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26 Oct 2023
#politics
The Blaze: Republican Virginia Foxx breaks CNN anchor by telling reporter to 'shut up': 'It's anti-democratic'
CNN anchor John King accused the Republican Party of being "anti-democratic" and against free speech because Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-N.C.) told a reporter to "shut up." He claimed that they don't like questions they don't like and that they are "anti-questions." However, Foxx was simply exercising her free speech rights and no one's rights were violated.
Fox News: GOP lawmaker says pro-Israel sign at DC office defaced with bloody handprints
GOP lawmaker Tim Walberg's pro-Israel sign in Washington, D.C. was vandalized with bloody handprints, prompting him to denounce anti-Semitism. Walberg's office contacted Capitol Police about the incident and has urged the Biden administration to protect Jewish students on college campuses. Pro-Hamas sentiment has been observed at universities across the country since the conflict between Israel and Palestine. Democratic congresswoman Rashida Tlaib is facing a censure resolution over her support of Hamas. -Semitism
The Blaze: Uh-oh … Mitch McConnell is BACK, claiming he’s 'completely recovered'
Kentucky senator Mitch McConnell claims to have fully recovered after experiencing paralysis during a press conference. He attributes the incident to dehydration, but critics and reporters are skeptical and demand answers. McConnell refuses to provide any further explanation, prompting calls for term limits.
Breitbart: America First Legal: DHS Cybersecurity Agency Rushed to Discredit Hunter Biden 'Laptop from Hell' Story
CISA worked to discredit the Hunter Biden laptop story, calling it a QAnon conspiracy theory despite knowing it was legitimate. They labeled the story as a magnet for QAnon and collaborated with other organizations to censor conservatives.
Fox News: Marjorie Taylor Greene moves to censure Rashida Tlaib over 'sympathizing with terrorist' orgs
Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene introduced a resolution to censure Rep. Rashida Tlaib, accusing her of anti-Semitic activity and sympathizing with terrorist organizations. Greene dropped the resolution after the House elected its new speaker. She accused Tlaib of leading a pro-Palestinian protest and making anti-Israel remarks.
The Right Scoop: RON JOHNSON: The FBI had a scheme to turn Biden crime info into Russian disinformation [VIDEO]
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Senator Grassley released a report revealing that over 40 confidential sources informed the FBI about the criminal activities of the Biden family. However, the FBI refused to investigate Joe Biden, his son, or his brother. Senator Ron Johnson accused the FBI of turning this information into Russian disinformation.
#society
Le Monde: Israel-Hamas war: France's Jewish community concerned about upsurge in anti-Semitic acts
In France, there has been a surge in anti-Semitic acts following the Hamas attack in Israel. Jewish citizens are living with anxiety as they face insults, graffiti, and other forms of hate. This increase in violence has been observed since the start of the second Intifada in 2000, with this year alone seeing a ten-fold increase in anti-Semitic acts. The government has been asked to enhance security measures for Jewish institutions.
#war
Breitbart: PHOTOS: Palestinian Rocket Hits Apartment Building Near Tel Aviv
A rocket fired by Palestinian terrorists hits an apartment building in Rishon LeZion, Israel, injuring three but causing no deaths. The residents escaped serious harm by obeying air raid sirens and seeking shelter.
Euromaidan Press: Media: Russia uses prisoners as cannon fodder in Ukraine
Russian prisoners are being sent to fight in Ukraine as expendable forces, known as Storm-Z units, without proper equipment or training, according to BBC. The Russian defense ministry offers high payments and incentives to convicts to join these units. There are indications that other army units may also be sent to Storm-Z as punishment.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: LISTEN: Gazan Man Says Hamas Is Shooting at Civilians Who Try To Evacuate
Israeli military releases recording of soldier speaking with Gazan resident who says Hamas prevents evacuation from Gaza Strip, shoots at civilians. Israel delays invasion to install missile defense systems nearby.
Fox News: Labeling China, Russia and Iran as new 'Axis of Evil' will not neutralize the threats they pose
China and Russia share the same position on the Palestine question and will work together on a two-state solution for Israel and the Palestinians. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell branded China, Russia, and Iran the new "axis of evil" that the US must deal with on an emergency basis. However, labeling them in such a way only diverts attention from the problem at hand.
China, Russia, and Iran are not the axis of evil, but rather an axis of convenience and opportunity. They seek to outplay the US in the Israel-Hamas war and shift the balance of power in their favor. Their primary mission is not to launch a devastating strike on the US, but to check its military power and promote their authoritarian form of governance.
Foreign Policy: How Russia Evaded the Oil Price Cap
Discussions at the U.S.-EU summit centered around the future of the price cap on Russian oil exports. Proponents argue it curbs financing for the war in Ukraine, while critics say Russia easily dodges it. The price cap has lowered Russia's revenues, but Moscow has found ways to evade it. It has bought a large fleet of oil tankers, used fake signals to obscure their location, and shifted its oil exports to non-sanctioning countries. The price cap has been effective in the short term, but there is no such thing as a sanction that works forever.
Le Monde: Democratic Republic of Congo rocked by new M23 rebel offensive
M23 rebels launch new offensive in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, capturing the town of Bambo and causing thousands of residents to flee. The conflict between the M23 and pro-government militias intensifies around Goma, the provincial capital. Accusations of Rwanda backing the M23 persist.
National Review: The Corner: Watch: Pro-Palestinian Rallies at American Universities
Pro-Palestinian rallies at various universities in the US turned violent, with participants chanting for violence against Jews. Students at Princeton University chanted "long live the intifada," while a student at Binghamton University compared Israel to Nazi Germany. At UC Berkeley, a protester openly expressed support for terrorists, and at the University of Virginia, demonstrators accused Israel of committing genocide. A video from Cooper Union showed some protestors acting violently and holding anti-Semitic posters.
National Review: The Corner: Jake Sullivan’s Foreign Affairs Essay Did Not Age Well
Jake Sullivan's essay for Foreign Affairs reveals the delusional mindset of the administration regarding the Middle East before October 7. Sullivan was allowed to add new material and remove embarrassing sections for the online version.
#health
Fox News: Beloved New York journalist Arnold Diaz loses battle with cancer, dead at 74
Beloved New York journalist Arnold Diaz, known for his "Shame on You" segments, passed away at 74 after battling blood cancer. Diaz won numerous Emmys throughout his career and reported for various networks. His former colleague described him as "a class act."
#education
Daily Wire: Publisher Scholastic Backtracks On Separating Books On Race, Gender After Backlash
Children's book publisher Scholastic faces criticism for creating separate book list on race, gender, and sexuality. Apologizes and discontinues list.
Fox News: Alabama judge's dismissal of lawsuit threatens future of Birmingham-Southern College
Alabama judge dismisses Birmingham-Southern College's lawsuit, jeopardizing its future. Denied $30m loan, exploring appeal to Alabama Supreme Court.
#crime
Fox News: Maryland judge killer Pedro Argote found dead, police say
Pedro Argote, a fugitive, was found dead in a wooded area in Maryland. He allegedly killed a judge who awarded custody of his children to his wife after a divorce hearing. The manner of his death was not disclosed.
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Maine Gov says 18 dead, 13 injured in last night’s mass shootings and here’s what else we know…
In Maine, two mass shootings in Lewiston left 18 dead and 13 injured. Governor Mills confirmed the shooter is still at large.
Breitbart: Jamaal Bowman Pleads Guilty to Misdemeanor for Falsely Pulling Fire Alarm
Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) pleaded guilty to pulling a fire alarm in a congressional office building. He received probation, a $1,000 fine, and must write an apology to Capitol Police. The New York lawmaker initially claimed he pulled the alarm to open emergency doors to go vote, but evidence contradicted his story.
Breitbart: Police Took Suspected Maine Shooter to Hospital for an Evaluation in July
Robert Card, a person of interest in the Maine shootings, was taken for evaluation in July 2023 after behaving erratically. He had reported mental health issues and made threats to carry out a shooting at a National Guard facility in Maine.
Daily Wire: Democratic Congressman Pleads Guilty To Pulling Capitol Fire Alarm
New York Democratic Rep. Jamaal Bowman pleaded guilty to falsely pulling a fire alarm in a House office building. He turned himself in and admitted to breaking D.C. law. Bowman said he didn't intend to disrupt congressional proceedings and believed pulling the alarm would open an exit door. The charges carry a maximum penalty of six months in jail, but Bowman has agreed to pay a fine, issue an apology, and serve three months probation.
#science
Fox News: NASA spacecraft snaps 'face figure' on Jupiter during close flyby of the planet: See the photos
NASA's Juno mission captured a photo of clouds and storms in a northern region of Jupiter called Jet N7, leading scientists to see what appears to be a face. This is not the first time NASA has captured an image of a face on a planet, as they previously took a photo of a face on Mars in 1976.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Hunter Bags Bizarre-Looking "Cactus Buck" with Permanent Velvet During Oklahoma Youth Season
A 17-year-old hunter in Oklahoma shot a unique cactus buck with a rare condition. The buck still had velvet on its antlers and unusual knobs, possibly due to testicular trauma or disease.
#technology
Fox News: This robot can cook a burger in less than 60 seconds
A robotic startup has developed the Alpha Grill, a revolutionary device that can cook eight burgers in under a minute. The burger-flipping robot won a 2023 Kitchen Innovation Award and uses AI and sensors to adjust the temperature and cooking time. The Alpha Grill also has a self-cleaning feature and is currently only available for commercial use.
Fox News: First thing to do if you got a new Android
This article provides tips on how to customize and personalize your new Android phone. It suggests upgrading to the latest version of Android, setting up an unlock pattern for additional security, turning on encryption, getting rid of unnecessary apps, downloading useful apps, organizing apps into folders, customizing the home screen and app drawer, enabling dark mode and adaptive brightness, and installing antivirus protection. The article emphasizes the importance of customizing your phone to make it truly yours and secure.
#other
Fox News: Beatles releasing final song 'Now and Then' with John Lennon vocals: 'Quite emotional,' says Paul McCartney
The Beatles have released their final song, "Now and Then," which features vocals from John Lennon and guitar from George Harrison. The song was completed after technology advancements allowed for the separation of Lennon's vocals and piano. The band expressed their emotions and excitement about working on Beatles music once again.
