Stay informed with a curated selection of news from mainstream sources like New York Times, Fox News and Fortune. But that's not all - we also feature alternative perspectives from outlets such as Sergent News Network, Gateway Pundit and Dr. Joseph Mercola that delve into stories the mainstream might not cover. For a global view, we incorporate reports from Russia via PravdaReport. And for those seeking a deeper understanding of the world, this news digest offers thought-provoking discussions on metaphysical and spiritual topics.
Mainstream Media Insights
Note: It is essential to remain critical of what you read in mainstream media because it presents a filtered reality that reflects the vision of the anointed - those who claim to have the solutions to society's problems. By questioning and verifying information, readers can cut through the spin and gain a more accurate understanding of the world, rather than relying on a one-sided narrative.
Trump has a plan to pack the Fed with Loyalists.
The Federal Reserve chair has been demanded by President Trump. After the president accused Mr. Powell of mismanaging the project, the two toured the Fed's renovation site.
Source: New York Times
Indonesia's leader says he will bow to protesters.
President Prabowo Subianto of Indonesia acknowledged the concerns of the protesters and said his government would make concessions.
Source: New York Times
Children are locked out of the park.
A beloved park on state-owned land in Upper Manhattan has been closed for years because neither the government nor any nonprofits are willing to operate it.
Source: New York Times
Pakistan's breadbasket has been devastated by floods.
In the country's largest province, housing communities and businesses that rely on agriculture have been destroyed.
Source: New York Times
Redistricting push creates chaos for incumbent in both parties.
The California State Capitol is located in Sacramento. The state's Democrats have a plan to retaliate against Texas.
Source: New York Times
There is a party in San Jose.
There is no one to notice when a baby's breath falls into a pool. There is contention among the fangs with rolling eyes, laughter, and barbecue. Everyone is testing each other. There are backhanded comments. The egg timer is on. The first escape, a splash, goes undetected. The girl descends to where the light stops reflecting her tanning secrets. She fell away from the shadows....
Source: The Atlantic
The Sunday Morning is 8/31.
Jane Pauley hosts. David Pogue talks about how artificial intelligence is affecting job searches, Jane Pauley talks with Dr. Gupta about treatments for chronic pain, Robert Costa interviews John Fogerty, and Steve Hartman explores the bedrooms left behind by children killed by gun violence.
Source: CBS News
It is another nail in the coffin for rural areas.
Heather Colley and her two children moved four times over five years as they fled high rents in eastern Tennessee, which, like much of rural America, hasn't been spared from soaring housing costs. A family gift in 2021 of a small plot of land offered a shot at homeownership, but building a house was beyond the reach of a single mother and manicurist. A grant program that has helped make affordable housing possible in rural areas for decades changed that when she qualified for $272,000 to build a three-bedroom home. She moved in June of last year. Colley said, "I pinch myself every time I pull into my garage." House Republicans overseeing federal budget negotiations did not include funding for the HOME Investment Partnerships Program in their budget proposal. It would set back tens of thousands of future affordable housing developments nationwide, particularly hurting Appalachian towns and rural counties where government aid is sparse and investors are few, according to experts and state housing agencies. The program has helped build or repair more than 1.3 million affordable homes in the last three decades, of which at least 540,000 were in congressional districts that are rural or significantly rural, according to an Associated Press analysis of federal data....
Source: Fortune
The government shutdown, CDC fight, and stock trading ban dominated the agenda as Congress returned from recess.
Congressional Republicans passed President Donald Trump's "big beautiful bill" of tax and spending cuts without a single Democratic vote. As a government shutdown looms, they will have to find a way to work with Democrats. The September agenda will include the annual spending battle, as well as a possible effort by Senate Republicans to change their chamber's rules. Legislation that would impose steep tariffs on some of Russia's trading partners is being debated by the Senate. In the House, Republicans will continue their investigations of former President Joe Biden while Speaker Mike Johnson navigates a split in his conference over whether the Trump administration should release more files in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. The most urgent task for Congress is to keep the government open when federal funding runs out in September. It is not clear if Republicans and Democrats will be able to agree on how to do that. Congress will have to pass a short-term spending measure to keep the government funded for a few weeks or months while they try to finish the full-year package....
Source: Fortune
George MacKay and Callum Turner set sail on a Bewitching, Time-Surfing voyage.
"Bait" was a microbudget portrait of a Cornish coastal community that reveled in its old-school, hand-processed aesthetic and proved a surprise hit in U.K. theaters. The firm stand against gentrification taken in its onscreen narrative, about middle-class townies crowding out longstanding local businesses, also felt indicative of the place.
Source: Variety
Home prices in Australia will go up for seven months after rate cuts.
An "under offer" sticker covers a sale sign on an apartment complex in the Brunswick West area of Melbourne, Australia. Australian home prices stayed strong in September, driven by soaring demand and outweighing the impact of the central bank's aggressive policy tightening campaign.
Source: Bloomberg
The cost of being soft on white-collar crime is hidden.
There have been two instances of white-collar crime in the last few weeks. The first case involves a summer camp owner who may have cheated parents, vendors and counselors by declaring bankruptcy multiple times. The second involves a lawyer who may have used his position to trick a young client into signing over his tech company to him. Both cases should be investigated by the U.S. Attorney's Offices. They are unlikely to face real consequences due to limited resources. It is easy to assume that the financial penalties collected by the Department of Justice are used to pad the budgets of the agencies that impose them. The fines go to the Crime Victims Fund. White-collar enforcement results in more than fines....
Source: The Hill
BofA has a president of Global Commercial Banking.
In the United States, 32 million family-owned businesses form a vital pillar of the economy, injecting $ 7.7 trillion annually into the GDP and creating 83.3 million jobs. The spirit of entrepreneurship, a commitment to a long-term vision and a dedication to their communities are intangible qualities. Challenges can be presented by this blend of personal and professional relationships. Preserving a multigenerational legacy requires a tailored approach to managing family dynamics, succession planning and effective capital structuring and management. There are four considerations for navigating a multigenerational family enterprise. Some family members won't work in the business. 42% of the upcoming generation expects to hold leadership, C-suite or executive-level roles within five years, and 28% of current leaders plan to transfer power within that time frame. It is a good idea to simplify existing ownership structures in order to avoid later generations of fragmented ownership....
Source: Fortune
More than four million Americans were affected by the latest wave of cyberattacks.
Millions of Americans rely on companies whose services have recently been hit by cyberattacks. Some of the victims are Google, Farmers Insurance, Workday, and others. More than four million U.S. consumers were affected by a major incident confirmed by credit reporting firm TransUnion. Weaknesses in third-party integrations were exploited by attackers. Security researchers think this technique is related to the extortion group ShinyHunters. Get my best tech tips, urgent security alert and exclusive deals delivered straight to your inbox if you sign up for my CyberGuy Report. You will get instant access to my Ultimate scam survival guide when you join my newsletter. According to a filing with the Maine Attorney General's Office, there was a major data breach that affected over four million people....
Source: Fox News
Business loses $2 billion a day from rude employees.
According to the Society for Human Resource Management, civility in the U.S. workplace is costing businesses an estimated $2 billion a day. The organization sifts through reports of rudeness, terse emails, and snippy interactions and finds that reduced productivity is costing companies. The Civility Index research found that Americans experience over 200 million acts of incivility each day, which is near a record high. It was also up from the last quarter. The constant stream of disrespecttranslates into costly absences, sagging morale, and lost output. Jim Link, the chief human resources officer of the Society for Human Resource Management, said in a recent interview that they know the number. The surge in office incivility is due to a number of factors, including broader socio-political tensions, pandemic-caused stress, and what Link calls "digital bravery," a phrase that conjures up the "keyboard warrior." People feel free to say things online that would never be said face-to-face....
Source: Fortune
The lyrics of the song'spicy' were pushed back by the singer.
She was worried that people would hear her body talk. The singer who won hearts as Sandy in "Grease" was hesitant to be bad. She used the animal in her with the song "Physical" after receiving some encouragement. "Crazy Lucky" is a memoir written by John Mason, who represented the singer for 50 years. It looks at what it takes to defend the famous. He is still representing the estate ofNewton-John and her daughter. Roy Orbison was one of the people Mason worked with. Beach Boys founder Brian Wilson was blocked from the band's hit song when he first read it....
Source: Fox News
Face the Nation will be on 7/27.
Russell Vought is the director of the U.S. Office of Management and Budget, and he is on "Face the Nation" this week. The Ohio State University President, Ted Carter, joins to explain how he is handling a new era of higher education amid the Trump administration's push to assert control over private and public institutions across the U.S.
Source: CBS News
Taj Bradley is a Twins pitcher.
Before his start against the San Diego Padres on Saturday, Taj Bradley changed his routine to study scouting reports for the first time. Bradley struck out six batters and allowed one run on one hit as he twirled a gem. The offense fell flat as the bullpen failed to maintain the lead. San Diego scored seven runs in the seventh to win the game. It was a better start for Bradley than it was for the Twins. He was acquired before the trade deadline. He allowed seven runs on nine hits last week. His routine appeared to be different....
Source: Fox News
The DC death penalty has been pushed by Kim ties.
The legislative branch faces an Oct. 1 deadline to fund the government or deal with a shutdown after President Donald Trump informed Congress that he was revoking nearly $5 billion in foreign aid. The funding is being withdrawn by Trump. The legislative branch can't act on a pocket Rescission request because it's so close to the end of the fiscal year. The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) said on X on Friday that President Trump used a pocket veto to veto $4.9 billion in foreign aid. Donald Trump will always put America first. More than $390 million of the slashed funds are from the contributions to international organizations account. Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are not happy about Trump pulling funding. Senate Appropriations Chair Susan Collins said in a Friday statement that any effort to withdraw appropriated funds without congressional approval is a clear violation of the law....
Source: Fox News
I turned down Yale for a small Bible college.
I threw away a glossy Yale admissions booklet that had been on my bookshelf for four years. I didn't know why I placed it there in the first place, but I thought I was destined for it. Yale was a high school student's dream school, with world-class professors, once-in-a-lifetime opportunities and gothic architecture that seemed to promise wisdom within its very stones. It felt weird when the letters started arriving. Many of my friends were shocked when I turned Yale down. I went to a small Bible college. I wrestled with the decision for a while. I had grown up believing that the Ivy League was the best of the best, proof that I was among the best of the best....
Source: Fox News
The Leagues Cup Third Place Match can be watched online.
The Leagues Cup soccer tournament featured the best and brightest teams from Major League Soccer and Mexico's Liga MX, but it comes down to the last four teams competing for glory on the pitch. While the final match has Seattle Sounders FC playing against Inter Miami, the other teams are playing against each other.
Source: Variety
Alternative Media Insights
Note: As we venture into the realm of alternative media reporting, it is essential to acknowledge that not all sources are created equal. While some outlets offer crucial counter-narratives and insights, others pose a significant risk of misinformation, perpetuating controlled opposition or serving as wolves in sheep's clothing, intent on misleading their audience with agendas designed to confuse rather than inform.
@DoctorMercola on Telegram
Many people assume that the dominant healthcare model in the United States reflects the best that science has to offer, because innovation is often equated with progress. More Americans than ever rely on daily medication to maintain a semblance of health as chronic illness continues to rise. What has the system failed to account for in this equation? The Big Secret is a documentary that explores the deeper forces shaping American healthcare and invites you to reexamine your assumptions. You can learn more: http://bit.ly/41VW3lK
Source: Telegram
@gatewaypunditofficial on Telegram
Mike Spies, a senior staff writer for The Trace, appeared on MSNBC's Katy Tur Reports to discuss "solutions" to gun violence following a deadly shooting at a Catholic church school in Minneapolis. Since the introduction of background checks, Spies argued that they have been insufficient. He said that there are too many firearms in America, which are too accessible and powerful.
Source: Telegram
@Absolute1776 on Telegram
Putting America First, Honoring Annunciation Victims, South Korean President, End Cashless Bail, DC Crime, and Lowest Gas Prices are some of the things that have been mentioned.
Source: Telegram
@SGTnewsNetwork on Telegram
HOLY CRAP! "He'll just claim that there's some problem with an election, and that's why he's sending troops and ICE agents into blue cities," said the Governor of Illinois. Arresting criminals and illegal aliens near polling places is a problem. Join@SGTnewsNetwork and follow Truth Social.
Source: Telegram
@DrTenPenny on Telegram
The Labor Day sale is happening now. We hope you are having a great weekend and will take some time out from friends, food and fun to think about your health. There are supplements for every need. We have August specials with a focus on dental health and immune support, and they are on sale through Sept 4. Visit supplements. Dr Tenpenny.com.
Source: Telegram
@SGTnewsNetwork on Telegram
DEI is dangerous. According to FBI data, Oakland is the 2nd most dangerous place in the country. 300 police officers are short. Barbara Lee is the first black woman mayor of Oakland. There is a lot of misinformation. Join@SGTnewsNetwork and follow Truth Social.
Source: Telegram
@SGTnewsNetwork on Telegram
In just 20 months, 45 black and minority teens were shot and killed in Washington, DC, yet only 29% of cases have been solved, leaving 70% of the killers still on the streets with guns. DC police made 76 arrests and seized 5 firearms in one night. The chaos in the city proves that crime is a major problem in Democrat-run cities. Join@SGTnewsNetwork and follow Truth Social.
Source: Telegram
@SGTnewsNetwork on Telegram
President Donald Trump has been right on this from the beginning, and I think people are grateful to see it. Everyone wants their community to be safe. Enforcement of the rule of law is what we need. Join@SGTnewsNetwork and follow Truth Social.
Source: Telegram
@SGTnewsNetwork on Telegram
"Can you imagine being so snobbish as to destroy one of the best areas in the United States by building Low Income Housing there?" was the question that President Trump was asked. The person is going to lose it. Join@SGTnewsNetwork and follow Truth Social.
Source: Telegram
@SGTnewsNetwork on Telegram
Wow! The CNN host tried to deny the targeting of Christians, but Sebastian went against her. We are no longer silent. There will be no tolerance for anyone who wants to harm God's children. Christ is King! Join@SGTnewsNetwork and follow Truth Social.
Source: Telegram
@SGTnewsNetwork on Telegram
RFK Jr.'s relentless attacks on the truth of the COVID vaccines through the CDC caused Scott Jennings to infuriate the CNN panel. The reason we're here is not because of Kennedy. The reason we're here is because the public health regime should be turned inside out after the evidence is in. He has a lot of popular support for the advice we give the American people on food and vaccines, which is a big part of his agenda. Join@SGTnewsNetwork and follow Truth Social.
Source: Telegram
@SGTnewsNetwork on Telegram
There is a Sec. It seems like it's more about the governor. His ego is more important than protecting his people. If he has a murder in the city of Chicago, he should ask President Trump what his ideas are. What can we do? Join@SGTnewsNetwork and follow Truth Social.
Source: Telegram
@SGTnewsNetwork on Telegram
Before boarding her flotilla to go to Gaza again, she gave a nonsensical speech. The aide that she and her friends bring is irrelevant as they end up eating most of it on their trip to Gaza. Join@SGTnewsNetwork and follow Truth Social.
Source: Telegram
@SGTnewsNetwork on Telegram
He doesn't use pesticides, instead using a mix of herbal tonics and minerals, and he says most people don't understand how much is actually sprayed.
Source: Telegram
@SGTnewsNetwork on Telegram
Coward Gov. Getting violent illegal immigrant killers and rapists off the streets is dangerous, anti-American, and threatens Sec. Noem to check herself. Join@SGTnewsNetwork and follow Truth Social.
Source: Telegram
@worlddoctorsalliance on Telegram
The citizens of Switzerland say no to the e-ID and the Swiss government wants them to vote again. The introduction of the electronic ID (e-ID) was rejected by Swiss citizens in a referendum on March 7, 2021. This was four years ago. The proposal was put before the people by the Swiss government. You can read it here: https://www.globalresearch.ca/switzerland-vote-electronic-id-e-id.
Source: Telegram
@SGTnewsNetwork on Telegram
President Trump's health is doing well. Liberals were wrong. Jon Gruden is a really nice guy and a true character. Join@SGTnewsNetwork and follow Truth Social.
Source: Telegram
@SGTnewsNetwork on Telegram
The Congresswoman wants the ban of many firearms in the United States. The answer is no. Remove her from Congress and deport her. Join@SGTnewsNetwork and follow Truth Social.
Source: Telegram
@gatewaypunditofficial on Telegram
After days of vicious Democrat speech and wild conspiracy theories about his death, President Trump shows that he is stronger than ever.
Source: Telegram
@SGTnewsNetwork on Telegram
The mass removal of homeless camps in Washington DC is being highlighted by President Trump. The capital is being restored. Homeless tents in DC are being broken down and thrown in dumpster trucks.
Source: Telegram
@SGTnewsNetwork on Telegram
It's unfortunate that they are focusing on the Minneapolis Catholic church. We need to ban assault weapons. Join@SGTnewsNetwork and follow Truth Social.
Source: Telegram
Spiritual Quest for Truth
Note: The mainstream media has been consumed by trivial matters, neglecting to report on the most critical battle of our time: the spiritual war raging within each of us. But fear not, dear reader, for we're about to embark on a journey that will illuminate the unseen forces at play and equip you with the wisdom and courage to emerge victorious in this epic struggle for your soul.
Elena Danaan: Emissary for the Galactic Federation of Worlds
Elena Danaan is a renowned humanitarian and ambassador who serves as an emissary for the Galactic Federation of Worlds, a coalition of intergalactic civilizations working together to promote peace, harmony, and cooperation across the cosmos. With her unique blend of spiritual insight and galactic knowledge, Elena travels the world sharing messages of hope and unity from the stars.
Marina Jacobi: Quantum Manifestation
'Marina Jacobi is a renowned spiritual guide who has spent years studying the intricacies of quantum physics and its applications to personal growth. Join her every Saturday at 1 PM Eastern Time as she leads 'Quantum Manifestation' sessions, guiding students in harnessing the power of intention and energy to manifest their desires.'
