Wednesday Executive News Summary
Biden honors Taliban’s red line, budget blueprint passes, Herschel Walker running, and more.
Afghanistan Postscript
Appallingly. President Biden to honor Taliban’s red line for Afghanistan pullout (Free Beacon)
White House poised to leave several thousand of our own behind enemy lines (Daily Caller)
Adding insult to injury: Taliban transformed by haul of advanced U.S.-made weapons (Washington Times)
Politics
House passes $3.5 trillion budget blueprint, paving way for massive government expansion (National Review)
House Dems pass John Lewis Voting Rights Act, which thankfully is DOA in the Senate (Washington Times)
National Security
Supreme Court orders reinstatement of effectual “Remain in Mexico” policy (National Review)
Border Patrol arrests 8,700 criminal aliens in 10 months despite thin ranks (Epoch Times)
U.S. intelligence community: Sorry, COVID’s origin remains a mystery (National Review)
Two U.S. diplomats to be evacuated from Vietnam after “Havana Syndrome” incidents (NBC News)
Around the Nation
Disgraced Andrew Cuomo stripped of Emmy he never should have received (National Review)
Oregon governor reinstates outdoor mask mandate regardless of vaccination status (Washington Examiner)
Annals of the “Social Justice” Caliphate
Apple employees are turning on their own woke company (Breitbart)
The unbearably cringe BLM video shown to all incoming Air Force Academy cadets (Not the Bee)
Other Notables
Americans’ judgment on Afghanistan costs Biden’s approval, down to 41% (USA Today)
Herschel Walker declares Senate candidacy in Georgia, a top GOP target in 2022 (Fox News)
A hospital finds an unlikely group opposing vaccination: Its workers (NY Times)
Closing Arguments
Policy: The multimillion-dollar pandemic mistake schools are reluctant to fix (Deseret News)
Satire: Biden orders all rainbow flags flown at half-staff after Taliban cancels UN queer theory classes (Genesius Times)
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