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17 Nov 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Pro-Life Groups File Lawsuit Against Michigan’s ‘Super-Right’ to Abortion
Pro-life groups in Michigan file lawsuit against Governor Whitmer and state officials over a constitutional amendment that grants a "right" to abortion. The lawsuit argues that the amendment violates various constitutional rights, including equal protection, parental rights, religious freedom, and the right to life.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Either Get Rid of TikTok or Just Surrender to China
Communist China successfully manipulated social media influencers on TikTok to promote Osama bin Laden, causing controversy and concern. TikTok shut down the trend after it gained traction, but the incident highlights the dangers of allowing foreign algorithms to influence and control our children through social media platforms. The need to protect national security and safeguard our youth from harmful influences is crucial.
#war
Times Of Israel: Liberal Jewish groups lament DC rally’s rightward bent, say progressives pushed away
Progressive US Jewish groups express dismay over the speaker lineup at the "March for Israel" rally, including controversial pastor John Hagee. The peace bloc, consisting of liberal Jewish groups, felt blindsided by Hagee's last-minute invitation and criticized the lack of left-wing perspectives. Despite their dissatisfaction, there was little tension between the peace bloc and the broader crowd at the rally.
Front Page Magazine: After UK Pro-Hamas 'Ceasefire' Riots, 'Ceasefire' Support Falls From 76% to 33%
The support for a ceasefire in the UK has decreased, despite the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. Leftists and Islamists engaging in vandalism and destruction may have contributed to the declining enthusiasm for saving Hamas.
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu: One of the reasons for raiding Shifa was signs hostages were held there
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed that one reason for the military raid at Gaza's Shifa hospital was due to indicators that some hostages taken by Hamas terrorists were being held there. He also alleged that the hospital was being used for military purposes by the terror group. Israel has recovered the bodies of two hostages and hopes to achieve a ceasefire and secure the release of the remaining captives.
Front Page Magazine: Mostly Peaceful 'Ceasefire' Protester Arrested for Punching Female Officer in the Face
Anti-Israel hate groups IfNotNow and JVP use sympathetic women as human shields to support pro-Hamas rioters. Capitol Police statement reveals officers were injured by thugs during the pro-Hamas DNC riot. Leftist career protesters are not truly Jewish and have a violent agenda.
The Telegraph: Israel-Gaza latest news: IDF launches raid on West Bank refugee camp
Three Palestinians were killed in an Israeli drone strike in the West Bank's Jenin. Israeli troops raided the Jenin refugee camp, leading to clashes.
#foreignaffairs
The Federalist: Biden Fell For The CCP’s Playbook At The San Francisco Summit
President Biden and China's leader Xi Jinping met at the APEC summit. China's economy is struggling, while the U.S. grows. Biden missed the opportunity to demand changes.
The Telegraph: Taiwan’s presidential hopeful wants to restart dialogue with China after seven years
Former mayor and presidential hopeful Ko Wen-je of Taiwan seeks to maintain political regime and lifestyle while facilitating communication with China. Ko believes in using both deterrence and communication to govern relations with China, acknowledging that Taiwan cannot win a military conflict alone. He supports raising defense spending and acknowledges Taiwan's underpreparedness for conflict. Ko's joint ticket with opposition Kuomintang (KMT) member Hou Yu-ih has the potential to challenge the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and could lead to a more conciliatory tone with China.
Daily Signal: Hamas Is 'Only Starting with Israel,' Embassy Official Warns US
A representative from the Israeli Embassy warns that Hamas plans to carry out similar acts of violence against the United States. The embassy calls for the safe return of the hostages.
#economy
Breitbart: Chinese Communist Party Pushes Private Sector 'Partnerships' to Grab Business Assets
The Chinese Communist Party wants private businesses to invest in infrastructure projects to boost the economy, but skeptics fear it's a ploy to seize private assets. Local governments are struggling with funds due to a slowing economy and a real estate crisis. Private businesses are being pressured to partner with state-owned corporations, with the government holding regulatory power over them. This move raises concerns about the return to a centrally-planned economy.
#education
GB News: Eco-pumps leave Norfolk residence raging over '24-hour noise nuisance'
Residents near Reepham High School in Norfolk are unhappy with the noisy eco-pumps used to heat the classrooms, calling them a 24-hour noise nuisance. The school claims to be compliant with the installation of the pumps, but residents have reached out to their MP to address the issue. Planning permission was only sought after the pumps were already installed.
#crime
Breitbart: Cartel Gunmen Arrested After Crashing into Mexican Army Convoy in Border State
Mexican soldiers arrest cartel gunmen involved in a crash near Texas border. Four gunmen found dead in the back of the vehicle, unrelated to the crash. Soldiers were escorting PEMEX workers.
Breitbart: EXCLUSIVE: Cartel Pressures Mexican Government into Releasing Regional Boss’ Son
Mexican drug cartel forces government to release son of regional boss through violent tactics and political pressure. Authorities raided cartel property, questioned but did not arrest the wanted regional boss. In response, cartel gunmen set up blockades, torched vehicles, and clashed with authorities.
Times Of Israel: Professor charged in death of Jewish pro-Israel protester at dueling LA war rallies
A US college professor is charged with involuntary manslaughter and battery in the death of a Jewish protester during Israel-Hamas demonstrations in Southern California. The professor allegedly inflicted "great bodily injury" on the victim during a confrontation at a pro-Palestinian event. The charges have special allegations.
There is conflicting information from witnesses and no clear footage of the altercation. The suspect stayed at the scene and cooperated with authorities. Investigators have not ruled out the possibility of it being a hate crime.
#sports
GB News: Las Vegas Grand Prix descends into farce as first practice cancelled and statement released
The F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix was marred by problems as first practice had to be cancelled due to manhole cover issues. Carlos Sainz's Ferrari hit a drain, and Esteban Ocon's Alpine ran into a loose manhole cover. The safety concerns prompted officials to inspect and secure all manhole covers, causing uncertainty over the schedule.