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13 Oct 2023
#politics
Daily Wire: Good Trump, Bad Trump: ‘Trump’s Rosebud’ Explores The Former President’s Fascination With ‘Citizen Kane’
"Trump's Rosebud" is a documentary that examines why former President Trump selected "Citizen Kane" as his favorite film and explores the elusive part of his past that reveals his pugnacious spirit. The film features experts aligned to the Right who provide depth and insights into Trump's life and career, showcasing both his successes and failures. While the documentary leaves out some of Trump's controversies, it delves into why he behaves the way he does and how his tenacity and stubbornness have been both advantageous and detrimental to his political career.
#society
The New American: Solutions to Carbon-capture Strong-arming - The New American
PHMSA, the federal pipeline safety agency, clarified in a letter that state and local governments have authority over pipeline placement. However, CO2 pipeline companies are still challenging county ordinances meant to protect communities from hazardous projects. Pipeline safety is a cooperative effort among localities, states, and the federal government, with states and counties dictating routing and siting issues. Safety considerations can be taken into account in routing, but it's not the same as imposing safety standards. Therefore, counties are recommended to implement protective ordinances.
Flag And Cross: Acclaimed Documentary 'Silver Dollar Road' Premieres On Amazon Prime
A documentary called "Silver Dollar Road" is set to debut on Amazon Prime. Directed by Raoul Peck, it tells the story of a black family in North Carolina who faced discrimination and fought to protect their land from developers. The film highlights the exploitation of the legal system and its impact on the racial wealth gap.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Death toll among Ukrainians from HAMAS attack on Israel rises to 11
HAMAS attack on Israel kills 11 Ukrainians, with 9 missing.
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine allocates $525 mn for mine clearance
Ukraine has allocated $525 million for mine clearance, with funding raised from various countries including Switzerland, Norway, Sweden, Croatia, and Austria. The funds will be used to purchase equipment and outfits for sappers, as well as provide expert support. The mine clearance efforts will focus on agricultural lands, with priority given to 470,000 hectares of potentially contaminated land.
Spectator USA: How legal is Israel’s siege of Gaza?
Israel's defense minister, Yoav Gallant, has vowed to besiege Gaza in retaliation for Israeli casualties. The siege includes cutting off electricity, food, water, and medicine, raising questions about the legality of Israel's actions under international law. Depriving civilians of essential supplies violates international humanitarian law and is considered illegal.
National Review: ‘David vs. Goliath’: Israeli Rave Survivors Recount Hellish Escape from Hamas
Hundreds of young Israelis attend a music festival in the Negev desert to celebrate their college graduation. The festival is suddenly interrupted when the area is infiltrated by terrorists. The attendees, including Danielle Yehiel and her boyfriend Ronald, must navigate the chaos and danger in order to escape.
Washington Free Beacon: ‘Human Shields’: Hamas Tells 1 Million Civilians To Ignore Israeli Call for Evacuation
Mosques and Hamas officials refuse Israeli military's call for Gaza residents to evacuate, as Israel prepares for a ground offensive against Hamas. The Israeli military warns that Hamas militants are using civilians as human shields. Both sides escalate attacks, with casualties rising. Amidst the chaos, Gaza residents vow to stay and resist displacement.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: The Corner: Culture Matters: The Attack on Israel — and All of the Jewish People
In February, a group of Catholic journalists, academics, and activists visited Israel for an educational tour. Andrew Doran from Philos had arrived before an attack on the country. He shares his observations and prayers.
#economy
Forbes: JPMorgan’s Dimon Warns Of “Most Dangerous Time” In Decades Amid Huge Bank Earnings
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns conflicts in Ukraine and Middle East create global risks, but bank reports strong Q3 earnings.
National Review: I Knew Africa’s Most Important Economist. It Needs Economic Freedom
African economies face major challenges, with many countries still being among the poorest in the world. Sub-Saharan Africa's per capita GDP has decreased while global GDP has risen. Geopolitical tensions could permanently decline economic growth in Africa. The continent's poorest countries also lack economic freedom. African policy-makers should follow the advice of reformers and economists like George B. N. Ayittey, who emphasized the importance of individual rights and entrepreneurship in alleviating poverty. Corruption and government interference hinder economic growth in countries like Ghana and Nigeria. Ayittey called on Africa's younger generation to reject authoritarianism and embrace free market reforms for prosperity.
#health
Forbes: The Products Affected By The California Food Additives Ban [Infographic]
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California has banned four food additives linked to diseases like cancer. The law will be implemented in 2027 to give producers time to change their recipes. Red dye 3, found in popular products like Candy Corn and Ding Dong cakes, is among the banned additives.
#outdoors
The Great Lakes Fisherman: Why Bananas Don't Belong on Boats: The Stories Behind 13 of the World's Strangest Fishing Superstitions | Fish'n Canada
Superstitions in fishing:
- No Bananas on the Boat: Spider infestations and banana spoilage are believed to bring bad luck.
- No Whistling on the Boat: Whistling challenges the wind and can summon bad weather.
The Blaze: Idaho gas line explosion forces 10,000 to evacuate, results in 1 injury
A gas line explosion in Idaho caused the evacuation of Middleton residents. A worker damaged the pipeline, but there were no injuries or fires.
On The Water: Chesapeake Striped Bass Reproduction lowest in 10 years
The 2023 Maryland Department of Natural Resources Young-of-Year Striper Survey reveals that there has been a below-average spawn for the fifth consecutive year, with this year being the worst since 2012. Mild and dry winter conditions hindered the spawning success of striped bass and other anadromous species. The DNR is working with other coastal states to rebuild the population and encourages anglers to practice proper catch and release techniques to protect the current stock. The warm winters are affecting the striped bass spawn by reducing snowmelt to cool the rivers and altering zooplankton production. The Maryland DNR measures the success of the striped bass spawn through an annual survey in four major spawning areas, documenting year-class success and abundance of other fish species in the Chesapeake Bay. The survey showed encouraging results for menhaden and bay anchovy abundance, which are vital food sources for other species.
#other
Forbes: Lady Gaga And The Rolling Stones Surge On The Billboard Charts With Their Joint Hit
Lady Gaga and The Rolling Stones have achieved a Billboard chart hit with their joint single "Sweet Sounds of Heaven." The song has climbed the Rock Digital Song Sales chart, reaching the top 10 for both Gaga and the Stones. It has also debuted on the Digital Song Sales chart and the Hot Rock & Alternative Songs chart.