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AP Slammed For Giving Terror Leader More Respect Than A U.S. Senator In Recent Obituaries (Fox News) — Social media users blasted the Associated Press for its recent obituary headline for Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, describing it as kinder to the terror leader than the outlet’s obituary for late U.S. senator Jim Inhofe. The AP News headline marking Nasrallah’s death this week referred to the Hezbollah boss as "charismatic and shrewd," while the outlet’s headline for Inhofe’s death in July painted the late lawmaker in a bad light, reminding readers he "called human-caused climate change a ‘hoax.’" Observant X users noticed the difference in tone between the two obituaries. Prominent conservative account @AGHamilton29 remarked, "This is actual enemy of the people stuff." He also noted that the article left out Hezbollah’s "entire history of terrorism, describes their mass starvation and murder as ‘taken part in the conflict in neighboring Syria’, and tries to paint him as a ‘moderate.’" The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed that Nasrallah was killed in its strike against the group’s headquarters in Lebanon on Friday. See full story	Israeli Fighter Jets Strike Houthi Terror Assets In Yemen (JNS) — Israeli Air Force fighter jets carried out dozens of airstrikes on Houthi terrorist targets in the area of Yemen’s port city of Hodeidah on Sunday afternoon, the Israel Defense Forces confirmed in a statement. “In a large-scale operation, dozens of Air Force aircraft, including fighter jets, refueling and intelligence planes, under the direction of the Military Intelligence Directorate, attacked military targets of the Houthi terrorist regime in the areas of Ras Issa and Hodeidah in Yemen,” the IDF said. “The targets included power plants and a seaport, which were used by the Houthis to transfer Iranian weapons to the region, in addition to military supplies and oil,” according to the military statement. “The attack was carried out in response to the latest attacks carried out by the Houthi regime against the State of Israel,” it added. “the Houthis have been operating under the direction and funding of Iran, and in cooperation with Iraqi militias, in order to attack the State of Israel, undermine regional stability and disrupt global freedom of navigation.” See full story
Nancy Pelosi's Husband Sold More Than $500K In Visa Stock Ahead Of DOJ Action (Fox Business) — Former Speaker of the House and current Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., is receiving attention once again due to her husband's stock trading, this time over her spouse unloading Visa shares a few months before the federal government sued the company. Financial disclosures show the California Democrat's husband, Paul Pelosi, sold 2,000 shares of Visa on July 1, for at least $500,000. It is unknown how much, if any, profit the Pelosis made in the transaction. The X account "Nancy Pelosi Stock Tracker" flagged the trade on Tuesday, the same day the Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Visa, alleging that the company maintained an illegal monopoly over the U.S. debit card market. Rep. Pelosi's congressional office did not immediately respond Wednesday to FOX Business' request for comment on the trade. See full story	EVs Still So Unpopular That Car Thieves Won’t Even Steal Them (MRC) — Despite government subsidies, mandates and promotion, demand for electric vehicles (EVs) is still so low that car thieves don’t think they’re worth stealing – but, if they are stolen, they’ll cost more to replace than traditional, gas-powered vehicles. While the Biden-Harris Administration provides tax credits to people who buy electric vehicles, there are no such incentives for those who might steal them. A record number of vehicles were stolen in the U.S., but electric vehicles were far less likely to be stolen, a Highway Loss Data Institute analysis of insured vehicles model years 2021-23 finds. Four of the six vehicles with the lowest frequencies of theft are electric, with Tesla models accounting for half of those, according to the study. In fact, all three of the vehicles with the lowest odds of being stolen were Teslas, with one model rating the safest from theft – by far. See full story
Alleged Sex Worker And John Exit NYC Brothel 24 Hours After Police Raid It (Fox News) — A long commercial strip in Queens, New York City, has become such a hotbed for open-air prostitution that when police raided a brothel there last week, the same cathouse was open for business again within 24 hours, an astonishing Fox News Digital video shows. Fox News Digital visited the seedy strip of Roosevelt Avenue in Queens – part of which encompasses Democratic Squad Member Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez’s district – to report on the law-breaking behavior in the area and was conducting an interview outside the nearby brothel when an alleged sex worker and her client walked out of the building. The building, a former beauty salon, appears closed due to metal shutter doors covering the storefront, but a makeshift door has been cut out of it. Two CCTV cameras are stationed overhead. The woman, wearing tight gym shorts and a black top, briefly looks at the Fox News Digital camera and then makes a dash towards Roosevelt Avenue with her young client fixing himself and then following closely behind her. See full story	Car Dealerships Expected To Feel Effects Of Port Strike: Have Repairs Done Now, Expert Says (Fox Business) — The looming work stoppage by dockworkers at ports throughout the East and Gulf coasts could severely disrupt car dealerships around the country. An extended port strike would delay the arrival of new car inventory, which would drive up costs for potential buyers. Not only would it be harder and more expensive to buy a car, but the lack of essential parts and materials would hinder maintenance repairs on existing vehicles as well. The International Longshoremen's Association is negotiating on behalf of 45,000 dockworkers at three dozen U.S. ports from Maine to Texas that collectively handle about half of the country's seaborne imports. It warned its members are prepared to strike if they do not have a new contract by the Oct. 1 deadline. Tom Maoli, owner of New Jersey-based Celebrity Motor Car Co., said that before the pandemic, he was used to having three to six months' worth of inventory on the lot. Today, the business only has about 30 to 45 days' worth of inventory. See full story
Now Thugs Are Drilling Into Vehicles To Steal Gas In Lawless Commiefornia (Discern Report) — An Inland Empire resident is warning others after thieves targeted and drilled into her vehicle to steal gasoline. The incident occurred on Sept. 19 as Heather Velasco parked her truck outside Kindred Hospital in Rancho Cucamonga where she works. Later that day, she and a coworker were heading out to lunch when she approached her truck and noticed a strong gasoline odor. Thinking it was emanating from a nearby diesel truck, they got into the car and began driving but immediately, Velasco knew something was wrong. Her truck was only three years old, so she was surprised anything would be malfunctioning. “We drove across the street and my car started sputtering,” she recalled. She eventually pulled over and that’s when she discovered someone had drilled into her truck’s fuel tank to empty the vehicle. See full story	Danica Patrick: The Left Can’t Stop Me From Saying I’m A ‘Proud American’ (MRC) — “Instead of quieting down, I am gonna get louder!” iconic former racecar driver Danica Patrick vowed Saturday, responding to the Left’s efforts to shame her for being “a proud American.” Patrick made the pledge while moderating a Trump Team Reclaim American Tour event featuring Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and former Democrat Congresswoman and presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard in Las Vegas. “My story starts in December of last year,” Patrick said, explaining the backlash, condemnation and online attacks she experienced for attending Turning Point USA’s annual AmFest event and proclaiming her love for her country... Patrick was a trailblazer for women in racecar competition. She raced in the top NASCAR series from 2012 to 2018 and is the only female driver to win an IndyCar race. She finished in the top ten seven times in her 191 career races. See full story
Fans Boo Tim Walz As He Leaves Michigan-Minnesota Game: 'Get Out Of Here!' (Fox News) — A rough afternoon for Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz got even tougher. Vice President Kamala Harris' running mate attended Saturday's game between Minnesota and Michigan in Ann Arbor, taking in the action from a suite along with former U.S. Rep. Beto O'Rourke. The Golden Gophers trailed by as many as 17 points early, but they staged a late comeback by scoring three touchdowns in the fourth quarter. However, it was too little too late, and the 12th-ranked defending champions came away with a 27-24 victory. When it came time for Walz to exit the Big House, fans waited outside and gave him a harsh farewell. See full story	NTSB Issues 'Urgent' Safety Alert On Boeing 737 Rudder System (Fox Business) — NTSB is still investigating a February incident where an aircraft's rudder pedals were stuck The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) issued urgent safety recommendations on Thursday to Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in response to the potential for a jammed or restricted rudder control system on some 737 Next-Generation and 737 Max 8 aircraft. The rudder controls the side to side movement of the nose of the aircraft, otherwise known as the yaw motion. The agency is in the midst of investigating a February incident in which the rudder pedals on a United Airlines Boeing 737 Max 8 were "stuck" in their neutral position during the landing rollout at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey. See full story