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13 Nov 2023
#politics
National Review: Tim Scott Suspends Presidential Campaign
Senator Tim Scott, who was running for president, has suspended his campaign due to low polling numbers and financial difficulties. His supporters have encouraged him to run in the future, but he believes that now is not his time. Scott's decision to drop out surprised many observers who expected him to continue at least until the Iowa caucus.
Breitbart: Dem Rep. Brian Higgins Plans to Resign: 'D.C. Can Be Slow and Frustrating'
Rep. Brian Higgins (D-NY) plans to resign in February after 19 years in government service due to Washington, DC's growing dysfunction. He wants to explore other ways to serve his district. Many other members of Congress have also announced their departure recently, citing frustration with polarization.
#society
Le Monde: Living in low-income housing in upmarket Paris: 'Once you're here, everything changes'
Low-income housing is being created in the 7th arrondissement of Paris. The arrondissement's mayor, Rachida Dati, initially opposed the project but has since embraced it. Some units will be allocated to members of the armed forces, while others will go to individuals seeking a fresh start.
The American Spectator: Being Vaccinated Against Anti-Semitism
In this Raymond Chandler-style summary, the protagonist shares how he has been vaccinated against anti-Semitism by various media outlets, Muslim immigrants, and political figures. He explains that his past experiences of facing anti-Semitism have made him immune to the whining and complaining that others exhibit. He advocates for a strong response to anti-Semitism and urges Jews to fight back rather than passively endure it.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: The day after in Gaza: 'Marwan Barghouti's popularity is probably the only barrier against Hamas'
Prime Minister Netanyahu responds to Hamas's terrorist attack with an escalation of violence in Gaza, leading to a lack of political perspective. Human toll and destruction in Gaza require consideration of a solution, though a fully Palestinian solution is unlikely. The focus on the Palestinian Authority overlooks Abbas's discreditation and lack of ability to stand up to Israelis. General elections could restore legitimacy, but Abbas postpones them, relying on European support despite denying democracy.
The American Spectator: Ukraine Is Stalemated Again
Russia's war to conquer Ukraine continues to stalemate with no significant progress. Gen. Zaluzhny compares it to World War One, stating that both sides are at a technology level that equals each other. Russia has the advantage with a larger population, allowing them to sustain casualties. The political stalemate in Washington regarding Ukraine aid and border security adds to the impasse. Biden sent a $100 billion bill to Congress that includes aid for Ukraine and Israel, but House Republicans have split the bill, passing the Israel aid bill and leaving the Ukraine aid in question. Sen. Hawley suggests establishing a special inspector general to ensure aid is not being misused, but no solution is in sight.
Front Page Magazine: It's Not About Israel, It's About Islam (VIDEO)
The ongoing attacks by Hamas and the Jihad in Kashmir are part of a larger Islamic Jihad against civilization. This conflict has been going on for over a thousand years, and until we acknowledge this, we will continue to struggle and be portrayed as oppressors.
#military
Breitbart: 5 Army Special Ops Soldiers Die in Helicopter 'Mishap' over Mediterranean Sea
A U.S. Army helicopter crashed in the Mediterranean Sea, resulting in the death of five special operations soldiers. The cause of the crash is under investigation, but it is believed to be an accident and not the result of hostile activity. The soldiers were part of a special operations team deployed to the region for potential evacuation efforts during the Israel-Hamas conflict.
#crime
The Blaze: South Carolina daycare employees accused of running child fight club, encouraging 14 toddlers to assault each other | Blaze Media
Two daycare employees in South Carolina arrested for running a child fight club, encouraging toddlers to assault each other. They are charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor and unlawful conduct toward a child. The daycare immediately took action, firing the employees and notifying the police.
#sports
Supertrax Online: QUÉBEC: ONE TRAIL AND YOU’RE HOOKED FOR LIFE!
A group of snowmobile enthusiasts unanimously choose Québec as their top destination for riding snowmobiles due to its well-groomed trails, diverse terrain, and breathtaking scenery. They praise the trail network, the beautiful forests and meadows, and the unexpected features like quaint villages and first-class resorts. They also appreciate the proximity of Québec to Ontario, its close resemblance to Europe, and the ease of navigation thanks to clear trail signage. Overall, Québec offers great riding, a unique cultural experience, excellent accommodations, and abundant snow.
#outdoors
Supertrax Online: KLIM Launches Its Redesigned Adrenaline Pro S GTX BOA Boot
KLIM introduces their redesigned Adrenaline Pro S GTX BOA Boot, a high-performance snowmobile boot for aggressive riders. The boot features a custom-developed Michelin outsole, a dual-zone remote dial BOA system, and improved lace routing for added comfort. With durability, traction, and insulation, the Adrenaline Pro S GTX BOA Boot is designed to enhance the riding experience in extreme conditions.
Supertrax Online: 2024 Ski Doo MXZ XRS 137 600R Detailed Overview
Motorhead Mark examines the specifications of Ski Doo's 2024 MXZ XRS 137, highlighting its powerful 600R ETEC 2-stroke engine and 137-inch skid.
#technology
Le Monde: Major Australian ports reopen three days after cyberattack
Port operations in Australia have resumed after a cyberattack on ports operator DP World caused a three-day shutdown. The attack forced DP World to disconnect its systems from the internet, disrupting cargo pickup and delivery at major ports in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Fremantle. While operations have now resumed, investigations and system protection efforts may cause temporary disruptions in the coming days.