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8 Sep 2023
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#illegals
The New American: NYC Mayor Warns Illegal Immigrants "Will Destroy New York City" - The New American
New York City Mayor Eric Adams warns that the massive influx of illegal aliens will destroy the city. He predicts that the situation will impact every service in the city and result in a $12 billion deficit. This highlights the failed border policies of the Biden administration.
#politics
National Review: Newsom Dismisses 2024 Speculation: ‘Time to Move On’
California governor Gavin Newsom denies speculation about running for president in 2024 during an interview. He believes President Biden will run for re-election and urges people to move past the idea that he won't. Newsom also mentions that if Biden doesn't run, vice president Kamala Harris would be the natural choice for leading the party.
Fox News: 'The View' hosts shredded after saying migrants flooding New York City must be 'resettled elsewhere'
"The View" co-hosts face backlash for suggesting that migrants in New York City should be redistributed across the United States. Mayor Eric Adams predicts that the influx of migrants will destroy the city. Co-host Ana Navarro agrees that migrants should be resettled elsewhere, while Alyssa Farah Griffin compares the situation to what border states have faced. Critics call out the co-hosts for their hypocritical and elitist views.
Forbes: Pelosi Plans To Run For 20th Term In House
Nancy Pelosi plans to run for re-election for her 20th term in the House. She aims to represent California's 11th district, emphasizing the need to advance San Francisco's values and address issues like tech layoffs and crime.
Many lawmakers, including Pelosi, face calls to retire due to their advanced age and health concerns. This includes Dianne Feinstein and Mitch McConnell. Concerns about age and competence have also been raised regarding President Joe Biden.
PJ Media: Tommy Tuberville Giving Hill Republicans a Lesson in How to Win the Budget Battle Against the Swamp
Senator Tommy Tuberville, a Republican from Alabama, is holding up military promotions and appointments until President Biden reverses his policy on the Department of Defense paying for military members' abortions. This policy goes against the longstanding Hyde Amendment. Tuberville's actions have garnered attention and criticism from the mainstream media and The Swamp .
The Blaze: Justice Alito makes rare decision to respond directly to Dem allegations — and promptly shuts them down
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito refuses to recuse himself from Moore v. United States tax case despite demands from Senate Democrats, who argue that his relationship with lawyer David Rivkin raises concerns about impartiality. Alito argues that participating in interviews with media entities that have been parties in cases before the Court is common for justices, and that personal connections should not bias their work.
Human Events: Charlie Kirk unearths shocking clip proving Democrats have been intentionally shifting demographics to turn red states blue
Charlie Kirk analyzed a clip of Julian Castro and Joaquin Castro discussing the changing demographics in Texas. The Castros revealed that Democrats were strategically planning this shift through population growth and open borders. They wanted to keep immigrants in Texas to shape the state's political landscape. Kirk emphasized the consequences of open borders, including government control and manipulation of electoral districts. He criticized the inclusion of non-citizens in the census, stating that it distorted the electoral process and benefited the Democratic Party.
Newsbusters: The Russian Syndrome of Political Murder
The author discusses the history of political murder in Russia, highlighting the work of historian Helene Carrere d’Encausse and the recent case of Yevgeny Prigozhin. The author also mentions Pope Francis' praise for Peter and Catherine the Great, which has been criticized by Ukrainian officials. The author questions why the pope did not address current events and the actions of Vladimir Putin.
Red State: Fox News Doubles Down on Mark Levin, Gives 'Conservative Media Icon' Second Weekend Show
Conservative radio host and Fox News host Mark Levin's show "Life, Liberty & Levin" is the highest-rated primetime program on Sundays, prompting the network to add two new weekend shows. Levin's show will now air on Saturdays and Sundays starting September 16. Levin, known for his thought-provoking analysis, thanked his loyal audience and Fox News. He is also a bestselling author, with his latest book "The Democrat Party Hates America" set for release on September 19. The book warns of the destruction America faces under the Democrat Party and calls for its defeat in future elections.
National Review: The Corner: I Normally Dismiss the Chances of a Third-Party Candidate. In a Trump–Biden Rematch, I’m Not So Sure
There is a possibility of a serious third-party challenge in the upcoming presidential elections between Joe Biden and Donald Trump, as both candidates are extremely unpopular and face severe challenges. While the odds may be low, the election of Trump has shown that anything is possible in politics. A third-party candidate would have to overcome the advantages of major parties and gain genuine support to have a chance at winning.
#society
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: California just passed extreme trans law to force judges to separate parents and children
The California House passes a law requiring judges to consider a parent's affirmation of their child's gender identity in custody cases. The bill will likely be signed by Gavin Newsom.
The Babylon Bee: Liberals Frustrated To Discover Virtue Way Harder Than Virtue Signaling
Local liberal Jonald Duncan, known for virtue signaling, decides to actually practice virtue. He struggles with conflicting virtues and finds it challenging.
#culture
Flag And Cross: Teen With Down Syndrome Reaches Final Of International Photography Competition
Teen girl with Down syndrome, Rosie Clutterbuck, reaches finals of international photo competition. She uses selfies to express her talent and support others with Down's syndrome. Inspired by rapper Aitch.
#education
Fox News: Alabama school suspends 1st-grader for making finger gun while playing cops and robbers, says outraged parent
An Alabama school suspended a first-grader for playing "cops and robbers" with a finger gun. Parent and gun rights groups demand record removal and age-appropriate playtime.
Foreign Policy: Do Policy Schools Still Have a Point?
Public policy schools need to update their curriculum to match a changing world. Focus on critical thinking, adapting to new challenges, and developing creative problem-solving skills.
Daily Wire: Chicago Teachers Union President Defends Sending Son To Private School After Backlash
Chicago Teachers Union President faces backlash for sending son to private Catholic school; critics question her arguments against school choice.
#crime
Fox News: California fiancé charged in killing after woman found dismembered on shoreline, authorities say
The body of 27-year-old Rachel Elizabeth Imani Buckner was found dismembered and wrapped in plastic along a shoreline. Her fiancé, Joseph C. Roberts, has been arrested and charged with her murder. They had been in a relationship for several years and lived together. Roberts used Buckner's phone and car after her death and had been in contact with other women.
#sports
Fox News: Giants fans come out in full force after Kadarius Toney's rough night
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Kadarius Toney had a disastrous night, dropping three crucial passes in the team's 21-20 loss to the Detroit Lions. Toney's performance was heavily criticized, especially since he was traded to the Chiefs from the New York Giants, who had high hopes for the athletic player. The receiver's strained relationship with his former team and social media spats with Giants fans added fuel to the fire.
Fox News: Former college swimmer stunned by Karine Jean-Pierre, Dems' 'ridiculous' stance on trans athletes
The White House refuses to answer whether females should have to compete against transgender athletes in girls' sports, sparking criticism from both sides. Former collegiate swimmer Paula Scanlan finds the White House's position ridiculous and believes that men cannot magically become women on sports teams. White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre claims it is important to prevent discrimination against transgender kids but does not provide a definitive answer.
Fox News: Patrick Mahomes says Chiefs' loss to Lions was 'embarrassing'
The Kansas City Chiefs, favorites to go back-to-back as Super Bowl champions, suffered a close defeat to the Detroit Lions in their season opener. Despite missing star tight end Travis Kelce, the Chiefs were unable to secure a victory on their home field. Quarterback Patrick Mahomes expressed his frustration with the loss and vowed to improve. The Chiefs will look to bounce back in Week 2 against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
#other
Fox News: Michigan property owners notch crucial legal win in dam collapse case
Property owners in Michigan have won a critical ruling, as the court refuses to dismiss lawsuits linking the collapse of the Edenville Dam to state regulators' decisions. The owners argue that the state shares some blame for the 2020 dam failure and subsequent property destruction. The appeals court gives weight to their claims, citing a previous decision on state liability in the Flint water crisis.
Forbes: The 10 Most Anticipated Movies At TIFF 2023
The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is set to showcase a collection of highly anticipated films, including Hayao Miyazaki's rumored final masterpiece, a dark comedy about GameStop stock, and Ava DuVernay's exploration of author Isabel Wilkerson. With a lineup that attracts industry giants and fresh faces, TIFF promises a vibrant mix of storytelling and cinematic experiences. Other notable films to watch out for at the festival include "Concrete Utopia," "Dicks: The Musical," and "Sleep," among others.
Daily Wire: Grammy CEO Clarifies Earlier Statement About AI-Generated Song Being Eligible For Awards
The Grammy CEO clarified that an AI-generated song mimicking Drake and The Weeknd is not eligible for a Grammy nomination. The song, "Heart on My Sleeve," was created by an anonymous artist known as Ghostwriter, but the vocals were not legally obtained and cleared by the label or the artists. The CEO emphasized that the Grammy Awards are meant to support and advocate for human artists and creators.
Forbes: Barbra Streisand Announces Two New Albums Coming In October
Barbra Streisand is set to release two new albums on October 27th: Evergreens: Celebrating Six Decades on Columbia Records and Yentl: 40th Anniversary Deluxe Edition. Evergreens is a curated collection of 22 songs personally selected by Streisand, while Yentl includes the original soundtrack and previously-unheard tracks. Streisand's memoir, My Name is Barbra, will be released on November 7th.