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16 Nov 2023
#politics
Le Monde: Senegal's former PM: 'Ensuring that the election is inclusive and transparent, including with Ousmane Sonko'
Senegal's presidential election is approaching, and a new opposition coalition called FITE has been formed. The coalition aims to ensure inclusive and transparent elections, fighting against the erosion of democracy under President Macky Sall. Former prime minister Aminata Touré, who switched to the opposition in July 2022, is among the prominent figures in the movement.
Red State: BREAKING: House Speaker Mike Johnson Gives Critical Update on Joe Biden Impeachment Inquiry
House Speaker Mike Johnson gave an update on the impeachment inquiry into President Biden, stating that it has revealed corrupt conduct by the Biden family and their involvement in foreign business activities. The next step for House Republicans is to interview key witnesses. The first hearing has been scheduled and witnesses include a forensic accountant, a former assistant attorney general, and a law school professor. A poll showed that 45% of Americans support the impeachment inquiry.
Fox News: Oklahoma tribe takes legal action against city of Tulsa for allegedly violating court ruling
The Muscogee (Creek) Nation files a federal lawsuit against Tulsa, claiming that the city's prosecution of Native Americans within the Creek Reservation violates federal law. The tribe suggests a solution through an agreement where Tulsa would remit a portion of ticket revenue to the tribe.
Fox News: Sen. Markwayne Mullin says he thought 'I’m gonna break my hand on this guy’s face' in spat with union boss
Sen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Ok., and Teamster President Sean O'Brien almost got into a physical fight during a Senate hearing, which was stopped by Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt. Mullin, a former MMA fighter, said he had no regrets and wanted to stand up to O'Brien's bullying. Mullin recalled reaching for his wedding ring, prepared to fight, and stated that there should be consequences for such behavior.
#society
American Thinker: 300,000 people march for Israel in Washington, WaPo reports it as a local story
300,000 people march for Israel in Washington, D.C., showing solidarity and condemning antisemitism. Joyful gathering with no violence or hate.
Front Page Magazine: Profiles in Cowardice at Harvard
Failed educational policies have led to violent anti-Israel protests on US campuses, especially at Harvard, where Jewish students are being threatened while Palestinian students demand genocide. President Gay's lack of decisive action and reliance on committees is exacerbating the issue. Jews may begin avoiding Harvard if action is not taken to address the hatred and violence.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Rashida Tlaib: A Palestinian?
Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib faces censure by the House for her comments against Israel. Her claims of being Palestinian are questioned, as there is no evidence of her connection to Palestine. The concept of a Palestinian nation has been widely debated, with historical inaccuracies and political motivations at play. Tlaib's anti-Semitic remarks further fuel the tension between Israel and Palestine.
Foreign Policy: Has India’s Adani Group Prevailed?
Foreign Policy's South Asia Brief highlights three key developments this week: the U.S. investing in India's Adani Group port project in Sri Lanka, Bangladesh setting a date for national elections amid opposition protests, and Nepal struggling with soaring public debt. These events have significant implications for the politics and economies of South Asia.
Red State: Social Media Erupts as Israel Publishes, Mysteriously Deletes, and then Republishes Hospital Tour Video
Israel Defense Force commandos successfully seized the Hamas headquarters beneath Al-Shifa Hospital. The operation was bloodless and aimed to rescue Israeli hostages and gather intelligence on Hamas. The IDF released a video showcasing their findings, which was initially deleted but later reposted.
#crime
Fox News: FBI adds Haitian gang leader to most wanted fugitives list for his alleged role in kidnapping 16 Americans
Haitian gang leader Vitel’Homme Innocent is on the FBI's "Ten Most Wanted Fugitives" list for kidnapping 16 Americans and killing one. He leads the Kraze Barye gang and has connections throughout the Caribbean. A $2 million reward is offered for his arrest and/or conviction.
Fox News: Iowa teen sentenced in 2021 beating death of 66-year-old Spanish teacher
Jeremy Goodale, 18, is sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole in 25 years for the beating death of his Spanish teacher, Nohema Graber, over poor grades. Goodale expresses remorse for his actions in court.
The Blaze: Video shows heroic ex-con dragging wounded cop out of line of fire at lethal Houston shootout: 'I've got you!' | Blaze Media
Hero ex-con John Phillip Lally saves wounded officer during a shootout in Texas. Lally jumped in to help when he saw the officer get shot, dragging him to safety. Suspect involved in carjacking incident died later at the hospital.
#sports
Times Of Israel: Israel and Switzerland draw 1-1 in Euro 2024 qualifying game in Hungary
Israel and Switzerland draw in a qualifying game moved to Hungary due to the Israel-Hamas war. Fans show support despite difficult times. Security is tight due to rising antisemitism.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Orvis Black Friday Sale 2023: Best Deals You Can Already Shop
Orvis Black Friday sale has started with discounts on fishing apparel and gear. Deals include savings on fishing waders, jackets, pants, and fly fishing rods.
#other
Front Page Magazine: Temple Terrace, Florida Mayor & Police Stand with Those Linked to Palestinian Terror Orgs
Temple Terrace, Florida was home to a network for the terrorist group Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ). The network's ringleader was deported, but remnants of the network remain. The Temple Terrace Mayor and police chief were seen meeting with a PIJ member and representatives from the Hamas-tied CAIR, showing the influence of these dangerous individuals over local government and law enforcement.