A Muslim dentist in Florida was fired for tearing down Hamas terror flyers. He argues that he did it to protect Muslims and Jews, but his former employer opposes his actions and he is considering legal action.

Pebble, a social network founded by former Twitter employees, is closing due to financial constraints and fierce competition. Despite its promise of real conversations, Pebble struggled to attract users and investments. The platform will shut down on November 1, 2023.

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt allegedly invested $100 million in Steel Perlot, a company started with entrepreneur Michelle Ritter while they were dating. Schmidt, still married, has given Ritter full control of the business. However, Forbes has been unable to confirm other investor claims by Ritter, and Steel Perlot has faced financial difficulties, leading to Schmidt's family office being hounded for payments.

House Republicans passed the Energy and Water Appropriations Act, signaling their return to work. Speaker Mike Johnson sees this as the first step towards implementing their legislative agenda and plans to pass multiple appropriations bills in the coming weeks.

Nine far-left House Democrats voted against a resolution supporting Israel and condemning recent Hamas terror attacks. The resolution easily passed with significant bipartisan support.

Rep. Mike Johnson, the new Speaker of the House, is a Christian conservative who entered into a "covenant marriage" with his wife Kelly in 1999. Covenant marriages emphasize lifelong commitment and have limited grounds for divorce. Only three states have covenant marriage laws, with Louisiana being the first. Johnson and other proponents believe that such marriages help strengthen and preserve the institution of marriage.

The Digest, 10/26/2023 @900PM, CDT

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