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15 Nov 2023
#politics
The Blaze: The FCC is voting to seize American internet infrastructure in the name of ‘equity’ | Blaze Media
: The FCC is voting on new rules that would give them extensive control over internet infrastructure, based on vague laws around equity. The rules could lead to censorship, regulation, and stifled innovation, all in the name of achieving equity. Experts and even FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr have criticized the power-grab, calling it a threat to internet freedom and a way for the government to control all internet services and infrastructure. This move is also seen as an attempt to bring back net neutrality, which hinders the natural evolution of the internet and shifts costs onto consumers.
Fox News: GOP lawmaker reveals backstory after nearly coming to blows with union boss at Senate hearing
A Republican senator from Oklahoma, Markwayne Mullin, engaged in a heated exchange with Teamsters President Sean O'Brien during a hearing. Mullin criticized unions for prioritizing leadership salaries over workers, while O'Brien responded with derogatory tweets. Mullin challenged O'Brien to a fight, causing tension in the room. Mullin accused O'Brien of being a mob boss and a thug, while O'Brien called Mullin an embarrassment to Oklahoma.
The Telegraph: The Left’s unhinged attacks on Mike Johnson reveal their moral rot
Louisiana Congressman Mike Johnson, newly elected as House speaker, delivered a unifying speech emphasizing both conservative values and a belief in God's role in raising up those in authority. The Washington Post dismissed his statements as religious extremism, while Politico accused him of pursuing "minority rule." Johnson's critics went so far as to imply he had pedophilic tendencies, but the allegations were baseless and came from fear of his influence.
Fox News: Rep. Jamaal Bowman takes heat for saying supporting a ceasefire is 'what it actually means to be Jewish'
Rep. Jamaal Bowman of New York faced criticism after stating that calling for a cease-fire in Gaza uplifted the true meaning of being Jewish. Social media commentators condemned his statement, accusing him of speaking for the Jewish people. Some referenced Bowman's previous actions, such as pulling a fire alarm, to question his credibility. Others highlighted the irony of a non-Jewish person defining what it means to be Jewish. The congressman's office did not provide a comment.
Fox News: Trump to remain on Michigan ballot after judge rejects 14th Amendment challenge to eligibility
A judge in Michigan has ruled that former President Donald Trump will remain on the state's 2024 presidential primary ballot, rejecting arguments that he is ineligible under the 14th Amendment. Similar efforts to remove Trump from primary ballots in Colorado and Minnesota have also been unsuccessful.
#society
PJ Media: Seattle Nazis Screech for Jewish Blood in the Streets, but, Sure, This Guy's Shirt Is the Problem
In Seattle, Nazis and Hamas supporters are openly expressing their hatred towards Jews, while progressives and officials turn a blind eye. Jewish students are facing taunts and threats, but the biggest concern in the community is a store clerk wearing a racist t-shirt. This highlights the distorted priorities and lack of awareness in the area.
Daily Wire: Judge Keeps North Dakota Law Shielding Kids From Transgender Procedures In Place
Judge Lofgren denies request to block North Dakota law banning transgender procedures on children. Parents argue violation of Constitution but fail to provide sufficient evidence. Legal battle continues.
Fox News: March for Life president reacts to infant Indi Gregory's mandated removal from life support in UK
U.K. courts order 8-month-old Indi Gregory to be taken off life support, sparking controversy over parental rights and pro-life issues. The case is reminiscent of the Charlie Gard case in 2017, where the British court also mandated the removal of life support against the parents' wishes.
#war
National Review: Hundreds of Pro-Israel Demonstrators Left Stranded on Tarmac after Bus Drivers Coordinate ‘Antisemitic’ Strike
Jewish Americans attending March for Israel rally stranded on tarmac by bus drivers' sick out. Forced to miss event and returned home.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Ukraine’s cities vulnerable to Russian attacks this winter
Ukrainian cities face potential missile attacks from Russia this winter due to delays in approving additional US military assistance. The $60 billion funding package requested by President Joe Biden was removed from a spending resolution in the House of Representatives, with House Republicans opposing further arming of Ukraine. Attacks on critical infrastructure, such as electricity and heat, are expected in the coming months if more funding is not provided. Increased air defenses have been the focus of US assistance to Ukraine, but the supply of ammunition for these systems may run dry without additional support.
Times Of Israel: Foreign minister, families of hostages hold briefing for UN diplomats in Geneva
Foreign Minister Eli Cohen and families of Israelis held hostage by Hamas in Gaza held a briefing for ambassadors to maintain international support for Israel's war on Hamas and pressure for the return of hostages. Israel is fighting against a murderous terrorist organization and is concerned about a decrease in international support. Family members shared their experiences and called for action to bring about the release of the hostages.
National Review: The Corner: The BBC Humiliates Itself — Again
The BBC mistakenly reported that Israel was targeting medical teams and Arab speakers, when in fact, they were embedding them with the forces clearing out Hamas-occupied Al-Shifa hospital. This is not the first time the BBC has displayed biased coverage against Israel in the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
#religion
Fox News: Finnish lawmaker wins second 'hate speech' case over quoting the Bible
Finnish Christian leaders Päivi Räsänen and Juhana Pohjola have been acquitted of hate speech charges for the second time. They were found not guilty by a court of appeals in Helsinki, affirming their right to free speech. Räsänen shared a Bible verse against homosexuality and a pamphlet criticizing homosexual relations, which the prosecution claimed incited intolerance. The trial has raised concerns about freedom of expression and religion.
#health
GB News: Covid face masks could now return to Australia after spike in new infections
Leading health expert Paul Griffin has urged Australians to consider wearing masks again amid a rise in COVID-19 cases. While he does not support mask mandates, Griffin emphasizes the importance of wearing face coverings, especially in high-risk settings. Queensland doctors are calling on the government to make masks mandatory in hospitals and on public transport.
Fox News: SI Swim model, celebrity dermatologist speak out about injections, misconceptions on Botox Cosmetic Day
The rise of Botox continues as millennials embrace the trend for maintaining a youthful appearance, including a new procedure known as "Barbie Botox" that targets the neck muscles. Social media has played a significant role in the increased popularity of Botox among younger generations. Despite some misconceptions and risks, Botox is widely accepted and seen as a way to enhance one's appearance and boost confidence.
#crime
Fox News: DC mayor refuses to watch viral video of kids debating which crimes they'd 'rather' commit: 'wasting my time'
Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser brushes off viral video of teens discussing crimes, saying she won't waste her time watching it. The video shows boys debating between murder and armed robbery as they argue over which crime is worse. The video has sparked concern and condemnation on social media as violent crime rates in the city continue to rise.
The Telegraph: Two 12-year-olds arrested in connection with Shawn Seesahai murder
Two 12-year-old boys have been arrested in connection to the murder of a 19-year-old in Wolverhampton. Increased police presence in the area.
Fox News: More than 30 dead, 18 injured after bus plunges into gorge in India
At least 37 people died and 18 were injured when a bus plunged into a gorge in northern India. The bus, carrying 55 people, veered off the road and fell 300 feet into the gorge. The cause of the crash is under investigation.
