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#politics
Daily Wire: Manchin Says He Would ‘Absolutely’ Consider Presidential Run
West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin is considering running for president in 2024, stating that he wants to help save the country amid nationwide division. Manchin, who has served in public office for decades, has recently expressed doubts about the Democratic Party and has hinted at a possible third-party campaign. He plans to explore whether voters would support a moderate candidate before making a final decision.
Fox News: Speaker Johnson calls for 'key witnesses' to testify under oath in Biden impeachment inquiry
Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., suggests that the impeachment inquiry of President Biden is moving forward with key witness testimony. Johnson claims that the inquiry has revealed corrupt conduct and lies from the President and his family. House Republicans have accused Biden and his family of bribery and influence peddling, while the President's allies dismiss the allegations as political attacks. Johnson emphasizes the importance of due process and following the evidence where it leads.
Washington Free Beacon: Soros-Backed Prosecutor Flames Out in Deep-Blue Northern Virginia
A George Soros-backed prosecutor, Buta Biberaj, conceded her race against Republican Bob Anderson in deep-blue Loudoun County, Virginia. Biberaj lost by less than 1 percentage point but chose not to demand a recount, citing a desire to conserve taxpayer funds. Biberaj, known for her soft approach to crime, was outspent by Anderson and faced criticism for mishandling high-profile cases. Anderson, a former Loudoun prosecutor, declared himself the Commonwealth's Attorney-Elect and vowed to restore transparency and protect the community from violent crime.
Daily Wire: New Hampshire Spurns DNC, Refuses To Give Up First-In-The-Nation Primary
New Hampshire refuses to change the date of its first-in-the-nation primary, defying the Democratic Party's decision to shake up the primary schedule. The state law remains unchanged, preserving the tradition of holding the first presidential primary.
#society
Newsbusters: Free Speech Victory: Finnish Lawmaker Acquitted on ‘Hate Speech’ Charge
A Finnish court has dismissed all charges against lawmaker Päivi Räsänen, who faced "hate speech" allegations for stating Biblical truths online regarding LGBTQ ideology. The court recognized her right to free speech, bringing relief to Räsänen and her supporters. The ruling is seen as a key precedent to protect the human right to free speech and prevent further persecution of individuals expressing their beliefs.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Czechia freezes all Russian state assets
Czechia freezes Russian state assets in an effort to stop Russia from funding the killing of Ukrainians. The Ukrainian minister of foreign affairs praises the move and calls on other countries to do the same.
Euromaidan Press: Canada contributes to Holodomor Museum’s completion in Ukraine
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy discussed defense and financial support, as well as the completion of the Holodomor Museum in Kyiv. The museum commemorates the millions of people who died during the man-made famine in Ukraine in the 1930s.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: UN Security Council calls for 'humanitarian pause' in Gaza
The UN Security Council, after weeks of inaction, called for humanitarian pauses in the Gaza Strip to allow aid to reach civilians. The resolution, supported by most members, mentioned the need to protect children and called for the release of hostages. The United States, Britain, and Russia abstained from the vote.
Foreign Policy: Taiwan’s Room to Maneuver Shrinks as Biden and Xi Meet
A spike in tensions between the United States and China over Taiwan results in a meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Joe Biden. China's military exercises in August 2022 showed the potential to negate Taiwan's defense strategy and cut off its supply lines. Taiwan must find alternatives to military action, deter China from invading, and maintain its relations with the United States.
The Blaze: Netanyahu teaches Canadian PM Justin Trudeau a lesson after he attacks Israel for its assault on Hamas | Blaze Media
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for condemning Israel's assault on Hamas. Trudeau called for Israel to stop its military operations in Gaza, citing concern for the suffering of Palestinian civilians. In response, Netanyahu argued that it is Hamas, not Israel, that deliberately targets civilians and uses them as human shields.
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: BBC Apologizes for Falsely Reporting Israel Targeted Medical Staff
The BBC apologized for falsely reporting that the Israel Defense Forces targeted medical staff in Al Shifa Hospital. They misquoted a Reuters report and later corrected their mistake. Witnesses described a calm situation inside the hospital as Israeli forces searched for Hamas terrorists, weapons, and infrastructure.
Fox News: Biden meets Xi, says there is 'no substitute' for 'face-to-face discussion' on issues facing US, China
President Biden meets with Chinese President Xi Jinping at an economic conference to discuss US-China relations.
National Review: The Corner: California State Senator Urges Biden to Confront Vietnam’s Socialist ‘Brutality’
California state lawmaker Janet Nguyen has urged President Biden to address Vietnam's human rights violations during the ongoing Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in San Francisco. In a letter to Biden, Nguyen expressed her concerns over the communist government's ongoing abuses, emphasizing the need to promote basic human rights such as freedom of speech, religion, and assembly. While Biden met with Vietnamese president Vo Van Thuong during his trip to Vietnam in September, it remains uncertain if he will meet with him during the APEC summit. The State Department has criticized Vietnam's political repression, citing limited competition in the recent National Assembly elections and instances of religious repression.
#sports
Red State: Could Elon Musk Be Wooing Joe Rogan Away From Spotify to X (Twitter) for a Billion Dollars?
Joe Rogan's lucrative podcast deal with Spotify is reportedly worth over $200 million, double what was initially thought. As his contract nears its end, speculation arises about whether he will stay with Spotify or move elsewhere. Elon Musk, who has made appearances on Rogan's show, has been suggested as a potential suitor.
#technology
Fox News: Red nation on the red planet? This communist country's latest venture could be key to human activity on Mars
Chinese researchers have developed a robotic space chemist that can create oxygen on Mars using materials from the planet's surface. The machine, equipped with artificial intelligence and a robotic arm, identified a chemical formula that can cause oxygen to separate from water. This technology could eliminate the need for astronauts to bring oxygen supplies from Earth.
#other
Euromaidan Press: Four reasons the West should finally seize Russia’s frozen assets for Ukraine
The West should seize Russia's frozen assets for Ukraine to hold them accountable for damages caused by the war. It is legally sound and will discourage authoritarian countries from launching wars. Seizing these assets will not destabilize Western economies.
Daily Wire: British Supreme Court Strikes Down Plan To Deport Migrants To Rwanda
The British Supreme Court rejected a plan to deport migrants to Rwanda. Prime Minister Sunak's "stopping the boats" initiative was halted. The court deemed that sending migrants to Rwanda would risk persecution.