12 billion deficit caused by illegal immigration will lead to cuts in every city service.
Fox News: House Homeland Security GOP report accuses Mayorkas of ceding border control to cartels
The House Homeland Security Committee accuses DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas of giving control of the southern border to Mexican cartels. The committee's report states that Mayorkas and President Biden's policies have emboldened the cartels and compromised the safety and security of the country. The report outlines how the cartels control smuggling routes, profit from human trafficking and drug smuggling, and are associated with gang crime and terrorism.
#politics
National Review: The Life and Times of a 21-Year-Old Biden Superfan
Victor Shi, a 21-year-old UCLA student, is an avid supporter of President Biden, tirelessly tweeting about him and converting people to vote for him. He is committed to promoting Biden's leadership and accomplishments, and is frustrated by the lack of media coverage. Victor's enthusiasm knows no bounds as he evangelizes for the president and tries to sway opinions.
Newsbusters: Heinrich, Jiang Spar with KJP on Hunter, Masks as Others Obsess Over COVID From the Left
Reporters at a press briefing question White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on topics such as transparency on records regarding Hunter Biden, errors in press releases, and the CDC's mask recommendations for kids. Jean-Pierre deflects and emphasizes the effectiveness of the Biden administration's COVID strategy.
Fox News: Hillary Clinton to return to the White House next week for arts event with first lady Jill Biden
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is expected to make a rare public appearance at the White House next week to honor the winners of the Praemium Imperiale art prize. She will attend the event with first lady Jill Biden, who recently tested positive for COVID.
Despite the first lady's COVID-positive test, the event is moving forward as planned. Former President Obama and the Clinton family have previously been invited to the White House by the Biden administration.
Breitbart: Mitch McConnell Refuses to Step down Despite Health Concerns
Sen. Mitch McConnell refuses to step down as Senate minority leader despite recent freezing incidents and a concussion. McConnell dodges questions about his health and plans for retirement. Some Republican senators believe McConnell should not remain as minority leader due to concerns about his health. McConnell, the longest-serving party leader in Senate history, has faced criticism for his political position and the state of the country under his leadership.
The Economist: Should Britain’s police chiefs be able to sack rogue officers?
Britain | Policing the police
The controversy surrounding misconduct hearings for police officers in Britain continues as the Home Office grants police chiefs the power to sack rogue officers once again. The decision to have lawyers chair these hearings in 2016 aimed to protect whistle-blowers and increase transparency, but it hindered the ability of police chiefs to remove officers. The change has divided opinions, with some believing that the power should be restored to police chiefs to clean up the forces, while others argue that the new measures could result in unfair and biased decisions. The effectiveness of these changes in improving public confidence in the police remains uncertain.
The Federalist: FOIA Turns Up Zilch On Authority Garland Said He Gave Weiss
Emails obtained through a FOIA lawsuit reveal that there is no documentation of the authority Attorney General Merrick Garland claims to have given U.S. Attorney David Weiss for the Hunter Biden investigation. This raises questions about the statements made by Garland and Weiss to Congress.
Spectator USA: George Santos campaign commissioned report on fake résumé
George Santos commissioned a secret report on his fake past to stay ahead of his political adversaries. The report revealed his lies about his education, marriage, and involvement with a ponzi scheme. Republican strategists were aware of the report but still supported Santos. He is now facing federal charges, but refuses to plead guilty.
Fox News: Bill Maher lectures liberal media on mocking Trump base: ‘There is a lot of crazy on the left’
Liberal comedian Bill Maher scolded an MSNBC host for calling Trump supporters "reality-challenged," pointing out that there is "a lot of crazy on the left" as well. Maher criticized the liberal media for not making an effort to understand the other side and implored viewers to try to understand why half the country supports Donald Trump. He also criticized the media for downplaying the Hunter Biden scandal and argued that there is no equivalency between Trump's actions and Biden's.
The Blaze: Horowitz: McCarthy failures and perfidious GOP senators give Schumer upper hand on budget
Republicans are failing to take advantage of their majority in the House to pass budget bills that defund Biden's priorities. McConnell and other Republicans are actively working with Schumer to force the House to accept Biden's policies instead of blocking Schumer's budget bills. Senate Republicans are not prioritizing border control or other critical issues, instead focusing on avoiding a government shutdown and giving more funding to Ukraine. The GOP's lack of unity and failure to address important issues is putting the American people at risk.
Fox News: Manchin, others torch Biden for banning oil drilling across millions of acres: 'assault on our economy'
President Biden faces criticism from both Republicans and Democrats for restricting fossil fuel drilling in Alaska, sparking concerns about energy security and economic impact. The Department of the Interior proposed regulations to protect 13 million acres in the National Petroleum Reserve and withdrew 2.8 million acres from leasing in the Beaufort Sea. Despite claims of protecting the fragile ecosystem due to climate change, opponents argue that the move increases dependence on foreign oil and eliminates American jobs.
#society
Forbes: Author Post: How One Startup Tackled A Mountain: Manny Ohonme Giving Away 10 Million Shoes
Manny Ohonme, founder of Samaritan's Feet, set a goal to give away 10 million pairs of shoes to children in poverty. Inspired by receiving his first pair of shoes as a child, Manny used his business acumen to make a global impact. Through partnerships and community support, Samaritan's Feet has put 9.6 million pairs of shoes on children's feet across 109 countries.
Human Events: JOE ALLEN: Devotees of transhumanist ideology are prepared to ‘wipe out the human species’
The upcoming book "DARK ÆON: Transhumanism and the War Against Humanity" explores the egocentric nature of the transhumanist movement and its desire for technological power and immortality. The AI developer Ben Goertzel looks forward to the day when humans become lost in the cosmic power of god-like machines. The robot Sophia, created by Hanson Robotics, has become a global icon and embodies the transhumanist movement. The book discusses the potential rise of artificial general intelligence and the possibility of a technetronic race war, leading to the end of the human race.
National Review: Portland City Council Approves Emergency Ordinance Banning Public Hard-Drug Use
The city council in Portland, Oregon approved an emergency ordinance banning the use of hard drugs in public, despite Measure 110 decriminalizing user amounts of street drugs. The vote was mostly symbolic, but Mayor Ted Wheeler hoped it would inspire state lawmakers to take the drug crisis seriously. The council also passed a resolution to develop plans for regulating public drug consumption and offering drug treatment resources.
#war
Euromaidan Press: NYT: US to provide Ukraine with more cluster munitions
The US plans to provide Ukraine with cluster munitions to aid their counteroffensive operations against Russia. These weapons are seen as vital to Ukraine's ability to maintain momentum and repel Russian attacks.
#culture
Daily Wire: Rob Schneider Defies Hollywood Gatekeepers By Saying All The Things You’re Not Supposed To Say
Comedian Rob Schneider, known for his conservative views in liberal Hollywood, has sparked controversy with a tweet criticizing TikTok star Dylan Mulvaney for "gender appropriation." Schneider's tweet, which misgendered Mulvaney, highlights the ongoing cultural debate surrounding transgender issues. While his career may suffer as a result, Schneider's close ties to Adam Sandler and his move towards independent projects may provide him with opportunities outside the mainstream Hollywood industry.
#history
PJ Media: When Men Were Men: Today in History, Europeans Pulverize Jihadists
The battle of Arsuf between Christians and Muslims was an intense and brutal clash. The Crusaders fought against overwhelming odds, enduring countless challenges, but ultimately emerged victorious. Their leader, Richard the Lionhearted, displayed unparalleled ferocity and strength in battle.
#health
The Economist: What is killing white Britons?
White Britons have higher death rates overall compared to any ethnic group, according to new research by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). When adjusted for age, death rates were lowest among Chinese, Black Africans, and other ethnic categories. Statisticians analyzed death rates by ethnic group, cause, and other variables, finding that white British individuals had the highest death rates. The findings also revealed racial disparities in health outcomes, such as higher rates of prostate cancer among black men and higher rates of diabetes among South Asians.
Fox News: West Virginia community order to not use tap water enters its 4th week following water plant malfunction
Residents of Paden City, West Virginia, are enduring a water crisis as they have been ordered not to use tap water for over three weeks due to contamination with tetrachloroethylene. The harmful chemical, used by dry cleaners, was found in the water serving the community following a treatment-plant malfunction. The issue has been on the EPA's radar for years, and the city is now part of the national Superfund cleanup priority list.
The Economist: How London bus drivers changed the world
Summary: A new study finds that smiling at London bus drivers increases their happiness, leading to hopes for more interaction and kindness on buses. In the 1940s, a study on London's transport workers linked exercise to improved health, challenging the belief that too much physical activity was bad for one's health. This study had a significant impact on the understanding of the link between exercise and health.
#crime
Fox News: Missing student's ex-boyfriend sentenced for her murder 15 years after disappearance
Brad Cournaya, the former boyfriend of missing Michigan woman Krista Lueth, has been sentenced to life in prison without parole for her murder. Lueth disappeared in 2008 and her body has yet to be found, but evidence points to Cournaya as the killer. Lueth's father expressed his belief that Cournaya was unstable and should have been avoided. The judge criticized Cournaya for his lack of empathy and decency.
Daily Wire: FBI Investigating Key Witness For Accused University Of Idaho Killer
The prosecutors in the case against the man accused of killing four University of Idaho students have contacted the FBI to investigate one of the defense's expert witnesses. The witness allegedly gave contradictory testimony regarding DNA evidence. The FBI visited the witness and interrogated her, raising concerns about the suspect's due process rights.
The Blaze: Liberty Safe in full damage-control mode over backlash for giving FBI backdoor access to customer's safe — but it's not working
Liberty Safe, a gun safe company, is facing backlash for providing a customer's safe code to the FBI. In response, the company has changed its policy to allow customers to erase their codes from the company's records. This change, however, has not satisfied many customers who feel that the damage has already been done.
#sports
Forbes: NFL Is Kicking Off But Live TV’s Sports Anchors Are Becoming Unmoored
Traditional media execs are relying on the return of football to weather the storm, but the sports media landscape is changing rapidly. Women's sports are gaining popularity, live sports platforms are innovating, and the NFL continues to dominate ratings. However, there are cracks in the anchor as the costs of sports continue to rise exponentially and big tech companies and sovereign wealth funds enter the playing field. Regional sports networks are collapsing, college football tradition is threatened, and players are fighting for compensation. Sports may still be an anchor, but it reflects the turmoil in other aspects of the media world.
Fox News: Simone Biles suggests she's eyeing Olympics return: 'That's the path I would love to go'
Simone Biles, the Olympic superstar, expressed her desire to compete in the 2024 Olympics in Paris. After experiencing the "twisties" during the Tokyo Olympics, she took time off and has since worked her way back to the top of the sport. Biles credits her coach, teammates, and hard work for regaining her confidence.
#science
Forbes: Don’t Forget To Look Up: Newly Discovered Comet Nishimura Visible For First Time In 400 Years
A newly discovered comet, C/2023 P1 Nishimura, could be visible to the naked eye next week in the Northern Hemisphere, but a good pair of binoculars may be needed. The comet, discovered by amateur astronomer Hideo Nishimura in Japan, will pass within 78 million miles of Earth on Sept. 12 before disappearing from view.
#technology
Dirt Wheels Magazine: SEGWAY POWERSPORTS PARTNERS WITH EVOLUTION POWERSPORTS FOR VILLAIN SX10 PERFORMANCE AFTERMARKET ACCESSORIES
Segway Powersports and Evolution Powersports have partnered to develop aftermarket accessories for the Villain SX10 SSV platform, aiming to enhance its power and performance. Evolution Powersports will introduce a fully-customized Segway Villain at the Sand Sports Super Show, showcasing their high-quality products. The enhancements include an intercooled turbo system, ECU reprogramming, a bolt-on exhaust system, and various clutch components to maximize performance. This partnership marks an important step for Segway Powersports in terms of aftermarket support.
#other
Daily Wire: ‘Everyone’s Day Is F***ed’: Former And Current Staffers Rip Jimmy Fallon, Tonight Show
Former and current staffers of NBC’s The Tonight Show claim that the workplace has been toxic for years, with a "glum atmosphere" and instances of belittlement and intimidation by their superiors, including host Jimmy Fallon. The employees reported a revolving door of showrunners and said that everyone walked on eggshells around Fallon, as his mood could greatly affect the work environment. The employees expressed a desire for major changes to be made in order to address the ongoing problems.
Forbes: Drake Moves His Album To Compete Directly With Doja Cat
Drake's upcoming album, For All The Dogs, is set to release on September 22. He announced the release date through a throwback video featuring his father. This puts him in direct competition with Doja Cat, whose album Scarlet also drops on the same day.