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15 Nov 2023
#politics
The Telegraph: Jesus Christ ‘will become the King of Slovakia’
A far-Right minister in Slovakia's new government calls for Jesus Christ to be made the King of Slovakia during a speech at a church. Opposition MEP criticizes the minister for political use of church grounds. The minister is a member of the far-Right Slovak National Party.
Times Of Israel: Jordanian newspaper features front-page Hebrew article predicting Israel’s collapse
Jordan's Al-Ghad newspaper published a Hebrew editorial titled "What will happen after Israel?" criticizing the Jewish state. The editorial claimed that Israel will collapse due to internal problems and accused it of war crimes and economic distress. It also falsely accused Israel of organ harvesting and published antisemitic caricatures. (, )
Jordan has condemned Israel's war on Hamas in Gaza, with its population being predominantly Palestinian. The country has recalled its ambassador to Israel and faced protests calling for the cancellation of the peace treaty between the two nations. Jordan's Prime Minister warned that any attempts to displace Palestinians would be considered a declaration of war. (, )
PJ Media: Is Univision Flipping to Trump?
Univision, the largest Spanish-language TV network, has historically been unfriendly to Republicans but recently merged with a Mexican media company known for close relationships with Mexican politicians. Trump hosted Univision executives for an hour-long interview, a stark contrast to their previous hostility towards him. Univision canceled Spanish-language ads for Biden during the interview, causing concern for Democrats trying to secure the Hispanic vote.
Newsbusters: Maddow, Colbert Insist Only They Be Able To Call People 'Fascist'
Rachel Maddow and Stephen Colbert discuss Trump's use of the term "fascist" and its impact on political discourse. They argue that Trump is trying to diminish the meaning of the word, turning it into an empty insult. Maddow and Colbert worry that this undermines the ability to criticize Trump effectively.
GB News: WATCH: Rwanda migrant plan REJECTED as Supreme Court rule it 'unlawful'
President of the Supreme Court, Lord Reed, deems the government's Rwanda plan 'unlawful.'
Fox News: Republicans warn Biden admin's foreign farm worker rule is 'giveaway to Big Labor'
Republicans are urging the Biden administration to withdraw a rule reforming the H-2A agricultural worker visa program, claiming it favors Big Labor and infringes on farmers' property rights . The rule aims to address concerns about worker abuse by expanding workers' rights and increasing transparency. However, Republicans argue that it could be unconstitutional and interfere with farm work, as well as impose burdensome requirements on employers . They are calling for the rule to be withdrawn and reevaluated .
American Thinker: Xi does San Fran, and the city is unrecognizable in more ways than one
San Francisco, once a Democrat-run city, cleaned up its streets for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, but it now resembles Beijing more than the USA. Chinese influence is evident, with the Chinese national anthem playing and the absence of American flags. Additionally, the removal of "Pride" flags contradicts the city's supposed support for LGBTQ rights.
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC and GAVIN WAX: Why are Israeli politicians calling for the US to resettle Gazan refugees?
In a bombshell article from the Washington Post, Israeli politicians suggest the US take in Palestinian refugees from Gaza, sparking controversy. Jack Posobiec and Gavin Wax argue that Israel and Arab nations should be the first to accept the refugees, given America's existing issues with illegal immigration and its implications. They warn that accepting Palestinian refugees could worsen anti-Israel sentiments in the US.
PJ Media: Nikki Haley: Enemy of Free Speech?
Former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley loses support after opposing free speech online, suggesting all social media users should be verified by their name. Critics argue this would restrict anonymous speech and remove platforms for historical figures like Benjamin Franklin and the Federalist Papers. Haley's proposal raises concerns about government overreach.
#society
Le Monde: Tel Aviv's empty banquet, a symbol of the agonizing wait for families of Hamas's hostages
The table in front of Tel Aviv Art Museum symbolizes the absence of the 240 hostages still held by Hamas in Gaza. Families express anger and frustration, demanding action from the government and the International Committee of the Red Cross. The atmosphere has shifted from grief to rage as relatives continue to wait for their loved ones to be released.
Fox News: Hundreds honor Jewish man Paul Kessler killed in clash with pro-Palestinian protester: 'We want justice'
Hundreds gathered at an intersection in Ventura County, California, to honor Paul Kessler, a 69-year-old Jewish man who died after a confrontation with a pro-Palestinian protester. Flowers, wreaths, and candles were placed at the spot where Kessler sustained his fatal injuries. The protester is now a suspect in Kessler's death, and an arrest has yet to be made pending further investigation.
The Jewish community in Southern California is devastated and questioning their safety after Kessler's death. They held vigils and prayers to mourn his loss and show support for Israel. The incident has divided communities across the United States and sparked concerns about rising tensions.
#war
Times Of Israel: Weeks after the onslaught, a quietly inspiring visit to a bloodied Gaza-border kibbutz
Residents of Kibbutz Alumim near the Gaza border recount the horrific attack by Gaza terrorists on October 7, 2023. The terrorists entered through the back gate, drove to the main gate, and opened fire on people fleeing the area. Despite the destruction and loss of life, the kibbutz members remain determined to rebuild and continue their lives.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: BBC News issues on-air apology for false claim Israel targeting staff and 'Arab speakers' at Gaza hospital
BBC News Channel apologized for a report claiming that Israeli forces were targeting medical staff and Arab speakers inside Gaza's main hospital. The report cited Reuters as the source, but Reuters contradicted the claims, stating that Israeli troops did not target civilians or medical staff.
Breitbart: IDF to Hamas Terrorists Holed Up in Shifa Hospital: Surrender, or We're Coming for You
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) is closing in on Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, where Hamas leaders are believed to be hiding and hostages may be imprisoned. The IDF has taken precautions to protect civilians and has given ample warning to Hamas to cease military activities in the hospital. While President Biden initially called for less intrusive action, his National Security Advisor clarified that the goal is to avoid firefights in hospitals.
The Telegraph: Watch: Taliban fighters rollerblade through potholed streets of Kabul
Taliban fighters in Kabul are seen in a video clip skating on rollerblades to direct traffic. While the authenticity of the video has not been confirmed, similar police units on rollerblades have been used in Paris and Karachi. However, it remains to be seen if this tactic will be successful in the busy streets of Kabul.
Breitbart: Experts: China-Dominated Africa Mining Creating an 'Environmental Catastrophe'
Rural communities in the DRC are suffering from an "environmental catastrophe" due to cobalt mining, which is dominated by Chinese companies. The mining process poisons the land and water with toxic chemicals, endangering the lives of the Congolese people. Local residents, including children as young as three, work in dangerous conditions with no protective gear. The Congressional-Executive Commission on China is considering a bill that would ban the importation of goods containing cobalt mined with child labor or forced labor in the DRC. Experts and witnesses warned Congress about the devastating human rights and environmental conditions caused by cobalt mining in the DRC and emphasized the need for action.
The Telegraph: France issues arrest warrant for Assad over chemical weapons war crimes
France has issued an international arrest warrant for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad over the use of banned chemical attacks . The warrant, the first issued for a Syrian head of state, also includes Assad's brother Maher and two armed forces generals. The charges against Assad include complicity in crimes against humanity and war crimes for the attacks that killed over 1,400 people . Syria denies ever using chemical weapons, but the investigation is based on first-hand witness accounts and analysis of the Syrian military chain of command. The war in Syria, which began in 2011, has resulted in over half a million deaths and mass displacement .
#economy
Breitbart: Harvard Prof., Ex-IMF Chief Economist Rogoff: 'Loose' Gov't Spending Is 'Holding up Interest Rates'
Harvard economist Ken Rogoff believes that while interest rates remain high, loose government spending is propping up the economy. He argues that the recent CPI report will be enough to deter the Fed from raising rates in December, as they are more concerned about recession than inflation. Despite this, Rogoff predicts that interest rates will eventually decrease.
#military
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: IDF conducts operation targeting Hamas INSIDE al-Shifa hospital
IDF conducting targeted strike against Hamas in al-Shifa hospital. Hospital used as headquarters. IDF took precautions to prevent harm to civilians.
#religion
The Telegraph: Muslim anti-LGBT groups descend on Coldplay’s first concert in Indonesia
Conservative Muslims protest outside Coldplay's concert in Indonesia, clashing with police and criticizing the band's support for the LGBT community. The protesters argue that the band's concert violates Muslim doctrine.
#culture
GB News: Jennifer Aniston breaks silence on Matthew Perry death as Friends star pens tribute: 'This cut deep'
Jennifer Aniston pays tribute to her late Friends co-star Matthew Perry, expressing her deep grief and gratitude for their close bond. She shares personal texts between them, highlighting his talent for making people laugh. Aniston and other cast members, including Matt LeBlanc and Courteney Cox, continue to mourn the loss of their chosen family member.
#history
Spectator USA: Meeting Margaret Cavendish
In 1667 London, strange events capture the attention of the city's elite. Amidst the tension of war and political unrest, a woman named Margaret Cavendish causes a stir with her unconventional behavior and scandalous writings. Despite facing accusations of insanity, Cavendish defies societal expectations and becomes a pioneer in women's writing and scientific thought.
#health
Fox News: A dad’s life-saving invention is inspired by his wife’s near-death ordeal
A personal defibrillator called CellAED has been invented to provide immediate treatment for cardiac arrest. The device, which is about the size of a cellphone, can be easily activated by anyone and provides clear instructions on where to place the pads on the patient's chest. CellAED is smaller, cheaper, and more user-friendly than conventional defibrillators, making it accessible and affordable for the public. The device is currently undergoing trials and hopes to be available in the U.S. market by the end of 2024.
#education
Fox News: Randi Weingarten fact checked for asking where the 'women' are at all-male Jewish prayer service
American Federation of Teachers President Weingarten criticized all-male Jewish prayer service, provoking backlash from Orthodox Jews. She also faced criticism for promoting gender ideology in schools.
#crime
The Blaze: 'Void of humanity': Las Vegas police arrest 8 teens over savage beating that resulted in death of 17-year-old Jonathan Lewis | Blaze Media
Eight teens have been arrested in connection with the beating death of Jonathan Lewis near his Las Vegas high school. The suspects will be charged with murder. The investigation is ongoing and the police are asking for the public's help in identifying others involved in the attack.
GB News: Two 12-year-olds arrested in connection with 19-year-old's stabbing
In Wolverhampton, two 12-year-old boys have been arrested in connection with the murder of 19-year-old Shawn Seesahai, who was stabbed in open land off Laburnum Road. The boys were arrested at their homes and remain in police custody. West Midlands Police will increase patrols in the area, and are urging anyone with information to come forward.
#outdoors
Dirt Wheels Magazine: LETTERS: CHECK OUT THIS DIRT WHEELS READER'S 250R PROJECT!
Bill Brown from Grand Rapids, MI is excited to share pictures of his ongoing restoration project of a quad bike from 1986, being handled by DBC Racing in Michigan. After both Bill and his son, Shane, had Yamaha Raptors, they decided to restore the quad bike for the next generation to enjoy. They are almost finished with the restoration, just waiting for the LED exhaust system.
Field & Stream: Yellowstone National Park Announces First-Known Case of Chronic Wasting Disease
Yellowstone National Park reports its first case of chronic wasting disease (CWD) in a mule deer buck. The disease cannot be eradicated from the park and efforts will focus on monitoring and identifying areas of increased risk for CWD.
#other
GB News: Drivers 'clobbered' with fines worth almost £500,000 in new 'ill-thought-out' Low Emission Zone
Glasgow City Council has earned £478,560 in fines from its Low Emission Zone scheme in the first four months. The scheme, which began in June, requires vehicles entering the city centre to meet specific emissions standards. Petrol vehicles must be Euro 4, while diesel vehicles must be Euro 6 to avoid fines. The council plans to reinvest the money to reduce air pollution in the city.
Fox News: Iceland officials say ‘high’ volcanic eruption possibility as hundreds of earthquakes hit region
Officials in Iceland are warning of a high likelihood of volcanic eruption as hundreds of earthquakes continue to be recorded. The town of Grindavík has been evacuated due to volcanic activity, and tourists have fled the Blue Lagoon geothermal spa. Sulphur dioxide gas has been detected in the air, and deformation measurements show magma still flowing into the dyke. The probability of eruption is considered high.