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#politics
Daily Wire: Federal Contractor Urges DHS To Ditch Term ‘Illegal Immigrant,’ Says ‘Jihadist’ Is ‘Racially Charged’
A federal contractor is urging the Department of Homeland Security to replace certain terms with "inclusive language." The contractor argues that the current language is offensive and dehumanizing. The report also suggests replacing terms related to immigration enforcement, counterterrorism, and law enforcement, and even proposes changes to gender identifiers. Some critics argue that this is an attempt to rewrite the dictionary and hide the consequences of policies surrounding illegal immigration.
The Telegraph: The MAGA crazies can't be talked off the ledge. They could keep Biden in the White House
In the Republican leadership fight, Mike Johnson becomes the 56th speaker of the House of Representatives. He is a Trump ally and social conservative, but Democrats paint the GOP as a party of election deniers. The Democrats have drifted left, giving Republicans a chance to retake power if they appear capable and sane, but the MAGA wing is calling the shots and unwilling to compromise. Trump voters live in a fantasy world and refuse to accept his loss or the need for fresh leadership. The GOP may need another catastrophic loss before their voters wake up and start fresh.
GB News: WATCH: Margaret Thatcher's ex-adviser hits out at pro-Palestine protesters: 'Supporting Hamas!'
Nile Gardiner criticizes Pro-Palestine marches. Advises Rishi Sunak on winning elections.
PJ Media: Biden Freezes Gun Exports to Ensure it Won't 'Undermine U.S. Policy Interests'
The Biden administration has imposed a 90-day freeze on most U.S. firearm exports and is reviewing support for the SHOT Show, a gun marketing expo. The freeze excludes Israel, Ukraine, and other countries in a multilateral export-control agreement. The review aims to mitigate risks and potentially overturn pro-industry policies that have boosted American firearm exports.
Democrats are questioning the destinations and purposes of exported guns, as they go to countries with high gun crime rates or authoritarian regimes. Companies like Smith & Wesson Brands and Sig Sauer Inc., the largest U.S. gun exporter, could face significant impact from the export freeze. Critics argue that preventing the sale of American firearms based on ideology is senseless.
PJ Media: Mike Pence Drops out of 2024 Race
In Las Vegas, Mike Pence ends his 2024 presidential campaign, acknowledging that now is not the time. His campaign was doomed from the start, facing criticism from Trump supporters who blamed him for the 2020 election certification. Pence never gained much traction, polling poorly and struggling to raise funds.
Newsbusters: Jewish Actress Mayim Bialik: ‘Living in a Nightmare That We Cannot Wake Up From’
Jewish actress Mayim Bialik condemns the attack on innocent Israeli lives and calls for understanding of Jewish experiences. She criticizes the support for Hamas and the lack of denouncement from universities. Bialik expresses her fear for the rise of anti-Semitism and the thriving of pro-terrorist groups in the nation.
#society
The Telegraph: Afghan women died in earthquake as they feared Taliban punishment for not wearing hijab
Women in Afghanistan died in an earthquake because they were afraid to leave their homes without their hijabs. The Taliban's strict laws on head coverings and gender segregation contributed to a larger female death toll. UN relief agencies reported that 90% of the earthquake victims were women and children.
GB News: Our war heroes deserve more respect! Patrick Christys calls on Britons to help raise £10k for our veterans as 'woke' Brighton FAILS to sell poppies
Amidst a hostile atmosphere, Remembrance Sunday preparations are underway. The Cenotaph is barricaded to protect it from Gaza protesters. Soldiers are advised to not wear uniforms in public due to terrorism threats. Veterans struggle with mental health issues and lack of resources. Wake-up calls are seen in schools' teachings about Britain's military history. The Royal British Legion is fighting to support heroes of the past and needs donations. (Society)
The Blaze: Young driver charged with killing 4 Pepperdine students in car crash let out on $4 million bail
Fraser Michael Bohm, a young driver, was released on bail after allegedly causing a fatal car crash in Malibu that took the lives of four Pepperdine University students. Bohm was charged with four counts of murder and vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence. His bail was reduced from $8 million to $4 million, but his defense attorney argued for it to be further reduced. The District Attorney claims Bohm was speeding at 104 mph, while his attorney disputes this. If convicted, Bohm could face multiple life sentences.
The Federalist: Hamas Apologists Are Exposing The Limits Of Tolerance
Massive pro-Hamas demonstrations in major Western cities reveal a virulent antisemitic and anti-Western ideology that threatens Western civilization and open societies. The West must confront the limits of tolerance in order to survive the Red-Green alliance. Cohesion and shared beliefs are essential to maintaining an open society.
#war
Breitbart: Study: Worldwide Antisemitic Attacks Skyrocket Since Last Year
Antisemitic attacks worldwide have increased by 500% in the past year, as revealed by a report from Jewish organizations. The surge coincides with Israel's ongoing fight against Hamas in response to their deadly attack.
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine tests mine-detecting drone, aiming for faster and safer demining
Ukraine is testing a new drone that can detect and map mines at a faster pace than human teams. The ST1 drone is equipped with sensors and a powerful microcomputer, making demining operations quicker and safer.
#foreignaffairs
Red State: Israel's President Reveals Horrible News About What Happened to Shani Louk
Israel confirms the death of German-Israeli woman Shani Louk, who was kidnapped, tortured, and paraded by Hamas terrorists in Gaza. Her skull was found, indicating a brutal beheading. Israel's President extends condolences, while Louk's family find some solace in knowing her fate. The left's call for a ceasefire raises questions about negotiating with such savagery.
Breitbart: 'Murderer Israel': Erdogan Leads 1.5 Million People in Pro-Hamas Airport Takeover
Turkish President Erdogan held a rally in Istanbul supporting Hamas and criticizing Israel for the recent violence. He denied that Hamas is a terrorist organization and blamed "the West" for the conflict. Erdogan accused Israel of being a war criminal and labeled Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu a terrorist. The rally attracted a large crowd, with celebrity guests including Yusuf Islam expressing support for Erdogan and Hamas.
Front Page Magazine: Biden Admin Pressured Israel to Turn Hamas Internet Back On
The Biden administration pressured Israel to restore internet access in Gaza, despite its potential benefits for Hamas in terms of funding, communication, and planning attacks. The move raises questions about the internet being deemed a 'human right'.
GB News: BBC blasted by Ann Widdecombe for ‘not taking sides' on terrorism - 'Lost its way!'
Ann Widdecombe criticizes BBC for not calling Hamas a terrorist organization during Israel-Hamas war.
Fox News: Rep. Jayapal warns President Biden, says he needs to be 'careful' about support for Israel
Rep. Pramila Jayapal warns President Biden to be cautious in his support for Israel, calling for a higher moral stance amidst the ongoing conflict with Hamas. She expresses concern that the American people are not aligned with the president and Congress on Israel and Gaza. Jayapal also faces backlash for her past comments referring to Israel as a "racist state," but clarifies that while she recognizes the legitimacy of Israel's existence, she criticizes certain policies of the Israeli government.
#military
The Blaze: Pentagon announces new nuclear bomb that is 24 times more powerful than bomb dropped on Hiroshima
The Department of Defense plans to build a nuclear bomb 24 times more powerful than those dropped on Japan in WWII. If approved, it will be a modern variant of the B61 bomb, known as the B61-13. The proposal aims to respond to evolving security threats.
#culture
Fox News: Halloween candy brain teaser: Can you find the hidden spider and candy corn?
Graphic artist Gergely Dudás has created a Halloween-themed seek-and-find puzzle featuring a hidden spider and candy corn kernel. The colorful artwork has posed a challenge for many, with social media users sharing their difficulty in finding the hidden objects. Dudás, known for his seek-and-find illustrations, has a dedicated following on social media where he shares his artwork and puzzles.
#science
The Telegraph: Human reproduction in space one step closer with development of mouse embryos on ISS
Japanese researchers have successfully grown mouse embryos in microgravity on the International Space Station (ISS), giving the first indication that mammalian reproduction may be possible in space. The embryos developed normally into blastocysts, with no significant differences in their DNA or genes compared to ones grown on Earth. The team plans to conduct further experiments to determine if live offspring can be born in space.
#technology
PJ Media: PJ Media Has a Fresh New Look—and We're Locked and Loaded for 2024
PJ Media has made significant changes to their website, including a new color scheme and added features. They have also announced a new mobile app coming in November. They are offering a special deal on new VIP memberships to celebrate.
#other
Breitbart: Nolte: Robert De Niro’s ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ DOA at Box Office
Apple Studios' film "Killers of the Flower Moon" has flopped at the box office, earning only $9 million in its second weekend. The film's 60 percent drop in ticket sales suggests poor word-of-mouth. Despite featuring big stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro, the film failed to attract audiences, potentially due to its long runtime and its woke narrative.
Fox News: Parched pumpkins: How a drought is impacting Halloween festivities
Pumpkin farmers in states like Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado faced water challenges and lost profits due to drought and extreme heat. Some farmers lost over 20% of their predicted yields, while others had to leave land bare. Rising labor costs and inflation further narrowed their margins. In addition to water scarcity, hot temperatures negatively affected the harvest of pumpkins, which need cooler weather to be harvested. The rising cost of irrigation and groundwater depletion present long-term problems for farmers in the region. The lack of deep moisture and declining aquifers coupled with climate change exacerbate the challenges faced by pumpkin farmers.
Daily Wire: Adele Stops Concert, Rushes To Hug Doctor Who Delivered Her Child
Singer Adele had an emotional reaction during a performance in Las Vegas when she spotted her delivery doctor in the crowd. She paused the song, rushed off stage, and hugged the doctor, who had delivered her son. Adele has been dating sports agent Rich Paul since 2021 and has expressed a desire to have more children.