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17 Nov 2023
#illegals
Fox News: Thousands of Chinese nationals, gotaways at the southern border since Oct 1: sources
Thousands of Chinese nationals and other nationalities are crossing the U.S.-Mexico border, raising national security concerns. Over 6,500 Chinese nationals and over 700 Afghans have been encountered, along with migrants from Syria, Iran, and Uzbekistan. There were also over 1,000 "gotaways" a day in October, and concerns have been raised about potential national security threats.
#politics
Fox News: Left-wing comedian Michael Rapaport says voting for Trump ‘on the table’ if antisemitism not addressed in US
Left-wing comedian Michael Rapaport admitted that he may vote for former President Trump in 2024 if the Biden administration does not address the antisemitism in the country. During his podcast, Rapaport passionately criticized Hamas and the pro-Palestinian leftists in America. He stated that voting for Trump may be an option if the current situation is not resolved.
Daily Wire: Senators Question IRS Over Audit Of Conservative Org That Vets Biden Nominees
Republican senators are questioning the IRS about its audit of a watchdog organization that has reported on Biden nominees. The IRS is being accused of harassing conservative groups.
National Review: Continuing Resolution Continues Republican Dysfunction
The effort to oust former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy was supposed to prioritize fiscal responsibility, secure funding for the border, and oversee funds sent overseas. However, the resulting continuing resolution spends $60 billion more, fails to fund Israel, and neglects key international conflicts. The underlying dynamics within the GOP and conservative movement hinder the ability to enact true conservative principles.
Washington Free Beacon: Biden Campaign Considers Joining TikTok: Report
President Joe Biden's campaign is considering joining TikTok to compete with Donald Trump for younger voters. The platform, owned by Chinese developer ByteDance, has faced criticism from Republicans over security concerns and alleged anti-Semitism.
PJ Media: New Hampshire Democrats Give Biden the Finger
New Hampshire Democrats are pushing back against President Joe Biden's plan to change the traditional primary schedule, which would move South Carolina ahead of New Hampshire in the primary lineup. Biden's proposed changes are seen as a way to give more prominence to black voters and racial politics in the Democratic Party. The Democratic National Committee has warned that if New Hampshire proceeds with its primary as scheduled, it could face punishment, including the potential loss of delegates to the Democratic convention. New Hampshire values its role as the first-in-the-nation primary and the opportunity it provides for retail politics.
#society
The Blaze: A world of failure-proud leaders | Blaze Media
A man defends breaking into someone's house and knocking their teeth out by claiming it led to them getting new dental implants.
Los Angeles faces transportation disaster and failure after a fire engulfs an illegal pallet storage yard near a freeway. Authorities, instead of acknowledging failure, promote their successes in cleaning up the debris.
Red State: Feeling SAD? Seasonal Affective Disorder May Be the Cause
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) affects many people in northern latitudes. The existence of SAD remains controversial, with some researchers skeptical. A study found no association between depression levels and season, latitude, or sunlight exposure. Mental health issues are subjective and cannot be easily reduced to data points. Despite differing experiences, everyone adapts differently to the long shifts in daylight hours. Different regions have their own unique mental oddities.
GB News: Stay off war memorials or face arrest - police warning to pro-Palestinian protesters
Pro-Palestinian protesters warned against climbing war memorials in London. UK police criticized for previous failure to make arrests. Home Secretary considers changing law. Demonstrations planned in various London boroughs. Increased police presence in areas with significant Jewish and Muslim communities.
Daily Signal: How UN Undermines Parental Rights by Pushing Gender Ideology
The United Nations will be celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which recognizes the importance of strong families and parental rights. However, the UN bureaucracy has been influenced by far-left activists who diminish the role of parents and prioritize the state in decisions regarding children. This threatens the well-being of children and the integrity of families.
#war
Euromaidan Press: DTEK energy company: more air defense systems needed to protect power plants
DTEK energy company in Ukraine is seeking more air defense systems, such as Patriots and IRIS-T systems, to protect its power plants from potential Russian attacks. CEO Maksym Timchenko emphasized the need for these systems to defend against ballistic missiles and safeguard critical infrastructure. This comes as DTEK has experienced significant damage to its power stations, leading to blackouts for over seven million Ukrainian households.
Times Of Israel: Hanegbi says no ceasefire unless Hamas releases a ‘massive’ number of hostages
Israel's National Security Council chairman, Tzachi Hanegbi, stated that Israel will only agree to a limited ceasefire if a "massive" number of hostages held by Hamas are released. Hanegbi emphasized that Israel will continue advancing towards their goals for the war. Despite calls for ceasefires and humanitarian pauses, Israel has not halted its advancement. Hanegbi also addressed the decision to allow fuel trucks into Gaza to prevent a collapse of the sewage treatment system, explaining the potential consequences of a humanitarian crisis. Hanegbi stated that the war cabinet is determined to eliminate Hamas and release all hostages. The future of Gaza and Israel's plans beyond the war have not been widely discussed.
#foreignaffairs
American Thinker: Three days before Argentina's presidential election, frontrunner Milei waves a gigantic Israel flag at huge campaign rally
Presidential frontrunner in Argentina, Javier Milei, waved the Israeli flag at a campaign rally to show support for Israel and criticize his socialist opponent. This gesture resonates with Argentina's large Jewish population and memories of past terror attacks. Milei's economic plan and enthusiastic crowds give hope for a positive outcome.
The Telegraph: Ukraine: The Latest - meeting the man who rescues children kidnapped by Russia
Ukraine: The Latest is a daily podcast that provides updates on the war in Ukraine, featuring analysis from various angles including military, humanitarian, political, economic, and historical. With over 60 million listens, it is a reliable source for staying updated on the invasion. The podcast features top journalists from The Telegraph, as well as foreign correspondents from around the world.
Le Monde: A photographer's Whatsapp messages tell the story of daily life in Gaza
Sameh-Nidal Rahmi, a photographer trapped in the Gaza Strip, shares his experiences through WhatsApp messages. He documents the terror and heartbreak under Israeli bombardment. Sameh's photos and messages are relayed by fellow photographers in a bid to shed light on daily life in Gaza.
GB News: Putin's supersonic ‘White Swan’ bombers intercepted after flying brazenly close to Nato airspace
Putin's White Swan bombers were intercepted by Nato's F-35 jets near the Norwegian Sea. The Kremlin claimed the flights were routine, but tensions are high due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
#culture
The Babylon Bee: New 'Jordan Peterson On The Shelf' Doll Watches To Make Sure You Clean Your Room
A local toy company introduces the "Jordan Peterson on the Shelf" doll, aimed at motivating adults to clean their rooms and take responsibility. The doll's judgmental glares have led many to make positive changes in their lives.
#health
Fox News: RSV is straining some hospitals, and US officials are releasing more shots for newborns
RSV infections are on the rise in some parts of the country, causing overcrowding in hospital emergency departments. To address the surge, federal officials are increasing the availability of a new RSV shot for newborns. While cases are expected to increase in more regions, experts believe it won't reach the level of patient traffic seen last fall. Doctors are reporting that children are presenting with more severe symptoms, and some hospitals are struggling with bed availability. The scarcity of the RSV shot for newborns is exacerbating the situation. RSV causes mild cold-like symptoms but can be dangerous for infants and older adults. It is the leading cause of hospitalizations among U.S. infants and can cause deaths and hospitalizations in older adults. RSV infections dropped during the COVID-19 pandemic but resurged last year. Health officials have new options to combat RSV, including vaccines for older adults and pregnant women, and a new shot of lab-made antibodies for babies. However, demand has outpaced supply, leading to limited availability. More doses are expected to be distributed in the future.
Daily Wire: Model Linda Evangelista Recalls Extreme ‘Cleanses’ In The 90s: ‘Basically Just A Starvation Diet’
Supermodel Linda Evangelista admitted to using unhealthy methods, including extreme cleanses and starvation diets, to maintain her slim physique while working in the fashion industry. She also revealed that she still occasionally participates in a 24-hour fast of just celery juice. Evangelista previously underwent a fat-reducing procedure that went wrong and caused her to retain fat tissue, leading her to file a lawsuit against the company responsible.
#crime
Fox News: New York man charged with child rape after police rescue kidnapped nine-year-old from his cabinet
Craig Ross Jr., the man accused of abducting a nine-year-old girl and holding her for ransom, now faces charges of rape and predatory sex assault against a child. Police found the girl captive in a camper on Ross' mother's property.
PJ Media: Has Anyone Been Fired for the Massive Theft of COVID Funds?
The list of fraudsters involved in the loss of billions of dollars to criminals and incompetent government managers is extensive. No disciplinary action has been taken, but Joe Biden wants to promote one of the most inept bureaucrats, Julie Su, to the position of Secretary of Labor. COVID-19 aid was a target for fraud, with about $200 billion fraudulently disbursed from Small Business Administration programs and $100 billion to $135 billion lost to fraud in federal unemployment funds. The full extent of fraud will likely never be known.
#technology
The Telegraph: Battery electric vehicles are like Concorde
Battery electric vehicles (BEVs) may meet the same fate as the Concorde, ultimately being a commercial failure. BEVs face challenges such as high costs, range anxiety, lack of charging infrastructure, and insurance concerns. The reliance on China for battery materials and the need for a significant increase in engineering resources further complicate the situation. If these issues are not addressed, BEVs may only cater to the wealthy few, and public resistance or engineering problems could lead to widespread dissatisfaction and protest.