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23 Oct 2023
#politics
Fox News: New York GOP lawmakers accuse state education board of pushing antisemitic material to kids
Ten Republican U.S. House members from New York are accusing the state's education department of spreading anti-Israel messages to children through teacher materials. They claim that a video and training materials on the government website contain factual errors and biases against Israel, painting the country as the aggressor in the conflict. The lawmakers argue that the materials overlook the context of the conflict and fail to acknowledge the desire of Hamas and other groups to eliminate Israel and the Jewish people.
Daily Wire: House Republicans Consider ‘Unity Pledge’ For Speaker Race
House Republicans are considering a "unity pledge" to elect a new speaker. The pledge requires members to support the Speaker Designate elected by the party and continue voting for them. The GOP has been without a speaker for 20 days, causing a limbo in the House of Representatives.
The Blaze: 50 Cent blasts Biden for taking another vacation in the midst of war and chaos: 'Get the f*** up'
Rapper 50 Cent criticizes President Biden for taking vacations while crises unfold both at home and abroad. Biden's recent trip to Israel was followed by a request for more foreign aid, all while issues like the Israeli-Gaza conflict and American hostages held by Hamas persist. 50 Cent shared a picture of Biden on the beach, calling for him to address the problems instead of relaxing.
Fox News: Orbán compares Hungary's EU membership to Soviet occupation in fiery speech
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán compares Hungary's EU membership to Soviet occupation. He accuses the EU of stripping Hungary's identity and implementing unwanted liberal democracy. Orbán believes Brussels is like Moscow during the Soviet era.
Breitbart: Republicans Rip Joe Biden for Accepting $200K Check: 'Proven Liar'
Republicans and political experts criticized President Joe Biden for accepting a $200,000 check from his brother, James Biden, after denying involvement in his family's business. The check raised questions about Joe Biden's personal benefit from his family's influence peddling, leading to accusations of money laundering. Some legislators called for Biden to face criminal charges.
The $200,000 payment to Joe Biden was seen as shady because it involved a distressed entity that loaned James Biden $600,000. James Biden then issued a check to Joe Biden. While there is no evidence of a loan agreement between the brothers, James Biden's attorney claimed that the bank documents show the loan and repayment. Some suggested that these transactions prove Joe Biden's awareness of his family's financial troubles.
The Federalist: Media Help Dems Bash The Courts But Castigated Trump For It
California Governor Gavin Newsom angrily criticized United States District Court Judge Roger Benitez after one of the state's gun bans was deemed unconstitutional. Newsom accused Benitez of being a "right-wing, NRA puppet" and called his decision a disgrace. Newsom's fury towards Benitez is not surprising, as the judge has previously struck down California's attempts to infringe on Second Amendment rights. The media's treatment of Newsom's outrage stands in stark contrast to its condemnation of Republicans who criticize left-wing judges. The double standard is evident in the way the press amplifies Newsom's grandstanding while scrutinizing Republicans.
American Thinker: The United States has a problem with elitism
The United States has a problem with pseudo-elitism. Elitism fosters arrogance, perpetuates inequality, stifles innovation, and breeds entitlement. Elitists surround themselves with like-minded individuals, struggle to connect with others, and have a narrow worldview. They impose their will on others and often lack empathy. The common man feels disconnected and powerless, leading to political apathy and social disconnection. However, there is still hope for change by promoting traditional values and the Constitution.
#society
The Babylon Bee: Victoria’s Secret Quietly Cancels New Lizzo Lingerie Line
Clothing brand Victoria's Secret cancels planned Lizzo lingerie line after realizing customers prefer attractive models. The company is shifting away from plus-sized and transgender models, sparking controversy. Executives are now unsure what to do with the surplus fabric.
National Review: The Corner: Asked About Anti-Semitism, Karine Jean-Pierre Talks About Hate Crimes Against Muslims Instead
White House Press Secretary downplays rising anti-Semitism by emphasizing hate crimes against Muslims. White House deflects questions about anti-Semitism and fails to address the threat to Jews. Statistical evidence shows Jews are disproportionately targeted in hate crimes.
#war
Breitbart: NYT's Goldberg: 'Understandable' Why People Blamed Israel for Hospital, Israel Damaged Its Credibility
New York Times columnist Michelle Goldberg discusses the credibility issues Israel faces in the Gaza hospital blast. She argues that previous incidents where Israel blamed errant missiles but were later proven to be Israeli airstrikes have contributed to people's skepticism. Goldberg believes that Israel needs to regain the trust of people of good faith and convey the truth of what happened in the recent events.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: Japan to support Ukraine’s energy system with transformers, solar panels
Japan's International Cooperation Agency will provide support to Ukraine's energy sector by delivering transformers and solar panels in the coming months. This assistance is crucial as Ukraine faces attacks from Russia on its infrastructure ahead of winter.
Foreign Policy: After Hamas Attacks, Terror Threats Are on the Rise
The ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict has led to increased terrorist activity in Europe. Intelligence chiefs warn that extremist groups inspired by Hamas's attack on Israel may seek to target Western countries. The rise in threats includes lone actors, organized terrorist groups, state actors, and far-right groups. Security has been tightened in Europe, and the US State Department has issued a worldwide travel warning. The influence of the Taliban, who have restored Afghanistan as a terror-safe haven, plays a significant role in the rise of global extremism. The international community is concerned that terrorist organizations will attempt to match Hamas's deadly attack and gain attention. The emergence of the Islamic State and its South Asian franchise, IS-K, in Europe is also a cause for alarm.
Human Events: BREAKING: 2 Israeli hostages held by Hamas released to Red Cross
The Red Cross receives two Israeli hostages from Hamas after negotiations mediated by Egypt and Qatar. The hostages are Yocheved Lifshitz, 85, and Nurit Cooper, 85, both Israeli citizens.
Le Monde: UN General Assembly to meet over Israel-Hamas war on Thursday
The UN General Assembly will meet to discuss the conflict between Hamas and Israel. The Security Council failed to agree on a resolution, but several states requested the meeting. The US vetoed a resolution that did not recognize Israel's right to defend itself.
National Review: New York Times Admits Error in Coverage of Gaza Hospital Blast
The New York Times admits mistake in coverage of Gaza hospital explosion, acknowledging that initial claims of Israeli responsibility were heavily reliant on Hamas claims and could not be verified. President Biden and the Israeli military have since confirmed that Israel was not responsible for the blast. The Times defends rehiring a Gaza-based freelance videographer with a history of Hitler praising, saying he adheres to journalistic standards.
#economy
Newsbusters: #HEADDESK: No, Matthew Yglesias, ‘Biden’s Economy’ Is NOT ‘Great Everywhere’
Liberal journo belittles struggling Americans for not praising Biden's economy. Yglesias defends Biden's record of inflation crisis, claiming people are better off. Economist calls it nonsense, says prices are up and low-income Americans are struggling. Real incomes have not increased.
#health
Breitbart: Canada Seeks to Legalize Medically Assisted Death for People Addicted to Drugs
Canada plans to expand its medical assistance in dying (MAID) law to include those with mental illness and substance use disorder. A parliamentary committee will review the new law before it takes effect in March. Supporters argue that safeguards will be put in place to prevent misuse, while opponents worry that it normalizes assisted death for those with mental illness.
#crime
Breitbart: At Least 26 Shot During Weekend in Mayor Johnson's Chicago
Over the weekend, there were at least 26 people shot in Chicago, with five fatalities. One incident involved a Walgreens employee and a man who entered the store with a gun. In total, 477 people have been killed in Chicago this year.
#technology
Fox News: AI fakes are everywhere — how to spot them
Fake AI celebrities are on the rise, mimicking the looks and voices of trusted personalities to trick people with false endorsements. Social media sites and Google do a poor job vetting advertisers, making it difficult to distinguish between genuine and fake endorsements. To spot AI-generated images, look for perfect symmetry, distortion, unusual proportions, unnatural textures, shadows and light discrepancies, watermarks, and general weirdness. AI detection tools and Google's reverse image search can provide additional help in determining the authenticity of an image.
#other
Fox News: US Forest Service faces lawsuit over deadly flash flood linked to wildfire
Relatives of three people who died in a flash flood are suing the U.S. Forest Service for negligence in managing a prescribed burn that led to the flood. The lawsuit also claims the Forest Service failed to provide adequate warnings to the victims.
American Thinker: The media and the Gaza hospital hoax
Conservative media exposed the mainstream media's false claim that Israel bombed a Gaza hospital. Although the truth emerged, damage was already done as the initial reports shaped public perception. This pattern of misleading reporting has occurred in other instances as well. The mainstream media's biased coverage and lack of independent investigation contribute to the dissemination of false information. Accountability measures like holding the media to task and raising awareness of their mistakes are necessary to bring about change.
Foreign Policy: King of the Dammed
The decline of Marmara Lake in western Turkey, caused by dam construction, has devastated the environment and livelihoods of fishermen and local residents. The dams, built by companies with ties to President Erdogan, have caused lakes to dry up and rivers to run dry, exacerbating Turkey's water crisis.