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10 Nov 2023
#illegals
Fox News: US immigration authorities sued after allegedly neglecting New Mexico detention center conditions
A class-action lawsuit accuses U.S. immigration authorities of ignoring unsanitary conditions at a detention center in New Mexico to secure public funding. Four Venezuelans seeking asylum claim they were denied medical care, showers, and adequate food while being forced to clean. The facility has faced repeated allegations of inadequate conditions and limited access to legal counsel.
#politics
Breitbart: 5th Circuit Panel Finds ATF's 80 Percent Firearm Frame Rule Illegal
A three-judge panel rules against the ATF's 80 percent frame rule, stating that the ATF exceeded its authority. The ruling opens the door for background checks on certain gun parts.
Fox News: John Fetterman ticks off anti-Israel protesters by waving a single flag: 'shame'
Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman, a Democrat, faced boos and verbal attacks from pro-Hamas protesters while waving an Israeli flag. The protesters accused Fetterman of supporting "genocide" but he laughed off the criticism. Fetterman has been a staunch ally of Israel amid the war against Hamas.
National Review: ACLU ‘Put Their Thumb on the Scale’ for Pro-Hamas Students, Says Ex-Florida Chapter President
The ACLU is being accused of bias after sending a letter to college and university presidents urging them not to investigate pro-Palestinian student groups' connections to Hamas. The former president of the ACLU of Florida, who is suing the organization, argues that the letter misrepresents the position of anti-Semitism watchdog organizations. The ACLU claims that investigating these groups would infringe on their right to free speech.
Fox News: Bye, bye Bezos, the government wants to shut down your car, and more from Fox News Opinion
Fox News provides a summary of different articles and segments on its platform, ranging from analysis of election results in various states to discussions on why people are leaving certain states for others. They also cover topics such as the House of Representatives censuring Rashida Tlaib and the potential impact of Harvard on America. The summary reflects multiple topics including politics, society, and education.
Breitbart: Hunter Biden Sues Former Overstock.com CEO for Defamation
Hunter Biden has filed a defamation lawsuit against former Overstock.com CEO Patrick Byrne, claiming that Byrne falsely accused him of soliciting a bribe from Iran. The lawsuit alleges that Byrne made defamatory statements about the alleged connection between Hunter Biden and Iran, suggesting that he contacted the Iranian government for a bribe in exchange for unfreezing money. This marks another legal action taken by Hunter Biden, who has previously sued the IRS and Rudy Giuliani.
Fox News: NBC mocked for article about DeSantis attacking Biden's 'kid,' 53-year-old Hunter Biden
Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis is called out for hypocrisy after criticizing rival Vivek Ramaswamy for mentioning Nikki Haley's daughter during the GOP debate. NBC News highlights DeSantis' own mentions of Hunter Biden, exposing his double standard. DeSantis jokes about Hunter Biden's addiction and personal life, while claiming it is "out of bounds" to attack candidates' children.
Breitbart: Marsha Blackburn Proposes to Subpoena Jeffrey Epstein's Flight Logs
Sen. Marsha Blackburn proposed to subpoena Jeffrey Epstein's flight logs during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing. Republicans are pushing back against Democrats' plan to target conservative activists, viewing it as a "witch hunt." Blackburn also filed subpoenas for other documents related to human trafficking, the termination of the China Initiative, and political donations by Robert Mueller's staff, among other issues. Rep. Lauren Boebert questioned why anyone would oppose releasing the flight logs, suggesting they might be implicated.
The Blaze: Boston clears 'Methadone Mile,' but residents say disorderly conduct is spreading to other areas | Blaze Media
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu issues an ordinance to clean up "Methadone Mile," tackling rampant drug use and violence. The encampment at Massachusetts Avenue and Melnea Cass Boulevard is cleared, with over 100 individuals removed. Homeless individuals are offered shelter and addiction recovery services, while their belongings are stored. The disorderly conduct from the area is reported to have spilled into other parts of the city. The police department will maintain a strong presence to prevent the return of the tent city. Massachusetts' emergency shelter system is at capacity due to the migrant crisis.
#society
The Telegraph: Intolerant bigots have seized control of our universities
The rise of anti-Semitism on college campuses, fueled by an illiberal ideology, has reached unprecedented levels. Jews are being targeted and openly hated, with calls to wipe Israel off the map. This intolerance extends to all Jews and is rooted in a coalition of extremist Muslims and their political allies. Concerned parents, alumni, and donors are calling for change to restore a safe, tolerant, and intellectually open environment on campus.
GB News: Police lock down Cenotaph ahead of Armistice Day protests
Police in London are preparing for a major policing operation during the Remembrance weekend, as pro-Palestinian protesters hold demonstrations at the same time as Armistice and Remembrance events. Special powers will be used to protect key Remembrance events and locations, such as the area around the Cenotaph, where protesters will be banned. The police have also emphasized a zero-tolerance approach to intimidation of poppy-sellers, stating that no intimidation will be tolerated. This tough police action follows criticism of the Home Secretary for allegedly raising tensions around the protest, with accusations of double standards and favoritism towards protesters.
National Review: Judge Blocks Enforcement of Portland’s Homeless Camping Restrictions
A county judge in Oregon has blocked Portland from enforcing its restrictions on homeless camping until a class-action lawsuit is resolved. The city's goal was to keep homeless encampments off sidewalks, green spaces, and schools, but the judge issued a restraining order.
Flag And Cross: New Data Reveals Americans' Festive Spirit With Multiple Holiday Celebrations And Increased Travel
Americans are planning to attend over 10 gatherings this holiday season, celebrating Christmas, Thanksgiving, New Year's Eve, and other holidays. Many will be traveling to be with friends and family, with most staying with siblings or at their parents' house. Despite the current economic climate, respondents still hope to receive gifts, including electronics and experiences. The survey was conducted by Motel 6 and aimed to understand how Americans are celebrating this holiday season.
#war
Daily Wire: Gaza Resident: Israel Intel Spent Hours On Phone Warning Me, Neighbors To Evacuate
A Palestinian dentist received warnings from Israeli intelligence agents to evacuate his area before it was targeted by the Israeli Defense Forces. The agent spoke to him on the phone in Arabic and fired warning shots to prove the authenticity of the call. The dentist was given time to evacuate and was also asked to inform his neighbors to leave.
The Telegraph: Ukraine secures new positions along Dnipro river's left bank
Ukraine is securing positions on the left bank of the Dnipro River, expanding their bridgehead in Russian-occupied Kherson. Ukrainian forces have established control over areas near the river and are carrying out assaults towards Russian positions. They have landed armored vehicles on the Russian-held side of the Dnipro for the first time. Ukrainian forces are digging in four sites along the left bank, expanding their positions slowly. Russian commanders are concerned about deploying units from other sectors to respond to Ukrainian operations. The advance is expected to be slow due to difficult terrain, but foot patrols will continue to whittle down Russia's foothold. Ukrainian forces are risking river crossings, which are susceptible to aerial attacks. The Dnipro River has become a key front, and while Ukraine successfully recaptured Kherson city last year, Russian forces still control territory on the opposing bank.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iranian foreign minister threatens ‘inevitable’ expansion of war against Israel
Iranian Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian told his Qatari counterpart that the expansion of the Israel-Hamas war is inevitable. Iran and its terror proxies in Lebanon, Yemen, Syria, and Iraq have been threatening a regional conflict. The US has deployed aircraft carrier strike groups and a nuclear-powered submarine to the region in response.
Breitbart: Spain: Police Investigate if Populist Politician Shot on Orders from Iran
Spanish police are investigating whether the attack on politician Alejo Vidal-Quadras was ordered by the Iranian regime. Vidal-Quadras, a retired right-wing populist, was shot in the face but is conscious and able to speak to investigators. The attack may have been politically motivated due to Vidal-Quadras' support of the Iranian opposition-in-exile.
Foreign Policy: Is the U.S. Using All Its Leverage in Gaza?
Emma Ashford and Matt Kroenig discuss the ongoing Israel-Hamas war and its impact on U.S. foreign policy. They debate the effectiveness of a humanitarian pause, the need for clear goals in the Israeli strategy, and the potential for regional solutions to the Israel-Palestine conflict. They also discuss the role of the U.S. military in the region and the need for a more comprehensive approach to the conflict.
The Telegraph: Gaza’s largest hospital hit by Israeli strikes while others surrounded
Israeli strikes target Gaza hospitals, causing casualties and damage. Hospitals at risk of full-scale military assault.
#economy
Flag And Cross: S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 Snap Longest Winning Streak In Two Years, As Fed's Powell Chills Markets
The U.S. stock market's winning streak ends after remarks from Fed Chair Powell caused uncertainty and revised rate probabilities for 2024. Bonds experienced a significant selloff and yields rose across the Treasury curve, while gold and Bitcoin saw slight increases. ( )
#health
Daily Wire: Wynonna Judd Addresses Fan Concerns After Her Shaky CMA Appearance With Jelly Roll: ‘I Could Cry Right Now’
Country singer Wynonna Judd addresses concerns about her health after an incident at the Country Music Association Awards. Fans speculated that Judd was experiencing vertigo during her performance, but she attributes her unsteadiness to nervousness. She reassures fans that she is feeling fine and will continue her tour.
#education
The Blaze: Elementary school replaces Veterans Day celebration with United Nations 'Peace Assembly' to recognize 'tolerance' | Blaze Media
An elementary school in Redmond, Washington replaces Veterans Day celebration with United Nations International Day of Tolerance to promote education and create tolerant societies. The school will still educate students about Veterans Day and make cards to thank veterans.
#crime
Red State: Man Saves Woman From Robbery in New York, Promptly Gets Arrested for His Efforts
A man was arrested for saving a woman from being robbed in a NYC subway station. The homeless man demanded money from the woman and threatened to steal her purse. The incident raises concerns about lawlessness and the lack of intervention allowed by authorities.
Flag And Cross: Multiple Elections Offices Receive Suspicious Letters, Some Contained Antifa and 'Pride' Symbols
Envelopes containing white powder and a vague message about stopping elections were sent to elections offices in five states, including California, Georgia, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington. The letters contained trace amounts of fentanyl and included images associated with antifa, LGBT pride, and Satanism. Law enforcement is working to intercept any additional letters.
Fox News: Iowa police arrest suspect after alleged sexual assault of former Arizona Sen. Martha McSally: report
Former Republican Arizona Sen. Martha McSally was sexually assaulted while running along the Iowa-Nebraska border. Police have arrested a suspect, 25-year-old Dominic Henton of Papillon.
National Review: Antisemites Spray Montreal Jewish Schools with Bullets, Hurl Molotov Cocktail at Synagogue as Anti-Jewish Hate Surges in Canada
Two Jewish schools in Montreal were shot at, following an earlier attack with a Molotov cocktail at a synagogue. No injuries reported. Investigations ongoing.
The Right Scoop: Former Senator Martha McSally reveals she was sexually assaulted while jogging in Iowa
Former Senator Martha McSally bravely shared her experience of being sexually assaulted while jogging in Iowa. She fought off her attacker but he escaped, although a suspect has now been identified.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Back to Basics: The Simple Joy of Catching Bass in a Remote Pond
In Maine, the protagonist reflects on his rushed and unbalanced life. He seeks solace in the simplicity of a cabin, an old boat, and fly fishing. In this peaceful place, he learns to slow down and be fully present in the moment, appreciating the passing of time.
