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28 Oct 2023
#politics
Red State: Someone Tried to Get the Man Behind the Harvard 'Doxxing Truck' Killed
Attempts were made to harm Adam Guillette, the man behind the Harvard "doxxing truck" campaign. A SWAT team invaded Guillette's home based on a false claim that he was holding a gun to his wife's head, highlighting the peril of antisemitism.
PJ Media: Will Rep. Dean Phillips Drive Biden Out of the 2024 Race?
Congressman Dean Phillips, a Democrat from Minnesota, has entered the race for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination. While he is not expected to win, Phillips could potentially impact Joe Biden's campaign and cause chaos within the party, similar to what happened when Senator Eugene McCarthy challenged President Lyndon Johnson in 1968. Phillips plans to focus on Biden's age as a vulnerability. This could be a problem for Biden, as Phillips may further expose this vulnerability and potentially make him consider dropping out of the race.
#society
Red State: Why Did the Truth-Driven Media Run from the Story of a Murdered Journalist Once His Killer Was Arrested?
Journalist Josh Kruger is found dead after a home invasion. The media initially covers his inspiring life story, but loses interest when it is revealed that he had a complicated relationship with his killer. The press abandons the story once it no longer fits their narrative.
#war
The Telegraph: Israel briefing: Five key developments in the Israel-Hamas war
Israel has launched an expanded ground operation in Gaza, intensifying its bombardment and causing a communication blackout. The strikes have destroyed buildings and allegedly killed Hamas commanders. Egypt also experienced drone attacks.
Fox News: Israeli hostage families demand meeting with government
Families of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza are demanding a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Gallant. They plan to protest in Tel Aviv if their request is not met. The families are concerned about the military's attacks on Gaza and fear for the lives of the hostages who may be held in tunnels. Israel's main objectives in the war are to eliminate Hamas' military capabilities and rescue the hostages. Hamas has stated that the hostages will not be released until a ceasefire deal is reached.
#economy
The Telegraph: Politicians beg Taylor Swift to tour their countries after $5.7bn boost to US economy
World leaders are clamoring for Taylor Swift to bring her tour to their countries after it gave a $5.7 billion boost to the US economy. Politicians from five countries are pleading with the pop star on social media to include them in the next leg of her Eras tour. Finance analysts anticipate a comparable impact on the UK economy when Swift performs across 13 dates starting in June 2024.
#health
Fox News: This Washington father lost his son to fentanyl. Nearly two years later, he lost another
Andrew Wonacott's two sons, William and James, both died from fentanyl overdoses. In response, Wonacott has become an advocate in the fight against the fentanyl epidemic. He is pushing for legislation to harshen penalties for drug dealers and educates the community about fentanyl through his work on a state task force. Wonacott's goal is to prevent other families from experiencing the devastation that his family has endured.
#education
National Review: DeSantis Directs Florida State Universities to ‘Deactivate’ Students for Justice in Palestine Group
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has ordered the deactivation of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) from colleges across the state's university system. The order is based on SJP's alleged provision of "material support" to Hamas, a designated foreign terrorist group. The national SJP body released a "toolkit" praising Hamas and encouraging student members to support the global "resistance" movement. SJP plans to challenge the order in court, claiming it violates First Amendment rights.
#sports
PJ Media: Why We Love Baseball
Growing up in North Texas, baseball was always the first choice for kids like me. It offered the opportunity to dream and embody the spirit of America. Last night, in the shadow of a national tragedy, baseball reminded us of what is beautiful about our country.