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#politics
Daily Wire: Judge Releases Details In Limited Gag Order Against Trump
A federal judge issued a limited gag order on Donald Trump, preventing him from making "grave threats" against the special counsel, witnesses, or court staff in his election obstruction trial. The judge deemed Trump's statements as posing a threat to the integrity of the proceedings, justifying the restrictions. The order does not prohibit Trump from criticizing the government generally or engaging in political speech.
The Blaze: THIS congressman just tossed his conservative credentials in the trash for a job with CNN
In September, 18 House Republicans joined Democrats to kill an amendment that would have stopped taxpayer funding of Pentagon-sponsored "Pride Month" celebrations. Rep. Ken Buck, one of the Republicans, is now trash-talking Trump on MSNBC. Mark Levin is disgusted, believing Buck is positioning himself for a job with liberal platforms. Buck defends himself, saying that Trump's behavior should be considered in determining his suitability for president. Levin disagrees, stating that Trump is acting innocent.
The Blaze: SNL’s Pete Davidson gave a COWARDLY response to Hamas attacks, despite his father’s tragic death on 9/11
SNL comedian Pete Davidson opens the show addressing the conflict in Israel and Gaza, but fails to denounce Hamas. Dave Rubin criticizes Davidson's vague mention of a terror attack and his refusal to acknowledge the brutality of Hamas. SNL takes a neutral stance instead of speaking the truth.
Breitbart: Senate GOP Conference Chair John Barrasso Endorses Kari Lake for Senate
Senate Republican Conference Chairman John Barrasso endorses Kari Lake for the United States Senate, praising her as a strong conservative voice. Barrasso criticizes President Biden's policies, highlighting issues such as record inflation and the illegal immigration crisis. Lake, who previously ran for governor and received Donald Trump's endorsement, is set to compete against Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb in the GOP primary.
PJ Media: The Left Is Realizing Their Plan to Prosecute Trump Out of the 2024 Running Is Failing
Summary: Leftists suffering from TDS are using the lawfare strategy to hinder Trump's chances in the 2024 election. However, legal experts believe it's unlikely to succeed, as Trump has not been charged with insurrection or rebellion. Disqualifying candidates based on unconvicted crimes may violate their rights. The leftists' hopes of stopping Trump through indictments or imprisonment are fading. Trump's base remains strong, polls show little impact from his legal issues, and his competitors hesitate to criticize him. Trump's criminal court cases may not be resolved before the election. Leftists are urged to take action and support a candidate, as Trump's disqualification is unlikely.
Washington Free Beacon: Trump Vows To Expel Immigrants Who Support Hamas
Donald Trump promised to bar immigrants who support Hamas, ban entry to the US for those who don't support Israel's right to exist, and revoke visas of anti-Semitic foreign students. He also pledged to enforce stricter travel bans and ideological screening, but did not elaborate on how he would do so. Critics viewed his proposals as Islamophobic and extreme.
#society
PJ Media: You Have the Right to Remain Confused: HHS and Federal Judges Want to Mandate Pronouns
The Health and Human Services and some federal judges have issued a directive requiring federal employees and people in federal courts to use preferred pronouns. This is seen as a way to create an inclusive work environment, but some argue it raises concerns about compelled speech and the First Amendment.
Breitbart: UC Berkeley Law Prof Warns Firms Not to Hire His 'Antisemitic' Students
A law professor at UC Berkeley is urging law firms not to hire his "antisemitic" students in response to the Hamas terrorist attack against Israel. The professor argues that hiring these students would condone hatred and monstrous crimes. He believes that students should face consequences for their actions and urges employers to consider their affiliations when making hiring decisions.
Daily Wire: Britney Spears Says She Got An Abortion While Dating Justin Timberlake
Britney Spears reveals in her memoir that she had an abortion while dating Justin Timberlake because he didn't want to be a father. She says it was a difficult experience and she never would have done it on her own.
#war
Red State: NEW: Hamas Claims 900 Dead in Hospital Strike By Israel, Videos Raise Serious Questions
Claims are circulating that the Israeli Air Force bombed a hospital in Gaza, but there is more to this story. Videos and statements are being shared, but their credibility and the reported death toll are questionable. It is possible that the hospital was hit by a Hamas rocket or something else that caused a larger explosion. Caution and further investigation are needed before any conclusions can be drawn.
Le Monde: 'The magnitude is terrible': The grim task of identifying burned Israeli bodies
The bodies of Israeli victims from the Hamas terrorist attack are being identified by forensic anthropologists, but nearly 400 of the 950 sent to the National Center for Forensic Medicine are still unidentified. Families mourn the loss of their loved ones, who were either recently found or too badly damaged to be identified.
#foreignaffairs
The Right Scoop: Hospital in Gaza hit by big explosion, but it may have been a misfired Hamas rocket…
A hospital in Gaza is hit by an explosion, killing hundreds of people. The Israeli airstrike is blamed by the Hamas-run Palestinian Health Ministry, but evidence suggests it was a misfired rocket from Hamas. Rockets were also launched towards Israel at the same time.
Washington Free Beacon: Biden To Visit Israel
President Joe Biden visits Israel to show support for its war on Hamas after Netanyahu agrees to allow humanitarian aid to reach Gaza. Israel vows to annihilate Hamas after they killed 1,300 people in Israeli towns. Biden will hear what Israel needs to defend its people and how they will minimize civilian casualties.
Breitbart: Report: Hamas Holding Chicago Mom, Teen Daughter Hostage
The jihadist group Hamas is holding Jewish women Judith Raanan and her daughter Natalie hostage in Gaza after an attack on Israeli civilians. The family has confirmed that they are alive but held captive. The town of Nahal Oz, where they were visiting, was devastated by the attack.
Foreign Policy: What Putin Stands to Gain From Israel-Hamas War
Israel-Hamas war distracts from Ukraine conflict, allowing Russia to advance its agenda. Russia blames the US for the violence and seeks to reshape its approach to the Middle East. Moscow takes advantage of the chaos to launch an attack in Ukraine and potentially gain influence in Washington. The conflict also poses challenges for Russia's complex alliances in the Middle East, particularly with Iran. Russia's focus on countering the US has strained its relationship with the West.
Washington Free Beacon: Hamas Releases First Hostage Video, Family Begs World To Intervene
The family of a French-Israeli woman kidnapped by Hamas pleads for her release after a video is released showing her alive. Israel says 199 hostages were taken during the raid, and the video comes before an expected ground operation by Israeli forces in Gaza.
American Thinker: The Israel War is also clarifying when it comes to some Republican candidates
The October 7th attack in Israel was a horrific act of anti-Semitism, provoking moral clarity and exposing leftist and Islamic extremism. It is important to stand with those who strive for peace and protect civilians, not with those who target innocents and promote violence. Ron DeSantis has shown principled support for Israel, while Nikki Haley's endorsement of housing Palestinians from Gaza contradicts her previous stance against their goals.
Daily Signal: Families Cling to Hope that Hamas' Hostages Will Be Freed
In the midst of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, families of the 199 missing hostages are living in agony, waiting and hoping for news of their loved ones. The number of hostages held by Hamas is complicating the search efforts by Israeli soldiers and causing anguish for the families. Despite the challenging circumstances, people from all over the world are coming together in support and prayer for the hostages and their families.
Foreign Policy: Why the U.S. Tolerates Qatar’s Hamas Ties
Qatar's stance on the Israel-Hamas conflict has drawn mixed reactions. While they blamed Israel for the assault, they also engaged in talks to negotiate the release of Israeli hostages. Qatar's role as a U.S. partner and major non-NATO ally has led to conflicting views on their actions. They have been helpful in some areas, such as hosting a U.S. military base and providing aid in times of crisis, but their support for resistance groups and close ties to the Muslim Brotherhood raise concerns. Despite this, the U.S. continues to overlook Qatar's problematic behavior due to the strategic importance of their military base.
#economy
Foreign Policy: Maybe China’s Economy Isn’t So Doomed
China's economy is facing a gloomy future, with many experts predicting a worsening downturn. However, there are still optimists who believe China will defy expectations and continue to grow. The economic data is interpreted differently between the pessimists and optimists, with the former highlighting structural problems and the latter pointing to China's track record of overcoming challenges. The outcome of China's economic growth remains uncertain.
The Blaze: Commentary: New CFPB regulations benefit Biden, not consumers
The Biden administration is focusing on inconsequential issues like concert ticket prices to distract voters from serious economic concerns. The administration's attempt to cap credit card late fees is misguided and will ultimately harm borrowers and increase costs for credit issuers. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's proposed rule is arbitrary and serves political interests rather than consumer welfare.
Liberty Nation: Paul Krugman Declares Inflation War Is Over – Swamponomics
American consumers are still feeling the impact of inflation, which shows no signs of going away. Economist Paul Krugman claims that the war on inflation is over, but his argument seems flawed. Meanwhile, crude oil production has increased, but prices are still rising due to tight supplies. The banking crisis, which has largely been ignored, is still a concern as financial institutions continue to tap into emergency lending facilities. Overall, the economic situation remains volatile.
#culture
Breitbart: Kevin Spacey Gets Standing Ovation During Oxford Lecture on Cancel Culture
Kevin Spacey, acquitted of sexual assault charges, performed a Shakespearean monologue at the Oxford Lecture, addressing "cancel culture." The actor received a standing ovation despite backlash and the cancellation of his new film's premiere.
#health
Fox News: Tommy Lee claims he used to drink two gallons of vodka a day: ‘Barely functioning’
Tommy Lee of Mötley Crüe confessed to drinking two gallons of vodka a day in the past but is now sober. Despite his excessive drinking, he surprisingly did not suffer any long-term health problems. Tommy Lee has been candid about his sobriety and how his wife, Brittany Furlan, raised concerns about his dangerous drinking habit.
The Federalist: Ohio Gosnell Exhibit Exposes Abortion Horrors Before Issue 1 Vote
Ohio voters will decide on Issue One, which would grant the right to abortion throughout pregnancy. Pro-life groups fear radical abortion and anti-parent agenda. A nearby exhibit will display crime scene photos from the trial of notorious serial abortionist Kermit Gosnell. The photos depict his gruesome practices and highlight the dangers of the abortion industry.
#crime
The Blaze: San Francisco to stop ticketing stolen cars after 2,000 vehicle thefts were reported in less than 5 months
San Francisco Mayor orders city agencies to stop ticketing stolen or broken into cars after over 400 stolen cars received parking citations. The city must find a way to identify stolen vehicles before issuing tickets. The mayor wants to prioritize reuniting stolen cars with owners and help victims of theft. The city has a reputation for homelessness and crime, including car break-ins and assaults. Officials have 45 days to respond with an automated system to address the problem.
#sports
Forbes: Travis Kelce Could Bring 'Taylor Swift Effect' To F-1 With New Group's $211 Million Investment
The BWT Alpine F1 team secures a $211 million investment from high-profile athletes and entertainers, including NFL Super Bowl champions Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce. The team, backed by the Renault Group, is now valued at over $1 billion.
#other
Forbes: Taylor Swift Didn’t Submit ‘Cruel Summer’ For Grammy Consideration
Voters are selecting nominees for the Grammy Awards. Taylor Swift didn't submit "Cruel Summer," a surprise hit, and instead focused on her single "Anti-Hero." She aims to garner nominations in Record and Song of the Year.
American Thinker: Debunking the leftwing media’s senseless narrative on ‘ghost guns’
The article discusses the inaccuracies and misconceptions surrounding the term "ghost guns." The author argues that "ghost guns" are not simply unassembled and unmarked firearms that can be easily assembled. They require specific tools, knowledge, and skill to be properly constructed. The author also criticizes the media for promoting false information about these firearms.
Fox News: Biden admin hit with lawsuit over offshore wind plans as locals rise up
Stakeholders in Cape May County, New Jersey, have filed a federal lawsuit against the Biden administration over the approval of a massive offshore wind farm. The lawsuit argues that the government neglected its duty to protect the environment and colluded with "Big Wind interests." The plaintiffs request that the court halt the project's permits and address the flawed processes.
Fox News: Alec Baldwin could face new criminal charges as 'Rust' shooting heads back to grand jury: prosecutors
Alec Baldwin may face new criminal charges in the 2021 "Rust" shooting. Prosecutors in New Mexico believe they have uncovered additional evidence showing Baldwin's criminal responsibility in the death of Halyna Hutchins and the shooting of Joel Souza. Baldwin's lawyers deny the claims and express their willingness to address any charges in court.