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#politics
National Review: The Corner: A Traditional Manly Tool
Trump discusses illegal immigration, says it's "poisoning the blood of our country." Lincoln emphasized immigrants' connection to principles and ideals of Founding Fathers.
#society
National Review: California Introduces ‘Ebony Alerts’ for Missing Black Women and Children
California has passed the Ebony Alert law to help locate missing Black women and children aged 12-25. The law allows law enforcement to issue alerts and update electronic highway signs, while media platforms can participate but are not obligated to do so. The purpose is to address the disproportionate representation of Black youth among missing persons.
#war
PJ Media: WTAF Was Hamas Thinking? IDF Warns Gaza 'Will Soon Be a Tent City'
Summary: The Hamas terrorist invasion of southern Israel shocks the protagonist. Reports of murdered babies and anti-Israel sentiments lead to international condemnation. Israel plans to destroy Hamas completely. The comparison is made to other cases of "WTAF were they thinking?" situations like 9/11 and the attack on Pearl Harbor. Israel is now ready to unleash its full force against Hamas.
Euromaidan Press: ISW: Russia’s Avdiivka attack aim to stop Ukraine reinforcements in Zaporizhzhia Oblast
Russia launched a localized offensive operation in Avdiivka, Donetsk Oblast, to prevent Ukrainian forces from reinforcing the Zaporizhzhia Oblast. Capturing Avdiivka would require more Russian forces. Ukrainian forces continued counteroffensive operations in western Zaporizhzhia Oblast.
#foreignaffairs
The Federalist: The U.S. Money Trail With Iran Is Worse Than You Think
The Biden administration's $6 billion deal with Iran is part of a larger web of hidden details, including the transfer of billions from Qatar, Iraq, and Japan. Iranian oil exports to China have also been uncapped. The administration's policies, influenced by top officials supporting Iran's interests, are jeopardizing national security and sacrificing energy independence in favor of an unstable Middle East. The extent of the hidden money trail has yet to be fully realized.
#economy
Forbes: U.S. Energy Independence Hasn’t Altered Our Foreign Policy (But It’s Great)
The United States has achieved energy independence, primarily due to the pursuit of unlocking oil and gas from shale basins. Despite still importing oil and gas, the US is a net exporter of energy. The loss of Iranian oil exports through military attacks or tighter sanctions could have severe effects on global oil markets. However, the impact of US energy independence on foreign policy is questionable, as support for Israel and imposition of sanctions on other countries has not been weakened by oil dependence. The US could offset the loss of Iranian supply by increasing production from Middle East producers or releasing strategic inventories, but concerns exist about draining the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
#culture
The Great Lakes Fisherman: Diaries of a Lodge Owner: Ep. 14 - Rockin' w/ Rory Wardell | Fish'n Canada
In this episode of Diaries of a Lodge Owner, we meet musician Rory Wardell and discuss the power of music in creating lasting memories and bridging gaps in society.
Forbes: Using K-Media To Introduce Korea’s Fashion Scene To The Global Stage
WWD Korea and the Seoul Business Agency hosted the Runway to Seoul fashion event, showcasing the fusion of fashion, technology, and entertainment. With plans to expand the event globally, the aim is to bring Korean culture and fashion to international fashion hubs. Korean fashion remains underrated and underexposed, and introducing it to a global audience through popular actors and K-pop music could benefit cultural exchange. The event featured fashion shows, performances by popular artists, and interactive experiences.
#education
National Review: The Corner: The New Meaning of ‘Collegiality’ in Higher Education
Radical academics and administrators are using "lack of collegiality" as a reason to fire professors who disagree with the "progressive" agenda. This includes scholars such as Matthew Garrett, Scott Gerber, Stephen Porter, and Amy Wax. Interdisciplinary programs like gender studies and African-American studies are also being criticized for promoting activism over the search for truth. These programs restrict intellectual disciplines to the approved theories and violate proper disciplinary collegiality.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: LifeStraw Water Filters Are Up to 50% Off at October Prime Day
LifeStraw water filters are currently on sale during Amazon Prime Day. You can save up to 50% on personal water filters, water bottles, and pitchers. The sale ends tonight, so act fast to take advantage of the discounted prices.
#other
Forbes: ‘Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare III’ PlayStation Beta Final Impressions
The author reflects on their initial impressions of the Modern Warfare III beta, highlighting improvements in gunplay but criticizing the unsatisfying sound design. They also express frustration with the loud sound effects of certain gadgets and issues with spawns and hit detection. Despite some positive aspects, they believe the game feels like a step backward with only minor improvements.
Forbes: Taylor Swift May Have Already Made $60 Million From Her Concert Film–Before It’s Opened
Taylor Swift's concert film Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour has already earned her $60 million in pre-sale tickets, and is projected to make even more in theaters. Swift's decision to partner directly with AMC has resulted in a higher percentage of ticket sales going to her and her team. The film has already made back its production budget and is expected to be highly profitable.