DoD Says Troops Will Protect Despite Shutdown

Published: Tue, 09/26/23


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DoD: Troops to Serve Despite Shutdown

U.S. Department of Defense

In the event of a shutdown, U.S. troops will continue to protect the nation, potentially without pay, impacting their families and curtailing training operations, which may affect long-term readiness.

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Tomorrow's GOP Debate: Who's in...

Politico

Seven GOP candidates are set to participate in the second Republican presidential debate, but Trump, leading in the polls, will instead hold a rally in Michigan, continuing his pattern of skipping debates.

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DeSantis and Newsom Will Debate on Fox

Fox News

FOX News' Sean Hannity will moderate a debate between Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Nov. 30, marking the first time these prominent governors will publicly debate.

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Travis Kelce's Jersey Sales Spike 400%

People

After Taylor Swift attended a Kansas City Chiefs game and was prominently seen with player Travis Kelce, sales of his jersey astonishingly surged by nearly 400% amid ongoing rumors of the two dating.

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Hillary Tells Joe Take 3rd Party Seriously

NBC News

President Joe Biden's team is increasingly concerned about third-party candidates in the upcoming election, with fears amplified after discussions with Hillary Clinton and recent polls.

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Military Still Fighting UFO Disclosures

Substack: Public

Despite a rising number of whistleblowers reporting on UAPs to official channels, there's debate on the veracity of their claims, emphasizing the need for transparency and disclosure.

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States Shun 14th Amendment Push

Axios

Activists' efforts to prevent Donald Trump from appearing on the 2024 presidential ballot, citing the 14th Amendment, face resistance as state officials await court rulings before taking action.

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The Mask Debate Never Ends

RealClearScience

Recent studies challenge the effectiveness of masks in preventing COVID-19 spread, suggesting that public health policies during the pandemic may have been misguided and inconsistent.

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Popular Democratic Theories Shot Down

Semafor

A study on political advertising found no pattern in ad effectiveness and challenged Democratic theories on campaigning, stressing the need for experimentation over conventional wisdom.

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Nikki Haley Now 2nd in New Hampshire

Saint Anselm College

A poll from the Saint Anselm College Survey Center shows Trump leading New Hampshire Primary voters with 45%, with Nikki Haley in second at 15%, highlighting divisions in GOP views on Trump.

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Russian Commander Killed in Black Sea

Kyiv Post

Admiral Viktor Sokolov and 34 officers of Russia's Black Sea Fleet were reportedly killed in a Ukrainian missile strike on their Sevastopol HQ, aided by intel from cash-strapped Russian officers.

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Menendez Kept Cash "For Emergencies"

NJ.com

U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez denied wrongdoing and clarified keeping cash at home due to his family's history in Cuba, while facing calls for resignation from key Democrats and an uncertain political future.

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ChatGPT Has Learned to Talk to You

DNYUZ

OpenAI has released an updated ChatGPT that can interact using spoken words, respond to images, and offer convincing voices, pushing the capabilities beyond traditional digital assistants.

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FBI Report Predicted Violence Before Jan. 6

NBC News

Weeks before the Capitol attack, an FBI report predicted domestic extremists might act due to the disputed election, but expected law enforcement and extremist disorganization to prevent violence.

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Canadian Speaker Under Fire, Nazi Praise

BBC

The Speaker of Canada's House of Commons, Anthony Rota, apologized for commending a Ukrainian who had served in a Nazi unit during WWII, prompting criticism and calls for resignation.

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Timed Back to the Office?

The Wall Street Journal

Employers step up monitoring of in-office attendance, watching for 'badge pirates,' The work ID, long used for gaining entry to the office, now has a new job: tracking how long people stay.

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Senate Pickleball Politics Left Off Court

NPR

A bipartisan group of senators frequently bond over playing pickleball, a rapidly growing sport, setting aside their political differences to foster better communication and genuine human connection.

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Phone Call Etiquette Has Changed

The Washington Post

In 2023, phone call etiquette emphasizes texting before calling, avoiding voicemails, and reserving emotional topics for voice calls while also recognizing the importance of genuine phone conversations.

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Penn: Waters Must Be Comfortably Numb

Philadelphia Magazine

The University of Pennsylvania refutes claims it banned Pink Floyd's Roger Waters due to antisemitism accusations, stating organizers had initially said Waters would join the festival virtually.

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Namath on Wilson: "I've Seen Enough"

USA Today

Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Namath criticized current Jets quarterback Zach Wilson and the team's management, questioning Wilson's potential and suggesting broad organizational changes.

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Illegal Migrants Plant Flag on Texas Aisle

For the Left

Illegal migrants tried to claim a Texas island by planting a flag, and thousands gathered near Eagle Pass in a major illegal crossing, seemingly disregarding the Biden administration's warnings.

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Food Aid at Risk During Shutdown

For the Right

President Biden and a top aide are warning that a federal government shutdown could cause widespread suffering, with nearly 7 million low-income women and children facing a rapid loss of food benefits.

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