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#politics
Washington Free Beacon: DEATH WATCH: After Feinstein, Which Ancient Democrat Will 'Retire' Next?
Sen. Dianne Feinstein, the fierce California Democrat known for shutting down climate change protesters, died at 90. Other elderly Democrats like Rep. Pelosi and Sen. Sanders are likely to retire soon due to age.
The Blaze: Commentary: The five best books on the Great Reset
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A global conspiracy involving powerful elites and multinational corporations aims to control every aspect of our lives through a financial network. Books like "Against the Great Reset," "The Great Reset and the Struggle for Liberty," "The Great Reset: Joe Biden and the Rise of 21st Century Fascism," and "You Will Own Nothing" expose this agenda and provide strategies to resist. The World Economic Forum's Great Reset initiative threatens economic and societal control, shifting power to corporations and global bodies. "COVID-19: The Great Reset" by Klaus Schwab and Thierry Malleret reveals their intentions in banal corporate jargon.
The Blaze: Massachusetts attorney general launches abortion and transgender health care unit for 'Reproductive Justice'
The attorney general of Massachusetts has launched a new task force focused on sexual and reproductive healthcare, which includes abortions and gender transitions for children. The unit aims to provide information on topics such as abortion care, maternal health care, and gender-affirming care. The attorney general positioned the unit as a response to abortion restrictions in other states and as a way to ensure Massachusetts remains a beacon for reproductive justice.
The Economist: Africa’s coups are part of a far bigger crisis
Africa is experiencing a resurgence of coups, with nine successful ones this decade alone. Approval of military rule has risen in many African countries, with Africans becoming increasingly dissatisfied with their governments and democracy. The political crisis in Africa is fueled by factors such as insecurity, economic stagnation, corruption, and the failure of democracy to deliver on its promises.
National Review: Former Speaker Gingrich Urges GOP to Expel ‘Destructive’ Matt Gaetz
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich urges the GOP to expel Matt Gaetz from the House Republican Conference over his attacks on Kevin McCarthy. Gingrich believes Gaetz's behavior is destroying the GOP's ability to govern and is a publicity stunt. While McCarthy is confident he will survive the attack, Gingrich suggests removing Gaetz from committee assignments instead.
The New American: Conservatives Face Tighter Restrictions on Speech on College Campuses, Poll Reveals - The New American
Americans perceive a strong liberal bias on college campuses, with conservatives facing restrictions on free speech. A comprehensive poll reveals that 47% of adults believe liberals have "a lot" of freedom to express their opinions on campuses, while only 20% believe the same for conservatives. Both Republicans and Democrats perceive this disparity, highlighting the need for further examination of free speech dynamics in higher education.
The battleground for free speech rights on college campuses has seen heated debates and protests, particularly against conservative speakers. Republican lawmakers have responded with proposals to curtail liberal indoctrination in education. While 30% of Americans believe states should have the authority to restrict subject matter taught at state-funded universities, stronger support comes from Republicans. The ongoing debate raises questions about the boundaries of expression and the future of academic freedom in a free society.
The Federalist: How Conservatives Quietly Outmaneuvered McConnell On Ukraine
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell faced a setback when Republicans passed a spending bill without provisions for Ukraine, despite his push to prioritize Ukraine funding. McConnell pretended the move was to avoid a government shutdown, but privately, he acknowledged that the spending bill was not favorable for his party. The Senate GOP's defiance of McConnell signaled a loss of control for the longest-serving Senate party leader in US history.
Breitbart: 25,000 Illegal Migrants Have Landed on British Shores Since Start of Year
Over 25,000 illegal boat migrants have reached British shores this year, despite Rishi Sunak's failure to address the crisis in the English Channel. Sunak made promises to "stop the boats" but has yet to deliver. While the government claims there has been a reduction compared to last year, the number of illegal crossings this year remains significantly higher than in previous years.
Red State: It's the Same Old Song—Lara Trump Single Censored Because 'Trump' Name is an 'Issue'
Former President Donald Trump and his family, including daughter-in-law Lara Trump, have faced intense hatred and attacks since 2016. Lara Trump, a multi-talented woman, released a cover of Tom Petty's song but faced resistance from TSX Entertainment, which refused to use her last name, "Trump," in the billboard promotion. This is another example of the double standard faced by the Trump family.
#society
Flag And Cross: Teacher Accused Raping a Minor Rearrested After Sending ‘Appalling' Messages to Victim: Police
Public schools, once considered safe, are now plagued by horrifying incidents like a teacher allegedly raping a student. The teacher was released on bond but then arrested again for threatening her victim. This case highlights the decline of moral standards and the dangers of technology.
Daily Wire: ‘You Can’t Have It All, But You Can Have What Matters’: Author Faith Moore Challenges ‘Girl Boss’ Culture In Debut Novel ‘Christmas Karol’
Author Faith Moore challenges societal expectations of women in her debut novel "A Christmas Karol." The story follows Karol, who realizes that striving for both a successful career and family life has left her shortchanging her children. After a series of events on Christmas Eve, she learns the value of being present for her loved ones.
Daily Wire: A Black Mountain Climber Ruined A Man’s Career With False Accusation Of ‘Racism,’ Lawsuit States
A former employee of Outdoor Research is suing after a high-profile mountain climber falsely accused him of making racist comments. The climber, Manoah Ainuu, alleged on social media that Johnathan Talbot directed racist comments at him and tried to fight him. Talbot was fired from his job following the accusations, but an investigation later revealed that there was no basis for the claims.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: Dems To Force Vote on Biden Nominee Who Dismantled Iran Sanctions
Senate Democrats are pushing for a vote on a Biden administration nominee who weakened Iran sanctions, while military nominees remain in limbo. James C. O'Brien, head of the Office of Sanctions Coordination, has Republican opposition due to his role in watering down sanctions on Iran. Sen. Ted Cruz has been holding O'Brien's nomination, while Democrats refuse to move on military nominees.
Breitbart: Slovakia Election Winners Deny 'Pro-Russian' Claims in Legacy Media
Left-wing-populist Robert Fico wins Slovakian elections, pledging to suspend military aid to Ukraine. Although accused of being pro-Russian, Fico's allies claim they are pro-Slovak and will still support Ukraine with humanitarian aid. Fico aims to prioritize Slovakian interests and push for peace talks.
#culture
Forbes: Reshaping The TV And Film Industry: The ITTV International Forum Hawks Creativity, Innovation And New Technologies
The ITTV International Forum promotes global co-production and distribution in the Italian audiovisual market. It highlights the increasing demand for international content and explores the application of new technologies in the industry, such as blockchain-based distribution. The forum also recognizes the merits of internationally produced content, which offers a cost-effective option for US outlets.
#history
Daily Signal: How Would Frederick Douglass Regard Today's Left?
Frederick Douglass, a former slave, became a respected leader and influential writer in American history. His autobiography, "Life and Times of Frederick Douglass," highlights the cruelty of slavery and provides insight into the human condition. Despite being revered by both liberals and conservatives, Douglass' views on race and the Constitution differ greatly from today's left-wing ideology.
#health
The New American: Protect Pregnancy and Breastfeeding from Vaccine Risks - The New American
Experts discuss the potential harms of Covid vaccines during pregnancy, highlighting indications of stillbirths and miscarriages. They raise concerns about the lack of testing for genotoxicity and long-term reproductive harms.
#education
The Blaze: Commentary: What to do when diversity, equity, and inclusion go away
Progressive faculty in Texas are considering leaving due to the ban on diversity initiatives. Enrollments and budget cuts may limit opportunities for DEI-focused academics.
#crime
Daily Wire: Department Of Defense Official Charged Over Alleged Dogfighting Operation
A Department of Defense official and another individual have been charged with running a dogfighting ring, using an encrypted messaging system to coordinate the fights and executing dogs with jumper cables. Twelve dogs were recovered during the investigation, along with evidence linked to the alleged crimes. The individuals could face up to five years in prison if convicted.
#sports
The Blaze: Biological males banned from women's international fishing events after team refuses to compete with trans-identifying teammate: 'It's unfair'
The international sport fishing confederation has decided to prohibit transgender individuals from competing in some women's fishing events, citing concerns of unfair advantages in disciplines requiring physical strength. The decision comes after England's female fishing team refused to compete in a championship due to the inclusion of a trans-identifying male. This move has ignited a debate on fairness in women's sporting events.
#science
The Economist: A Nobel prize for electron-watchers
A Nobel prize was awarded to Pierre Agostini, Ferenc Krausz, and Anne L'Huillier for their work on creating ultra-fast lasers that can capture snapshots of electron movements. These lasers work similarly to strobe lights, allowing scientists to take detailed pictures of fast-moving objects. The pulses of light generated can have various applications, such as improving electronics and disease screening.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: How to Read a Compass
Understanding compass mechanics is key for outdoor enthusiasts, as it helps in navigation and finding specific locations. A compass consists of parts like the North-seeking Needle and Compass Housing Dial, and knowing how to hold and rotate it correctly is crucial to obtain accurate readings. Additionally, understanding declination, the difference between True North and Magnetic North, is important for precise navigation. Overall, learning how to read a compass is essential for anyone in outdoor environments.
Dirt Wheels Magazine: UTV TEST: 2023 POLARIS GENERAL XP 4 1000 ULTIMATE
The Polaris General is a versatile side-by-side vehicle that excels at both work and play. It offers a range of features, including a dumping cargo bed, towing capacity, and a powerful engine. On the fun side, it has a sport-focused design and comfortable seating.
Outdoor Life: Umarex Origin Review: Accurate and Easy to Fill
The Umarex Origin is a powerful and affordable air rifle that performs well in terms of accuracy and air management. It incorporates innovative technology, such as the Umarex Ever Pressure Tank system, which reduces the number of pumps needed to fill the reservoir. The rifle is ideal for small game hunting, with consistent performance and the ability to shoot at longer distances. It is also easy to shoot from various positions and has a solid build. However, some may find the shot count and lack of swivel studs to be minor drawbacks. Overall, the Umarex Origin offers great value for both new and experienced shooters.
#technology
Dirt Wheels Magazine: CFMOTO ADDS ADDS ELECTRIC CFORCE EV110 TO 2024 YOUTH ATV LINEUP
CFMOTO has unveiled its 2024 ATV and Side-by-Side lineup, featuring a new electric youth ATV called the CFORCE EV110. Priced at $3,799, it offers futuristic design and quiet operation, along with safety features like geofencing and an SOS button. Weighing only four pounds more than the gas model, it includes an LCD gauge, adjustable speed settings, and a 40-mile range.
#other
Forbes: Jung Kook Announces Debut Solo Album ‘Golden’
Jung Kook, of Big Hit Music, has announced the details of his upcoming solo album, titled Golden, set to release on November 3. The album will feature 11 songs, including his singles "Seven" and "3D." Jung Kook, known as the "Golden Maknae" of BTS, decided to name his album after this title.
Forbes: Taylor Swift Breaks Out Of A Tie With Katy Perry With Her Latest No. 1 Hit
Taylor Swift's single "Cruel Summer" rises to No. 1 on the Radio Songs chart, breaking her tie with Katy Perry, Maroon 5, and Usher for the fourth-most No. 1 hits on the chart. Rihanna leads with 13 No. 1 smashes, followed by Mariah Carey with 11, and Bruno Mars with 9.