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20 Oct 2023
#politics
Red State: I'm Cool With Jim Jordan Not Becoming Speaker and My Reasoning Is Sound
Jim Jordan's dream of becoming Speaker of the House has been dashed as his fellow Republicans voted against him. While this may sting, it may be for the best as Jordan is better suited to his current role as Chairperson of the House Judiciary Committee where he can set the agenda and lead the questioning. This situation highlights the gridlock and conflicts that are inherent in the U.S. government, serving as a reminder that every action has consequences.
National Review: Race to Succeed Jim Jordan as Next Speaker Nominee Already Hotly Contested
Prominent House Republicans are vying for the position of Speaker after Jim Jordan's failed bid. Byron Donalds, Pete Sessions, Jack Bergman, Kevin Hern, and Austin Scott are among the hopefuls, while Mike Johnson and Jody Arrington are considering a potential run. Tom Emmer, who received McCarthy's endorsement, faces opposition from Donald Trump, Tucker Carlson, and others. Speaker Pro Tempore Patrick McHenry's actions are being questioned, with some believing he is prolonging the process to benefit McCarthy. The GOP remains without a speaker, and a comeback bid from McCarthy is possible in the future. Candidates have until Sunday to file their intent, and an election will take place on Tuesday.
National Review: The Corner: Cheseboro Guilty Plea Is First Felony Conviction in Georgia Election-Interference Case
In a RICO prosecution related to the Trump campaign's efforts to overturn the 2020 election, another defendant, Kenneth Cheseboro, pleads guilty to a single felony charge of conspiracy to file false documents. Cheseboro receives a no-prison sentence of five years' probation, with the possibility for reduction.
The Right Scoop: “Ignore this crazy lady” – Ilhan Omar shuns a Fox News reporter asking serious questions about Israel and Hamas [VIDEO]
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Ilhan Omar ignores serious questions about Israel and Hamas, showing contempt for reporter Hillary Vaughn. Omar's refusal to address the issue reveals her support for Hamas and her disregard for Israel's right to defend itself.
Front Page Magazine: Biden Got $200K Payment From Family Business Tied to Islamic Terror, Hamas
2020 saw the uncovering of a scandal involving James Biden, Joe Biden's brother, profiting from the closure of rural hospitals under Obamacare. James allegedly received $650,000 from a financially distressed rural hospital operator, Americore, which had sought money from Qatar and Turkey. The investigation also revealed an envelope containing "blood-stained currency" and a "torture ticket" linked to terrorism, prompting an FBI investigation. Some details regarding the funding and connections to the Middle East remain undisclosed, raising concerns about national security.
Washington Free Beacon: Violent Crime Jumps in California, FBI Stats Show
California experienced a 3.8% rise in violent crime in 2023, while the rest of the United States saw a decrease of 1.7%. The state's Democratic lawmakers have been criticized for their soft-on-crime policies and refusal to crack down on criminals. The crime surge has caused concern among Californians and contributed to a significant number of people leaving the state.
Le Monde: In New York, is this the end of Trump Tower?
Donald Trump, facing a civil trial in New York, could lose ownership of Trump Tower due to accusations of inflating asset values to secure loans. The iconic building, once a symbol of his success, is now at risk as the former president faces legal challenges and waning popularity.
The Blaze: Jim Jordan speakership bid collapses, other lawmakers jump into the race
Rep. Jim Jordan's speakership bid collapsed as he failed to secure enough votes in the third round of balloting. Democrats have been voting for House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries. Some Republicans who initially supported Jordan turned against him in the final round. GOP held a secret ballot, voting against Jordan's nomination. Several other Republican representatives have announced their speakership bids.
#society
The Blaze: You will not believe this is REAL footage! Welcome to Race2Dinner, where white women pay $500 to be told how racist they are
Radical activists run Race2Dinner, a show that claims to open minds about white privilege. Attendees pay $500 to be confronted and accused of racism. The activists use bullying tactics and create pressure for false confessions.
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: Anti-Semitism on Full Display in Pro-Palestinian Protests
Anti-Semitic rhetoric has surged at pro-Palestinian rallies globally, following Hamas' attack on Israel. College students in the US have expressed support for Hamas and incited violence. Meanwhile, rallies in Sydney experienced chants of "Gas the Jews" and London saw a drastic 1,353% rise in anti-Semitic crimes this month.
#war
Breitbart: Israel At War: Quiet Streets, Men at the Front
Israel's capital city, Jerusalem, is quiet due to the war with Gaza and Lebanon. Military-age men have joined the front lines, while public spaces are deserted for safety. Worshippers are scarce at the Western Wall, and there are concerns of further attacks by Hamas terrorists.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Timeline of attacks on US forces as threats increase in Middle East
As tensions rise in the Middle East, U.S. forces face hostile threats and attacks in the region, with the Biden administration providing increased support for Israel. The USS Carney intercepted and shot down 15 drones and four cruise missiles near the Yemeni coast, a larger attack than previously believed. The U.S. has moved warships and aircraft to the region and put 2,000 troops on heightened alert.
Euromaidan Press: France ramps up production of howitzers used by Ukrainian army
France has increased the production of self-propelled howitzers used by the Ukrainian army. The production capacity has tripled, allowing France to replace the 18 howitzers sold to Ukraine by early 2024.
Daily Signal: Does Iran Realize Its Own Growing Danger?
Iran is emboldened by the appeasing Biden administration and its support extends to terrorist groups like Hamas and Hezbollah. However, Iran underestimates the potential consequences of its actions and the growing dissatisfaction from the international community. A devastating Western response could be triggered by even a small miscalculation on Iran's part.
Breitbart: PHOTO: First Image of American Mother and Daughter Hostages Released by Hamas
Israeli government releases a photo of American mother-daughter hostages, Judith and Natalie Raanan, after being released by Hamas terrorists. The Raanans were kidnapped during a surprise attack in Israel. US Secretary of State welcomes their release but notes that 10 other Americans remain unaccounted for.
Newsbusters: PBS Won’t Trust Israel on Hospital Bombing Because It’s ‘Carried Out Strikes’ Before
PBS NewsHour host Amna Nawaz questioned the responsibility for a hospital strike in Gaza and seemed to give more credence to Hamas' claims than the evidence provided by the Israeli Defense Forces. National Security Adviser Jon Finer stated that based on intelligence and open-source information, they believe Israel is not responsible for the strike. Nawaz also inquired about commitments from Israel to stop targeting civilian and medical facilities. Finer emphasized that the President has stressed the importance of acting in accordance with international humanitarian law during military operations. The conversation also touched on American hostages in Gaza, alternatives to a ground invasion, and the challenges of evacuating Americans from the area. [536 Char]
#economy
Forbes: IPO No Go: All Four Recent Blockbuster Debuts Are Now Trading Below Debut Price
Shares of Klaviyo, an automated marketing firm, are on track to close below their IPO price, joining other high-profile IPOs that have fallen short. Klaviyo stock dipped over 4% to below $29, trading below its $30 IPO price. Other companies like British chip designer Arm, German sandal hawker Birkenstock, and grocery deliverer Instacart have also seen their stock prices drop below their IPO prices. This is a concerning sign for the IPO market.
#military
Fox News: Timeline of attacks on US forces as threats increase in Middle East
As tensions rise in the Middle East and the Biden administration increases support for Israel, U.S. forces are facing threats and attacks. The USS Carney shot down 15 drones and four cruise missiles near the Yemeni coast, while two U.S. military bases in Iraq were targeted by attack drones. In response, the Pentagon has deployed warships and aircraft to the region and put 2,000 troops on high alert.
#culture
Spectator USA: New wines from Devin Nunes
California wine lovers have something new to look forward to - luscious red wines made from Touriga Nacional and Tinta Cão grapes typically used to make Port in Portugal. Former congressman Devin Nunes is set to release two blends, "Devin Nunes Central Coast" and "Devin Nunes Paso Robles," both featuring these unique grapes. With their intense flavors and distinctive labeling, these wines are sure to make a splash in the wine industry.
#education
Flag And Cross: 10 Toy Ideas for Kids for Christmas 2023
Looking for the perfect Christmas gift for kids? Check out these 10 toy ideas including tech-enhanced plush toys, drones, and coding/STEM toys.
Daily Signal: UC Davis Prof Targets Kids of Pro-Israel Journalists With Violence
A UC Davis professor expressed violent sentiments towards Zionist journalists. UC Davis Chancellor condemned the posts.
#crime
Fox News: Baltimore to pay $48M to men wrongly convicted in 1983 'Georgetown jacket' murder case
Baltimore will pay $48 million to three Black men who spent 36 years in prison for a wrongful conviction in a high-profile killing. The settlement, the largest in Maryland history, was unanimously approved by the Baltimore City Board of Estimates. The men alleged coercion by detectives.
Forbes: Trump Fined $5,000 For Violating Gag Order In Fraud Trial
Former President Donald Trump has been fined $5,000 for breaking a gag order in his ongoing civil trial for alleged fraud. The judge imposed the fine after Trump made a disparaging post about the judge's clerk, which was later deleted.
Spectator USA: Americans are watching legal weed’s promise go up in smoke
When Colorado legalized marijuana in 2014, it was expected to generate tax revenue and eliminate the black market, but those expectations have not been met. Sales have decreased, black market activity has increased, and the promised revenue has fallen short. The same issues are now being seen in neighboring states like Oklahoma, and the presence of cartels in the illicit market remains a concern.
#outdoors
Spectator USA: Bear viewing on the NATO border
Bear viewing in Finland, near the Russian border, is an adventurous and secretive experience. Guides meet guests at specified GPS coordinates, and visitors must wear dark clothing and bring cash. The bears are fed snacks of dog food and salmon, and watching them is an enthralling and intimate experience. However, the guides are wary of the Russian border and its implications.
#technology
Forbes: The Great Digital Transformation Author Releases Second Book About The Future Of Work
Gerard "Gerry" Szatvanyi's book, Workforce 4.0, explores the future of work, focusing on AI, the home office, and the gig economy. It discusses topics such as hybrid work, remote teams, ethical guidelines for AI, and embracing technology for a brighter future. Gerry Szatvanyi is the founder and CEO of OSF Digital, a global digital transformation company.
#other
PJ Media: Schadenfreude: Elon Musk Strips The New York Times of Its ‘Verified’ Badge
Social media platform X has removed the verified badge from the New York Times' account due to ongoing complaints from owner Elon Musk, who has endorsed false information about conflicts in Israel and Ukraine. Other news organizations still have their badges.