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14 Nov 2023
#politics
Red State: Shock: Records Show Adam Schiff Financed $1.7 Million Maryland Home As 'Prinicipal Residence'
A California Republican House hopeful has filed a complaint against Rep. Adam Schiff, accusing him of claiming his Maryland home as his primary residence to secure a lower mortgage interest rate, despite representing California in Congress. Schiff and his wife refinanced the home multiple times and asserted it was their principal residence, but they later designated it as their secondary residence. The complaint alleges mortgage fraud and violation of election code.
The Telegraph: Watch: Jeremy Corbyn refuses to call Hamas 'terrorists' after Piers Morgan asks him 15 times
Jeremy Corbyn, former Labour leader, refused to label Hamas as terrorists during a live interview with Piers Morgan. The heated exchange led to accusations of Corbyn's inability to answer questions. The interview highlighted tensions between the two as Morgan repeatedly asked Corbyn about his views on Hamas.
GB News: Extinction Rebellion financier gives millions in funds to Sadiq Khan's climate network
Billionaire Christopher Hohn donated £46 million to a climate network chaired by Sadiq Khan, adding to the £670 million he has given to climate campaigns. Hohn's funding has supported organizations advocating for net zero and clean-air initiatives, including the C40 Cities Network. The report on billionaire funding of climate organizations suggests that public input is excluded when influential individuals have close ties to political power.
#society
Le Monde: 250 flood-hit northern France towns in state of disaster
President Emmanuel Macron has declared around 250 municipalities in northern France in a state of natural disaster due to massive flooding caused by heavy rain and rivers breaking their banks. The affected areas in the Pas-de-Calais and Nord departments fear further rises in water levels. The government will provide a €50 million "support fund" for affected towns and villages.
The Federalist: This Book Might Be The 'Same As Ever,' But Common Sense Never Changes
Morgan Housel's book "Same as Ever" offers timeless investment lessons, emphasizing the importance of familiar principles. Housel tells stories, such as Eliud Kipchoge's unique behavior after winning the Olympic marathon, to highlight how success often comes with unexpected quirks. While the book lacks a historical perspective, it remains readable and relatable, appealing to both lay readers and those familiar with investing. Housel's teachings remind us to be mindful of our expectations and to find a balance between saving and investing.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine: Russians attacks in seven directions
Russian attacks in seven directions in Ukraine, with 80 clashes reported in the past 24 hours. The attacks were unsuccessful, and Ukrainian troops are holding their ground.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Red Cross chief to meet families of hostages held by Hamas
The head of the Red Cross will meet with family members of the 240 hostages held in Gaza following Hamas's assault in Israel. Israeli officials will also be present at the meeting in Geneva. The Red Cross has been advocating for the release of the hostages and urges safe access to them.
Newsbusters: HAMASPRESSE: CBS's Patta Floats Hostage Deal, Lectures On Geneva Rules
CBS foreign correspondent Debora Patta delivers a biased report on the conflict in Gaza, showing contempt for Israel and highlighting Hamas' offer to release hostages in exchange for a truce. The report questions Israel's claims about a tunnel network under Al-Shifa hospital and suggests that only Israel is bound by the Geneva Conventions. The dire conditions and suffering in Gaza's hospitals are also highlighted.
Times Of Israel: IDF proclaims it has captured Hamas parliament, government seat and police HQ
Amidst fierce battles with Hamas gunmen, the IDF captured Hamas governmental sites in Gaza City. Rocket fire from Gaza continued, injuring two in Ashkelon. The death toll of IDF soldiers rose to 46. IDF soldiers captured several key sites, including the Hamas parliament and police headquarters. They also captured a university engineering building used for weapon production and a Hamas compound with training facilities and detention cells. The IDF is seeking to deliver incubators to hospitals in Gaza, including Shifa Hospital. Fighting has centered around Shifa Hospital, which Israel claims houses Hamas's main operations center. Rocket fire from Gaza continues, causing damage in Ashkelon. The IDF will implement a humanitarian pause to allow for the evacuation of civilians. The IDF found infrastructure inside a mosque, including a Hamas tunnel shaft. The IDF continues to conduct airstrikes and naval strikes on key Hamas targets. The war against Hamas began on October 7, resulting in an estimated 1,200 deaths, mostly civilians. The Hamas-run Gaza health ministry claimed over 11,000 deaths, including failed rocket launch victims.
#economy
Daily Wire: The Daily Wire Black Friday Shopping Guide
The Daily Wire is offering deals for Black Friday, including discounted memberships to DailyWire+ and Bentkey, as well as products from the Jeremy's shop and Daily Wire shop. These offers allow customers to support an alternative economy that opposes woke ideologies.
#history
Fox News: It’s time to revive the American spirit. Here's how we start
A new book titled "The Constitution of the United States and Other Patriotic Documents" explores the foundational principles that shaped America. It pays tribute to the leaders who fought for freedom and equality, including Patrick Henry, Thomas Paine, and Abraham Lincoln. The book emphasizes the enduring importance of these historical documents in understanding our nation's history and values.
#crime
The Telegraph: British murder victim killed 31 years ago in Belgium is identified by flower tattoo
A woman found murdered in Belgium 31 years ago has been identified as Rita Roberts, a British national, thanks to her flower tattoo and an international appeal. Her family recognized the tattoo after seeing it on the news and notified Interpol and Belgian authorities. The breakthrough came after an appeal on Interpol's Identify Me web page, which has helped to solve other cold cases as well.
The Telegraph: Russell Brand concerns raised to BBC while he was Radio 2 DJ
The BBC is investigating five complaints against Russell Brand for his behavior while employed by the broadcaster. The Metropolitan Police is also investigating him for sex offense allegations. Two more complainants have come forward since the review began.
#sports
Supertrax Online: A Few 2025 Ski Doo Predictions
Arctic Cat is set to launch a new engine and chassis for their sleds. Now let's turn our attention to Ski-Doo, who may introduce a turbo trail 2-stroke sled and a new 650 2-stroke engine. There is also a possibility of a variant of their front suspension.
#other
GB News: Major new fuels could keep petrol and diesel cars on the road beyond 2035 - 'we simply can't wait!'
The UK automotive industry is exploring alternative methods to reduce emissions and meet net zero targets. One expert suggests using sustainable fuels, arguing that demonizing internal combustion engines (ICE) neglects more sustainable solutions. Sustainable fuels, such as E10 petrol with up to 10% renewable ethanol, could reduce greenhouse gas emissions by over 80% compared to fossil fuels. The EU may require e-fuels to be 100% carbon neutral for exemption from the phase-out of polluting vehicles. The introduction of E10 petrol in the UK could cut CO2 emissions by 750,000 tonnes per year.