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19 Oct 2023
#illegals
The Blaze: Massachusetts governor says family shelters are at capacity, will not end 'right to shelter' despite overload of illegal immigrants
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey acknowledges that family shelters are full due to the influx of illegal immigration. The state will continue to provide shelter but cannot guarantee housing for newcomers. The state plans to prioritize families with high needs and launch job skills programs for immigrants.
#politics
Red State: Sidney Powell Takes Plea Deal in Exchange for Testimony in Fulton County's Prosecution of Donald Trump
Former Trump attorney Sidney Powell has accepted a plea deal in a Georgia election system breach case. Powell has changed her stance, which could impact the case against Trump. She will receive probation and a fine, and may testify against the former president. The trial is still uncertain, with other defendants and counterarguments in play.
Breitbart: Organizers Behind Pro-Palestinian 'Insurrection' at Capitol Have Pro-terror History
Pro-Palestinian protesters illegally occupied a Capitol office building, led by the radical left-wing groups Jewish Voice for Peace and IfNotNow, both of which oppose Israel. These groups have a history of supporting Palestinian terrorists, including inviting a convicted terrorist to speak at a conference. Black Lives Matter Chicago chapter defended the terrorist and accused Israel of "terrorism" and "genocide." The official Black Lives Matter account distanced itself from BLM Chicago's statements.
Washington Free Beacon: Congress Raises Alarms About $27 Billion Green Energy ‘Slush Fund’
House lawmakers are concerned that the Biden administration's $27 billion green energy fund could be used to benefit Democratic allies and Chinese solar companies. They worry that the short deadline for distributing the funds will make vetting difficult and question how the EPA will prevent money from going to Chinese companies. The EPA inspector general has also warned about potential fraud and abuse with the new funding.
Breitbart: 'Breaking Biden' Author: Why Joe Biden Wants an Open Border Despite Terror Threat
Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow reveals in his book "Breaking Biden" that President Biden's support for an open border is intentional. Marlow argues that big business benefits from an influx of illegal immigration, as it creates a larger consumer base and drives down wages. Additionally, the Democratic Party needs a new voter base as their current supporters age, and they believe that immigrants, particularly Hispanics, will lean more towards their party. Despite concerns about national security, Marlow suggests that the border will remain open due to these underlying factors.
Red State: Where Has Matt Gaetz Gone Since His Motion to Vacate the Chair?
House Republicans engage in a grudge match over the election of a new Speaker of the House, with Jim Jordan losing ground in the second ballot. Gridlock in Washington, DC proves to be not the worst thing for the country.
Flag And Cross: GOP Hardliner Jim Jordan's Bid For House Speaker Faces Resistance
Rep. Ken Buck predicts that Rep. Jim Jordan's bid for House Speaker will face resistance, with Jordan continuing to lose votes. Buck suggests a temporary speakership to break the impasse, either with Majority Leader Steve Scalise or Rep. Patrick McHenry. Despite opposition, another speaker vote is scheduled for Thursday. The House GOP has been struggling to reach a consensus on leadership since the removal of Rep. Kevin McCarthy. The nomination of Jordan for Speaker remains uncertain.
Red State: MTG Captures Pic of 'Global Intifada' Group Chat on Hamas Supporter's Phone; SPLC Lawyer Involved
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene livestreams as Hamas sympathizers infiltrate the Cannon House Office Building demanding a ceasefire between Hamas and Israel. She requests security footage of the incident and calls for a full investigation. On one of the organizer's phones, she discovers a group chat labeled "Global Intifada" with notable member Katrina Bleckley, the lead attorney at the Southern Poverty Law Center. This reveals evidence of coordination between the demonstration and leftist organizations.
#society
The Economist: American states wrestle with how to treat severe mental illness
- In California, psychiatrists are practicing street medicine to provide mental health treatment to homeless individuals living in encampments. California has recently passed a slate of reforms aimed at tackling the problem, including building more treatment beds and expanding involuntary treatment. While some argue these laws infringe on patients' rights, supporters believe they are necessary to address the current homelessness crisis and ensure individuals receive the care they need.
Forbes: A New York City Law May Punish Commercial Landlords Who Behave Badly
A New York City commercial tenant can claim harassment by a landlord if the landlord repeatedly disapproves the tenant's plans, preventing the tenant from operating its business. In a recent litigation, the tenant sued the landlord based on a broad city law that prohibits "commercial tenant harassment." The court concluded that the landlord's repeated disapprovals constituted harassment since they interfered with the tenant's business and could lead to the tenant vacating the leased space. This case suggests that landlords cannot act unreasonably or use sole and absolute discretion as stated in the lease.
The Economist: How rationing became the fashion under the Tories
| The Conservative government in Britain is resorting to rationing as a solution to overcrowded prisons and shortages in various public services. Judges are delaying sentencing due to lack of prison space, leading to criminals being released early. Rationing is becoming increasingly common in government services, as politicians are unwilling to raise taxes to cover costs and voters are unwilling to pay higher taxes. Shortages are managed through queues, unpredictable rationing, and ministerial decisions. This has resulted in overcrowded prisons, healthcare shortages, and a discretionary planning system leading to housing shortages.
#war
Breitbart: IDF: Our Statements on Hamas Beheading Babies Got More Skepticism than Hamas' Lie Blaming Us for Hospital Blast
Israeli claims of Hamas terrorists decapitating babies during their attack on Israel is met with extreme skepticism while Hamas' claims of Israel being responsible for a blast at a Gaza hospital is readily accepted. IDF Spokesman points to audio conversation between Hamas operatives as evidence of Hamas and Islamic Jihad rocket causing the blast, questioning the double standard in belief and proof demanded.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: The Corner: Columbia President Condemns ‘Doxing’ of Her Students by ‘Extremists’
Columbia's president condemns doxing against students after law firm rescinds job offers. Controversies arise following Hamas attacks on Israel.
Fox News: State Department official calls it quits after Biden says US will support Israel: 'Policy disagreement'
A State Department official resigns in disagreement with President Biden's support for Israel's war against Hamas. The official criticizes the U.S. for providing lethal assistance to Israel, believing it to be shortsighted and contradictory to American values. The official condemns Hamas' attack on Israel but argues that Israel's response will lead to more suffering for both Israelis and Palestinians.
National Review: The Corner: ‘URGENT CLARIFICATION’ by the U.N.’s Palestinian Agency Leaves More Questions Than Answers
The UN agency in charge of aid to Palestinians, including Gaza, accused Hamas of stealing fuel, but later deleted the accusation and provided no clear explanation. The initial posts stated that a group claiming to be from the Ministry of Health removed fuel and medical equipment from the agency's compound, which was evacuated and had its security cameras disabled. The new statement clarified nothing and only mentioned the movement of medical supplies.
Spectator USA: Protests and confusion follow the Gaza hospital blast
President Biden expressed support for Israel during his visit, while Jordan canceled a summit and condemned Israel for the Gaza hospital explosion. Egypt and Turkey also criticized Israel, but Biden suggested it was done by another party. Congresswomen Tlaib and Omar blamed Israel despite evidence to the contrary. The Israeli Air Force asserted that the explosion did not occur at the hospital, and the US vetoed a UN resolution for humanitarian aid in Gaza.
The Economist: This week’s covers | Oct 21st 2023 Edition
This week's cover focuses on the challenges in Gaza, including the destruction, obstacles for a ground invasion, and options for the territory's future. Arab countries condemn Israel after a blast in a hospital. Hizbullah moves towards war with Israel.
National Review: One Man’s Martyr Complex Exposes the Rot in the State Department
A State Department functionary resigned in protest over Joe Biden's support for Israel's right to defend itself. The functionary criticized Biden's "blind support for one side" of the Israeli-Hamas conflict and accused the administration of perpetuating the "status quo of the occupation." The resignation has drawn attention and debate.
Newsbusters: Reid: U.S. Untrustworthy on Hospital Because Of Beheaded Babies Claim
. MSNBC's Joy Reid questions the credibility of Hamas, IDF, and the US in determining the party responsible for a hospital bombing. She criticizes President Biden for repeating unconfirmed claims and discusses the challenges of obtaining accurate information amidst ongoing conflict. Nayyera Haq agrees on the difficulty of obtaining immediate answers and highlights the US's role as a loyal ally to Israel. This raises concerns about impartiality in human rights issues.
Fox News: Sen Daines wants the $6 billion in Iranian assets to be used for Israeli defense
Sen. Steve Daines introduced a bill to reallocate $6 billion in Iranian funds to Israeli defense against Hamas. The bill aims to restrict Iran's access to the ransom payment and repurpose the funds to help Israel. GOP senators are increasing efforts to introduce bills regarding Iranian assets.
Le Monde: In Jerusalem, Sunak supports Israel but demands more aid for Gaza
British PM Rishi Sunak supports Israel's actions against Hamas but urges them to allow more humanitarian aid into Gaza. He emphasizes the importance of providing food, water, and medicine to the population. Netanyahu and Herzog make no mention of aid after talks, while Sunak expresses his hope for progress in delivering crucial supplies. Sunak continues his diplomatic efforts by flying to Saudi Arabia and discussing regional stability and hostage release with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
#military
Washington Free Beacon: Drones Attack US Troops in Iraq, Inflict Minor Injuries
U.S. military forces in Iraq were targeted in drone attacks, with one causing minor injuries. Iran-backed groups are suspected of the attacks amid heightened regional tensions during the Israel-Hamas war. Tensions escalated further with an explosion at a Gaza hospital, blamed on Israel, and condemned by Iraqi leaders. (,)
#culture
Fox News: Martha Stewart won't conform to age-appropriate fashion standards, wears what she wants
Martha Stewart, the businesswoman and TV personality, rejects the idea of dressing for her age. She believes people are more fabulous than ever in their senior years and applauds them. Stewart has been dressing the same since she was 17 and her Instagram pictures show little change. She questions the idea of "dressing for one's age" and has used her Instagram to show off her sophisticated outfits and personality. Stewart even appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit at the age of 82, becoming the oldest individual to do so. She maintains a clean and healthy lifestyle and believes in living gracefully and to the fullest, always trying new things and staying curious.
#health
American Thinker: Biden declares war on menthol cigarettes
The Biden administration aims to ban menthol cigarettes despite declining youth smoking rates, targeting a product predominantly enjoyed by minority groups. This ban is likely to create an underground market, making the products more expensive and potentially dangerous.
#crime
The Blaze: Democratic lawmaker wants parents of 'out of control' children to pay $5,000 fine, take mandatory 'family counseling'
Chicago Alderman Raymond Lopez has introduced an ordinance that would hold parents accountable for their children's criminal behavior. The ordinance would require parents to pay fines of up to $5,000 and undergo mandatory family counseling. It aims to address the problem of "out of control" children causing havoc in Chicago neighborhoods by engaging in various offenses.
PJ Media: The 18-Year Saga of Natalee Holloway's Disappearance Is Over
On a soft May evening in 2005, Natalee Holloway disappeared while walking on the beach in Aruba with Joran van der Sloot. Years later, van der Sloot confessed to her murder, explaining that he killed her after she rejected his sexual advances. The media frenzy surrounding Holloway's case was fueled by her appearance and background, but her family finally feels they have some closure.
Daily Wire: Police Are Investigating Possible Election Fraud By Virginia’s Porn Candidate
A Democrat running for the Virginia House of Delegates is being investigated due to a possible fake signature on her candidacy form. Authorities are looking into whether someone else signed the document and if the notary committed perjury. The Democrat candidate, Susanna Gibson, is also facing allegations of prostitution and falsely claiming to be a nurse.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Why You Should Snort-Wheeze to Early Season Bucks (Hint: Because It Works)
Using the hashtag, this Raymond Chandler-style summary is about the effectiveness of using the snort-wheeze call in early-season deer hunting. The protagonist's buddy, Tony Peterson, is skeptical about the conventional wisdom surrounding the snort-wheeze call, as he's successfully used it outside of the rut to attract bucks. With Peterson's advice, the protagonist tries it during their trip and successfully calls in two bucks. The summary explains that the snort-wheeze call can be effective during the early season, contrary to popular belief, and suggests using it when bucks are well out of bow range. It concludes with examples of the protagonist's own experiences using the call with positive results.
Field & Stream: Best Emergency Blankets of 2023
Emergency blankets are essential for protecting oneself against the elements. They are portable and practical, designed to keep you alive and retain heat in emergency situations. Some options include the S.O.L. Heavy Duty Emergency Blanket, Bearhard Heavy Duty Emergency Blanket, Arcturus All Weather Outdoor Survival Blanket, EKTOS 100% Wool Survival Blanket, and Mambe Large Extreme Weather Outdoor Blanket. When choosing an emergency blanket, consider factors like the materials used (such as mylar, metalized polyester, wool, or fleece) and the level of protection provided against cold, water, and wind.
#other
Townhall: After Years of Denying Republicans ‘Both Sides’ Coverage, Our Press Grants That to Hamas Terrorists
In his remarks, the CEO of CNN dismisses the need for balanced coverage. The press justifies biased treatment of Republicans, while giving terrorists a fair shake. The media's refusal to cover both sides of a story is rooted in partisanship and a belief that only one party acts in the truth.
Forbes: Taylor Swift’s ‘Cruel Summer’ May Hit No. 1 On The Hot 100 Next Week
Taylor Swift's single "Cruel Summer" is expected to reach a new high on the Hot 100 chart. The track is selling well, performing strongly in streaming and radio airplay. Interest in the single has grown with the release of Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour concert film. If "Cruel Summer" reaches No. 1, it will be Swift's tenth leader on the chart.
The Telegraph: Greta Thunberg appears at another climate protest in London
Climate activist Greta Thunberg participates in another climate protest, this time outside JP Morgan in Canary Wharf, demanding an end to the bank's funding of fossil fuels. She was previously arrested and charged with a public order offence during a protest in Mayfair.
Forbes: Whole Foods Market Forecasts Top 10 Food Trends For 2024
Whole Foods Market has released its top 10 anticipated food trends for 2024, including the resurgence of plant-based cuisine, the use of whole cacao, the popularity of buckwheat, the rise of vegan faux fish, the promotion of water stewardship, the trend of complex heat in spicy foods, the availability of new instant noodle options, the introduction of "little luxuries" in individually packaged gourmet snacks, the focus on women's health, and the combination of caffeine with functional ingredients.