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19 Oct 2023
#politics
Fox News: Cancel culture or just desserts? Debate erupts over people facing backlash for anti-Israel statements
Conservative columnist Bethany Mandel condemns American university students for blaming Israeli government for Hamas attacks and rejects the idea of "cancel culture." Some students at Harvard University blamed Israel for the recent violence but faced backlash. The debate has led to job offers being rescinded for expressing views on the conflict.
#society
The Federalist: Like Britney Spears, Many Women Feel Pressured Into Abortions
Spears' memoir reveals that she felt pressured into having an abortion during her relationship with Justin Timberlake. Many women experience similar pressure and suffer trauma after abortions, despite pro-abortion activists dismissing it as pro-life propaganda. Spears' story sheds light on the lack of choice and agency that some women face in their personal and professional lives. The decline of her mental health and conservatorship can be seen as further consequences of this lack of control.
#war
Daily Signal: ‘Even ISIS Didn't Do This,' Ministry Leader Says of Hamas
Yael Eckstein, president of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, discusses how Israel is dealing with the terrorist attack by Hamas. She highlights the devastating impact of the attack, but also emphasizes Israel's determination to seek out and destroy those who threaten their country. She calls on people to pray for the peace of Jerusalem.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Russia and North Korea officials join for 2-day summit in Pyongyang amid Western suspicions about arms deal
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov traveled to North Korea to continue talks on military ties and solidify security cooperation. This comes after the United States accused North Korea of violating embargos by providing Russia with munitions for the war in Ukraine. Lavrov negotiated the timing for President Vladimir Putin’s visit to Pyongyang and praised North Korea for its support in the war on Ukraine.
The Federalist: Foreign Policy 'Experts' Ignore Hamas' Religious Zeal
The debate over Israel's response to Hamas raises the question of whether Hamas is a genocidal death cult. Many experts ignore the religious dimension of this conflict, hoping for a geopolitical solution. However, Hamas's primary goal is the eradication of Israel and the Jewish people. Understanding this religious motive is crucial in finding a long-lasting peace. The elimination of Hamas is necessary for any hope of a durable peace in Israel. The religious motivations of Hamas also shed light on the beliefs of many other Muslims. Ignoring these realities leads to mistakes in foreign policy and immigration.
#economy
Daily Signal: Major Companies Ditch College Degree as Job Requirement
Major businesses like IBM, Bank of America, and Walmart are moving away from requiring college degrees for many positions. Instead, they are focusing on applicants' skills, experience, and cultural fit. This shift could open up 1.4 million jobs in the next five years.
#culture
The Federalist: 'Eras Tour' Movie Has Its Problems, But None Of Them Are Taylor Swift
Taylor Swift's "Eras Tour" and accompanying film rake in over $123.5 million, potentially saving struggling movie theaters. The movie showcases her love for fans and impressive live performances, although it falls short of the real experience. Despite this, the film serves as a masterful concert experience that unites both old and new fans, inviting future generations to appreciate music's timeless appeal.
#education
The Federalist: Alternative Prep Materials Help Teachers Ditch Marxist Education
The author describes their experience as a new teacher and criticizes teacher preparation programs for prioritizing ideological discussions over practical skills. They argue that these programs neglect important readings and focus on social justice and leftist ideologies. The author believes that alternative resources and a shift in educational policy are needed to provide a more balanced and effective approach to teacher training.