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Consumers’ Research Targets Nike, BlackRock, Bank of America: ‘Woke 1.0 Isn’t Dead,’ Report Alleges
A Consumers’ Research report singles out eight brands and cites DEI/ESG language and program rebrands. The group’s director urged, “don’t be fooled,” in a statement obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation. DCNF said the companies did not respond by publication.
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USGS logged a 4.1 ‘quake.’ Israel says it was blowing up Hezbollah’s underground command ridge in Lebanon
A massive detonation under the Ali al‑Taher ridge registered as a magnitude 4.1 event, while Israeli officials describe a years‑built tunnel fortress packed with weapons and a Hezbollah command post.
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Congressman Hurls Fastball at Dodgers Outside Capitol: ‘Best Team Money Can Buy’—Then Presses Payroll, Rings
In a TMZ exchange outside the U.S. Capitol, Rep. Eric Burlison jabbed the Dodgers over payroll and World Series totals, ending with: “The Dodgers have the best team money can buy.”
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Report: Federal Appeals Court Rejects NJ Rep. McIver’s Bid to Drop ICE Assault Charges
The Western Journal reports that a federal appeals court declined a New Jersey Democratic representative’s request to dismiss charges tied to an alleged assault on an ICE officer.
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After Canada ‘Reneged,’ Trump Modifies 50% Tariff Scope on Canadian Goods; Changes Start Sept. 15
A presidential proclamation modifies which Canadian products face a 50% ad valorem duty imposed under section 338—adding some, removing others—while keeping the surcharge in addition to section 232 duties.
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Keir Starmer Quits Commons as Burnham Delivers First PM Statement—Will Labour Hold Holborn and St Pancras?
The former prime minister’s resignation sets up a by‑election in Holborn and St Pancras. The Telegraph calls it “difficult,” and Electoral Calculus puts Labour’s hold at 59%. BBC reports the timing came hours before Andy Burnham’s first Commons statement as PM.
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Western Journal: Deputies Found Bible Unburned After Billings Family Slayings; ABC News Counts 8, Including 4 Children
A Western Journal post claims deputies found a Bible that appeared untouched by fire after the slaying of eight family members in Billings, Montana; ABC News reported the toll as eight, including four children.
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Mark Ruffalo Blames RFK Jr for ‘Killing’ the Lettuce Market. A Recall May Tell a Different Story.
A source article quotes actor Mark Ruffalo blaming Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for a lettuce market slump after an econ professor’s Bluesky chart. The same piece attributes the drop to a Cyclospora-linked recall.
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Allison Guerriero Says OIG Sent Her McGonigal Tip Back to the FBI — and, per Daily Mail, She’s Now Dead
Guerriero, ex-mistress of former FBI executive Charles McGonigal, wrote that DOJ’s inspector general declined to open a case and referred it to the FBI. A Daily Mail tweet later reported her death. Other commentators cite an IG report alleging McGonigal shared probe details involving Hunter Biden’s China business; those claims remain unverified here.
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Hayden Panettiere’s Child-Star Years Face New Scrutiny After ‘Second Mom’ Pill Claim
A woman described in the source material as Hayden Panettiere’s “second mom” claims the actress was offered pills during her years as a child star, but the provided source includes too little verifiable context to responsibly expand beyond that allegation.
