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26 Oct 2023
#politics
Breitbart: CNN’s Tapper: Speaker Mike Johnson's 'Ideology Is Very Far to the Right'
CNN anchor Jake Tapper discusses new House Speaker Mike Johnson's conservative ideology and ability to present his viewpoints in a mild-mannered way. Tapper questions if Johnson's far-right beliefs will be a liability for him, as they may not align with the more centrist views of his party and the country.
The Economist: The Republican Party no longer believes America is the essential nation
The Republican Party has undergone a transformation from internationalism to isolationism under the influence of Donald Trump. The party now embraces paranoid nativism and a doctrine of "America First" that rejects allies and is hesitant to support Ukraine in its conflict with Russia. This shift can be traced back to the long history of the party, which has seen periods of protectionism and anti-immigration sentiment. While there are dissenters within the party, the dominance of Trump's ideas has reshaped the Republican Party's foreign policy.
#society
American Thinker: You’ll never guess what the NYC council’s solution to rising instances of e-bike fires is….
New York City is proposing legislation that would require delivery apps to provide safe e-bikes to workers. This is an attempt to address fire safety concerns caused by uncertified e-bikes and lithium batteries. However, the effectiveness of this approach relies on users following strict guidelines to prevent fires. The government's involvement in private business operations raises questions about personal autonomy and the role of politicians.
The Telegraph: Remembrance Poppy gets plastic-free makeover
The Remembrance Poppy has undergone a plastic-free makeover after 28 years. The Royal British Legion has developed a new design made entirely of paper, sourced from renewable fibers and recycled coffee cup offcuts. This change is part of their sustainability efforts.
#war
Washington Free Beacon: Harvard Scrubs Online Bio of Student Captured on Video Harassing Israeli Classmate
Harvard University removes the biography of a graduate student who accosted an Israeli student during a campus protest. The university forms a task force to assist student protesters whose names were publicized after blaming Israel for a terrorist rampage.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: Congress Eyes Crackdown on US Funding for Iran-Backed Terror Orgs
Republican lawmakers are proposing legislation to prevent the U.S. from funding international organizations that work with terrorist groups Hamas and Hezbollah. The bill, called the HATIKVAH Act, aims to increase support for Israel and crack down on funding streams to organizations that support the terrorist groups. It would impact groups like the U.N. Relief and Works Agency, which is known to use anti-Semitic materials and has been used by Hamas to store weapons. The bill requires groups receiving U.S. funds to undergo third-party audits and certification from the State and Treasury Departments.
Euromaidan Press: British intel: North Korea on course to become Russia’s major arms supplier alongside Iran, Belarus
British intelligence reports that North Korean munitions have reached Russian ammunition depots, potentially making North Korea a major arms supplier to Russia in their military operations in Ukraine.
#economy
Breitbart: UAW Strikes Deal with Ford, Securing Robust Wage Hikes for Auto Workers
The United Auto Workers (UAW) reaches a tentative agreement with Ford, ending the strike. The agreement includes substantial wage increases, reinstating benefits, and the right to strike over plant closures.
American Thinker: End Fiat Money, End Forever Wars
Mark Jeftovic argues that World War III has been in the works since nations abandoned the gold standard in order to finance wars. The abandonment of sound money led to the destruction of economies and the rise of totalitarian regimes. Jeftovic contends that ending fiat money is the key to ending forever wars, central bank oligarchy, and Western totalitarianism.
#religion
Breitbart: Pope Francis Says No to Women Priests: 'Holy Orders Reserved for Men'
Pope Francis has reiterated that the Catholic Church will continue to reserve holy orders for men, rejecting the idea of women becoming priests or deacons. In an interview for a book, the Pope stated that the diaconate, which is the first degree of holy orders, should not be open to women as it would undermine the essence of the Church. While he praised women for their ecclesial intuition, he emphasized that ordaining women and ending priestly celibacy would not solve the Church's underlying issues.
#culture
Fox News: Jennifer Lawrence joins Demi Moore, Margot Robbie going full frontal in Hollywood
Now that her film "No Hard Feelings" has hit streaming services, Jennifer Lawrence is facing renewed scrutiny over her full-frontal nude scene. Lawrence's film "No Hard Feelings" features the actress in a full-frontal nude scene.
#health
The Economist: England’s NHS is trying once again to collate patients’ data
England's NHS is aiming to improve efficiency and patient care by collating patients' data through the Federated Data Platform (FDP). The FDP aims to stitch together disparate datasets across the NHS to provide real-time insights and improve diagnoses, treatment, and decision-making processes. Although the project has faced communication issues and concerns about privacy, there is hope that joining up data will be beneficial for the NHS, especially in these challenging times.
Breitbart: Watchdog Crafts ‘Bill of Rights’ for Youths Escaping Transgenderism
A medical watchdog group has released a model legislation called the "Detransitioner Bill of Rights," aiming to support individuals who want to detransition from experimental sex change treatments. The bill outlines six fundamental rights for detransitioners, including informed consent, effective care, public transparency, insurance coverage, legal restoration, and justice. The legislation has been praised by detransitioners who have experienced harm from these treatments.
#crime
Le Monde: French escape artist Redoine Faïd sentenced to 14 years in a disproportionate trial
Armed robber Rédoine Faïd sentenced to 14 years for helicopter escape from prison. He had previously received a 10-year sentence for another escape.
The Telegraph: Watch: Venezuelan police seize dozens of weapons in anti-gang prison raid
In a government anti-gang mission, Venezuelan police entered Tocuyito prison to regain control. The prison was overcrowded with over 2,000 inmates. This follows a previous operation in Tocoron prison where a dangerous criminal gang was dismantled.
Le Monde: Encryption 'backdoors,' an unenforceable yet recurring political objective
Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin blames encrypted messaging apps for allowing a terrorist to act despite surveillance. He argues for a "back door" to access encrypted messages, but the encryption used by apps like Signal and WhatsApp is virtually impossible to decipher without the key. The only effective way to read these messages is to gain access to the devices used.
#science
American Thinker: The actual 'climate change' agenda
The State of the Climate Report is alarmist and filled with false claims about the dangers of climate change. The report blames economic growth and calls for damaging solutions like eliminating fossil fuels. It even recommends decreasing the human population, showing a disturbing trend towards depopulation.
#other
The Telegraph: Tougher rules considered as Ireland reaches limit of support for migrants
Ireland may not be able to provide housing and support for the increasing number of migrants, including Ukrainians, due to its housing crisis and limited resources. Prime Minister Leo Varadkar expressed concerns about accommodating another 30,000 to 50,000 refugees next year, as Ireland has already taken in almost 100,000 Ukrainians since 2022. The government is considering implementing stricter rules, such as limiting the time Ukrainian refugees can stay in state housing to three months.
Breitbart: Shannon Watts Blames Maine's Lack of Gun Control Before Facts Known
Shannon Watts, founder of Moms Demand Action, criticized the lack of gun control in Maine following a shooting incident. She listed various gun control measures that Maine does not have and expressed frustration over the rejection of a bill that would have implemented a 72-hour waiting period. However, she failed to mention that California, despite having stricter gun controls, had the highest number of active shooter incidents in 2021. Her comments were made before any facts about the shootings were known.