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14 Nov 2023
#politics
Red State: Bad Trajectories: Can Joe Biden Turn the 2024 Election Around?
Joe Biden's approval ratings are plummeting as he continues to make flubs and face accusations of influence-peddling. His age and declining mental capacity pose challenges for his re-election campaign. Meanwhile, there are claims that Trump poses a threat and Biden's emphasis on climate change as the ultimate threat to humanity is questioned. Overall, Biden's chances for the 2024 campaign are not looking good, despite Politico's hopeful outlook.
Red State: WATCH: GOP Sen. Markwayne Mullin Challenges Labor Leader Sean O'Brien to a Fight During Senate Hearing
Republican Senator Markwayne Mullin challenged labor leader Sean O'Brien to a fight during a Senate committee hearing after reading O'Brien's tweet insulting him. Both men stood up and tensions rose, but the situation was eventually diffused by other committee members. The incident highlights the ongoing feud between Mullin and O'Brien.
PJ Media: Politico Offers Biden Advice on How to 'Turn It Around'
In a struggling campaign, Jonathan Martin advises Joe Biden on how to improve his prospects for the upcoming election. The stakes are high due to the threat posed by exiled strongman Trump. The article suggests that Biden needs to make changes and reach out to different factions, but questions whether he is capable of doing so.
Le Monde: French Sénat approves immigration bill after toughening it
France's Sénat passed a tough immigration bill, leaning towards enforcement. The bill restricts rights for undocumented migrants, introduces quotas, and limits benefits. The bill's future is uncertain in the Assemblée Nationale.
Fox News: Rhode Island Democrat Gabe Amo is sworn into Congress
New Democratic Rep. Gabe Amo, the first Black representative from Rhode Island in Congress, was sworn into office replacing former Rep. David Cicilline.
#society
Human Events: Trans CEO of women’s health charity believes biological sex, age are ‘constructs,’ demands access to female-only spaces
Trans woman named CEO of UK endometriosis charity, faces backlash. Believes in accessing women's spaces, embraces social constructs.
Breitbart: California Middle School Boy Banned for Using 'Black Face,' Civil Rights Group Claims It Was Eye Black
California middle schooler banned from sports for wearing football eye black paint resembling black face. School claims it was offensive and racially motivated, but boy and parents say it was a harmless joke. Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) demands reversal of punishment, citing First Amendment rights.
Daily Wire: Disney World Theme Park Will Issue Pronoun Pins To Janitorial Staff: Report
Disney World is reportedly offering pronoun pins to its employees as part of a new diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiative. The pins allow employees to display their preferred pronouns on their name tags. This is not the first progressive initiative introduced by Disney, with previous controversies involving male employees in dresses interacting with children.
The Babylon Bee: Man's Day Sure Would Brighten Up If An A-10 Warthog Would Fly Overhead Right About Now
In a groundbreaking study, researchers have found that the key to a man's happiness lies in regular flyovers by the A-10 Warthog. The unmistakable sound and appearance of the aircraft significantly boost happiness levels, according to participants in the study. The rugged design of the Warthog triggers a primal response in men, akin to seeing a superhero.
#foreignaffairs
PJ Media: 400 Government Officals Sign a Letter Objecting to Biden's Israel Stance
Government officials signed a letter urging President Biden to demand a cease-fire in the Israel-Gaza conflict and provide humanitarian aid. The majority of signatories are in their 20s and 30s, influenced by left-wing and academic perspectives. They believe peace will come if Israel stops its offensive, but reality is different.
Times Of Israel: In Geneva, Israel’s FM demands Red Cross meet hostages, calls on UN chief to resign
Israel's Foreign Minister, Eli Cohen, scolded international agencies in Geneva, urging them to address the issue of hostages in Gaza. He called on the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to visit the hostages and criticized the World Health Organization (WHO) for Hamas's use of hospitals as cover for terrorist activities. Cohen also criticized UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and called for his resignation.
The Blaze: Hamas claims it will release 70 hostages in exchange for 5-day ceasefire | Blaze Media
Hamas has asked for a five-day ceasefire in exchange for the release of 70 Israeli hostages, but Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has previously rejected the idea. Negotiations are ongoing with Qatari mediators. There are still over 230 hostages being held by Hamas.
Breitbart: HBO's John Oliver: U.S. Military Aid to Israel Means ‘We’re Heavily Implicated’ in Deaths of Palestinian Civilians
John Oliver accuses Americans of being "heavily implicated" in the deaths of Palestinian civilians due to U.S. military aid to Israel. He argues that Americans are to blame for the conflict in the Middle East. Oliver downplays Hamas' instigation of the war and focuses the blame on Israel and the U.S.
#economy
The Blaze: Bill Gates is buying up land from small farmers to monopolize food supply — not to save the planet, author claims | Blaze Media
Bill Gates is accused of trying to monopolize the food supply by bankrupting small farmers and buying up their land. He is also investing in synthetic food alternatives and has purchased hundreds of thousands of acres of agricultural land, including rights to water sources. Critics claim Gates is controlling the food market, not saving the planet.
#culture
Fox News: Prince's wardrobe hits the auction block, including iconic 'Purple Rain' shirt
Fans of Prince will have a chance to bid on his iconic wardrobe in an online auction. The collection, including over 200 lots, was assembled by a French collector and showcases Prince's evolution in music and fashion. Highlights include a white ruffled shirt worn during his 1985 American Music Awards performance and an outfit from his film "Under the Cherry Moon."
#education
Fox News: Vermont State University presses forward with controversial restructuring plan despite opposition
Vermont State Colleges board supports plan to cut programs and faculty positions at Vermont State University, facing opposition from students and faculty. Critics argue lack of consultation and mismanagement.
#crime
Breitbart: Report: Sam Haskell, Son of Top Hollywood Agent, Caught on Camera Dumping Suspected Corpse into Dumpster
Sam Haskell IV, son of a top Hollywood agent, has been arrested after a woman's torso was found near his home in LA. Surveillance footage shows him disposing of what appears to be part of her body in a strip mall parking lot. Police believe the body belongs to his missing wife.
#other
Breitbart: WB Will Allow Sale of 'Coyote vs. Acme' After Tax Write-Off Backlash
Warner Bros. has reversed its decision to shelve the film "Coyote vs. Acme" for a tax write-off and will allow the filmmakers to find a buyer. The studio's initial plan faced backlash, and now they are letting the filmmakers shop the movie to other distributors.
Newsbusters: Ted Cruz, Ben Ferguson Hail NewsBusters for Exposing Networks Using Hamas Crisis Actor
Senator Ted Cruz's podcast praised NewsBusters for exposing ABC, CBS, and NBC for using footage from a known pro-Hamas crisis actor. The video showed questionable elements, including no visible injuries on individuals with red liquid portrayed as blood, a woman seemingly waiting for a cue to start screaming, and a man in an orange vest cracking up laughing. Cruz and co-host Ben Ferguson criticized the networks for cropping out important details and propagating a biased narrative. They called for accountability and urged CBS to expose the actor's true identity if they care about the truth.
Fox News: Steve Norton, visionary behind Atlantic City's first casino, dies at 89
Steve Norton, an influential figure in the casino industry, has died at the age of 89. He ran the first U.S. gambling facility outside Nevada, Resorts casino in Atlantic City, and provided advice on setting up and operating casinos worldwide. Norton also worked to address gambling addiction and was involved in the creation of the industry's national trade association.