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31 Oct 2023
#politics
Fox News: Dean Phillips' presidential campaign 'baffles' fellow Democrats, media
Rep. Dean Phillips, a Democrat from Minnesota, has announced a primary challenge against President Biden for the 2024 election. While some Democrats have praised Phillips personally, others have criticized his decision to run and believe it will harm his career within the party. Phillips argues that he is running for the future and against the Democratic establishment, claiming that the process is "rigged." His campaign comes as President Biden's approval ratings decline among Democrats.
#society
Fox News: Ramaswamy says antisemitism is a symptom of 'deeper void' in a culture: America's young people 'are lost'
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy expressed concern about the growing anti-Israel and antisemitic demonstrations on college campuses in the US, highlighting the need for strong leadership and a revival of American identity. His comments come in response to recent threats against Jewish students at Cornell University, where the Center of Jewish Living was targeted. The university, along with the Cornell University Police Department, is investigating the threats.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Signal: Cease-Fire Isn't a Real Option for Israel, This Activist Says
The U.N. General Assembly called for a humanitarian truce between Israel and Hamas, but activist Boris Zilberman argues that a cease-fire is not an option for Israel. Zilberman highlights the danger that Hamas terrorists would use the truce to rearm, and emphasizes that Hamas continues to use Palestinian civilians, including children and the elderly, as human shields.
#health
The Telegraph: NHS patients waiting longer than nine months to be offered chance to switch hospital
NHS patients in England who have waited more than nine months for treatment will be offered the chance to travel for quicker treatment. They will be contacted to see if they are willing to be transferred to a hospital further away with shorter queues. The success of the plans depends on identifying enough spare capacity and patients' willingness to travel.
Health officials said funding would be in place to help those who struggle to travel, but patients' groups urged the NHS to cover all costs. Patients will be eligible if they have been waiting longer than 40 weeks and do not have an appointment scheduled within the next eight weeks. The offer may not be available to some patients with complex conditions.