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17 Nov 2023
#politics
The Federalist: MLB Crawls Back To Georgia With No Apology For Election Law Smear
MLB Commissioner moves All-Star Game back to Atlanta in 2025 without apologizing for previous move to Denver. Democrats' smear campaign against Georgia's voting law prompted the initial move. MLB's decision harmed Georgia's economy.
Fox News: Haley rises but Trump remains dominant in early GOP presidential primary state: poll
With less than two months until the first votes in the battle for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, two new polls in New Hampshire show that former President Trump remains the dominant front-runner, enjoying 46% support among likely Republican voters. Former ambassador and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley comes in second place with 18%. These polls also indicate that Trump's supporters are more enthusiastic and committed compared to those backing his rivals.
National Review: The Corner: A Craven Attempt to Paper Over the Left’s Antisemitism Problem
Antisemitism is not primarily a problem on the political Left, as some might assume. According to Jonathan Chait, it is more prevalent on the American Right. While responsible institutional stewards in the Democratic Party have largely rejected antisemitic sentiments, there are vocal elements within the party, like Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar, who express antisemitic beliefs. This poses a challenge for Democrats.
Townhall: California Gov. Gavin Newsom and the Streets of San Francisco
California Governor Gavin Newsom admits that downtown homeless encampments in San Francisco were cleared out prior to a visit from China's Xi Jinping. A fence and gate company was hired to install fencing to hide the homeless, but the company had no knowledge of where they went. Homelessness is a major issue in California, with the state having an estimated 30% of the nation's homeless population. The problem is exacerbated by family breakdown, particularly in the black community, but politicians are hesitant to address the issue. Additionally, the homeless population is responsible for a significant portion of fires in Los Angeles. A recent poll shows that Newsom's approval ratings are at an all-time low, with crime and homelessness being the primary concerns.
The Blaze: CNN host says the quiet part out loud about violent left-wing protest outside DNC HQ — then she tries to retract it | Blaze Media
CNN attempted to dispel comparisons between the violent clash between anti-Israel protesters and the events of January 6. Capitol Police confronted protesters outside the DNC headquarters in Washington, D.C., resulting in injuries to multiple officers. CNN anchor Dana Bash initially compared the violence to January 6 but quickly retracted the statement, highlighting the differences between the two events.
Red State: Debbie Dingell Blows Hole in Emerging Democrat Narrative on Pro-Hamas Activists’ Attack on DNC HQ
Leftist protesters, including pro-Hamas activists, barricaded the entrances and exits to the Democratic National Committee's headquarters in Washington, D.C. It is being downplayed as exceeding a peaceful demonstration. Democratic Representative Debbie Dingell stated that the incident scared her more than the Capitol riot.
#society
PJ Media: Kickstarter Banned My Andrew Tate Parody Comic for Attacking 'Marginalized Groups'
A comic book writer and artist team up to create a satirical comic mocking Andrew Tate, an online grifter who sells self-help courses. Kickstarter rejects their campaign, accusing them of intolerance towards marginalized groups. They turn to Fund My Comic, a platform dedicated to free speech, to launch their book instead.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine ramps up long-range drone production to dozens per month
Ukraine is now producing dozens of long-range drones per month, similar to Iran's Shahed-136 model. This increase in production is part of Ukraine's efforts to boost its defense industry and contribute to economic growth.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: Russo-Ukrainian war, day 631: Evidence by human rights defenders shows Russia planned to starve Ukrainian population before 2022 invasion
Evidence suggests that Russia planned to starve the Ukrainian population before its 2022 invasion, potentially constituting a new war crime. Ukraine is deploying new electronic warfare systems and seeks more weapons to counter Russian aggression. Ukraine's President claims that Russia's Black Sea fleet was forced to retreat from the eastern part of the Black Sea. Russia's offensive in eastern Ukraine has seen little progress.
Daily Signal: No Moral Equivalence or Proportionality Between Hamas and Israel
Hamas and Israel engage in a deadly war with disproportionate tactics. Hamas employs savage and pre-civilizational strategies, targeting civilians and using hostages as bargaining chips. Israel seeks to defeat Hamas by targeting terrorists and warning civilians to flee, while avoiding a fully disproportionate response due to diplomatic constraints. The conflict continues, fueled by anger and the pursuit of asymmetrical advantage.
#culture
Le Monde: Author, critic, and poet A.S. Byatt dies aged 87
Acclaimed British author A.S. Byatt, winner of the 1990 Booker Prize, has died at age 87. Byatt was a significant writer and critic, known for her novels and works of criticism. Her books will continue to inspire readers for generations to come.
#crime
The Blaze: Jury convicts yoga teacher who murdered pro cyclist in jealous rage, fled country, then got nose job to evade justice | Blaze Media
Kaitlin Armstrong tried to avoid accountability for the murder of cyclist Anna Moriah Wilson but was caught by American officials with the help of Costa Rican authorities. Armstrong was convicted of murder and faces a maximum sentence of 99 years in prison.
Fox News: Laundrie attorney Steve Bertolino asks Florida judge to deny motion to force his testimony
Steve Bertolino, the attorney for Gabby Petito's killer Brian Laundrie and his family, is fighting a request to reveal his private conversations with Laundrie, citing attorney-client privilege. Pat Reilly, the attorney for Petito's parents, filed the motion to compel Bertolino. If forced to answer questions about his client, Bertolino argues it would compromise attorney-client privilege. Reilly argues that the communications are no longer protected since Laundrie admitted to killing Petito. The lawsuit alleges that the Laundries knew she was dead. The families agreed to a $3 million settlement in the Petito family's wrongful-death lawsuit against Laundrie's estate.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: 72-year-old Man Survives Brown Bear Mauling in Alaska
A hiker in Alaska was mauled by a brown bear after accidentally getting between her and her cub. He was air-lifted to the hospital and is now in stable condition.
#technology
Fox News: 4 ways to print out, save and send your iPhone's text messages
Printing out text messages on an iPhone can be useful for various purposes. The easiest way is to take screenshots of the conversation and print them from the Photos app. Another option is to convert the text messages to PDF on a Mac. It is also possible to send conversations to a different phone number and print them later. Another method is to use a third-party app called iMazing, which allows you to export messages as a PDF file and print them from your computer.
#other
GB News: US snow warning: America braces for 'El Nino winter' to unleash 'SNOWMAGEDDON'
US braces for a week of heavy rain as a strong El Nino winter approaches, bringing the possibility of colder weather and snow. The changing weather pattern is linked to rising temperatures in the eastern Pacific and could affect global weather patterns. A high-pressure system known as the Greenland Block may also contribute to colder weather.