On a warm and sunny Monday, when we salute America's workers, here are some things going on:
From National Review, another enemy of the U.S. Constitution swings and misses.
From FrontpageMag, vice presidential candidate Governor Tim Walz (D-Min) has not been good for literacy.
From Townhall, California Democrats vote against presidential candidate Vice President Harris's proposal to eliminate tax on tips. (This was stolen from former President Trump in the first place.)
From The Washington Free Beacon, a "non-partisan" voter registration group reaches out to you, unless you're a fan of NASCAR or golf.
From the Washington Examiner, neither Harris nor President Trump has a plan to lower the federal debt.
From The Federalist, do the anti-corporation themes of the Alien movies still work 45 years later? (I'm not saying it's aliens, but.....)
From American Thinker, the cold hard truth about electric vehicles, whether Harris appreciates it or not.
From MRCTV, gold star families harangue Harris for criticizing Trump's visit to Arlington National Cemetery.
From NewsBusters, columnists at The Washington Post agree that Harris and Walz should do interviews on Fox News.
From Canada Free Press, the land built by their labors.
From CBC News, Canadians wonder if getting a college degree is worth it.
From TCW Defending Freedom, the U.K.'s Royal Society allegedly underestimates the cost of a Net Zero energy grid by £500 billion.
From the Express, laws that U.K. Prime Minister might enact, if given his way.
From the Irish Independent, Ireland has a gender pay gap.
From VRT NWS, police in Brussels, Belgium go after an urban gang.
From the NL Times, the Dutch government is not expected to deliver promised tax relief.
From EuroNews, Belgium and Romania propose women for membership in the European Commission.
From ReMix, the German government gives a convicted rapist €1,000 while deporting him back to Afghanistan.
From Balkan Insight, Serbia has sold over €23 million worth of arms to Israel this year.
From The North Africa Post, Moroccan railways transport 26.4 million passengers in six months.
From The New Arab, Iraq plans to impose a curfew in November in order to conduct its first census in 27 years.
From Gatestone Institute, a ceasefire deal in Gaza will not bring the hostages back.
From The Stream, five conservative novels which predicted today's mess.
From The Daily Signal, according to the man who coined the term ",millennial", it's wrong to think that the U.S. won't have another civil war.
From The American Conservative, Secretary of State Tony Blinken isn't helping Venezuela.
From The Western Journal, Democrats want Harris to keep quiet about her policies until after the election.
From BizPac Review, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker (D) warns against underestimating Trump's ability to debate.
From The Daily Wire, Speaker Johnson (R-LA) might combine a bill to require voters to prove citizenship with a short-term spending bill.
From the Daily Caller, Trump recounts the moments when his wife Melania and their son Barron learned of the assassination attempt.
From the New York Post, NBC host Kristen Welker falsely claims that Harris met with the Gold Star families of the 13 American troops killed during the withdrawal from Afghanistan.
From Breitbart, a beluga whale once seen wearing Russian camera equipment is found dead in Risavika, Norway.
From Newsmax, according to Trump campaign advisor Danielle Alvarez, Harris is "terrified" to debate Trump.
And from The Babylon Bee, researchers find evidence that Harris did indeed work for McDonald's, and was rapidly promoted after having an affair with Mayor McCheese.
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