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14 Nov 2023
#politics
Daily Signal: 27 Senate Republicans Demand DOD Rescind Abortion Policy
Twenty-seven Senate Republicans are urging Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin to rescind an abortion travel policy they claim violates U.S. law. They argue that the policy circumvents Congress and goes against the principle that legislative power is vested in Congress, not the Executive branch. The senators criticize Austin for politicizing the military and forcing taxpayers to fund abortions, despite many Americans having religious and moral objections to it. They also fault Austin for engaging in a policy debate that should be reserved for the legislature.
Le Monde: US Supreme Court adopts ethics code after scandals
The US Supreme Court has released an ethics code following scandals involving justices receiving extravagant gifts and vacations. Previously, the court was the only federal judiciary body not subject to ethical oversight, but pressure from Democrats led to the adoption of the code. The code reinforces principles of conduct and prohibits acceptance of gifts, as well as speaking at politically affiliated events.
Red State: Failure Theater: Republicans Join With Democrats to Scuttle Impeachment of DHS Secretary Mayorkas
House Democrats, along with a few Republicans, successfully blocked the articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, stalling the effort. The final vote was 209-201, with eight Republicans joining Democrats. Mayorkas' handling of illegal border crossings has been criticized, leading to disappointment among GOP voters.
Daily Wire: Political Statistician Airs Concerns Over Dems Running A Biden Re-Election Ticket
A political statistician suggests Democrats should find a new candidate for the White House in 2024 if President Biden's campaign is not up to par. Nate Silver, founder of FiveThirtyEight, points out Biden's sinking approval ratings and the risk of nominating him. Democrats are concerned as former President Trump outperforms Biden in swing states.
American Thinker: Not so fast on that big statehouse victory for Democrats in Virginia
Virginia Democrats may lose control of the state Senate after it was discovered that one of the winning senators may have lied about living in her district. If Ghazala Hashmi is found to be ineligible due to this breach, a Republican could potentially take her place, resulting in a shift of power. This pattern of politicians, particularly Democrats, skirting residency rules for personal gain may be a cause for hope for Republicans.
Red State: SCOTUS Adopts Code of Conduct, but It Won't Stop the Left's Continued Assault on the Top Court
All nine Supreme Court Justices signed a code of conduct in response to efforts by Democrats and the left to delegitimize the court. The code formalizes existing ethics rules and principles. Critics argue that some justices were accepting gifts and perks that could influence their decisions.
Daily Wire: House Deflects MTG’s Mayorkas Impeachment Resolution To Committee
House approves motion to send Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's impeachment resolution against Secretary Mayorkas to the Homeland Security Committee. Motion supported by eight GOP members and all Democrats. Resolution accuses Mayorkas of mishandling border security.
#society
PJ Media: So, When CAN We Talk About the Disturbing, Out-of-Proportion Black-on-White Wave of Violence?
A 17-year-old student in Las Vegas dies after being brutally attacked by a gang. The media fails to mention the race of the attackers, highlighting a double standard when it comes to reporting on violence.
Front Page Magazine: Angela Merkel’s Poster Child for Immigration Wants to Destroy Israel
Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel welcomed a Palestinian refugee girl, Reem Sahwil, to Germany in 2015. Sahwil became a model migrant, but recently revealed her strong anti-Israel sentiments on social media. This revelation has raised concerns about the integration of Muslim migrants in Germany and sparked a debate about citizenship requirements.
#war
Times Of Israel: Woman abducted to Gaza on Oct. 7 has likely given birth in captivity — officials
Israeli officials have revealed that a hostage, who was nine months pregnant, has likely given birth while in captivity by Hamas terrorists. Over 240 hostages were seized during the attack, prompting Israel to declare war on Hamas and launch a military offensive aimed at toppling the organization and securing the hostages' release. The remains of peace activist Vivian Silver, who was killed in the attack, have been identified.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Signal: The True Face of the United Nations
The United Nations, created to maintain peace, has failed miserably and is known for corruption and ineptitude. It has targeted Israel with numerous resolutions while ignoring other nations. The U.N. has a history of failing in times of crisis, such as during the Rwandan and Bosnian genocides. The organization rewards incompetence, as seen with Kofi Annan and his son's involvement in scandals. Recently, the U.N. demanded Israel submit to a ceasefire without condemning Hamas. The U.N. serves the agenda of a liberal elite seeking to undermine adversarial nations.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: The World Spins On: "The Value of Herman Melville"
"The Value of Herman Melville" by Geoffrey Sanborn explores the life of Herman Melville, the struggles he faced, and the recognition he gained posthumously. Melville's masterpiece, "Moby-Dick," was initially misunderstood and ignored, but it eventually rose to prominence as an American literary classic. Dr. Sanborn delves into the philosophical and psychological interpretations of the novel, emphasizing its enduring value in understanding the complexities of human existence.
#health
Flag And Cross: Why Keeping A Secret Can Be Good For You
New research suggests that keeping positive secrets can actually improve well-being, contrary to the belief that secrecy is always detrimental. The study found that people who chose to keep their good news a secret experienced feelings of excitement and energy. This was because positive secrets were often kept for personal reasons rather than external pressures, and the anticipation of surprising someone else added to the enjoyment of the secret. The longer the secret was kept, the better the experience.
#education
American Thinker: The heartrending story of a librarian who can’t give kids pornographic material
Tania Galiñanes, a school librarian, is forced out of her job due to restrictions on sexual and racially divisive content imposed by Governor Ron DeSantis and the Florida legislature. She is burdened with reviewing books for age-appropriate material and is expected to recite parts of the Declaration of Independence during "Freedom Week." Tania's advocacy for banned books and LGBTQ+ material is met with backlash from parents and conservative groups. The left characterizes parents as evil puritans while portraying themselves as bringing enlightenment to children.
#crime
Fox News: Michigan woman abandons puppy in dumpster, leads officers on chase before crashing: police
Michigan woman arrested after causing a traffic crash and abandoning a puppy in a construction dumpster while trying to escape authorities.
#technology
Breitbart: Google Antitrust Trial 2.0: Internet Giant Offered Netflix a Sweetheart Deal on App Store Tax
Google proposed a special deal to Netflix, offering them a reduced fee of 10 percent for using the Google Play app store, instead of the standard 30 percent. Netflix declined the offer, choosing to direct users to subscribe via a web browser to avoid fees.
#other
Flag And Cross: Forests Can Store Massive Amounts Of Carbon To Combat Climate: Study
Forests can store a massive amount of carbon to combat climate change, with the potential to store up to 226 Gigatonnes (Gt) of carbon. This highlights the importance of forest conservation in fighting global warming, but it cannot replace cutting fossil fuel emissions. Ongoing deforestation and human development have led to a significant decrease in carbon stored in forests. Restoring global biodiversity by ending deforestation and promoting sustainable practices is crucial for maximizing carbon capture.