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12 Nov 2023
#society
Fox News: King Charles at 75: monarch remains ‘one of most eccentric sovereigns’: book
King Charles III, the British monarch, is hosting a tea dance at his residence, Highgrove, to celebrate his 75th birthday. The festivities will include live music, afternoon tea, and a composition by a young gardening enthusiast. The king is known for his love of dancing and still clings to a childhood teddy bear.
Fox News: Head of online campaign to identify antisemitism says doctors, dentists openly ‘spew hate’
A watchdog group called StopAntisemitism, led by Liora Rez, has seen a drastic increase in reports of anti-Jewish behavior, particularly from professionals like doctors, nurses, and professors. The group exposes these individuals and calls for consequences, leading to many of them being fired. Examples include a nurse with a Hamas tattoo and doctors celebrating the massacre in Israel. The group's actions have faced criticism, with some accusing them of using harassment to silence people and protecting the Israeli government from criticism.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: UCLA faculty urge university to condemn pro-Hamas protests 'crossing the line from speech to incitement'
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Over 300 faculty members at UCLA signed a letter demanding the university denounce campus protests endorsing Hamas terrorists' attack against Israel if they incite violence. The faculty emphasized that Hamas' massacre should be condemned regardless of political views, and called for strong statements from UCLA leadership against the attacks. They also expressed concern about hate speeches and celebrations of the Hamas massacre on campus, urging the university to prevent any unlawful incitement. Concerns over antisemitism and the atmosphere of fear for Jewish students, staff, and faculty were also raised. Pro-Palestinian student groups at various colleges have shown support for Hamas, while some universities, like Columbia, have suspended student organizations for violating policies and engaging in threatening rhetoric during protests.
#economy
Field & Stream: Best Blackstone Black Friday Deals 2023
Early Blackstone Black Friday deals are already available on Amazon, with savings of up to $100 on griddles and grills. Accessories like griddle covers and seasoning are also on sale.
#religion
American Thinker: Hey, Woke Church, It’s Time to Wake Up!
The book "Woke Jesus: The False Messiah Destroying Christianity" sheds light on the American church's response to evil in the world. It argues against churches supporting the Far-Left agenda and criticizes churches that promoted the COVID-19 vaccine. Other Christian influencers like Jonathan Cahn and Eric Metaxas have also urged the church to wake up and speak out against deceit in society. It is time to confront evil and make a stand.
#health
Fox News: Bipartisan lawmakers eye solutions for rural mental health crisis
Congress is addressing the rural mental health crisis in the U.S. with new legislation called the Farmers First Act. The bill aims to expand mental health resources for farmers and ranchers who often lack access to medical services.
#crime
Fox News: California woman's murder committed by highway patrol officer haunts family 36 years later: 'A devious soul'
The new true-crime series "Good Cop, Bad Cop" examines the murder of Cara Knott in 1986. Knott's body was found near a bridge with evidence linking a California Highway Patrol officer, Craig Allen Peyer, to the crime. Peyer, who had a disturbing history, stopped multiple women for minor traffic violations in the same area where Knott was killed. He was convicted and sentenced to 25 years to life in prison, but is up for parole in 2027.
Fox News: Real-life 'Devil Made Me Do It' case of Arne Cheyenne Johnson 'scared us s---less': lawyer
Arne Johnson, accused of fatally stabbing his landlord, claims he blacked out and doesn't remember the incident. The case involves alleged demonic possession and has sparked international media attention.
#sports
The Telegraph: Gary Lineker should stick to football – and shut up about geopolitics
Gary Lineker's involvement in political matters, particularly regarding Israel's response to Hamas, is seen as unwarranted and uninformed by the author. They believe Lineker should stick to football and not use his platform to comment on serious issues. The author criticizes social media for allowing celebrities to share their opinions and urges Lineker to focus on his profession instead of engaging in debates he is ill-suited for.
#other
American Thinker: The War In Gaza And Russia’s Foreign Policy Conundrum
Moscow's support for a Palestinian state contradicts its stance on Ukraine and undermines its position in the Middle East. The Soviet Union, Russia's predecessor, intervened in the Arab-Israeli War in 1948 to ensure the survival of Israel and prevent the establishment of a Palestinian state. Terrorism became the Palestinians' strategy when they couldn't achieve their goal through military conquest. The narrative has shifted with the Abraham Accords, as Arab nations establish diplomatic relations with Israel. The Palestinian issue is losing urgency and significance, hindering progress in the Middle East. Russia's support for the Palestinian cause is puzzling given its conflict with Ukraine. Both conflicts involve security and territorial disputes, acts of violence and terrorism, and the manipulation of victimhood for international support. The Abraham Accords have reshaped the Middle East, and Russia's alignment with the losing faction weakens its influence. Israel, Iran, and Saudi Arabia will dictate the region's future without Russia's involvement.
Le Monde: All aboard! Five waterfront restaurants in the Paris region
Summary: This article highlights two waterfront restaurants in the Paris region. L'Imprévu in Conflans-Sainte-Honorine is a classic restaurant with a modern touch, offering a menu of classics and homemade dishes. Le Millésime du Port in Port de Cergy stands out with its focus on fresh produce and seasonal and local ingredients.