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30 Oct 2023
#politics
Fox News: Biden lashes out at speaker's gay marriage stance, coroner's report on Matthew Perry and more top headlines
Biden criticizes House speaker over same-sex relationships. (Hashtag: )
Coroner releases first report on Matthew Perry's cause of death. (Hashtag: )
#society
American Thinker: What the fall of men’s clothing stores says about America
. The disappearance of local men's clothing stores like Rogers in small American towns like Perth Amboy speaks to the changing demographics and social dynamics of these communities. The loss of these stores not only affects access to professional attire but also impacts a town's sense of identity and social mobility. The convenience of online shopping may not fully compensate for the decline of local businesses and the sense of community they fostered.
GB News: 'Decline is not inevitable': McCarthy calls for end to 'victimhood mindset' as he promises 'hope-filled vision'
US politician Kevin McCarthy spoke at the inaugural conference of the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship in London, calling for an end to the "victimhood mindset" and promoting a more hopeful vision for the future. Baroness Philippa Stroud also addressed the conference, emphasizing the importance of freedom, kindness, and rediscovering solid foundations for society.
American Thinker: European Opera is Not ‘White’ Music
A North Carolina public radio station rejected broadcasting contemporary operas due to the programmer's Christian faith and belief that they were inappropriate. There was outrage and the decision was reversed.
NPR's celebration of replacing "white" men and culture in opera is destructive and dehumanizing. Race and sexuality are not contemporary themes, and racializing art hinders creativity. Only Asia and Europe have achieved the artistic integrity of grand opera.
GB News: Philippa Stroud heralds new vision for society rooted in 'strength, hope and vision'
Baroness Philippa Stroud addresses the ARC conference, emphasizing the importance of freedom and character in building a better society. She believes that rediscovering solid foundations rooted in hope is key to achieving this. US Republican politician Kevin McCarthy also speaks, urging attendees to break the mindset of victimhood and instead focus on possibilities and shared dreams for a brighter future.
#war
American Thinker: How to Defeat Hamas Fast, Cheap and Easy
As the war in Gaza continues, Israel faces the challenges of hostage return and the eradication of Hamas. The IDF is considering two options: a full-scale assault on Gaza or enforcing a blockade while negotiating with Hamas. The tunnels in Gaza, built with engineering precision and hidden under civilian structures, pose a significant obstacle. Israel must act swiftly to secure the release of hostages and find a solution to the escalating conflict. One potential solution is flooding the tunnels with seawater to force out Hamas and save the hostages. Executing terrorists and using historical precedents may be necessary to stop the terror. Time is running out for Israel.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Madeleine McCann is dead: German detective confirms missing girl died in Portugal
German Prosecutor Hans Christian Wolters has declared that missing girl Madeleine McCann is dead and that she died in Portugal. Portuguese and German authorities are investigating suspect Christian Brueckner, believing him responsible for her disappearance. The investigation into Brueckner is expected to wrap up next year.
#economy
GB News: Supermarkets and retailers urged to slash petrol prices by 5p with drivers 'losing out massively'
The RAC is urging fuel retailers to lower prices by 5p per litre due to a decrease in wholesale costs. The organization claims that retailers are profiting off drivers, with margins on petrol double the average. The RAC argues that petrol prices should be reduced by 5p per litre, while diesel prices should drop by 4p.
#crime
Le Monde: Football: Nine arrested for violent attack on Lyon bus in Marseille
French police detain nine people after a violent attack on buses carrying the Olympique Lyonnais team and fans, leaving coach Fabio Grosso injured. The attack drew nationwide attention and raises concerns about football violence.
#sports
Flag And Cross: Pacquiao Says He Is Fighting Mayweather In December
44-year-old retired Filipino boxer Manny Pacquiao is in talks with 46-year-old retired American boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. for a rematch in December. Pacquiao is also interested in battling Gervonta Davis and Amir Khan. The fight could take place in Saudi Arabia. Mayweather waited too long for their first fight, and a rematch now may not generate as much revenue. Pacquiao confirms discussions for an exhibition match with Mayweather. They are still working on the details.
Flag And Cross: Boxing Icon Robert Garcia Expands Empire With New Meat Market And Restaurant
Former boxing champion Robert Garcia, known for his fierce fighters, is opening a meat market and Mexican restaurant in Riverside, California. The establishment, named El Campeon Carniceria Market, will not only offer delicious meals but also serve as a hub for boxing enthusiasts to celebrate the sport's history and victories. With his academy already in Riverside, Garcia aims to deepen his ties to the community.
Flag And Cross: Whats Next For Fury And Ngannou?
Tyson Fury narrowly defeated Francis Ngannou in a heavyweight boxing match. Ngannou plans to continue in boxing for the higher earnings, while Fury has a future fight with Alexander Usyk. Fury aims to sign a 10-fight deal and become the greatest heavyweight boxer of all time.