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#politics
Forbes: Elon Musk’s X Sues California Over Content Moderation Legislation
Elon Musk-owned X (formerly Twitter) sues California over a law that violates its First Amendment rights by requiring companies to explain content moderation.
Fox News: Biden administration violated First Amendment over COVID-19 content on social media, court of appeals rules
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Biden administration violated the First Amendment by pressuring social media platforms to remove COVID-19 content it deemed problematic. The ruling came from a Louisiana lawsuit accusing the administration of silencing conservative voices. The court gave the administration 10 days to seek a Supreme Court review.
Forbes: Right-Wing Lawmakers Threaten Government Shutdown In 2024 Spending Talks: Here’s How It Could Affect Americans
Federal lawmakers warn of an impending government shutdown due to an impasse over the fiscal year 2024 spending plan. Republicans control the budget talks and need to pass legislation with no more than five votes against it. The right-wing House Freedom Caucus is leveraging the budget talks by threatening to vote against a short-term funding bill unless their demands, including limits on funding for Ukraine and addressing claims of politically motivated law enforcement agencies, are met. If a shutdown occurs, government employees could be furloughed, and government operations would be interrupted, with significant costs to taxpayers.
National Review: The Corner: The Stage Is Set for Zombie Reaganism to Rise from the Grave
The GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy criticizes the traditional Republican agenda and claims that old-school Republicans are stuck in the past. He points out that many problems faced today are similar to those during Ronald Reagan's presidency in the 1980s. Ramaswamy wants to differentiate himself from the field and capture the hyper-online populist segment of the Republican electorate.
Red State: Pelosi's Announcement About Running Again in 2024 Gets Ratioed to the Moon
Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) announced her intention to run for re-election despite being 83 years old. She claims she wants to advance San Francisco values and further the country's recovery. However, many believe she has been in office for too long and has not made significant improvements. Her district is known for its drug and crime problems, and there are concerns about her "San Francisco values" being spread throughout the country. Critics argue that Pelosi's decision to run again is more about holding onto power rather than serving the people.
#society
Daily Wire: Like A Swirling Toilet Bowl Of Mendacity, Woke Search Engine Says Men Can Menstruate
Google's search results claim that men can menstruate, even though they lack the biological capability for it. This reveals Google's biased agenda and its descent into cultural lunacy.
Flag And Cross: Florida Man Facing Federal Charges After Attempting to Cross Atlantic Ocean in Hamster Wheel
A Florida man, Reza "Ray" Baluchi, faces federal charges for attempting to cross the Atlantic Ocean in a nautical "hamster wheel." It is not his first time attempting such a journey, as he has previously tried to "run" from Florida to Bermuda and New York in his self-built contraption. Baluchi refused to comply with authorities and had to be rescued due to the dangers of Hurricane Idalia. He rejects any assistance from the government.
#history
Fox News: Theater tickets from the night Abraham Lincoln was shot are up for auction, expected to go for over $80,000
A pair of front-row tickets from the performance where President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated in 1865 are up for auction and expected to sell for over $80,000. The tickets are authentic and have the stamp of the date.
#crime
The Blaze: Breaking: New Mexico governor issues public health order temporarily suspending open and conceal carry laws in Albuquerque
New Mexico Governor suspends open and conceal carry laws in Albuquerque due to child shootings. Republicans criticize the move as unconstitutional.
Fox News: Zach Bryan gets heated with arresting Oklahoma officer in dashcam video
Country music singer Zach Bryan was arrested in rural Oklahoma after getting into a heated confrontation with an Oklahoma Highway Patrol officer. In a dashcam video, Bryan can be seen arguing with the officer and eventually being placed in handcuffs. Bryan later apologized for his behavior and expressed his respect for law enforcement.
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Flag And Cross: 'Monster' CAT-5 Hurricane Lee Could Slam Right Into the US
Hurricane Lee rapidly intensifies into a Category 5 storm, with winds reaching 165 miles per hour. New England is at risk of direct impacts, and the East Coast will experience heavy seas and dangerous surf.
Fox News: In update on Maui wildfires, Hawaii Gov. Josh Green says number of missing people has fallen to 66
The number of missing people in the Maui wildfires has decreased to 66 from 385, according to Hawaii Gov. Josh Green. The fatality count remains at 115, while 41 missing person reports are being investigated. The government is working to provide long-term housing for those still displaced.