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30 Oct 2023
#illegals
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: Texas wins restraining order on Biden admin
Federal judge issues restraining order against Biden administration's removal of razor wire at Texas border, blocking alleged facilitation of illegal crossings.
Fox News: Texas gets major win in battle to secure border despite Biden admin's attempts to stop it
A federal judge has ordered the Biden administration to halt the cutting of razor wire on fences along the southern border in Texas. The order comes as a result of a lawsuit brought by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who argued that federal officials were destroying state property to allow illegal migrants to enter. The temporary restraining order will remain in place until a preliminary injunction hearing in November.
#politics
American Thinker: Black ‘thought leader’ condemns ‘white people’ as irredeemable bigots, suggests reparations aren’t enough
In this Raymond Chandler-style summary, Yaba Blay, a self-proclaimed thought leader, promotes her views of reparations and guilt for white people. She argues that money cannot absolve guilt and demands reparations that are never enough. The narrator objects to this idea, stating that they do not feel guilty for actions they did not commit and that slavery has existed throughout history. The narrator refuses to acquiesce to these demands and questions what African Americans truly want. The summary ends with a mention of the violent atrocities in South Africa.
Red State: Plot Twist: St. Louis County Prosecutor Wesley Bell to Challenge Cori Bush for House Seat
St. Louis County Prosecutor Wesley Bell withdraws from Missouri Senate race to challenge Cori Bush in Democratic primary for 1st Congressional District. He criticizes Bush's lack of steady and effective leadership and her stance on Israel.
Newsbusters: The View: Phillips Has ‘a Lot’ of ‘Arrogance’ to Take on ‘GOAT’ Biden
ABC News is avoiding mentioning Congressman Dean Phillips, who is challenging President Biden in the Democratic primary. The hosts on The View criticized Phillips for lacking name recognition and being arrogant. They defended Biden and dismissed Phillips' campaign.
Front Page Magazine: Trump 'Gag Order' Judge Claims Government has a "Right to a Fair Trial"
Judge Tanya Chutkan believes that the government has the right to a fair trial and the ability to silence the defendant. This interpretation of the First Amendment is seen in the case of Murthy v. Missouri, where the Biden administration argues for government censorship as a form of speech. It suggests a reversal of rights between the individual and the government, an idea prevalent in the postmodern left.
Daily Wire: Tim Scott Says ‘Iowa Or Bust’ For His Presidential Campaign
Sen. Tim Scott's presidential campaign is focused on Iowa, where he plans to share his message with voters. Scott recognizes that Iowa voters tend to make their decision late in the election cycle. He is determined to perform well in Iowa and believes he will finish in the top two. Scott's campaign has shifted its resources and is now fully devoted to Iowa.
Fox News: The fine print of Democrats' plan to turn migrants into voters. Right now.
Democrats are pushing to allow noncitizens to vote in local elections in New York City, Boston, and other municipalities, as well as statewide in Connecticut. They see these newcomers as their guarantee of a permanent voting majority. New York Mayor Eric Adams is leading the legal effort to turn migrants into voters. The fine print of New York City's voting law allows anyone with a work authorization who has been in the city for 30 days, even if they entered the country illegally, to vote. If allowed, this law will make tens of thousands of noncitizens eligible to vote. The law is currently tied up in court, but Adams has a shot at winning. Other places like Vermont, California, and Maryland already allow noncitizens to vote in municipal elections. In Washington, D.C., a local law was passed to allow noncitizens, even foreign embassy employees, to vote. Democrats in Connecticut are also seeking to amend the state's constitution to allow noncitizens to vote in state and local elections. Adding 800,000 noncitizens to New York City's voter pool will have a significant impact on politics and city spending, which is already exceeding budgets. Allowing noncitizens to vote will dilute the political power of other New Yorkers. The privilege of voting should be reserved for citizens, not noncitizens. Noncitizens should have the right to vote once they follow the law, become naturalized, and swear loyalty to the nation and its Constitution.
The Telegraph: Pro-Palestine protests are ‘hate marches’, says Braverman
Home Secretary Suella Braverman called the pro-Palestine protests "hate marches" and discussed the potential need to change terror laws to combat anti-Semitism. The police expressed concern about bad actors operating beneath the criminal threshold, and Braverman emphasized the need for a zero tolerance approach to anti-Semitism. Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley urged the government to close gaps in the laws to address extremist groups and hateful extremism.
The Blaze: House Democrat accused of threatening Jewish colleague for speaking boldly about Dems who opposed pro-Israel resolution
Rep. André Carson (D-Ind.) and Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D-N.J.) clashed over the pro-Israel resolution passed by the House. Gottheimer criticized fellow Democrats who voted against it, calling them "despicable." Carson responded by calling Gottheimer a "coward" and offering to handle their dispute either as "gentlemen" or "get into something else," which was taken as a veiled threat. Anti-Defamation League CEO criticized Carson's remark as unacceptable. Gottheimer expressed willingness to dialogue with Carson.
Daily Signal: Newsom Signs Bill to Mandate Venture Capital Diversity Reporting
Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill requiring the governor's office to report the ethnic breakdown of its appointees, while signing a bill that requires venture capital firms to report the diversity of the companies they invest in. Newsom supports diversity reporting for venture capitalists but opposes it for his own office. The National Venture Capital Association also opposes diversity reporting, saying it would produce misleading data.
#society
The Telegraph: Macron rejects gender-inclusive writing to ‘protect’ French language
Emmanuel Macron opposes gender-inclusive writing to protect French language. Debate between language purists and feminists. French Senate to discuss banning gender-inclusive writing. Proposal would ban it in administrative and legal documents. Default spelling in French is masculine.
National Review: The Corner: When a Civilization Self-Destructs
Sunday column warns of the West's self-destruction, blaming "multiculturalism," mass immigration, and self-hating ideologies on campuses.
The Telegraph: Chelsea Israeli fan club told Star of David banner cannot be displayed inside Stamford Bridge
Chelsea fans have been prevented from displaying a banner featuring the Star of David, causing controversy and accusations of anti-Semitism. The club and the Premier League are in dispute over who is responsible for the decision. The Chelsea Israeli Supporters' Club, who lost members in a recent terrorist attack, asked if the banner could be replaced with one only featuring the Star of David, but the Premier League insists that Chelsea made the final decision. The club has offered to make a new banner with only text, but the supporters are upset and feel their religious identity is being suppressed.
Fox News: Harvard president announces advisory council to combat antisemitism on campus: 'No longer'
Harvard President, Claudine Gay, announced the creation of an advisory council to combat antisemitism on campus in response to criticism over the university's handling of the Israel-Hamas war . The council will consist of faculty, staff, alumni, and religious leaders from the Jewish community .
Flag And Cross: Anti-Israel Mob Storms Russian Airport, Searches for Jews After Flight from Tel Aviv Lands
Sept. 29-30 marked the 80th anniversary of the Babi Yar massacre, where over 33,771 Jews were killed by Nazi units. In Russia's Dagestan region, a mob stormed the airport looking for Jews on a flight from Tel Aviv, shouting anti-Semitic slogans. The incident sparked condemnation and calls for calm.
#war
GB News: Israel-Hamas war: Israeli solider held hostage in Gaza rescued in overnight operation, says IDF
A female Israeli soldier, taken hostage by Hamas, has been safely rescued in Gaza. The IDF soldiers are praised for the successful operation which will give the Israeli military more confidence in continuing the ground war in Gaza.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Turkey's Erdogan laments loss of Ottoman Empire at pro-Palestinian rally
Turkish President Erdogan, speaking at a rally in support of Palestinians, compared various cities to ones in Turkey, vowing to never allow new Gazas to emerge again. He also plans to formally accuse Israel of committing war crimes in Gaza. Israel is recalling its diplomats from Turkey in response.
Breitbart: Report: IDF Rescues Hostage; Female Israeli Soldier Was Kidnapped by Hamas
Israeli soldier, Private Ori Megidish, kidnapped by Hamas on October 7, has been rescued in a successful IDF operation. She is now safely reunited with her family.
Washington Free Beacon: Columbia Faculty Downplay Hamas Terror Attack as 'Military Response'
Over 100 faculty at Columbia University signed an open letter characterizing Hamas's Oct. 7 terror attack on Israel as a "military response." The letter argues that the attack was a form of resistance to an occupying power.
Newsbusters: Then What Was It? NBC’s ‘Today’ Downplays Wannabe Pogrom as ‘Pro-Palestinian Mob’
Surprisingly, video emerged of an anti-Semitic mob in Dagestan, Russia searching for Jews after a flight from Tel Aviv landed. NBC's Today downplayed the incident as a "pro-Palestinian" mob, while ABC and CBS failed to use the term "pogrom" or explain the mob's actions. The networks emphasized the risk of Israel's actions, with NBC's chief foreign correspondent suggesting that Israel's response to Hamas's attacks led to the incident. CBS provided more vivid descriptions, while ABC followed a similar pattern and highlighted the anti-Semitic incident in their coverage of the war.
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#economy
National Review: The Corner: A Lot of Big Carbon Offset Programs Are a Giant Scam
A company selling carbon offsets fraudulently exaggerated their environmental benefits, collecting money while doing little to reduce carbon emissions. Investigations and reports highlighted questionable accounting and community abuses. Forest-ecology expert exposed the company's miscalculations and called for arrests. Many carbon offset projects are smoke-and-mirrors with minimal impact. Big companies paid fees for "green" image without actually caring about the legitimacy of their offsets.
#crime
The Blaze: Police statewide were warned about the alleged Maine mass shooter weeks before he massacred 18 people
Law enforcement officials in Maine were warned about a deranged man who posed a threat to the public, but were unable to locate him before he carried out a massacre and committed suicide. The alleged shooter was a sergeant in the Army Reserve and had recently lost his job. He had been hearing voices, which he blamed on his new hearing aid.
Fox News: Los Angeles model found dead in her refrigerator with wrists, ankles bound: police
Freelance model, Maleesa Mooney, was found dead in her Los Angeles apartment last month. Autopsy reports show that she was severely beaten, bound, and gagged. The LAPD has not made any arrests or identified any suspects in her murder.
Fox News: Puerto Rican police officer accused of killing elderly couple commits suicide
A Puerto Rican police officer, José Miguel Centeno Sánchez, suspected of brutally killing an elderly couple, committed suicide when officers arrived at his home. The couple, identified as Idelfonso Janeiro Rodríguez and Angélica Adorno Cruzado, were bound, gagged, and shot in the head. The motive appears to be robbery.
Fox News: Preventing mass shootings with AI detection: Navy SEALs-inspired invention
In Maine, a horrifying mass shooting took place, leaving 18 people dead. The question arises: could earlier police intervention have prevented this tragedy? Technology like ZeroEyes, which uses AI to detect guns in security camera feeds, could potentially provide a solution to detect and deter mass shooters before they can carry out their violent plans.
Fox News: Reno man sentenced to more than a decade behind bars after fatal crash involving marijuana
A Reno man, Dana Terry, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for causing a deadly crash while driving under the influence of marijuana. He pleaded guilty to the charges and will be eligible for parole after serving five years. The crash resulted in three deaths, including the driver of the other vehicle and two men who were trying to help at the scene.
Fox News: OH woman pleads not guilty to the fentanyl-related murders of 4 men
Ohio woman, Rebecca Auborn, pleads not guilty to murder charges after allegedly killing four men with fentanyl to rob them. Investigation suggests more victims.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: How to Hunt the Best Day of the Rut No. 2: October 31
It's the start of the rut for deer hunters, with bucks on the move in search of early does. The key is to hunt in transition funnels in the morning and field-edge scrapes in the evening. Planting a scrape tree can also attract bucks to your hunting area.
#other
Fox News: 5.4 magnitude earthquake rocks Jamaica
A 5.4 magnitude earthquake hit Jamaica, causing panic on the island. No injuries or serious damage reported.