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8 Sep 2023
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#politics
National Review: The Media Belatedly Discover Biden’s Age Problem
The press, once dedicated to debunking claims of Biden's age and cognitive abilities, has now shifted to questioning his candidacy. A Wall Street Journal poll shows that 73% of voters believe Biden is too old for a second term and 36% think he is mentally unfit. Democrats are now concerned about Biden's age and fitness for office, but it may be too late to change the situation.
PJ Media: CNN Pundit Who Cried When Biden Won Now Wonders Who Wants Him Anymore
Van Jones questions Biden's fitness for office after polls show his weakness in the upcoming election. Democrats privately express concerns about Biden's ability to handle a high-stress job for another six years. Jones believes the economy may improve Biden's standing, but economists predict a recession is on the horizon.
National Review: The Corner: Apparently, We Will Have Nancy Pelosi to Kick Around Some More
Seniors retain power in American politics despite their age and potential cognitive decline, with figures like the 81-year-old president, 77-year-old Trump, and the 90-year-old Dianne Feinstein. Nancy Pelosi, who is turning 84, seeks reelection in San Francisco, prompting criticism regarding the prevalence of an American gerontocracy.
American Thinker: Yet another major Fauci misstatement, this time on silent spreaders
Anthony Fauci has made numerous misstatements and lies over the years, which include mistakes related to gain-of-function research and the lab-leak hypothesis. His misstatements have been documented in various articles published since April 2020. Additionally, a study published in the Lancet Microbe suggests that there was very little COVID-19 transmission by presymptomatic and asymptomatic individuals, contradicting earlier beliefs. This raises questions about the effectiveness of measures such as masking and lockdowns.
Daily Wire: ‘The View’ Hosts Say Illegal Aliens Need To Be ‘Resettled Elsewhere’ After Mayor Adams Says Migrant Crisis Will ‘Destroy’ NYC
Co-hosts of "The View" discuss the illegal immigration crisis, with Joy Behar blaming it on global warming and climate change. They suggest that illegal immigrants should be resettled elsewhere and spread out across the United States. Mayor Eric Adams warns that the influx of migrants is putting New York City on the verge of destruction.
#society
The Blaze: Biden’s DHS awards millions to LGBT, minority groups for ‘targeted violence and terrorism prevention’
The Biden administration's Department of Homeland Security will award $20 million to organizations for targeted violence and terrorism prevention, with a focus on minority and LGBT groups. The grants aim to help local communities combat targeted violence and terrorism and will create new prevention jobs.
The New American: Climate Crazies Disrupt U.S. Open — "No Tennis on a Dead Planet" - The New American
Climate extremists from Extinction Rebellion disrupted a U.S. Open match, resulting in the arrest of four protesters. The group, demanding an end to fossil fuels, blamed the government and corporations for neglecting the climate crisis. They threatened further actions if global temperatures continue to rise.
#war
Fox News: Cuba arrests 17 accused of recruiting pro-Russia forces for Ukraine war
Cuban authorities have arrested 17 people for recruiting Cubans to fight for Russia in Ukraine, targeting those with criminal records. Some families, including a mother whose son was promised a job in construction, have spoken out about the case. Cuba's Foreign Ministry announced that a network recruiting Cuban citizens living in Russia and Cuba to fight in Ukraine had been detected. Cubans travel to Russia for various reasons and do not require a visa. Suspects are being investigated for crimes including being a mercenary and could face severe penalties, while worried family members seek answers about their loved ones' fate.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: Deterrence in Taiwan Is Failing
The United States and China are on the brink of a conflict over Taiwan, with predictions that war could break out as early as 2025. The U.S. has made deterring the conflict a priority, but there are doubts about its ability to do so. Taiwan's defense reforms have faced challenges, and the United States military has both smart reforms and glaring weaknesses. The risk of war is increasing as China's capabilities and urgency grow. If a war were to occur, it would have devastating consequences for both countries and the global economy.
Fox News: Viktor Bout, the 'Merchant of Death,' discusses exchange with Brittney Griner, says he wished her 'good luck'
Brittney Griner, a WNBA star, was held in a Russian prison for 10 months before being exchanged for Viktor Bout, a convicted Russian arms dealer known as the "Merchant of Death." The swap sparked controversy over whether the United States gave up too much. Some Americans were outraged that Griner's imprisonment and subsequent release were disproportionate, while others criticized the exclusion of Paul Whelan, a former U.S. Marine imprisoned on espionage charges. Griner, who previously criticized the national anthem being played at sporting events, has since changed her stance.
#health
Forbes: Scientists Finally Discover Why Exercise Cuts Alzheimer’s Risk, Study Says
Researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital have discovered that the hormone irisin, released during exercise, can help decrease deposits of amyloid beta in the brain, potentially reducing the risk of Alzheimer's disease. This finding provides insight into the mechanism by which physical activity can combat the disease. Regular exercise has been found to reduce the risk of dementia by approximately 30% and the risk of Alzheimer's specifically by 45%.
The American Mind: Eating the Young to Save the Old
A new study reveals a significant increase in early puberty among girls in Italy, likely caused by pandemic-induced lifestyle changes and stress. The number of precocious puberty cases during the pandemic was almost three times higher than expected. Factors such as weight gain, sedentary behavior, and increased exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals are believed to contribute to this trend. The pandemic also negatively impacted mental health, causing an increase in obesity rates and mental health problems among children and teenagers. The long-term effects of these issues are yet to be fully understood.
#education
The Economist: America’s school day starts too early. That’s beginning to change
American high school students starting their day too early causes sleep deprivation. Studies show delaying school start times have positive impacts on students.
#crime
The Blaze: Gary Busey chased and confronted by woman who says he rear-ended her in hit-and-run car crash
Actor Gary Busey is being investigated for a hit-and-run incident on the Pacific Coast Highway in California. A woman claims he hit her car and fled the scene. Video footage shows the woman confronting Busey, demanding his information, and insisting that he hit her car. No charges have been filed yet.
Fox News: Suspect released on bail after sneaking into college dorm, touching student's leg: police
A man named John Foster Alexander has been released on bail after he snuck into a college dorm building in North Carolina and touched a student inappropriately. He was charged with various crimes and turned himself in. The college claims that incidents like this are rare and that the campus is a safe place.
Fox News: Wisconsin sawmill settles for $191K in federal suit over teen employee's death
Florence Hardwoods, a sawmill in northern Wisconsin, settles a federal lawsuit over the death of a 16-year-old employee who was pinned in a wood-stacking machine. They will pay $191,000 and implement safety precautions. The investigation also found other child employees were hurt in accidents, and the sawmill employed children under 16 to run machines illegally. safety+
Fox News: Pennsylvania man pleads guilty in case of stolen human body parts from Harvard Medical School
A man pleads guilty to stealing and selling human body parts from Harvard Medical School and an Arkansas mortuary. He faces up to 15 years in prison.
Fox News: 3-year-old fatally shoots toddler at Kentucky home
A 3-year-old fatally shot a 2-year-old boy in Kentucky. The sheriff urges parents to secure their firearms to prevent accidents.
The Blaze: Leah Remini relieved 'dangerous rapist' Danny Masterson sentenced to prison, slams Scientology as 'multibillion-dollar criminal organization'
Actress Leah Remini is relieved that Danny Masterson, former "That '70s Show" actor and member of the Church of Scientology, has been sentenced to 30 years to life in prison for two counts of forcible rape. Masterson's legal team plans to appeal the sentence, citing "substantial" errors. Remini, a critic of Scientology, believes that Masterson's conviction and sentence reflect the organization's role in covering up his crimes. Masterson's victims have not only faced the trauma of rape but also relentless harassment from Scientology and its agents.
#sports
The Blaze: The National Football League OR ... the National FLUFF League? Here's what 3 retired NFL players have to say
NFL critics like Jason Whitlock and Warren Sapp believe the league has become too soft, with a focus on reducing hard hits. Whitlock argues that the NFL has been demonizing hard hits for years. However, former NFL players like Seth Joyner and Brett Favre acknowledge the dangers of football but believe it is still worth playing despite the risk of concussions. They argue that the game has taught them valuable life lessons and that the regulations around concussions are necessary. Whitlock and Sapp, on the other hand, believe the NFL has become too focused on safety.
Fox News: Chiefs' Jawaan Taylor roasted for apparent string of false starts in NFL opener: 'Not remotely close'
During a game against the Detroit Lions, Chiefs right tackle Jawaan Taylor consistently got away with false-start penalties until he was finally called for one late in the game. Former NFL player and broadcaster Cris Collinsworth called out Taylor's penalties. Officials explained that Taylor was lining up too far into the backfield, giving him an advantage.
Boating Magazine: Vision Marine-Powered Catamaran Hits 116 MPH | Boating Mag
Vision Marine Technologies, a leader in electric recreational boating, has set a new world record for water speed, reaching 116 miles per hour. This accomplishment showcases their innovative prowess and propels the watercraft industry into a new era of performance and innovation. They partnered with Shaun Torrente, a three-time world boat racing champion, to achieve this groundbreaking feat.
#technology
Fox News: Do you need to encrypt your sensitive cloud data?
Dana from Marietta, GA asks about encrypting documents before saving them to the cloud to prevent companies like Google from accessing them. Encryption adds an extra layer of protection, but doesn't guarantee complete privacy. Some third-party encryption apps can be used to encrypt files individually or in groups. It is also possible to encrypt files on both Windows and Mac systems.
Having files encrypted before uploading them to the cloud improves cybersecurity and protects against unauthorized access, data breaches, and cyberattacks. However, encryption requires a digital key to access the encrypted data, and the key can be lost or forgotten. It is important to store the key safely. Password managers can help create and manage strong passwords for encrypted documents. For safe access to files after death, some providers may delete files after a period of inactivity, while others allow users to designate beneficiaries or digital executors who can access the files. Google offers an "Inactive account manager" that contacts designated people after a chosen period of inactivity. Alternative methods include creating an Emergency Kit with all necessary login information and storing it in a safe place.
Dirt Wheels Magazine: NEW BILLET GAS CAPS AND SHIFTERS FROM MOOSE RACING
Moose Racing and Moose Utility Division have released new Billet Gas Caps and Shifters, made in the USA from 6061 aluminum. These direct OEM replacements are available for Can-Am and Polaris ATVs and UTVs, offering a black and machined finish. The Gas Cap is priced at $55.95 and the shifter at $64.95.
#other
Forbes: Ahsoka’s Next Episode Is Getting A Limited Theatrical Release
Fans of the show Ahsoka will have the chance to see a limited theatrical release of Episode 5, in addition to its regular airing. Tickets are free but must be obtained on a first-come, first-serve basis. The episode will be shown in theaters in various cities, including Boston, LA, NYC, and Orlando.
American Thinker: EV drivers have the sads because of no-amenity charging stations
EV drivers are frustrated with the lack of amenities at charging stations. They struggle to find restrooms or access to food and drink. They feel stranded and inconvenienced during long drives.
Red State: City Council Breaks Promise to South Carolina Resident and Threatens to Seize His Property
Brian Johnston, a resident of Liberty, South Carolina, faces trouble with his local government over his 60 chickens. A newly implemented ordinance threatens his freedom to keep his birds.