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16 Nov 2023
#politics
Fox News: House Ethics Committee head to move to expel George Santos after release of damning report
Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., will be expelled from Congress after an ethics committee report found him guilty of using campaign funds for personal use and engaging in fraudulent conduct. Chairman Guest will file an expulsion resolution and a vote is expected after Thanksgiving break.
The Economist: Spain’s prime minister secures his job, at a high cost
Spain is in the midst of a constitutional crisis as Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez secures his job with the support of Catalan separatist parties. The controversial amnesty for separatists has sparked protests and accusations of betrayal, leading to a divisive political atmosphere in the country. Sánchez's grip on power is solid for now, but the consequences of his actions are yet to be seen.
Newsbusters: Morning Vomit: Joe Scarborough Thanks God That 'Brain Surgeon' Biden Is President
Joe Scarborough praised Joe Biden's foreign-policy experience, comparing him to a brain surgeon. However, this analogy backfired as many Americans believe Biden's brain isn't up to the job of president. Scarborough's fawning over Biden's meeting with Xi and his thankfulness for Biden being in office were met with criticism.
GB News: Sadiq Khan told to resign in furious back and forth as Ulez anger grows
London Mayor Sadiq Khan is facing calls to resign if an independent investigation upholds complaints about false statements he made during a carbon-cutting levy consultation. Conservative candidate Susan Hall has increased pressure on Khan and stated that he should resign if found guilty. Khan countered that the complaints were brought by members of the Conservative Party and that due process should be allowed to take its course.
Red State: Democrats Decry The Violent Monster They Created, Rep. Mike Collins Hilariously Sets the Record Straight
A pro-Hamas protest turns into a riot at the Democratic National Committee building in Washington, D.C. One arrest is made and several officers injured. Democrats decry the attack, but Rep. Brad Sherman deflects blame to Republicans. The violent mobs are supporters of Democrats, not secret conservatives.
National Review: The Corner: Wokesters for Osama bin Laden?
The writer reflects on the recent fascination with Osama bin Laden on TikTok, highlighting the self-loathing in American culture and the refusal to defend oneself in a war against those who seek to harm Americans. While bin Laden's words align with certain progressive ideologies, some aspects, such as condemning homosexuality and advocating for a state religion, are conveniently ignored by the usually sensitive crowd. The writer also mentions the delusion of supporting groups like Hamas while advocating for LGBTQ+ rights, noting the influence of intersectionality.
The Right Scoop: WATCH: Tucker Carlson actually compares fentanyl deaths in America TO Jews getting slaughtered by Hamas on 10/7
Tucker Carlson criticizes commentators for showing more emotion about terrorist attack in Israel than about fentanyl deaths in the US. He argues that the attack was a foreign tragedy and calls the comparison with fentanyl deaths absurd.
#society
Daily Wire: Gilgo Beach Serial Killer Suspect’s Estranged Wife Attends Court Hearing, Wants To See Evidence For Herself
The estranged wife of the man accused of being the Gilgo Beach serial killer attends court for the first time since his arrest. She plans to attend every court date to see the evidence against him. She has also visited him in jail and is involved with a production company. The court appearance on Wednesday focused on future scheduling matters.
Fox News: Former Victoria's Secret model Adriana Lima responds to plastic surgery accusations
Former Victoria's Secret Angel Adriana Lima addressed speculation about cosmetic surgery on her face, defending herself on Instagram with a makeup-free selfie and a message about being a tired mom.
GB News: The Crown season 6 will be the ‘most uncomfortable’ for Royal Family
GB News Royal Correspondent, Cameron Walker, and Former Royal Correspondent at The Sun, Charles Rae, discuss how accurately The Crown depicts real life events. Cameron points out that although The Crown is an amazing drama, it is fiction based on facts. He emphasizes that the show cannot provide the full picture of what happened behind closed doors, and there is a danger that viewers, especially the international audience, may mistake it for factual information, which could distort their opinion of the real members of the royal family who are still alive.
Breitbart: Canadian Jewish Community Shocked over anti-Semitic School, Synagogue Attacks
Residents of the majority-Jewish town of Hampstead in Canada are concerned about the recent surge in anti-Semitic incidents, following the Israel-Hamas war. The attacks, including gunfire at two Jewish schools and a synagogue firebombing, have left residents feeling nervous and apprehensive. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has condemned the violence and called for it to stop. The town of Hampstead, which is populated mainly by Canadians of the Jewish faith, has responded by displaying posters of Israeli hostages and imposing fines for tearing them down. The increase in anti-Semitism is unprecedented in Montreal, and residents are calling for stronger action to address the issue.
The Economist: Fentanyl kills thousands every year in America. Will Europe be next?
Fentanyl, a deadly drug that has devastated America, may soon find its way to Europe. Europe has managed to avoid the ravages of fentanyl due to measures such as universal medical care and opioid-substitution treatment schemes. However, concern is mounting as drug gangs may mix fentanyl into heroin or peddle the synthetic drug as a wholesale replacement due to a shortage of heroin in Europe. The authorities are monitoring the situation, but vigilance and grit are required to prevent the scourge of fentanyl from taking hold in Europe.
Fox News: Massachusetts homeless shelter cap leaves migrant families stranded
Advocates struggle to find housing for newly arrived migrant families in Massachusetts after the state caps the number of beds in family shelters. Emmanuel Alexis and his family, fleeing from Haiti, are among those affected, relying on airport lounges and churches. The state faces criticism for not anticipating the demand caused by the cap, leaving families with nowhere to sleep.
#war
Fox News: Russian artist sentenced to jail for seven years for anti-war protest
Russian artist Alexandra Skochilenko was sentenced to seven years in prison for replacing supermarket price tags with messages against Russia's war in Ukraine. She was also banned from using the internet for three years. Critics argue that the case is part of a crackdown on dissenting voices regarding the conflict in Ukraine.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Pink Floyd's Roger Waters Claims He Can’t Book Hotel Rooms Because of the ‘Israeli Lobby’
Hotels in Argentina and Uruguay rejected reservations for Roger Waters, the co-founder of Pink Floyd, due to accusations of antisemitism. Waters, known for his pro-Palestinian views, was scheduled to stay in Buenos Aires but faced a lack of availability. Hotels in Montevideo, Uruguay also refused to host him. Waters believes that the Israeli lobby canceled his plans. The president of the Central Israelite Committee of Uruguay urged hotels not to host Waters, accusing him of spreading hatred towards Israel and Jews. Waters denies the accusations and claims to advocate for human rights.
Fox News: AOC leads two dozen Democrats calling for Israel ceasefire over 'violations against children' in Gaza
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and 23 other progressives are urging President Biden to support a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas, citing grave violations against children in the ongoing war. They express concern over the loss of civilian life and the risk of conflict with armed groups in the Middle East. Israel has responded to Hamas attacks by bombarding Gaza with rocket fire and a ground invasion. The lawmakers condemn both Hamas attacks on Israel and the Israeli response, calling for the protection of children's rights in armed conflicts.
The Telegraph: Keir Starmer is right: a ceasefire now will not bring peace
In the aftermath of the devastating attack on Israel, a third-generation kibbutznik survivor shares her horrific experience. The ongoing violence in Gaza and Israel calls for a pragmatic approach to achieving peace, creating a sustained humanitarian corridor, and securing the return of hostages. Keir Starmer's realistic approach aims to work with allies to break through the political paralysis and bring about a lasting two-state solution.
Times Of Israel: Families of hostages meet with Marciano family, whose daughter died in Gaza captivity
Family members of missing and captive individuals in Gaza walked alongside Israelis in a march from Tel Aviv to the Prime Minister's Office in Jerusalem. The families stopped at different locations along the way, paying respects to the Marciano family who lost their daughter Noa in Hamas captivity. The families demanded answers and support from Israel's leaders and expressed their determination to bring the hostages home.
Euromaidan Press: Russia excluded from UNESCO Executive Board, says Zelenskyy
Russia has been excluded from the UNESCO Executive Board, marking the end of Russian influence, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The decision comes after Russia's deliberate destruction of cultural heritage sites in Ukraine.
Breitbart: Bethlehem Cancels Christmas: Hamas ‘Martyrs' Honored Instead
Bethlehem has removed Christmas decorations to show solidarity with the people in Gaza who are being killed. The city wants to send a message of condolence and mourning.
Breitbart: U.N. Security Council Passes Resolution Demanding Ceasefire in Gaza
The UN Security Council passed a resolution demanding a ceasefire and the release of all hostages held by Hamas, but did not condemn the Hamas atrocities. The US, UK, and Russia abstained from the vote.
Breitbart: Joel Pollak Travels to the Front Lines on the Israel-Lebanon Border
Israel's Joel Pollak writes about the tense situation on the Israel-Lebanon border with Hezbollah amid ongoing conflict with Hamas terrorists.
#religion
Fox News: US Catholic bishops reaffirm ending abortion as ‘pre-eminent priority’
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) declared that ending abortion is their main priority, emphasizing that it directly harms vulnerable lives. They also identified other threats to human dignity such as euthanasia, gun violence, and human trafficking.
In addition to addressing abortion, the USCCB emphasized the importance of issues like gender ideology, immigration, healthcare, religious freedom, and justice for the poor. They aim to define spiritual concerns and offer theological insight, rather than endorsing specific political groups. The laity is encouraged to bring the gospel to society, advocate for justice, and inform daily life with the teachings of the Church.
#culture
Fox News: Chicago natives Jennifer Hudson, Quincy Jones and Chance the Rapper unite to revive historic theater
Iconic music producer Quincy Jones, Jennifer Hudson, and Chance the Rapper have become co-owners of the historic Ramova Theatre in Chicago. The theater, which has been closed for almost four decades, will be renovated into a live music venue with seating for 1,500, a beer garden, and a grill. The ownership announcement was made on Wednesday, and the reopening date is yet to be announced.
Spectator USA: The Crown season six: a regal return to form?
The Crown's final series explores Princess Diana's death with respect and compassion. However, some controversial elements, like conversations between Diana and Dodi's spirits, may not sit well. Imelda Staunton's portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II falls short, while Elizabeth Debicki excels as Diana. The series will continue to entertain and provoke, with upcoming storylines focused on the Iraq War, William and Kate, and Charles's wedding to Camilla.
#history
The Economist: The ancient Eleusinian mysteries get a new incarnation
For centuries, Athens controlled the sacred site of Eleusis, where seekers underwent a secret rite. Now, modern Greece has turned Eleusis into a cultural capital, hosting a year-long festival. Despite the grim backdrop of industry and pollution, experimentation and revitalization thrive.
#education
National Review: GOP Reps Julia Letlow, John James Spearhead Bipartisan House Bill to Bolster Charter Schools
Lawmakers introduced a bill to support the creation of new charter schools, expanding educational opportunities and increasing flexibility.
#crime
Daily Wire: 3 Out Of 4 Escaped Georgia Inmates Caught, Murder Suspect Still At Large
Three out of four escaped inmates from a Georgia jail have been captured, with the third man apprehended at a home in Augusta where large quantities of drugs were found. The remaining escapee, Joey Fournier, is still on the run and being held for murder. Two women have recently been arrested for allegedly aiding the inmates' escape, and one man suspected of having information about the escapees died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
#sports
The Blaze: Mystery man connected to the death of hockey player Adam Johnson arrested on suspicion of manslaughter | Blaze Media
In a Challenge Cup hockey game, American player Adam Johnson tragically died after his teammate was crashed into by opponent Matt Petgrave. Some believe it was intentional, while others argue it was an accident. The British police have arrested someone connected to Johnson's death on suspicion of manslaughter, but many suspect a cover-up.
The Blaze: Female boxer learns at last moment her opponent's manhood was kept a secret, drops out of women's competition | Blaze Media
A transgender man won a women's boxing competition in Quebec after his female opponent refused to fight him. The organizer did not inform the female athlete of her opponent's transgender status until just before the fight. The incident has sparked a debate about the inclusion of transgender individuals in women's sports.
#outdoors
Fox News: Yellowstone National Park finds 1st case of fatal brain disease after deer carcass tests positive
Yellowstone National Park confirms its first case of chronic wasting disease (CWD) after a deer carcass tests positive for the fatal brain disease. The disease has spread across Wyoming and is estimated to affect 10-15% of mule deer near Cody. The long-term effect of CWD on deer, elk, and moose in Yellowstone is uncertain.
#other
Fox News: Iceland dispatches bulldozer to build volcano defenses as fears persist of imminent eruption
Iceland officials send bulldozer to divert lava flow from structures threatened by volcanic eruption. Likelihood of eruption remains high as hundreds of earthquakes recorded in the area.