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• 🗞️ McCarthy announces formal Biden impeachment inquiry,

• 🚔 An illegal immigrant killer fled from custody,

• 🚀 Elon Musk's Power is growing globally,

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Elon Musk's Power is growing globally

Here is what is going on: According to a new biography, Elon Musk had the potential to activate Starlink internet connectivity to Ukraine near Crimea for an attack on the Russian naval fleet but chose against it because he believed it would cause a significant escalation, such as nuclear war.

• Zoom in: Despite the fact that Ukraine never had access to the network in the first place, the media first reported that Elon Musk had cut off Ukraine's access to hamper their military plans. Starlink "was not meant to be involved in wars," claims Musk.

Why it is important: Elon Musk has spent the last ten years innovating, and as a result, he now holds a position of great influence that he has chosen to use to oppose the American establishment.

Starlink: With the aim of delivering universal internet access, Starlink has been highly sought after by governments in difficult situations, such as Ukraine's, which has relied almost entirely on Musk's business. Other nations, like China, are anxious that Musk would suddenly grant unrestricted access, as he did to Iranian protesters last year.

• The scope: Starlink is currently being used in about nine countries in Europe and the Middle East, despite the fact that it is a commercial product. Starlink has the majority of the orbit's operational satellites.

X: Elon Musk found himself in the center of free speech discussions on a worldwide scale after purchasing Twitter, which has now been rebranded as X. In the United States, Musk broke Washington's grip on online censorship and brought back political discussion to one of the most powerful social networks in the world. Other nations are less fortunate, with Musk's X working with Turkish authorities to block information before elections.

SpaceX: The federal government is currently one of SpaceX's biggest clients. It employs rockets from the cutting-edge aerospace firm for NASA missions, the launch of surveillance satellites, the provision of internet services by Starlink, and the launch of astronauts. According to certain predictions, SpaceX will soon control the whole Washington space launch business.

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📢 According to CIA whistleblower testimony, analysts were paid to hide COVID's origins. The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), according to a whistleblower, allegedly provided six of its own analysts with sizable financial incentives to change the COVID-19 origin story from one of a lab leak to one of zoonosis (transmitted from animals). This claim was made to the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic. Seven experts were deployed by the CIA to a COVID Discovery Team, which is said to have discovered that COVID-19 most likely came from the Wuhan lab, accusing America due to its financing.

⏳ On January 6, the InfoWars presenter was given a 60-day prison sentence for his views. Despite not being present at the events on January 6th, InfoWars host Owen Shroyer was given a 60-day prison term in connection with them. In the months preceding J6, according to the prosecution, Shroyer "spread election disinformation paired with violent rhetoric" to viewers. The Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio, who received the longest term of all of the January 6 defendants—22 years in prison—was sentenced to Shroyer by US District Judge Timothy Kelly.

🚓 The sheriff of New Mexico criticizes the recently established emergency firearms law. Bernalillo County Sheriff John Allen has declared he will not implement the order, calling it "unconstitutional," after New Mexico Governor Michelle Grisham received criticism for signing an executive order restricting weapon carry in Albuquerque in the name of a "gun violence" public health emergency. Additionally, he asserts that he expressed disapproval of the order prior to its passage, noting that "[Grisham] knew we, as law enforcement, did not agree with the order, and as a result, this was solely her decision."

🇷🇺 Regarding Trump's indictment, Putin weighs in. Putin discussed his opinion of the Trump indictment during his appearance at the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok on Tuesday. He described it as a "persecution of a political rival for political reasons... [that] shows the whole rottenness of the American political system, which cannot pretend to teach others democracy."

🗳️ Trump privately discussed Biden's impeachment with the House GOP. The GOP's intentions to impeach President Biden have been discussed in weekly meetings between former President Donald Trump and House Representative Elise Stefanik (R-NY). Due to mounting evidence that Biden accepted payments while serving as vice president in connection with Hunter's international business operations, McCarthy yesterday issued a four-minute statement outlining the House's focus on impeaching Biden.

WASHINGTON D.C

Biden ordered the border states: no stopping migrants, no sending them away

Here is what is going on: House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has approved an impeachment inquiry against President Joe Biden, alleging that Biden lied about his knowledge of his family's foreign business dealings. McCarthy stated that eyewitnesses have testified to Biden's involvement in these dealings, which allegedly benefited his son and his son's business partners. House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan and House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer are expected to present their findings during a House Republican Conference meeting.

However, it's uncertain if the formal impeachment inquiry will gain enough support, as some House Republicans are skeptical. Senate Republicans have cautioned against pursuing impeachment before the 2024 election, suggesting that the focus should be on pressing issues like the economy and the border. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has dismissed calls for impeachment, and Senate Republicans doubt he would take it up if it passes the House, considering it unlikely to succeed. They suggest emphasizing other priorities instead.

TRENDING IN AMERICA

A killer who is an illegal immigrant breaks out of a PA prison and eludes arrest for 13 days.

Here is what is going on: Danelo Cavalcante, a "extremely dangerous" killer and illegal immigrant who escaped jail on August 31 in Chester County, Pennsylvania, was apprehended this morning after over two weeks of seeking by law enforcement. Schools were closed, local residents were urged to stay indoors by authorities, and the FBI and Border Patrol were helping with the hunt.

• What he did: Cavalcante unlawfully entered the United States on an undisclosed date after fleeing from Brazil, where he was already wanted for murder. He had just received a life sentence for killing his ex-girlfriend in front of her kids when she threatened to report him.

Zoom out: Cavalcante is only one of tens of thousands of people who entered the country illegally and went undetected by law authorities. That number has risen to almost 1.5 million under President Joe Biden. Biden's border agents deliberately release hundreds of criminals, exacerbating the issue.

• Another horrific incident occurred: in Texas earlier this year when a criminal alien who had previously been deported four times killed four adults and a nine-year-old.

Media bias: Despite the fact that Cavalcante's status as an illegal immigrant was well known before his prison break, some news reports and broadcasts refer to him only as a "fugitive" or "escaped convict." Despite its connections to a more significant subject that the public cares about, legacy media insist on presenting this like any other criminal story.

On media brief:

🚢 According to foreign defense officials and analysts, China's navy began its largest-ever naval maneuvers in the Pacific Ocean on Tuesday.

🇨🇳 Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC), a GOP contender for president, criticized President Joe Biden for frequently stating that he does not want to "contain China." In a recent news conference, Vice President Joe Biden stated that America's goal is "getting the relationship right" between the two leading powers of the globe and that they are "not trying to hurt China."

⚖️ Former President Donald Trump has requested that Judge Tanya Chutkan, who was appointed by Obama, recuse herself from presiding over his federal election interference lawsuit.

💪🏻 Jake Paul wants to meet Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and is a fan of Vivek Ramaswamy.

🏛️ Although his own memoirs place him in Washington, D.C., Biden asserts that he was at Ground Zero the day following the 9/11 attacks.

🇺🇦 The White House has verified the Biden administration spent more than $100 billion on the war in Ukraine, according to data acquired exclusively by Fox News.

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