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September 13
In a shocking wave of fallout after the tragic murder of conservative firebrand Charlie Kirk on September 10th, a string of public figures found themselves out of jobs for cheering or mocking his death online. From MSNBC analyst Matthew Dowd to an assistant dean at Middle Tennessee State University and even a Cincinnati barbecue co-owner, Aaron Sharpe, their callous social media posts sparked swift backlash, costing them their positions. The uproar mirrors the public’s reaction to the 2024 Trump assassination attempt, with USC professor Karen North warning that reckless online comments can torch careers. Meanwhile, Turning Point USA hailed Kirk as a fearless leader and mentor, urging supporters to rally in prayer for his grieving family.
Would you agree with the actions taken against those who had publicly celebrated Kirk's murder? Share your thoughts in the comments. 👇
Link to article: https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/kirk-backlash-murder/2025/09/13/id/1226296/
October 01
September 30
Strap in, America—Washington’s fiscal rollercoaster is careening toward a crash! The White House sounded the alarm, warning of an "imminent" government shutdown after Senate Democrats shot down a GOP funding bill (H.R. 5371). The plan, meant to keep federal agencies running until November 21, imploded amid cries of "insane" $1 trillion spending demands. The Office of Management and Budget’s memo spells trouble: funding dries up at 11:59 p.m., threatening national parks, air traffic control, and federal paychecks. Republicans point fingers at Dems for stonewalling, while the political arena erupts in partisan sparring. As the clock ticks down, this high-stakes showdown risks slamming the brakes on government operations, hitting the economy and everyday Americans hard.
Will D.C. dodge this bullet, or are we headed for another budget brawl blowout? Let us hear your thoughts below. 👇
Link to article: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/white-house-declares-imminent-government-shutdown-after-senate-fails-pass-funding-bill
October 01
In Ukraine's war-torn crucible, the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant—Europe's atomic titan, gripped by Russian forces since 2022—teeters on catastrophe's edge. Crippled by shellfire, its last power line severed on September 23, the plant's six reactors and spent fuel rods cling to life via faltering diesel generators. These frail lifelines, roaring against the void, face depletion in a mere 10 days. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's voice trembles with dread: "This was not built for such torment!" From Vienna, IAEA chief Rafael Mariano Grossi cries out, deeming the crisis "unsustainable." A single errant strike could unleash a Chernobyl reborn. As Grossi pleads for Moscow and Kyiv to act, the world holds its breath.
Will this nuclear juggernaut ignite an apocalyptic inferno, or is this merely fear-mongering on a global scale? Share your thoughts in the comments below. ⬇️
Link to article: https://www.newsmax.com/world/globaltalk/russia-ukraine-war/2025/10/01/id/1228540/