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30 Oct 2023
#politics
American Thinker: It is a miracle: Hawaiian court has determined that boys and girls are different
Female athletes at a Hawaii high school won a settlement in a sex discrimination lawsuit. The girls were forced to practice water polo in the ocean and had limited access to facilities, while boys had their own locker room. This highlights the hypocrisy of Democrats who claim to support women's rights but force them to compete with biological males.
National Review: There’s One Easy Trick to Winning in 2024
Both the Republican and Democratic parties are risking a winnable race by fielding flawed candidates. A generic Democrat and a generic Republican would both have a better chance of beating their opponents. Despite doubts about Biden's ability to continue in office, he has a higher favorable rating than Trump. The parties, however, show no signs of replacing their presumptive nominees.
The Federalist: Mitt Romney, We Hardly Knew Ye
Mitt Romney's retirement from the Senate was driven by his age and unpopularity with Utah voters. His biography written by McKay Coppins attempts to shape a sympathetic legacy, but reveals a caricature-like image of Romney. The book explores his contradictions and questionable motives, while also settling scores with fellow Republicans. It portrays Romney as the lone righteous politician, contrasting him with what he sees as self-interested clowns within his own party.
#society
American Thinker: The left’s quest for social justice is a façade
Social justice is the belief in equal rights for all, but its analysis and implementation can be complex, involving factors like ethnicity, culture, and family structure. Leftist social justice warriors blame oppression for all injustices, attacking the privileged rather than uplifting the oppressed. Their message resonates with those who feel aggrieved, but their activism often fails to address underlying cultural issues. Overall, social justice activism becomes a tool for political control, pitting the oppressed against the oppressors and positioning the Democrat party in power.
#war
Euromaidan Press: British intel: Russia recruits women for combat roles in Ukraine
Russian state-backed private military company (PMC) Redut is recruiting women for combat roles in Ukraine, including snipers and drone operators. It is unclear if official Russian defense forces will follow suit. The number of women serving in Ukraine's Armed Forces has increased, with lifted restrictions on women's access to all military positions.
National Review: An Israeli Professor Spent a Decade Trying to Understand Palestinians. He Now Believes Hope for Peace Is Bleak
Corey Gil-Shuster, an instructor at Tel Aviv University, has been traveling across Israel and the Palestinian territories since 2012, asking people questions on video for his YouTube channel, which has gained popularity. His interviews with Palestinians about the conflict had left him open-minded, until he saw videos of the Hamas massacres on October 7. This changed his perspective and made him question the possibility of peace between Israelis and Palestinians. Shuster believes that both sides have dehumanized each other and that a long-term peace deal seems unlikely.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: GOP Lawmakers Push Iran Sanctions Package Following Hamas Attack on Israel
Republican lawmakers in the House are set to introduce tough legislation that would impose the strictest sanctions ever proposed by Congress on Iran. The bill aims to hold Iran accountable for its support of Hamas and divert the Biden administration's $6 billion payment to Iran into the hands of terrorism victims. It would also restrict the president's ability to lift sanctions and grant waivers, aiming to cut off Iran's financial support for Hamas and force a return to maximum pressure on Iran.
#sports
Flag And Cross: Former Boxing World Champion Robert Garcia Expands His Legacy With A Meat Market &Restaurant In Riverside, California
Former boxing champion Robert Garcia, known for his successful boxing academy, has opened a meat market and Mexican restaurant called El Campeon Carniceria Market in Riverside, California. The establishment aims to be a gathering place for boxing enthusiasts, with boxing memorabilia and a celebration of the sport's history. Garcia himself denies rumors of his brother Mikey Garcia facing Mayweather in an upcoming fight.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Meat Grinders of 2023
Big game hunters need reliable meat grinders to process their own game. Kitchen appliance attachments won't cut it. Consider the Weston Pro Series Electric Meat Grinder for wild game, the Happybuy Electric Meat Grinder Mincer for those on a budget, the VEVOR Electric Meat Grinder for home use, and the LEM Products 10 Stainless Steel Clamp-on Hand Grinder for manual operation. Prices vary, but investing in a quality grinder will save time and money in the long run.
Fox News: Tarantula on road in Death Valley National Park is blamed for crash involving camper, motorcycle
A tarantula in Death Valley National Park caused an accident when a Swiss couple braked to avoid hitting it, resulting in a motorcyclist crashing into their van. The motorcyclist was taken to the hospital, while the spider was unharmed.
Tactical Bassin: 4 Baits That Catch Fish When Bass Won't Bite! — Tactical Bassin' - Bass Fishing Blog
Matt and his Dad face challenging fishing conditions but adapt to catch fish. They cover multiple areas and rely on specific baits and gear.
#technology
Fox News: White House unveils AI executive order, requiring companies to share national security risks with feds
President Biden will sign an executive order requiring AI developers to share safety-test results with the federal government, aiming to protect national security, economic security, and public health and safety. The order will establish rigorous standards for red-team testing, set by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, and apply those standards to critical infrastructure sectors. The order also aims to address AI's impact on the labor market and combat AI-enabled fraud by establishing content authentication and labeling standards.
Newsbusters: Vexed Over X! New York Times Weeps for Lost Blue Checks, Musk’s ‘Free-For-All Hellscape’
The Washington Post and the New York Times criticized Elon Musk's ownership of Twitter, accusing him of allowing the platform to become a hub for hate speech, misinformation, and propaganda. Studies have shown an increase in harmful content on the site since Musk took over. Despite threats to move to alternative platforms, none have gained enough popularity to rival the reach of Twitter. Critics argue that Musk's changes have boosted engagement from conservative users and that the platform lacks clear policies on climate misinformation.
#other
The Federalist: Abortion Facilities Are The Real Sources Of Misinformation
California Attorney General Rob Bonta and 15 other attorneys general criticize crisis pregnancy centers (CPC), accusing them of spreading misinformation. They support Yelp in its legal battle with Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton over CPC descriptions. The attorneys deny the negative effects of abortion and attack CPCs for offering assistance to pregnant women. They fail to address the lies and risks of abortion facilities, while CPCs provide necessary support to women. The attorneys' claims promote misinformation and disregard the experiences of those affected by abortion.
The Telegraph: Matthew Perry’s initial post-mortem results ‘inconclusive’
Matthew Perry's cause of death remains inconclusive as further investigations, including a toxicology report, are requested. The actor, best known for his role in Friends, struggled with addiction and spent millions in his fight to stay sober. His family is heartbroken by the tragic loss.