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1 Nov 2023
#politics
Washington Free Beacon: New Jersey Dems Approved Big Subsidies To Land a Foreign-Built Offshore Wind Farm. It Fell Apart Anyway.
New Jersey Democrats approved $1 billion in subsidies to attract a foreign company for wind farms, but the projects are now dead. Danish energy giant Ørsted pulled out, citing inflation, interest rates, and supply chain issues. This reflects challenges facing the Biden administration's clean energy agenda.
National Review: The Real Debate about Abortion in Virginia
Democratic ads in Virginia are portraying Republicans as wanting to ban abortion without exceptions, but this is an exaggeration. Republicans would propose reducing Virginia's limit on elective abortions from 26 weeks to 15 weeks, with exceptions for cases of rape, incest, and endangerment of the mother's life. However, Virginia Democrats support measures that would make abortion legal throughout pregnancy. If a 15-week limit is not implemented, Virginia could potentially become a destination for late-term abortions due to its proximity to states with stricter laws.
Fox News: Donald Trump Jr takes the stand in civil trial stemming from New York AG lawsuit
Donald Trump Jr. testifies in the civil trial against the Trump family and Trump Organization, with Eric Trump expected to testify next. The trial follows New York Attorney General Letitia James' allegations of fraud and misrepresentation against Trump and his associates.
Flag And Cross: Damning Comer Video Draws Direct Line Between Chinese Money and Joe Biden's Bank Account: 'Future Blackmail'
House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer released a video implicating President Joe Biden in potential foreign blackmail after linking money from China to Biden's bank account. Comer referred back to a 2017 WhatsApp exchange between Biden's son, Hunter, and an associate of the Chinese energy company CEFC, where Hunter demanded $10 million, implying that Joe Biden's political influence would be used as leverage if the demand went unmet. Comer presented a money trail from CEFC to Hunter and James Biden, eventually leading to a $40,000 check written to Joe Biden. The evidence raises the possibility of impeachment.
Daily Signal: Docs Reveal FBI Questioned Obama DOJ in Hillary Email Probe
During the 2016 presidential election, there were allegations of political interference and a lack of independence within the Justice Department surrounding the FBI probe into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server. FBI officials questioned the independence of then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch, while supporters of Clinton demanded an investigation into the chief investigator.
Newsbusters: Sen. Rand Paul Grills FBI Director Wray on Gov Big Tech Collusion
FBI Director Wray denies discussing censoring constitutionally protected speech with social media platforms during a Senate hearing. Senator Rand Paul questions Wray's denial, emphasizing the importance of an accurate answer. Wray claims FBI agents acted in compliance with the law, but critics argue their actions prove otherwise. Paul highlights a court ruling that fundamentally changed the FBI's interactions with social media companies, suggesting discussions about content moderation involving constitutionally protected speech. Wray attributes the change to caution, not admitting to broader discussions. The issue of conservative censorship by Big Tech is under scrutiny.
Fox News: Florida becomes latest state to cut ties with American Library Association after 'Marxist' controversy
Florida has cut ties with the American Library Association (ALA) over the controversy surrounding sexually explicit books in schools. The state's Division of Library and Information Services has issued a new rule forbidding any grant activities linked to the ALA. This decision follows several Florida counties canceling their memberships with the ALA.
A growing number of Republican lawmakers have criticized the ALA and several states, including Alabama, Wyoming, Missouri, Montana, and Texas, have severed ties with the organization. Concerns over "Marxist ideology" and a "library bill of rights" opposing age restrictions on books were cited as reasons for the disassociation.
GB News: Nigel Farage demands ‘tough’ approach as Middle East tensions ‘writ large in Britain’
Nigel Farage criticizes pro-Palestine protests in UK as Middle East tensions spill over. He expresses concern about the influence of politics from the region on British streets, citing past conflicts between Muslim and Hindu groups as an example. Farage believes uncontrolled immigration has created a dangerous situation, but is unsure how to address it.
#society
PJ Media: Migrants in Chicago Shiver Through First Snowfall
Thousands of Venezuelan migrants, unable to find shelter, spent a freezing night outside Chicago police stations. With little experience of cold weather or snow, the migrants are struggling to survive. Chicago's Mayor is facing criticism for his handling of the crisis, with plans for warming buses and heated tents in place. However, some religious groups have provided aid and support, recognizing the humanity and need of these individuals.
The Blaze: NPR runs pro-witchcraft piece – The occult today is 'as trendy and as helpful as veganism or yoga' | Blaze Media
Glenn Beck sarcastically dismisses an NPR segment on witchcraft, claiming witches are real and predominantly liberal. The segment features writer Diana Helmuth, who explores witchcraft, believing it can connect her to a goddess. According to Glenn, witchcraft has gained popularity, especially among transgender activists, and is being covered by the liberal media.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Aid delivered to Gaza could be intercepted by Hamas, Save the Children warns
Vital aid entering Gaza could be diverted by Hamas terrorists, according to Save the Children. Israel is preventing the delivery of fuel into the territory, amid fears it could be intercepted by Hamas. The United States has warned that aid will be halted if Hamas interferes with it.
GB News: Israel-Gaza latest: First British nationals leave Gaza through Rafah crossing into Egypt, Foreign Office says
British nationals have been able to leave Gaza through the Rafah border crossing into Egypt. The number of people who have left is unknown, but a list of those wanting to leave had been approved by Israeli and Egyptian authorities. The crossing will be open for limited periods to allow foreign nationals and the seriously injured to depart.
National Review: The Corner: Hamas Vowing to Repeat 10/7 Massacres Should End ‘Ceasefire’ Calls
Hamas declares intention to repeat massacres until Israel is annihilated. Ceasefire call means allowing continuous slaughter.
PJ Media: The New York Times Asks Why 'Fiery' Iran Hasn't Killed All the Jews Yet
Congratulations, New York Times! It has taken 90 years, but you may have finally outdone your support for Joseph Stalin and his Ukrainian genocide. On Wednesday, the New York Times editors asked a question posed by so many Islamo-supremacists over the millennia: Why haven't they killed all those Jews? The story was written by Times reporter and UN bureau chief Farnaz Fassihi, an Iranian-American writer who has reported not just for the Times but also for the Wall Street Journal. Iranians so far have telegraphed that they don't want a full-scale war — but why not? Fassihi wonders.
The Telegraph: US should ‘share some blame’ for Hamas attack, says former CIA agent
The US shares some blame for not predicting Hamas's attack on Israel, as it relied on Israeli intelligence agencies for monitoring. CIA reduced its focus on Hamas after 9/11, shifting resources to Al-Qaeda and ISIS. Israel's security apparatus and Western intelligence services were surprised by the attack.
#economy
Fox News: Kenya hikes fares on Chinese-built railway to tackle mounting debt
Kenya increases passenger fares on Chinese-built railway due to loan repayment struggles and rising fuel prices. The new fares will take effect in 2024.
Kenya's central bank governor states that the country's currency has been overvalued, while President William Ruto seeks a $1 billion loan from China. The Standard Gauge Railway, funded by Chinese banks, has low cargo uptake and requires cross-border expansion for financial sustainability.
The Telegraph: Rishi Sunak’s father-in-law argues for 70-hour working week in India
Bangalore-based billionaire Narayana Murthy suggests young Indians should work a 70-hour week to boost India's productivity and compete with larger economies. The ruling BJP supports his view, while trade unions criticize it as worker exploitation.
Le Monde: US Fed votes to maintain high interest rates
The US Federal Reserve decided to keep interest rates at a 22-year high in order to slow inflation without harming the strong economy. This marks the first time rates have been held steady at consecutive meetings since monetary policy tightened last year. The decision suggests a prolonged pause in hiking interest rates.
#culture
Fox News: Ex-CNN host Don Lemon dresses up as Kamala Harris for Halloween
Ex-CNN host Don Lemon dressed as Vice President Kamala Harris for Halloween, accompanied by his fiancé Tim Malone dressed as President Biden. The couple shared their costume on Instagram, receiving both praise and mocking reactions. Lemon had previously celebrated Harris' selection as Biden's running mate as a historic moment.
#health
Daily Signal: Johnson: Child Gender Surgeries Demand State, Federal Attention
New House Speaker Mike Johnson criticizes experimental surgeries on children, known as "gender-affirming care," as destructive. He expresses concern about surgeries being performed on young children without parental consent and discusses the damaging effects on detransitioners. Johnson believes this is a serious issue that requires attention from lawmakers, although the role of Congress in protecting children is still being discussed.
Daily Wire: Death Rate For Babies In America Rose For First Time In 20 Years
The U.S. infant mortality rate rose by 3% in 2022, the first increase in two decades. Certain groups, including baby boys, white infants, Native American infants, and premature babies, experienced significant increases in death rates. Maternal complications and bacterial sepsis were identified as leading causes of infant deaths. The neonatal mortality rate also rose by 3%, while the overall death rate in the U.S. fell by 5%.
#sports
Daily Wire: Travis Kelce Reacts To People Dressing Up As Him And Taylor Swift For Halloween
Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce responds to people dressing up as him and Taylor Swift for Halloween. He finds it cool after weeks of rumors about their romance. They were spotted holding hands and kissing, but neither has confirmed their relationship.
Flag And Cross: Xander Zayas To Face Off With Jorge Fortea In The Super Welterweight Category In December
21 year old Xander Zayas, with a record of 17-0, will face off against 32 year old Jorge Fortea in a 10-round junior middleweight bout on 9th December, 2023 in Pembroke Pines, Florida. Zayas aims to solidify his title candidacy by winning his third fight of the year and proving he is ready for bigger challenges. Fortea, with a record of 24-3-1, previously held the WBC Latino 154-pound title and is one spot behind Zayas in the latest BoxRec's rankings.
#outdoors
Fishing 411: Putting the 50 Plus 2 Method to Work
Off Shore Tackle's Snap Weight helps anglers catch walleye in deep water. The Precision Trolling Data app provides running depths of popular crankbaits with the Snap Weight for the 50 Plus 2 Method. This method uses a two ounce Snap Weight to achieve desired target depths. The 50 Plus 2 Method also includes popular trolling speeds and works best with in-line planer boards.
#technology
Fox News: Apple’s twice as fast new MacBook Pro laptop and 24-inch iMac all-in-one desktop are here
Apple surprised fans with a short online event announcing its latest products powered by the M3 chip. The event showcased the new 24-inch iMac and the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models, all featuring different versions of the M3 chip. The new MacBook Pro laptops come in two sizes and have a Liquid Retina XDR display, redesigned keyboard, and several ports. The new iMac is a slim and colorful desktop with a 4.5K Retina display, studio-quality camera and audio, and four Thunderbolt ports. Overall, Apple's new lineup of Macs powered by the M3 chip offers impressive performance and efficiency for various tasks and applications.
Fox News: Beware of these popular Android apps containing deceptive adware
Cybersecurity experts have discovered several malicious Android apps that were downloaded millions of times, disguised as innocent games and tools. These apps serve ads and sign users up for premium services without their knowledge. Google has removed the apps from the Play Store, but users should manually delete them for extra security.
#other
Le Monde: 'Carbon bombs': TotalEnergies is the world's second-largest extractor from huge deposits
French group TotalEnergies is linked to 23 major fossil fuel extraction sites, known as "carbon bombs," which have the potential to release over 60 billion tonnes of CO2 into the atmosphere. This represents 12% of humanity's remaining carbon budget. TotalEnergies ranks second in the world for developing carbon bombs, behind China Energy.
Fox News: ‘Dancing with the Stars’ contestant Barry Williams, 69, is thankful for fans rooting ‘for the old man’
"The Brady Bunch" actor Barry Williams, 69, is a fan favorite on "Dancing with the Stars," grateful for support across generations. He and his partner received high scores for their Viennese waltz. Williams sees the competition getting tougher but enjoys the challenge. Another contestant, Mauricio Umansky, husband of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Kyle Richards, was eliminated but views it as the beginning of his dance journey. Umansky praised the experience and expressed his love for dancing.