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#politics
Daily Wire: Chip Roy Blasts Keyboard Warriors Calling Him A RINO
Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) expressed frustration with those criticizing conservative Republicans from a distance. He defended his record and commitment to conservative values. Roy emphasized the need to stand up for what the country's veterans fought for.
National Review: The Corner: The Narrative Power of Procedural Rules
Summary: House Republicans overwhelmingly support Kevin McCarthy with 96.3% voting for him to remain leader. Despite this, the focus is on the small percentage who opposed him, leading to misconceptions about grassroots rebellion.
The Economist: What America should really learn from Dianne Feinstein
Dianne Feinstein, the former chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, faced intense resistance when she released a report on the CIA's use of torture after 9/11. Despite warnings that it could provoke violence and damage American relationships, she decided to reveal the findings. The report detailed the CIA's misleading of White Houses and Congress, as well as the brutal techniques used on detainees. Feinstein's actions demonstrated her commitment to a just society governed by law and the willingness to face an ugly truth.
Front Page Magazine: Biden's Marxist Judicial Nominee Believes DEI "is the Heart and Soul of the Court System"
Republicans are divided while the Left's agenda moves forward. Biden's administration is rolling out judicial nominees quickly, with some nominees expressing Marxist views. Concerns about equity and the rejection of scarcity are raised. Republicans question the nominees, but the answers are evasive. The fight against Marxism continues.
#society
The Economist: Britain’s probation service is in deep trouble
Britain's probation service is failing to do its job, as shown by a case where a probation officer's poor report on a violent criminal led to a suspended sentence. Public protection is compromised due to heavy workloads, lack of oversight, and basic mistakes. The problems stem from part-privatization and centralization, and a return to more local governance is suggested for improvement.
The Blaze: Ben Shapiro PERFECTLY sums up what the nation needs in five simple words
Ben Shapiro, known for his intelligent and rapid delivery, tweeted a five-word sentence that highlights the lack of sanity in our country. Dave Rubin agrees, stating that seeing the insanity may lead to a restoration of sanity. This lack of sanity does not have to persist.
Breitbart: Fans Unable to Attend Army-Navy Football Game Due to Hotels Housing Illegal Migrants
Local hotels near Gillette Stadium in Massachusetts are fully booked with housing for illegal migrants, causing disappointment for fans hoping to attend the Army-Navy football game on December 9. Military veterans, service academy graduates, and families are struggling to find accommodations due to their reservations being canceled. The housing of illegal migrants has raised concerns about safety and has impacted the local economy.
Breitbart: Show Won't Go On: Les Miserables Cancelled as Activists Storm Stage
Green extremists disrupt a performance of Les Miserables in London, comparing themselves to the protagonists. They storm the stage, unfurl banners, and lock themselves to the set. Audience members boo the protesters. The group, called Just Stop Oil, justifies their behavior by referencing the show's themes of revolution and starvation. This is not the first time they have targeted the cultural sector.
#war
The New American: Politico: Europe Has No Weapons Left for Ukraine - The New American
EU countries have provided Ukraine with all the weapons they can without undermining their own defense. Kyiv is facing reductions in weapons and cash support as cracks appear among its Western backers. European officials say they have given everything that will not endanger their own security.
Euromaidan Press: Atesh partisans discover secret Russian military depot in Crimea: How does it look?
Atesh partisans discover a secret Russian military depot at an abandoned vegetable warehouse near occupied Simferopol in Crimea. The depot is strengthened with shell rock and tents with Russian troops are located below the main entrance.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: Russia to set up naval base in Georgia’s Abkhazia as Ukrainian strikes threaten Crimea base
Amid Ukrainian strikes in Crimea, Russia plans to establish a naval base in Georgia's occupied Abkhazia, according to the self-styled Abkhazia president. The move is aimed at increasing defense capability and ensuring security for both Abkhazia and Russia.
#economy
Forbes: Mixed Signals Point To A Rethink Of Homeownership
The housing market is experiencing fluctuations and uncertainties due to economic distortions and disparities in homeownership. Despite the increase in housing starts and demand for mortgages, there is a growing gap between supply and demand. This has led to an increase in demand for rental housing, particularly single-family rentals. However, the demand for mortgages is dropping, indicating a potential moment when demand and prices will decrease. It is suggested that government and lenders should reconsider traditional homeownership and explore alternative options.
The Economist: Britain’s labour-market figures are less reliable than they were
Britain's labor-market figures are less reliable than before, creating uncertainty in deciphering the jobs market. The decline in respondents to the Office for National Statistics' Labour Force Survey has led to adjustments and inconsistencies in the data. Concerns are particularly raised about earnings growth, with different indicators showing contrasting results. The Bank of England must navigate this data uncertainty when making decisions about interest rates.
#culture
Breitbart: Top UK University Offers 'Magic and Occult Science' Degree
The University of Exeter has launched a Master's Degree in Magic and Occult Science, offered through its Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies. The course aims to explore the history and diverse aspects of esotericism, witchcraft, ritual magic, and occult science. It also emphasizes the Arabo-Islamic cultural heritage and focuses on alternative epistemologies, feminism, and anti-racism. This development reflects the increasing interest in the occult in the post-Christian West.
Red State: Disney Is Crashing and Burning and According to New Data It's Likely Thanks to Conservatives
Disney has strayed from its family entertainment roots by embracing leftist politics and social justice activism, leading to a decline in favorability. A significant portion of conservatives hold unfavorable opinions of Disney, posing a problem as they are the ones with the most children. Disney's refusal to address these issues may ultimately lead to its downfall.
#crime
Flag And Cross: YouTuber Coffeezilla Slams Lewis' Book For Downplaying Allegations Against FTX's Sam Bankman-Fried
Coffeezilla, a YouTuber and crypto journalist, criticizes Michael Lewis' book on Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of FTX, who is facing trial for fraud . Coffeezilla claims the book defends Bankman-Fried and focuses on questioning the intentions of the bankruptcy lawyer rather than examining SBF's actions. The book portrays a positive image of the disgraced founder, contradicting court filings and investor losses . Bankman-Fried had discussed preventing Trump's candidacy in 2024 with a potential cost of $5 billion, as revealed by Lewis. In an interview, Bankman-Fried admitted to using funds that didn't belong to FTX for withdrawals .
National Review: The Corner: Good Police Work
A kidnapped girl is found alive after her family receives a ransom note. The suspect is arrested and the girl is rescued.
#sports
Forbes: Poor Play And Questionable Decisions Doom Tampa Bay Rays And Toronto Blue Jays
The Texas Rangers celebrate after defeating the Tampa Bay Rays and advancing to the next round of the playoffs. The Rays struggled to perform, facing errors and low attendance debates. The Toronto Blue Jays also faced elimination after questionable decisions and struggling at the plate.
Forbes: Sticking With Grifol Could Help White Sox GM Getz Grow Into Job
Chris Getz takes over as general manager for the Chicago White Sox, with Pedro Grifol remaining as manager despite a disappointing season. Getz will spend the offseason evaluating the organization's coaches and managers while also preparing for the future.
The Blaze: Swimming World Cup cancels 'Open Category' for trans athletes after no one signs up
"The Swimming World Cup in Germany closed the 'Open Category' for transgender swimmers due to zero registrations. World Aquatics had announced the new category to provide inclusion, but no athletes signed up. They will continue to evaluate demand and consider including the category in future events. This decision comes after World Aquatics barred transgender athletes from competing against women, with the exception of those who transitioned by the age of 12."
#other
Newsbusters: Cooper Declares Journalists Need To 'Call Them Out On What Is True'
CNN's Anderson Cooper explains on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert that journalists should point out what is true and what is not true, but ultimately it is up to the viewers to decide. He emphasizes the importance of journalists asking questions and presenting facts, allowing the American public to determine the direction of the country. However, critics argue that CNN's reporting is not balanced and tends to favor one side over the other.
Field & Stream: South Carolina Hunters Bag 11-Foot Gator with Deer Antler Stuck in Its Mouth
An 11-foot alligator in South Carolina had a fully formed deer antler stuck in its mouth. The antler, still attached to bone, was likely taken from a dead deer the alligator had killed or scavenged. This incident showcases the destructive power of alligators and their opportunistic feeding behavior.