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18 Oct 2023
#politics
PJ Media: Boycotts and Burgers: McDonald's Gets Grilled
McDonald's faced backlash for providing free meals to Israeli soldiers, with some restaurants supporting Gaza and the Palestinians. Left-wing groups called for a boycott of the chain, while McDonald's in other countries emphasized their independence from McDonald's Israel. The situation highlights the paradox of the left's selective support for equality and peace.
Red State: Jim Jordan May Not Become the Next Speaker, So What's Next?
The second vote for Speaker of the House lacks support for Jim Jordan. He fell short of the necessary votes and faces opposition from fellow GOP members. Jordan's team is attempting to gain more support, but it seems unlikely that he will reach the required number of votes. Several other potential candidates, such as Tom Emmer, have been mentioned, but the Republican conference remains divided. In a possible solution, there is talk of empowering Speaker Pro Tempore Patrick McHenry to oversee legislation if Jordan fails to win the vote.
Fox News: Cruz demands answers from Mayorkas on denial of Secret Service protection for RFK Jr
Senator Ted Cruz questioned Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas regarding the denial of Secret Service protection for presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. despite recorded threats. Cruz demanded answers on the lengthy response time, justification for the denial, and the criteria for Secret Service protection. Kennedy's request was denied, and soon after, an armed man was arrested at one of his campaign events. Threats against Kennedy were later revealed in Secret Service records, leading to concerns of potential assassination attempts.
#society
The Blaze: Berkeley law professor pleads with law firms not to hire his 'anti-Semitic' students
A law professor at the University of California, Berkeley warns law firms not to hire students who support discriminatory bylaws and blame Jews and Israelis for the Hamas massacre. Anti-Semitism is not new on campus and several student groups have adopted a bylaw that creates "Jew-free" zones. Some law firms and CEOs are also taking action and refusing to hire supporters of terrorists and anti-Semites. Schools are losing funding from donors due to their apparent anti-Semitic response to the conflict.
#war
Fox News: Florida AG Moody urges campus police chiefs to show ‘zero tolerance’ to anti-Jewish hate crimes
Attorney General Ashley Moody warns Florida colleges about hate crimes targeting Jewish students due to tensions surrounding the Hamas terror attack against Israel. Moody emphasizes the state's zero-tolerance policy for hate crimes and urges colleges to protect Jewish students from antisemitism on campus. The memo comes as universities in the U.S. see an increase in anti-Israel and pro-Palestinian rallies, with Jewish students accusing colleges of ignoring antisemitism.
Fox News: What is Islamic Jihad, the Iran-funded terrorist group?
Israel claims that the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) is responsible for a deadly airstrike on a hospital in Gaza City. Hamas blames Israel. The PIJ is a terrorist organization that seeks to establish an Islamist Palestinian state and receives support from Iran, Syria, and Hezbollah. The group has carried out suicide attacks and shares a united goal with Hamas of Israel's demise.
Breitbart: Israel Has 'Forfeited Any Right to Exist' Declares Former British MP
Former British MP Chris Williamson declares that Israel should be abolished after international media blames Israel for an explosion at a hospital in Gaza. Israel Defense Forces claim the explosion was caused by a misfired rocket from Palestinian Islamic Jihad. Williamson justifies terror attacks on Israel and accuses Israel of racism. Jeremy Corbyn also blames Israel for the blast. No evidence has been provided to support these claims.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Joe Biden Touches Down in Israel as It Wages War on Hamas Terror
President Biden arrives in Israel after a deadly explosion blamed on Israel; crisis talks begin with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
The Right Scoop: Turns out hospital in Gaza was NOT hit by a rocket and hundreds of Palestinians did NOT die…
New evidence suggests that the hospital in Gaza was not hit by an Islamic Jihad rocket, but rather the adjacent parking lot. Drone footage shows limited damage to the hospital structures, confirming the veracity of the IDF's drone footage. The media's lack of skepticism towards Hamas' misinformation is evident.
National Review: Powerlessness Corrupts
The corruption of power and powerlessness is evident in the conflict between Israel and Gaza. Intellectuals are often attracted to power and are seduced by powerlessness. The theory of postcolonialism infantilizes the colonial subject, leading them to willingly surrender their agency. In the West, there is a biased view towards Israel, disregarding the barbarism of Hamas's attack. The cult of powerlessness is built on a lie, as Palestinian terrorists should be held accountable for their actions.
Fox News: Biden says Israel not to blame for Gaza hospital blast, cites data 'shown by my defense department'
President Biden confirmed that the blast at a hospital in Gaza was not caused by Israel, based on data seen from the U.S. Department of Defense. During a press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, both leaders condemned the violence and discussed the impact on children in Israel.
PJ Media: Did the Biden Admin Let the Attack on Israel Happen?
The Biden administration is facing scrutiny over their knowledge of the planned assault on Israel by Hamas. Conflicting stories from U.S. intelligence services suggest a cover-up may be happening to deflect attention from potential intelligence failures. There is evidence that the Biden administration knew about Iran's involvement in the attack, despite their claims to the contrary.
Spectator USA: Meet Maria Corina Machado: could she become Venezuela’s Margaret Thatcher?
In Venezuela, there have been several opposition leaders who gained popularity but ultimately lost hope. Now, Maria Corina Machado, a strong and ideologically driven woman, is emerging as a new leader. A recent study shows that she is the leading opposition presidential candidate for the upcoming 2024 elections, with 33 percent of respondents naming her as their preferred candidate. Despite challenges and a controlled electoral system, Machado represents a new hope for change in the country.
Breitbart: Evidence: Palestinian Terrorists, not Israel, Hit Hospital in Gaza
Evidence has emerged that contradicts initial reports of an Israeli airstrike hitting a hospital in Gaza City. Video footage, radar analysis, and an intercepted call between Hamas operatives suggest that a misfired rocket from a Palestinian terrorist group caused the explosion. Despite this evidence, world leaders and media organizations initially blamed Israel, causing public relations damage and sparking backlash. The Israeli Defense Forces later released further evidence supporting their claim that the explosion was caused by a Palestinian rocket, not an Israeli airstrike.
National Review: The Corner: Orbán, Putin, and Us
Hungarian leader Viktor Orbán cultivates warm ties with both Putin and the Chinese government, maintaining supplies of Russian gas and oil despite others weaning off. Orbán is considered a favorite foreign leader of the American Right, with The Heritage Foundation aligning with him and him being a star speaker at CPAC events. Bill Browder, father of the Magnitsky acts, speaks virtually at the Budapest Forum to avoid potential harm from Orbán's connection to Putin. Putin has invaded Ukraine, committing war crimes and abolishing independent media within Russia.
#economy
American Thinker: ‘Mother lode’ of rare minerals used for EVs lies in Canada… beneath a ‘mother lode’ of naturally-sequestered CO2
A clash between the left's competing interests is brewing over the Ring of Fire, an untapped source of valuable metals in Northern Ontario. Digging up these metals could release significant greenhouse gases, sparking a fight between mining companies, climate advocates, and indigenous groups. The left's Net Zero position clashes with the electric vehicle mandate, which relies on the argument that CO2 is bad. Money is also at stake, with a potential $70 billion profit. Despite the contradictions, the allure of money may lead to the mining venture becoming a reality.
#religion
Breitbart: Pope Francis Receives Dissident LGBT Nun in Vatican
Pope Francis met with Sister Jeannine Gramick, cofounder of the pro-LGBT group New Ways Ministry, to discuss same-sex unions and opposition to criminalizing LGBT+ people in society. The Vatican previously criticized Sister Gramick and New Ways Ministry for not upholding the Church's teachings on homosexuality. Sister Gramick is permanently prohibited from pastoral work involving homosexual persons according to the Vatican's decision.
#culture
Forbes: Beyoncé’s Concert Movie May Be Pushing Other Films Out Of The Way
Beyoncé's upcoming movie, "Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé," has caused the release date of "The Bikeriders" to be moved, sparking questions about whether it was to avoid competition or due to the ongoing actor's strike in Hollywood. Smaller films like "The Bikeriders" rely on celebrity promotion, which cannot currently happen due to the strike. Beyoncé's film is expected to be a huge success, similar to Taylor Swift's concert film.
Fox News: 'Love Actually' director admits he regrets film's fat jokes: No 'longer funny'
"Love Actually" director Richard Curtis regrets making weight jokes in his films, acknowledging that they are no longer funny. He also expresses regret over the lack of diversity in his films, admitting that he was unobservant and not as clever as he should have been. Curtis joins other Hollywood figures in apologizing for jokes that didn't age well, although some comedians and film directors resist the pressure to apologize.
Le Monde: The death of American Literature Nobel Prize-winning poet Louise Glück
American poet Louise Glück, winner of the Pulitzer Prize and Nobel Prize in Literature, has passed away at the age of 80 from cancer. Though initially unknown in France, her work has since gained recognition and praise from writers worldwide, with South African writer J. M. Coetzee expressing admiration for her unique and independent approach to poetry. Glück's upbringing and early influences shaped her literary journey, and her extensive body of work reflects her affinity for moving and unfinished forms of expression.
#health
Forbes: Amazon Will Start Delivering Prescriptions By Drone
Amazon will test drone deliveries of prescriptions for customers in College Station, Texas, allowing them to receive their medications within an hour of ordering. The service will initially offer more than 500 medications and is expected to expand to other markets in the future. Amazon's drones will ensure the delivery zone is clear before dropping off the package.
#crime
Fox News: Singapore inspecting Credit Suisse, others in money laundering probe
Singapore's Monetary Authority plans to conduct an inspection of Credit Suisse to determine whether it properly monitored wealthy clients after a customer was charged with money laundering. Singapore police have already arrested 10 foreigners in connection with the case.
Fox News: Florida man tries to ditch police with goofy whiteboard message that quickly backfires
In Lakeland, Florida, police were greeted by a whiteboard message outside a home, claiming that Johnny Yates did not live there. However, officers were not fooled and discovered Yates hiding in a modified chest of drawers. The four uncooperative occupants of the home also faced charges.
Fox News: Former Oregon prison nurse, who sexually assaulted female inmates, sentenced to 30 years
Former Oregon prison nurse Tony Klein has been sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for sexually abusing at least nine women in custody at the Coffee Creek Correctional Facility. Klein's sentence also includes five years of supervised release. Klein, who denies the allegations, was convicted on 17 counts of sexual assault and four counts of lying under oath. Numerous women have sued the Oregon Department of Corrections over the nurse's actions.
Fox News: Albuquerque man who killed a USPS mail carrier as a teen sentenced to 22 years in prison
Four years ago, a 17-year-old fatally shot a U.S. Postal Service mail carrier in New Mexico. The shooter, now an adult, has been sentenced to 22 years in prison for second-degree murder and using a firearm during a crime of violence resulting in death.
#sports
Forbes: This Coach Believes His New Defense Is The Future Of Basketball
Basketball teams are constantly innovating to gain an edge. Recently, focus has been on offensive tactics, leading to more scoring. However, defensive strategies have not kept up. Coach Nick has developed a new defense called the "Chase defense" that eliminates ball screens and limits three-point shots. It has shown promise in practice and has the potential to revolutionize the game.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Woodcock: The Strangest Gamebird
Woodcock, a strange and goofy-looking upland bird, are highly revered and popular among dedicated hunters. They migrate and appear magically in covers, making them a valuable addition to bag limits. Woodcock can be found in boggy, muddy areas with dense cover and young forests, as well as mixed in with ruffed grouse. They can be hunted using pointing dogs, and their season runs from late September to February. Woodcock are easier to hit than grouse and hold steady for pointing dogs. The best shotguns for woodcock hunting are light and have shorter barrels, and shot sizes should be either or . Woodcock should be plucked and cooked with the skin on to hold in the fat.
#other
Fox News: 'Wheel of Fortune' fans slam Pat Sajak for accepting a wrong answer
Fans of the game show "Wheel of Fortune" were upset over an accepted incorrect answer. Contestant Nadine from New Jersey said "Nuts" instead of "Nut" to solve the puzzle. Longtime host Pat Sajak accepted her answer, causing outrage among passionate fans.
Red State: Victoria's Secret Ditches the Woke to Stop Going Broke, Will Embrace "Sexy" Again
Victoria's Secret learned the hard way that prioritizing politics over their product and culture led to a significant drop in revenue. Their efforts to promote inclusivity and embrace a hyper-feminist message did not translate into sales. Now, they are revamping their brand to focus more on the sexiness they are known for, while still embracing inclusivity by creating lingerie for women with disabilities. This move aims to expand their consumer base and recover from the negative impact of their previous political stance.