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21 Oct 2023
#illegals
Fox News: High migrant numbers break multiple records in new blow to Biden border strategy
Illegal migrant numbers at the southern border reached new levels in September, with the highest monthly encounters on record and the highest fiscal year total on record. From a total of 269,735 migrant encounters in September, 218,763 were illegal entries. The yearly total for migrants at the southern border for FY 23 is higher than the previous two fiscal years. The Biden administration's border strategy faces a significant blow.
#politics
The Right Scoop: Supreme Court to take up Missouri v Biden social media censorship case, but STAYS lower court restrictions; Alito dissents…
The Supreme Court grants a stay on the restrictions imposed by lower courts, allowing Joe Biden's administration to encourage social media companies to remove misinformation. The court will take up the case and hear arguments regarding free speech and the government's involvement in speech policing.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Frontline report: Russians lost 1400 soldiers and 175 tanks and armored fighting vehicles in Avdiivka in one day
Frontline report: Russians lost 1400 soldiers and 175 tanks in a major setback near Avdiivka.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Israel-Hamas war: Tensions flare in European countries
European governments prepare for potential Israeli ground offensive in Gaza Strip, fearing increased tensions and rise in anti-Semitic and Islamophobic acts. Germany sees multiple incidents, including Molotov cocktail attack on synagogue and unauthorized pro-Palestinian rallies. Spain witnesses pro-Palestinian demonstration turning violent, with insults hurled at Jewish shopkeepers. UK experiences significant increase in anti-Semitic and Islamophobic acts, prompting closure of Jewish schools and government response.
American Thinker: The plague of the 'Missing' sign rippers
In Western cities, pro-Israel activists have been putting up "Missing" signs to raise awareness about Israeli hostages being held by Hamas. However, pro-Hamas leftists have been tearing down these signs, erasing the evidence of the hostages' existence. It is a disturbing manifestation of the pro-Hamas movement.
#education
Fox News: School bus driver's quick thinking helps save boy choking on penny: 'Help me save this baby'
Bus driver Raquel Radford Baker saved a 7-year-old boy who was choking on a penny by performing the Heimlich maneuver. Baker, who was filling in for a coworker that day, acted quickly and was able to clear the boy's airway. She was hailed as a hero for her actions.
#crime
The Blaze: Home Depot employee charged with allegedly embezzling $1.2 million over 15-month span
An employee at Home Depot in San Rafael, California, is accused of embezzling $1.2 million from the store. Letitia Marie McAdoo, 42, faces three felony charges for changing financial records to take cash. She was found with $1,500 in her bra and had thousands of dollars in cash at her home.
#other
Newsbusters: Roy Wood Jr. Compares ‘Daily Show’ Gig to Being a Marine
Roy Wood, Jr., a former radio journalist and correspondent for "The Daily Show," believes that late-night television as we know it is in danger of fading away due to changing budgets and demographics. He thinks that podcasters and comedians are already competing with traditional late-night shows, making them more affordable and accessible to regular people. Comedy Central continues to search for a replacement for Trevor Noah, but Wood feels that the late-night format may not be the best way forward. Instead, more viewers are turning to platforms like YouTube and rebel comics for satirical comedy.
Field & Stream: What Is a Rain Shadow?
The Atacama Desert in northern Chile is an extremely dry place due to being in a rain shadow caused by the Andes mountains. It receives little to no rainfall, making it inhospitable for most life. However, some specially adapted plants and animals are able to survive there.