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10 Nov 2023
#politics
American Thinker: Democrats attack from all sides and introduce legislation to come after ‘bulk’ sales of ammo
A federal judge temporarily blocked the ATF's pistol brace ban, but Democrats introduced a bill called the AMMO Act to restrict bulk ammunition sales and require background checks. In contrast, Israel recently increased the number of rounds allowed per person due to security concerns. The IDF estimated that 3,000 Hamas terrorists invaded Israel, highlighting the potential dangers of insecure borders.
Fox News: Biden admin under fire for opening borders to food imports potentially containing devastating disease
The Biden administration faces criticism for allowing Paraguay to import fresh beef into the US despite concerns of livestock diseases. The National Cattlemen's Beef Association (NCBA) argues that the Department of Agriculture (USDA) made the decision based on outdated information and failed to consider the risk associated with Paraguay's economic downturn. The NCBA believes that US cattle producers and the economy may be put at risk.
American Thinker: Would Tucker Carlson make a good running mate for Donald Trump?
Donald Trump is asked if he would consider Tucker Carlson as his running mate and says he would because Tucker is a gifted communicator. Trump's own communication style lacks depth and coherence. Tucker would be a good complement to Trump in terms of articulating important ideas to the American people.
#society
Dirt Wheels Magazine: IS NEW YORK BANNING KIDS UNDER 14 FROM RIDING ATVS?
Kids under 14 are not banned from riding ATVs in New York, but an amendment has been made to an existing bill. The amendment increases the minimum age to obtain an ATV safety training course certificate from 10 to 14. The amendment also requires adolescents aged 14 to 15 to have an ATV safety course training certificate to ride unsupervised on public lands, and all kids under 14 must be supervised by a guardian when riding on public lands. This amendment was made to address the high number of injuries and fatalities involving ATVs, particularly due to lack of supervision and reckless behavior.
#war
Spectator USA: Netanyahu is increasingly disliked by Israelis
Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, has been criticized for his handling of the war with Hamas. He avoids meeting soldiers or families affected by the conflict, instead opting for highly staged photo ops. His popularity has plummeted and his party has lost support. Netanyahu's government is dysfunctional and unable to address the needs of those affected by the war or plan for the future. He is seen as an outdated figure who no longer represents Israel.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Funeral held for former Finnish President Martti Ahtisaari
World leaders gather in Finland's capital to bid farewell to former president and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Martti Ahtisaari. Ahtisaari, known for facilitating peace deals in several countries, died at the age of 86.
National Review: MSNBC Airs Footage of Pro-Hamas Social-Media Influencer
MSNBC aired footage from a pro-Hamas social-media influencer, Saleh Aljafarawi, who has a history of attacking Israel. MSNBC reported that the Israeli military has bombed a hospital in Gaza, but did not mention that Aljafarawi is a known pro-Hamas propagandist. He has demonized Israel on his Instagram account and celebrated rocket attacks against Israel. Critics say he is a "crisis actor" and accuse him of taking on different roles in Hamas propaganda videos.
The Telegraph: Chinese Phd students at top universities given ‘ideological training’ before entering UK
Chinese students with Russell Group scholarships in the UK are required to undergo Chinese Communist Party "ideological training" before they can study in the country. The scholarships, mostly for PhD students in science and technology, are based at top UK universities and are partially funded by UK taxpayers. Chinese officials review the applicants' political ideology and provide ideological and political education, with the possibility of removal and return to China for those who do not adhere to strict ideology. The scholarships and collaborations with Chinese military-linked entities raise concerns about research security and potential espionage threats to UK national security.
#military
PJ Media: Marine Corps Birthday and the Lone Marine who Fought a Japanese Army at Guadalcanal
U.S. Marine Mitchell Paige holds the line against Japanese soldiers in Guadalcanal, defying all odds.
#health
Fox News: Kansas City to hire 2 new overdose investigators amid fentanyl death spike
Kansas City, Missouri, is hiring two overdose investigators to address the increasing number of fentanyl-related deaths. The city health department will now receive overdose data within 24 hours, allowing for more immediate response. Fentanyl overdoses have surpassed homicide numbers, prompting the creation of a review board to analyze real-time data and provide assistance.
#education
Red State: Good News: Columbia University Drops the Hammer on Pro-Hamas Student Groups
Columbia University is suspending pro-Hamas groups, SJP and JVP, for violating policies and engaging in threatening behavior.
#crime
The American Mind: A Tale of Two Crimes, Part II
Former Proud Boys' Chairman Enrique Tarrio was wrongly implicated in the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021, as he was actually in Baltimore at the time. Despite this, he was indicted for seditious conspiracy and convicted after a four-month trial. Prosecutors overcharged him, sought sentencing enhancements, and even argued for a terrorism enhancement, resulting in a sentence of 22 years. This case highlights the politicization of the justice system.
The Blaze: California sheriff rips into Target over 'unbelievable' restrictions against policing retail theft | Blaze Media
A sheriff criticizes Target for not allowing law enforcement to detain shoplifters inside the store, leading to increased retail theft. He also calls out Walgreen's and the California Retail Association for their response to the issue. Retail theft is a growing problem nationwide.
Foreign Policy: Is the United Nations Worth the Price?
Private investigator, Jack Rider, is hired to find a missing woman, but uncovers a web of corruption and deceit in the process. As he delves deeper into the case, he becomes entangled with dangerous criminals and a powerful political figure.
Fox News: NYC subway rider randomly stabbed in head, face with screwdriver in unprovoked attack
A 61-year-old man was stabbed on a New York City subway in an unprovoked attack. The suspect fled the scene afterwards.
#outdoors
The Outdoor Journal: Top 10 Running Poles for Beginners: Affordable and High-Quality Options
Top 10 running poles for beginners: Dynamic Vertical Pro, LEKI Cross Trail FX.One Superlite, TSL Trail Carbon 4, REI Co-op Flash Carbon Poles, Dynafit Ultra Pro, LEKI Vertical K Pole Pair, LEKI Ultratrail FX One Superlite, Black Diamond Distance Z, Les Batons d'Alain, TSL Trail Carbon 4 Sky Pole.
#other
Newsbusters: CENSORTRACK: Five Worst Times Big Tech Silenced Veteran Voices on Their Platforms
Veterans fought for First Amendment rights. Big Tech censors veterans' free speech, violates their rights, and silences them for opposing Biden's narrative. LinkedIn censored Gretchen Smith, Twitter flagged Sam Brown's image, Facebook removed Josh Mandel's post, TikTok banned Allen West, and Chase bank canceled Gen. Flynn's credit cards. Other veterans have also been censored. Conservatives must demand accountability and transparency from Big Tech.
Fox News: Obama-appointed judge upholds major oil project in blow to environmentalists
A federal court rejected a legal challenge by environmental groups against a massive oil drilling project in Alaska, allowing the project to move forward. The court ruled that the government had conducted proper environmental analysis. The project, proposed by ConocoPhillips, is expected to produce 576 million barrels of crude oil and has faced opposition from Democrats and environmentalists.