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11 Nov 2023
#politics
Fox News: Washington public lands commissioner to run for retiring US Rep. Kilmer's seat
Washington state Public Lands Commissioner Hilary Franz, a Democrat, is dropping her bid for governor and instead running for Congress in the 6th Congressional District. She is focusing on issues such as rising prices, reproductive freedom, veterans' support, and the climate crisis. Franz has experience leading the department responsible for public lands and securing funds to fight wildfires.
Red State: Chicago City Council Meeting on 'Sanctuary City' Status Shows Citizens That Elections Have Consequences
Chicago residents, particularly the black and Hispanic community, are protesting the city's sanctuary city status for illegal immigrants. Mayor Brandon Johnson appears to prioritize leftist ideology over the concerns of his citizens. The City Council meeting became chaotic as protesters voiced their opposition to the proposed tent cities in poor neighborhoods and the financial burden of illegal immigrants on the city.
Washington Free Beacon: Michael Ramirez: WaPo's Shipley Hand-Selected Hamas Cartoon He Later Pulled Amid Woke Blowback
The Washington Post opinion editor pulled a cartoon that criticized Hamas, which depicted their leader using women and children as human shields. The cartoonist, Michael Ramirez, presented several sketches to the editor, who selected this particular one. The decision to remove the cartoon reflects the left-wing influence in the Post's newsroom.
Daily Wire: UCLA Students Hit Netanyahu Piñata On Campus: ‘Beat That F***ing Jew!’
UCLA faces backlash after a video shows far-Left pro-Palestinian protesters attacking a piñata depicting Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu. (, )
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis orders crackdown on groups showing support for Hamas' Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, deactivating chapters of Students for Justice in Palestine at the University of Florida and the University of South Florida. (, )
National Review: FBI Director Sounds Alarm on Biden Appointee Selecting Site Owned by Former Employer for New Bureau HQ
FBI Director Wray and Virginia leaders question the decision to choose a Maryland site owned by the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) for the new FBI headquarters. Nina Albert, a Biden-appointed General Services Administration commissioner and former employee of WMATA, made the decision, overruling a unanimous panel recommendation for a site in Springfield, Virginia. Concerns about impartiality and a conflict of interest have been raised.
The Greenbelt, Maryland, site was officially announced as the new FBI headquarters despite objections. Elected Virginia officials and FBI Director Wray express concerns about fairness, transparency, and the appearance of political interference in the site-selection process. The WMATA's involvement and its alleged lack of neutrality has also drawn criticism.
#society
Flag And Cross: Online 'Dupe' Scams Plague Young Consumers As Social Media Purchases Turn Out To Be Poor Quality
Nearly half of young consumers have fallen victim to online "dupe" scams, where items purchased on social media turn out to be of poor quality. A poll found that 30% of buyers were disappointed with their purchases, with 29% influenced by social media influencers. Many were dissatisfied due to the item not being as described or pictured, arriving damaged, or being unsafe. This raises concerns about trust in brands and the regulation of dupes. The study also found that social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook are popular for shopping dupes, but consumers are increasingly checking reviews before making a purchase.
#foreignaffairs
The Right Scoop: “What Hitler did to you was a walk in the park” – Palestinian ‘Rosa Parks’ arrested by IDF for inciting terrorism against Jews
A Palestinian woman, Ahed Tamimi, known as the "Rosa Parks" of Palestine, was arrested by the IDF for inciting terrorism against the Jewish people through a post on Instagram. In the post, Tamimi threatened violence and referred to a gruesome custom involving the use of a Jewish skull as a bowl. She was apprehended in Nabi Saleh and transferred to Israeli security forces.
National Review: New York Times Accuses Tom Cotton of ‘Parroting Disinformation’ on Journalist Links to Hamas
The New York Times accuses Senator Tom Cotton of spreading disinformation about their employment of Palestinian photographers forewarned by Hamas before the terrorist attack on Israel. Pro-Israel watchdog group HonestReporting accuses freelance photographers employed by CNN, Reuters, and AP of violating journalistic ethics and having a relationship with Hamas.
National Review: Pro-Palestinian Protesters Stage Sit-In at New York Times Building, Accuse Media of Pro-Israel Bias
Pro-Palestinian protesters called for a cease-fire and accused the media of bias in favor of Israel. They staged a sit-in at the New York Times building, reading the names of Palestinians killed in Gaza. The protesters demanded that the editorial board publicly support a cease-fire.
Newsbusters: PBS Puts Onus on Israeli Victims, Wants ‘Carrots’ for Hamas to Free Hostages
One way to demonstrate the slant in PBS’s coverage of the Israel-Hamas war is to compare and contrast how their interviewers treat representatives of the respective sides. On Monday’s edition of the PBS NewsHour, reporter Leila Molana-Allen conducted a friendly interview with Mohammad Shtayyeh, the prime minister of the Palestinian Authority. Host Geoff Bennett: ....Since it was evicted from Gaza by Hamas in 2007, the P.A. has governed the parts of the West Bank that it controls. Leila Molana-Allen sat down with the Palestinian Authority prime minister for a rare interview, and asked him about the state of the Israeli ground invasion of Gaza. Note Bennett has already placed the onus on Israel, not on the instigators of the war, Hamas. After opening with Shtayyeh ranting that Israel’s war was “against children, women, university professors, priests, chefs” and not Hamas, Leila Molana-Allen opened with a tough question.
Times Of Israel: Blinken says ‘far too many Palestinians have been killed’ in Israel-Hamas war
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken urges more protection for civilians and increased humanitarian aid for Gaza, putting pressure on Israel. The US has requested daily pauses in the offensive and is focused on preventing harm to Palestinians and providing assistance. Israel has agreed to localized pauses and the opening of escape corridors, but does not appear to be fully aligned with the US principles for peace in Gaza.
#military
Flag And Cross: Fearless Veterans Strip Down For Nude Charity Calendar
A group of veterans pose nude in a calendar to raise money for Parkinson's UK. The calendar features military men from various wars, and readers can also learn about their heroic stories. They hope to raise over £3,200 for the charity.
#religion
The Blaze: Christian former student wins $150K lawsuit against Chicago Board of Ed over alleged 'demonic,' Hindu-related program | Blaze Media
A former student in Chicago wins a lawsuit against Chicago Public Schools after being compelled to participate in a meditation program that violated her Christian beliefs. The program, called Quiet Time, included chants and rituals that the student considered "demonic." The judge ruled in favor of the student, awarding her $150,000 in damages and legal fees.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: A World in Need of Re-enchantment: A New Leader at Wyoming Catholic College
Growing up in Wyoming shaped Professor Kyle Washut's view of the world, instilling in him a deep appreciation for the wild landscape and cowboy way of life. As the fourth president of Wyoming Catholic College, Washut emphasizes the importance of giving students the time and freedom to delight in the goodness of the created world, fostering wonder and enchantment. The college's distinctive approach to education, which combines wilderness experiences, Great Books reading, and a unique chaplaincy, aims to transform students' hearts and minds and equip them to spread this re-enchantment throughout the world.
#education
Flag And Cross: Washington School Reportedly Scraps Veterans Day Assembly, Replaces It with UN-Sponsored 'Day of Tolerance'
A Washington state elementary school replaced their Veterans Day assembly with a "peace assembly" upsetting community members.
#crime
Fox News: Kenya doomsday cult leader found guilty of illegal filming, but yet to be charged over mass deaths
Kenyan preacher guilty of operating unlicensed film studio, acquitted of influencing children. Faces up to five years in prison.
#sports
Dirt Wheels Magazine: THE LAST YAMAHA BANSHEE GETS UNCRATED
Two rare 2012 Yamaha Banshee motorcycles found in Puerto Rico. Graphics similar to Yamaha's 2024 motocross bikes. Banshee production stopped in the US in 2006 but continued in Australia and Canada for a decade. Email [email protected] with your Banshee picture.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: New Hampshire Hunter Takes Double-Drop-Tine Potential State Record Buck
A hunter in New Hampshire has potentially taken the next state-record nontypical whitetail deer during the muzzleloader season. The 14-point rack, measuring a green score of 188 4/8, is nearly 6 inches larger than the current record. The hunter, Jantzen Clifton, made a last-minute decision to join his friends for a deer drive and was rewarded on the first push of the day.
#other
Red State: Vicious Antisemitism in St. Louis As Pro-Hamas Protestors Steal Israeli Flag, Call to Put Jews in Trash
Pro-Palestinian protestors clash with Jewish individuals holding Israeli flags in St. Louis, resulting in assaults and flag theft. Police intervene, arresting one individual. Concerns arise over rising antisemitism as Jewish community faces attacks during demonstrations.
Front Page Magazine: Elon Musk Responds to Big Tech Censorship of David Horowitz Freedom Center Event
Vimeo has suspended the David Horowitz Freedom Center for "hate speech" after CEO Seth Dillon discussed Babylon Bee's fight against censorship. Twitter previously suspended Babylon Bee's account for a transgender joke. Elon Musk responded to the article, and users are criticizing Vimeo for censoring an organization discussing censorship. Many are leaving Vimeo in protest.