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17 Nov 2023
#politics
The Telegraph: Police in Colchester will only arrest protesters if they damage Grade II listed war memorial
Pro-Palestinian protesters plan to hold a vigil at a war memorial in Colchester. Police have stated that they can only arrest those who physically damage the monument. The protest will be allowed to go ahead as peaceful rallies have previously been staged at the memorial. However, police have warned that climbing on monuments could constitute a criminal offense.
Fox News: Biden targeted in crucial swing states over proposed menthol cigarette ban
The Liberty Policy Foundation, a conservative nonprofit, plans to launch a campaign opposing President Biden's proposed menthol cigarette ban. The group aims to educate Americans about the administration's tobacco and crime policies, highlighting the contrast between criminalizing tobacco while other issues like the border and drug decriminalization remain. The campaign will target vulnerable Democrat lawmakers in swing states with mailers, and may expand to digital and TV advertisements.
Daily Wire: Speaker Johnson Announces Public Release Of January 6 Footage
The GOP-led House releases over 40,000 hours of video footage from the January 6th Capitol breach to the public, excluding sensitive security information. Proponents of disclosure argue it will offer a different perspective on the events.
The Telegraph: Senior Tories urge Met to investigate pro-Hamas Socialist Worker pamphlet
The Metropolitan Police is under scrutiny for not investigating the Socialist Workers Party (SWP) for distributing a pro-Hamas pamphlet. Senior Tories are urging the police to crack down on the group for allegedly supporting the proscribed terrorist organization. The SWP openly supports Hamas and has distributed the pamphlet at marches and sells it on their website. (, )
The Right Scoop: Biden DHS directs border patrol agents to use WOKE language and pronouns when referring to illegals
Joe Biden's DHS instructs border patrol to use "woke" language when discussing illegal immigration.
Red State: Fired British Cabinet Minister Unloads on the Prime Minister for Betraying His 'Promise to the Nation'
Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman criticizes UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak for his failures and weak leadership. Braverman, known for her conservative views, was dismissed for the second time in 13 months, leading to a reshuffling of Sunak's cabinet. She was outspoken about controversial topics, including illegal immigration, grooming gangs, and charity policies for the homeless. Braverman's scathing letter to Sunak accuses him of breaking promises and betraying the nation.
Foreign Policy: What in the World?
1. Tim Scott dropped out of the Republican Party's primary race.
2. Suella Braverman was removed from their position by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.
3. Voters went to the polls for a presidential runoff election in Liberia.
4. Joe Biden and Xi Jinping met face-to-face for the first time in five years.
5. Israeli forces stormed Al-Shifa Hospital in pursuit of Hamas militants.
6. Andrés Manuel López Obrador had their first-ever bilateral meeting with Xi at the APEC summit.
7. Erdogan and Scholz discussed their differences over military and economic aid for Ukraine.
8. Ukrainian forces established multiple strategic positions in Mariupol.
9. The Bird of the Century vote was delayed due to foreign interference.
10. A Nigerian wigmaker set the new world record for the longest handmade wig at 351 meters.
Fox News: Biden invokes wartime powers to fund electric heaters as he cracks down on gas appliances
President Biden has utilized the Defense Production Act to provide $169 million in funding for the manufacturing of electric heat pumps, with the aim of promoting green energy technologies and creating manufacturing jobs. The Department of Energy will distribute the funds to various companies involved in heat pump technology. Critics argue that this is corporate welfare and unnecessary government intervention in the energy market.
American Thinker: Migrants to cost New Yorkers their police, teachers, firefighters, garbagemen...
New York City is facing budget cuts, resulting in a reduced police force and firefighters being forced into early retirement or fired. Despite the negative impact of migrants on the city's finances, many officials deny their connection to the budget woes. This leads to calls for a federal bailout without addressing the expensive migrant packages.
Fox News: Speaker Johnson begins releasing 40,000 hours of Jan 6 footage
House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., announced that over 40,000 hours of footage taken during the Jan. 6 Capitol riots will be gradually released to the public. The release aims to provide transparency and allow citizens, media, and criminal defendants to see firsthand what happened that day. Some sensitive information will be withheld and certain faces blurred.
Fox News: New York prosecutor drops charges against GOP councilwoman who brought gun to protest in support of Israel
Brooklyn's district attorney dropped firearms charges against NYC councilwoman Inna Vernikov who brought a legally owned gun to a protest criticizing pro-Palestinian demonstrators. She wanted to ensure Jewish students felt safe. The gun was unloaded and inoperable.
#society
Fox News: Woman banned from TikTok for sharing Osama bin Laden letter says she wasn't promoting violence
TikTok influencer Lynette Adkins defends posting Osama bin Laden's "Letter to America," stating that people should have the right to access information and form their own opinions. Adkins clarifies that she does not support hate or violence and merely wanted to start a conversation with her followers. She argues that in a true democracy, open and peaceful discussions about world events should be allowed.
Adkins faces backlash as her TikTok account is banned and others sharing the letter have their videos removed. The Guardian also removes the text of the letter from its website after it gains attention on TikTok. Adkins urges her followers to read bin Laden's letter and expresses an existential crisis that many people are feeling. She praises TikTok as a platform for accessing reliable information and believes it is undoing programmed ways of thinking. The dissemination of the letter sparks discussion on the potential dangers of TikTok versus the right to freely access and share information.
Red State: Education Department Announces Probes Into 7 Schools for Antisemitism and Islamophobia
The Department of Education is investigating seven schools, including Cornell and Columbia University, for cases of antisemitism and Islamophobia. The Education Department will update a list of schools under investigation for discrimination on their website every week. Antisemitic incidents have surged globally, with a 388% increase in the US alone. +
PJ Media: Reading Rainbow Flags? LeVar Burton Goes All In For Porn In Schools
LeVar Burton, former host of "Reading Rainbow," made a joke about assaulting Moms for Liberty at the National Book Awards. But Moms for Liberty simply wants to prevent graphic sexual content from being accessible to young children in schools. Burton's comments were uncalled for and misplaced.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: The Corner: U.S. Reverses Chinese Police Institute Listing in First China-Sanctions Rollback
The Biden administration has lifted sanctions on China's Institute for Forensic Science, accused of participating in the repression of Uyghurs, in exchange for China cracking down on the export of fentanyl-precursor chemicals. This decision has faced criticism for compromising human rights.
Times Of Israel: Biden calls Qatari Emir as White House steps up pressure on hostage mediators
The United States is pressuring Qatar to release 240 hostages held by terror groups in Gaza, as Israel demands that mothers and children not be separated. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called US President Joe Biden to put pressure on Qatar to expand the number of hostages included in the deal. Israel refuses to accept the separation of mothers from their children, demanding that all hostages be released together. The situation remains tense as Hamas warns Israel not to delay, and Israel dismisses claims of hostage deaths as propaganda.
The Blaze: 'Useful fiction': Inspector general says $2.5B in US taxpayer aid to Afghanistan likely benefiting the Taliban | Blaze Media
American taxpayers have given $2.5 billion in humanitarian aid to Afghanistan, but the US government doesn't know where that money is going. The State Department has obstructed efforts to track the aid, according to the special inspector general for Afghanistan Reconstruction.
#economy
Foreign Policy: How China and the U.S. Are Competing on Trade
Most G-20 members heavily rely on trade with China, with nearly half ranking China as their top export destination. Even countries in the global south send significantly more exports to China than to the United States. However, the value of China's total trade with G-20 nations is only half of the United States', indicating that Beijing may not find solutions to its economic problems through trade.
The meeting between U.S. President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping aims to ease tensions between the two countries. The West has made efforts to decrease dependence on China, but China still commands supply chains in the critical minerals sector. Mutual concerns will be addressed in the meeting, but tensions remain high.
The Telegraph: Jeremy Hunt: The time has come for tax cuts
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt plans to announce tax cuts in next week's Autumn Statement, signaling a shift towards growth and a lower tax burden. Specific cuts have not been revealed, but potential options include reducing inheritance tax rates and granting businesses an extension on expensing. Hunt also expressed the need for welfare system reform, including stripping benefits from unemployed claimants who refuse to look for work. The announcement of tax cuts could strengthen Hunt's position with Tory MPs, but the size of the cuts remains uncertain.
#religion
The Blaze: 'Squatter bishop' and another congregation in bitter fight over historic Arkansas church: 'It's time for him to go' | Blaze Media
Members of a congregation in Arkansas are in a bitter dispute with a man they call a "squatter bishop" who they claim has stolen their church. The conflict arose when the church remained empty and the bishop expressed interest in it. There is no legal documentation in the case, with conflicting stories about rent payments and the ownership of the building.
#health
Fox News: Rural Nebraska town battles severe staff shortage, forcing residents to wait an hour or more for an ambulance
Residents in Merriman, Nebraska are facing long wait times for ambulances due to severe shortages in the area. The declining population and remote location of the town have contributed to the problem, with some residents having to wait over an hour for medical attention. This issue is not exclusive to Nebraska, as rural areas across the United States are experiencing similar challenges in accessing emergency care.
#crime
Fox News: Man convicted of killing woman, dumping body in duffel bag on rural Missouri road
A man has been convicted of murdering a woman in Kansas City, Missouri. He stuffed her body into a duffel bag and dumped it in rural northwest Missouri. The accomplice's testimony was crucial.
Fox News: Alex Murdaugh takes plea deal to cover mountain of financial crimes
Alex Murdaugh, a convicted murderer, pleaded guilty to 22 financial crimes including breach of trust, money laundering, forgery, and tax evasion. He admitted to stealing over $4 million from the estate of his late housekeeper and swindling his personal injury clients. Murdaugh is set to be sentenced to 27.5 years in prison on November 28.
Fox News: Remains found in Arizona desert identified as girl who disappeared in 1992
After 31 years, police in Arizona have identified the decomposed remains found in 1992 as those of a missing 15-year-old girl named Melody Harrison. The case went cold after the remains were found, but advancements in DNA testing led to the discovery of her identity. The circumstances of her death are still unknown.
The Blaze: Gun-toting LA homeowner who opened fire on intruders says his concealed carry permit was just revoked | Blaze Media
A Los Angeles man had his concealed carry permit revoked after he defended his home against armed intruders. The permit was suspended due to the man's behavior towards the police during their investigation. The NRA criticized California's decision, stating that it undermines Second Amendment rights.
Fox News: Ohio man facing eviction kills property manager, 2 others, before committing suicide
An Ohio man fatally shoots three people at a mobile home park, including the property manager, before retreating into his home and taking his own life. Another resident is also injured in the shooting.
Fox News: Former Massachusetts state senator indicted in COVID relief fraud scheme worth over $30K
Former Massachusetts state senator Dean Tran has been indicted on charges of wire fraud and filing false tax returns. He is accused of fraudulently collecting over $30,000 in pandemic unemployment benefits while working a consulting job and avoiding reporting his income.
#outdoors
Backpacker: Heli-Hiking Showed Me a New Side of the Backcountry
A group of outdoor journalists goes on a heli-hiking trip near Icefall Lodge in British Columbia. They explore the beautiful scenery, including glaciers and waterfalls, while testing out new hiking boots. The trip is a reminder of the importance of preserving the environment.
#technology
Le Monde: ChatGPT-maker Open AI fires CEO Sam Altman
OpenAI has ousted its CEO Sam Altman due to a lack of honesty, appointing Mira Murati as interim CEO. Altman, who co-founded the company in 2015, gained fame as the face of the company and championed the potential of AI while emphasizing the need for safeguards. Altman's removal comes after OpenAI's ChatGPT gained significant attention and scrutiny.
#other
Red State: Pro-Hamas Thugs Paint Graffiti on Jewish Congressman's Office: 'Blood on Ur Hands'
A Jewish congressman's office in Brooklyn was vandalized by pro-Palestinian activists who painted graffiti messages advocating for Hamas. The incident highlights the rising antisemitism and violence targeting Jewish individuals in the midst of the Israel-Hamas conflict.
GB News: ‘Scary’ audio leaves Iceland bracing for volcanic eruption as bubbles of lava brew
Iceland braces for potential volcanic eruption with evacuations and a state of emergency declared. Seismic activity increases around the Fagradalsfjall volcano, with an impending explosion reminiscent of the 1973 eruption of Heimaey. Potential for toxic fumes, widespread disruption, and the possibility of wiping out an entire town.
Spectator USA: Snoop Dogg really quitting weed would be a huge public service
A phone call from the BBC interrupts a recovering weed addict's morning. They are asked for their thoughts on Snoop Dogg's announcement to give up smoking marijuana. Speculation arises about Snoop's motives, with some suggesting it may be a publicity stunt for his new line of edible marijuana products. The addict, having experienced the destructive nature of marijuana addiction, hopes that if Snoop is serious about quitting, he can bring attention to the problems faced by those struggling with addiction. They even offer to be Snoop's sponsor, but request no early morning calls.