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#politics
National Review: The Corner: Residency in a State Matters… Unless It’s Your Preferred Candidate
California Governor Gavin Newsom has appointed Laphonza Butler, head of EMILY's List, a pro-abortion fundraising organization, to fill a Senate seat. However, evidence suggests that Butler actually resides in Maryland, raising concerns about her ability to represent California effectively. Residency requirements seem to matter in some races but not in others, indicating that people's opinions on residency often align with their pre-existing biases.
Breitbart: Schweizer: 'National Disgrace' GOP Senators Silent on Biden Impeachment Inquiry
Peter Schweizer, author and senior contributor at Breitbart News, criticized Republican senators for their silence on the House impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. Schweizer called it a "national disgrace" and cited evidence of the Biden family's involvement in an influential scheme. He also accused Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of being compromised by China, claiming that the Chinese government has financially benefitted McConnell's family in the global shipping business. Schweizer believes McConnell is avoiding the Chinese influence issue out of self-preservation.
Red State: Socialism, Eh? Trudeau Orders Podcasting Platforms to Register With Canadian State Regulator
The Canadian government, led by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, has mandated that podcasting platforms and streaming services in the country register with the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) and promote "meaningful contributions" to Canadian and Indigenous content. This move has been seen as a threat to freedom of speech and censorship in Canada. Critics argue that it is part of Trudeau's push towards socialism and greater government control.
National Review: Bowman Staffers Try to Distract from Fire-Alarm Incident by Calling Republicans ‘Nazis’
Representative Jamaal Bowman accidentally pulled a fire alarm in the Capitol during a series of votes. His office suggested talking points that blamed Republicans and likened them to Nazis. Republicans criticized Bowman and an investigation has been opened into the incident.
The Babylon Bee: 'Yeah Sure, Whatever, That One's Fine,' Says Gavin Newsom After Throwing Dart At Photos Of Black Lesbians
Governor Gavin Newsom selects a replacement for Senator Dianne Feinstein by throwing a dart at a board of pre-selected black lesbian women. The chosen candidate, Laphonza Butler, lacks political experience but supports abortion.
Red State: Leaked Document Shows Biden Administration's True Feelings About Ukraine Run Counter to Public Statements
A leaked document shows that the Biden administration is privately concerned about corruption in Ukraine, contradicting their public statements. The confidential strategy document outlines steps to address corruption and emphasizes the potential consequences for Ukraine's fight against Russia. The Biden administration's messaging on the issue raises concerns about transparency and accountability.
Spectator USA: It would appear some people are above the law
The left has been emphasizing the importance of the rule of law in pursuing indictments against Donald Trump, but now they face a test. Representative Jamaal Bowman triggered a false fire alarm in a federal building, which is a violation of the law. He could face fines and even prison time, using the same statute that was applied to the Capitol rioters. This tests the claim that no one is above the law.
Breitbart: Bowman Asks for Help Defending Against "Nazi" GOP Attacks
Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) sent talking points to Democrats defending him against "Nazi" Republicans after he allegedly pulled a fire alarm to delay a vote. Republicans accuse Bowman of being a deranged lunatic who can't take responsibility for his actions. Investigation and possible disciplinary action are underway.
#society
National Review: Homeless Portlanders Sue City over Public-Camping Ban, Claim New Law Is ‘Impossible’ to Comply With
A group of homeless residents in Portland is suing the city over new camping restrictions that they claim are illegal and confusing. The ordinance, passed in June, prohibits people from camping on public land during the day and bans camps altogether in certain areas. Violators could face fines or jail time. The lawsuit argues that the rules violate state law and the constitution, as they subject involuntarily homeless people to unreasonable punishments. The Oregon Law Center is seeking a restraining order to prevent the city from enforcing the restrictions until the legal challenge is resolved.
Daily Wire: The Red-Pilled Right Says Men Shouldn’t Get Married. They’re Wrong.
Debate arises on Right about marriage value. "Red-pilled" Right argues marriage is dangerous due to divorce laws. Critiques agree but still advocate for marriage. Risk is worth the reward with shared values and commitment. Conservative, religious, educated couples have higher success rates. Laws need to change, but men should still get married.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: Russia May Be Testing ‘Nuclear-Tipped’ Cruise Missile, Satellite Images Show
Data gathered in Russia's north suggests that Moscow may be testing a missile capable of delivering a nuclear warhead outside the country's boundaries. The missile, known as Burevestnik or SSC-X-9 Skyfall, was previously tested from 2017 to 2019 with unsuccessful results and deadly consequences. The activity around the missile base has increased, and the U.S. Air Force has also increased surveillance in the area.
#economy
The Economist: Video: Busting globalisation myths
Callum Williams, a senior economics writer, investigates the rising trend of protectionism as governments react to economic shocks and geopolitical tensions. He debunks common misconceptions and explores the costs and benefits of globalisation, focusing on supply-chain disruption during the Covid-19 pandemic.
#military
Euromaidan Press: Germany expands military aid package to Ukraine with more SatCom terminals, ammunition
Germany has expanded its military aid package to Ukraine, providing additional 40mm ammunition and Satellite Communications terminals.
#culture
Daily Wire: Flag On The Play: Swift And Kelce’s Annoying Relationship
In the world of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's "romance," Swift is once again causing drama and manipulating her way into the spotlight. Despite their history, Swift continues to seek revenge on her ex by cozying up to his new wife. Her behavior is childish and immature, yet her fans continue to idolize her. But mark my words, this relationship won't last and Swift's true colors will show.
#history
Flag And Cross: Neolithic Cave Reveals Grisly Use Of Human Skull As Cup
Archaeologists have discovered that cavemen in a Neolithic cave near Cordoba, Spain, used a human skull as a cup and repurposed bones as tools. The purpose of these items, whether ceremonial or for everyday use, remains unclear. Researchers believe the bones were intentionally modified for use as tools, as opposed to being consumed. The discovery aligns with the presence of shared ideologies centered on the human body during the Neolithic period.
#crime
Breitbart: 'Tom Adored Him': Author Claims Sam Bankman-Fried Paid Tom Brady $55 Million for One Week's Worth of Work
Accused money launderer Sam Bankman-Fried paid millions for endorsements from Tom Brady, Steph Curry, and Larry David. Bankman-Fried's empire collapsed after risky investments. Brady initially liked him but later became angry after learning of the fraud accusations. Bankman-Fried is now isolated, with no friends.
Flag And Cross: Search Underway for 9-Year-Old Girl Missing from State Park, Police Warn She May Be in ‘Imminent Danger’
A 9-year-old girl named Charlotte Sena has gone missing in upstate New York, leading authorities to issue an Amber Alert due to the belief that she is in immediate danger. Despite an exhaustive search of the area, including the park where she was last seen riding her bike, the girl remains missing. Law enforcement officials, technology experts, and the FBI have been involved in the search.
#sports
Breitbart: Official Ruling: Trans Competitors Banned from Women's Categories in International Fishing Competitions
In a new ruling, male-born anglers have been banned from competing in women's categories in international fishing tournaments. The decision was made due to concerns about physical strength, as male-born transgender contestants were found to have an advantage over their female counterparts. The ban is seen as a victory for those who oppose transgender athletes competing as women.
#science
Flag And Cross: Parasite Turns Ants Into Zombies, Manipulating Them To Their Deaths
A sophisticated parasite infects ants and controls their behavior, forcing them to climb to the top of blades of grass to be eaten by cattle. The lancet liver fluke can even get the ants to go back down the grass if it gets too hot. The parasite's ability to control the ant is more cunning than previously believed.
#outdoors
On The Water: The Darter and Its History- On The Water
Gibbs Lures, founded by Stan Gibbs, has produced iconic lure designs for striped-bass fishing. One of the most important designs is the darter, a plug that swims deep and holds in current. While wooden darters have been inconsistent in action, plastic darters, like the Super Strike Zig Zag, offer consistency and durability. Darters are a crucial lure for fishing in Montauk and other locations with moving waters. The darter design has been successful for over 100 years.
#technology
Forbes: 3.5 Day Work Week? JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Predicts AI Could Make It HappeN
JPMorgan Chase CEO, Jamie Dimon, predicts that artificial intelligence (AI) will enable the next generation of workers to only work three-and-a-half days a week. He acknowledges that AI will replace some jobs but hopes to "redeploy" displaced workers. Dimon believes that AI is critical to the company's future success and has found more than 300 use cases for the technology. However, he also acknowledges the risks involved, particularly in its misuse by bad actors.
#other
Forbes: Emirati COP28 President Calls For A “Just, Orderly, Equitable And Responsible” Energy Transition
Sultan Ahmed Al-Jaber, President-designate of United Nations COP28 climate talks, calls for a just and responsible energy transition. He emphasizes the importance of oil and gas companies in achieving global decarbonization while ensuring human prosperity. Despite criticism, he advocates for a fair and comprehensive plan that includes a phase-down of fossil fuels. ADNOC CEO also highlights the industry's commitment to net zero and eliminating gas flaring. The Secretary General of OPEC defends the oil industry's approach and emphasizes the importance of energy security for global economic prosperity.
Forbes: Toys R Us Picks Pop-Up Shop Experts For Store Expansion Plan
Toys R Us plans to open 24 flagship stores in the U.S. with the help of retail chain Go! Retail Group. The stores are intended to raise awareness of the reborn brand and will be located in prime retail locations. The first stores are expected to open in time for the 2024 holiday season.
The Economist: Rishi Sunak’s misguided attempt to woo irritated British drivers
Rishi Sunak, the UK Prime Minister, is trying to shift the focus from trains to cars by declaring a "war on motorists." However, this agenda is misguided and overlooks the need for improvements in public transport. While driving in Britain can be frustrating, Sunak's claim of a "war on motorists" is unfounded, as drivers have been favored with frozen fuel duties and delayed infrastructure projects. Policies aimed at curbing the negative impacts of cars, such as low-traffic neighborhoods and lower speed limits, are necessary for safety and sustainability. Improvements in public transport should be prioritized instead.