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20 Oct 2023
#politics
American Thinker: CNN praises the IRS for ‘cracking down’ on tax cheats… fails to realize they just described Hunter Biden
The IRS has collected $160 million in back taxes from millionaires this year, with funding from the Inflation Reduction Act. Republicans question the amount received, while the future funding remains uncertain. Hunter Biden, despite allegations of tax evasion, has not faced the same scrutiny as others.
Fox News: Facing negative narrative, Tim Scott touts he's got 'more money than any candidate in the race' except Trump
Facing doubts about his campaign, Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina remains confident about his chances for the 2024 GOP nomination. His super PAC canceled its ad blitz due to a lack of voter interest and his fundraising report shows a higher spending than fundraising. Despite these challenges, Scott believes he still has more money than any other candidate in the race and is focused on connecting with voters.
Breitbart: Exclusive: Mayorkas Invite to Honor Fallen Border Patrol Agents Sparks Outrage Among Rank and File
DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has been invited to speak at the 15th Annual Border Patrol Foundation Recognition Dinner. This has caused controversy among Border Patrol agents due to Mayorkas' management of the border crisis. The foundation provides support to the families of fallen Border Patrol agents, but many agents believe that inviting Mayorkas is a poor choice. Mayorkas has been criticized for his handling of the border crisis and for dishonoring the men and women of the U.S. Border Patrol. The National Border Patrol Council has publicly criticized Mayorkas, and under his leadership, Border Patrol line-of-duty deaths have increased significantly. The cancellation of swift removals for migrant children and overcrowded facilities have also added to the agents' frustrations. The foundation has a history of inviting DHS leadership to the event, but many agents feel that inviting Mayorkas is insulting to the sacrifices made by fallen agents and their families.
Forbes: Jordan Is Out: Secret Vote Ousts Him As Speaker Designate After Third Loss
Topline Republicans voted to remove Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) as their nominee for House speaker, restarting the election process. The vote follows Jordan losing support and facing wide margins against him.
National Review: Biden Received Direct Payment from Brother after ‘Shady’ Loan Transaction
President Joe Biden received a $200,000 personal check from his brother after his brother received a "shady" loan. Bank records show the money was wired to James Biden on the same day he paid Joe Biden back. This is the first hard evidence linking Joe Biden to influence-peddling schemes.
#society
Breitbart: Greta Thunberg Deletes Pro-Gaza Post that Includes 'Symbol of Antisemitism'
Climate change activist Greta Thunberg deleted a pro-Gaza post after people noticed a blue octopus toy in the background, resembling Nazi propaganda. Thunberg addressed the issue, stating that she was unaware of the symbol's implications and condemning antisemitism. The use of the toy evoked historical images of a Jewish octopus representing a global conspiracy.
#war
The Blaze: Hamas releases two hostages from Illinois for humanitarian reasons and claims 'fascist' Biden admin is lying
The Hamas terror organization released two hostages from Illinois after intervention from Qatar. The hostages, a mother and daughter, were handed over to Israeli forces at the border with Gaza and will reunite with their family in Israel. Hamas claims to have taken around 200 hostages from Israel during their attack, and additional American hostages may still be missing.
#foreignaffairs
American Thinker: Even the swamp is starting to worry about Joe Biden's multiplying messes
US officials, including former Defense Secretary Bob Gates, are expressing concern over multiple overseas conflicts happening simultaneously. The crises include Israel's war with Hamas, Russia and China's coordination in the Middle East, Iran's potential attacks on Israel, North Korea's missile launches, and the threat of disinformation. These crises could escalate quickly, and there are concerns about the stability of the US itself. The Washington swamp, responsible for putting Joe Biden in power, is now nervous about the potential consequences of their actions.
Euromaidan Press: The US-EU joint statement reaffirms long-term support for Ukraine
In a joint statement, the US and EU expressed their unwavering support for Ukraine and called on Russia to withdraw its troops from Ukrainian territory, including Crimea. The statement also emphasized the importance of economic and reconstruction assistance for Ukraine's post-war recovery.
Foreign Policy: Why Erdogan Is Unlikely to Cut Ties With Hamas
Turkey's relationship with Hamas is under scrutiny as the United States and Israel increase pressure on Turkish President Erdogan to cut ties with the militant group. Erdogan sympathizes with Hamas's cause and has long framed the conflict between Israel and Palestine in terms of Palestinian liberation. Despite previous attempts to normalize relations with Israel, Erdogan seems ready to burn bridges once again and stand with Hamas, potentially sacrificing Turkey's strategic interests. The Turkish leader's actions confirm suspicions about his true affinities and further isolate Turkey on the international stage.
Red State: Another Hilarious Angle on Biden Plane Gaggle Shows His Team's Desperation to Stop Him From Talking
: A video shows Secretary of State Blinken and White House staff trying to stop President Biden's controversial comments on Hamas. It reveals their concern and frustration as Biden continues speaking. The video raises questions about the administration's handling of foreign affairs.
#economy
Breitbart: Goodbye, Gavin: More Californians Fleeing to Arizona, Florida While Fewer Opt for Texas
California is losing residents to conservative states, with fewer choosing Texas due to rising real estate prices. The number of Californians moving to Arizona and Florida has increased. In total, over 343,000 people left California last year, the highest number of any U.S. state. The main factor driving people away is expensive housing.
#military
Fox News: Watch this armored beast protect troops from blasts and bullets
Canadian defense company Roshel Defense Solutions shows off its new Senator model Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicle, which underwent rigorous testing at Oregon Ballistic Laboratories to meet the NATO "STANAG 4569" Level 2 standard. The Senator MRAP demonstrated its ability to withstand 7.62x39mm caliber bullets, anti-tank mines, and high explosive artillery shells, showing its readiness to provide protection for soldiers in modern warfare. The testing included facing a large TNT explosive strike and a 13-pound anti-tank mine detonation.
#religion
The Imaginative Conservative: Foreword to Ronald Knox’s "A Spiritual Aeneid"
Ronald Knox, a notable English convert to the Roman Church, dedicated his life to the Church. He was a brilliant scholar and writer, known for his translation of the Vulgate Bible. Despite his accomplishments, he remained humble and unassuming.
#culture
Spectator USA: Two excellent books that offer new insight into The Iliad
The Iliad, Homer's epic poem, is a work of supreme artistry, revealing ironies and deep resonances. The first woman to translate The Iliad in English, Emily Wilson, provides her own answers and explores themes of love and honor. Robin Lane Fox's study on Homer and his Iliad discusses the composition of the poem and argues for the existence of a single real person named Homer. Both books demonstrate the enduring importance of The Iliad in understanding human values and behaviors.
#health
Daily Wire: Pennsylvania Spent Over $20 Million On Transgender Medical Services For Children And Youth: Report
Pennsylvania has spent over $20 million on transgender surgeries and treatments for children and young adults since 2015. Tax dollars have been used for puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and transgender surgeries for those under 18 years old. The funding for these services has increased by over 8,200% since 2015. Critics argue that these procedures have serious health risks, including infertility and increased cancer risks, and are calling for an end to state-funded child mutilation.
#education
Fox News: Louisiana's Lafayette Parish to permanently employ interim school superintendent
Francis Touchet Jr. has been chosen as the new superintendent of Lafayette Parish public schools. He plans to prioritize students and employees.
Fox News: GOP-backed Ohio education overhaul notches key win in ongoing lawsuit
A magistrate in Ohio ruled that a Republican-backed overhaul of the state's education system can continue despite a lawsuit.
#crime
Fox News: 2 juveniles charged with dumping acid on playground slides in southern Massachusetts
Juveniles charged after acid doused slides in Massachusetts park; four children injured. Charges include assault, battery, and vandalism.
The Blaze: Intruder breaks into home, wakes up and attacks homeowner. But victim has a gun — and ends assault in lethal fashion.
An intruder breaks into an Indiana home and attacks the homeowner, who shoots and kills the intruder in self-defense.
#sports
Le Monde: Rugby World Cup: New Zealand dominates Argentina to secure spot in final
New Zealand dominates Argentina in the Rugby World Cup semifinal, winning 44-6 and advancing to the final. The All Blacks score seven tries, with Will Jordan scoring a hat-trick. They will face the winner of the second semifinal between England and South Africa.
#outdoors
Backpacker: 3 Lightweight Ways to Turn Your Headlamp Into a Camp Lantern
Backpackers who don't want to carry a lantern can use their water bottle or a stuff sack to turn their headlamp into a makeshift camp lantern. Another option is to use a specialized case, like the Petzl Noctilight, which diffuses the headlamp's light while also providing storage.
#other
Forbes: GM Raises Offer To Striking Auto Workers: 23% Wage Increase
General Motors has announced an increase in what it is offering striking workers from the United Auto Workers union, matching Ford's offer but falling short of the union's demands. GM offered a 23% general wage increase, the same as what Ford has offered, but the union is asking for a 40% wage increase. This announcement comes ahead of UAW chief Scott Fain's scheduled address on the status of the strike.
Spectator USA: The great Marty Stuart, possessor of one of popular music’s legendary guitars
Marty Stuart, a country music legend, had the privilege of playing with bluegrass icons Lester Flatt and Johnny Cash. He was inspired by guitarist Clarence White and later married Cash's daughter. Stuart's admiration for White led him to acquire the famous Parsons-White Pull-String Telecaster, which he still plays today.
Spectator USA: Age is catching up with our much-beloved musicians
Rock legends like The Who and the Rolling Stones continue to tour and release music, despite their old age. Other iconic musicians, like Elton John and Madonna, are also still performing, though facing the challenges of aging. The deaths of beloved artists like David Bowie, Leonard Cohen, and Prince in recent years serve as reminders of the mortality of these famous figures. Despite their frailty, the adoration of fans and the financial demands of the music industry continue to drive these aging rock stars to keep performing.