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17 Nov 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: Illegal Alien Who Raped 5-Year-Old in Brazil Found Living on Martha's Vineyard
An illegal alien convicted of child rape in Brazil was found living on Martha's Vineyard after crossing the US-Mexico border. ICE agents arrested him and he remains in custody. This incident highlights the ongoing issue of illegal immigration and the number of "got-aways" at the border.
#politics
Foreign Policy: Rishi Sunak Goes Back to the Future
David Cameron has been brought back into the government as the foreign secretary. This move signifies a shift towards governing from the center rather than the right for Rishi Sunak's government. The Conservative Party is facing challenges in rejuvenating and reconciling its base.
The Blaze: This is what a ‘biblical worldview’ gets you | Blaze Media
The leaked videos of Donald Trump's attorneys' testimony could be devastating for Democrats if Trump becomes the Republican nominee for president. Whether or not the prosecutions are legitimate doesn't matter. Plea agreements show that co-conspirators have given prosecutors valuable information. Trump won't pay their legal bills, so why should they do time for him? Speaker Mike Johnson's biblical worldview and budget alignment with Democrats reveal the hypocrisy of the GOP. Republicans refuse to apply their supposed beliefs to their actions, causing backlash from their own base. This loveless marriage with a party that hates its own base has allowed enemies to desecrate the country and undermines any claim to a biblical worldview.
Washington Free Beacon: No Labels Misses Fundraising Goals While Execs Pocket Six-Figure Salaries
No Labels falls $50 million short of its pledged spending for a third-party presidential candidate in 2024, with only $20 million on hand. The group's CEO, Nancy Jacobson, earned $300,000 in 2022, and its co-executive directors earned over $200,000 each. The group has faced criticism for its lack of transparency in disclosing its donors.
National Review: The Corner: Nikki Haley Is Right on Immigration
Nikki Haley discusses immigration during a campaign stop in New Hampshire. She argues that the focus should be on merit-based immigration rather than the number of immigrants. She believes that industries should be consulted to determine what skills are needed. The US immigration system is directionless and needs a clear purpose. Haley emphasizes the importance of border control while also acknowledging the need to consider economic competition. Congress should involve states, towns, and businesses in immigration policy to improve its effectiveness.
PJ Media: BREAKING: Speaker Johnson Releases J6 Footage, and the Left Is Gonna Flip Out
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) has released footage from the events of January 6, 2021 in an effort to restore trust in the government. The videos, which will be continuously updated, aim to provide transparency and challenge the narrative pushed by Democrats and the media.
#society
National Review: Where the Pro-Life Movement Goes from Here
The 2024 March for Life, with the theme "With every woman, for every child," highlights the work of pregnancy-care centers and the support they offer to mothers with unplanned pregnancies. The event featured speakers who shared their personal experiences and emphasized the importance of providing care and assistance to vulnerable women. The pro-life movement aims to counter the argument that conservatives neglect the well-being of pregnant women by focusing on legal restrictions on abortion and offering real support at both the state and national levels.
GB News: WATCH: Nana Akua blasts 'costly' electric pylons amid plan to subsidise local households
Private investigator Nana Akua voices concern over proposed electricity bill reductions in exchange for local installation of pylons.
Newsbusters: Target SLAMMED Over ‘Gay Nutcracker’ Christmas Decorations
Conservatives are angry at Target for selling LGBTQ+ Christmas decorations including nutcrackers and snow globes with pride flags. Fox News host Jesse Watters accused Target of "sexualizing Christmas for children." Twitter users criticized the store for promoting LGBTQ+ items while allegedly not allowing employees to say "Merry Christmas." The clash highlights the divide between the store's socially progressive stance and conservative views.
Breitbart: Dana White, Kid Rock Join Anheuser Busch Brand Rehab as America Continues to Reject Woke Bud Light Parent Company
Anheuser-Busch teams up with Kid Rock and UFC boss Dana White to regain conservative beer drinkers' support after the transgender marketing incident. Kid Rock asks for forgiveness and cites his Christian faith, while Dana White defends the Bud Light sponsorship. However, the company's revenue continues to decline, indicating a challenging road ahead.
Fox News: Boston's Logan Airport not 'appropriate place' to house displaced migrants, Massport CEO says
About 20 to 25 migrants are arriving daily at Boston's Logan Airport, camping out temporarily in baggage claim before trying to find shelter. The airport is working to transport migrants to welcome centers and looking for other solutions.
Massachusetts' emergency shelter system is at its limit of 7,500 families, forcing homeless people onto waiting lists. Temporary shelters, including churches and hospital waiting rooms, are being used. Lawmakers failed to approve emergency aid for the shelter system, and there are no plans for further votes until the new year.
Washington Free Beacon: Why I'm Resigning as Poetry Editor of the Washington Free Beacon
Biff Diddle resigns as poetry editor of the Washington Free Beacon after the resignation of New York Times poetry editor Anne Boyer.
PJ Media: Weekend Parting Shot: Smells Like Teen Spirit (and Racism)
With Thanksgiving approaching, the narrator plans to take out a second mortgage to buy a turkey. They discuss family traditions, including cooking the turkey in a deep fryer and a stuffing debate. On a separate note, a student is suspended for painting his face with black eye black at a football game. The school principal claims it was offensive and racist, despite the student's intention to show school spirit. The suspension is supported by the district, while a foundation advocates for lifting the suspension. Additionally, a wine recommendation is provided for Thanksgiving.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Israel allows fuel delivery into Gaza to restore phone links
Israel has agreed to provide fuel to Gaza to prevent a humanitarian crisis and the spread of epidemics. The first shipment of fuel has arrived through the Rafah crossing with Egypt, but it is not enough to meet the needs of the territory. The United Nations has warned that hospitals are grinding to a halt without fuel for their water and sewage systems.
Breitbart: Chinese Propaganda Celebrates ‘Epochal’ Xi-Biden Summit
Chinese state media hails Xi-Biden meeting as historic and pivotal in China-U.S. relations, emphasizing the need for dialogue and cooperation. The Global Times hints at future concessions from the U.S., particularly in fighting the fentanyl epidemic, while suggesting that lifting technology sanctions would be a gesture of goodwill. Xi's reception with American business tycoons is praised for dispelling negative sentiments towards China.
Breitbart: IAEA: Iran Has Enough 60% Pure Uranium for Three Bombs
The IAEA report reveals that Iran has enough uranium for three nuclear bombs. Biden's chances of resurrecting the nuclear deal seem slim due to political challenges and the Israel-Hamas war. Iran is making steady nuclear progress and stonewalling the IAEA.
Spectator USA: China cons US on green energy agenda
The US and China released a joint statement on enhancing cooperation to address climate change, expressing their commitment to work together with other countries to tackle the global crisis. While the statement supports renewable energy and energy transition, there were no specific targets mentioned, causing some skepticism. However, given the US reliance on China for critical elements needed for a green future and China's increasing production of fossil fuels, it's not surprising that China is willing to help triple renewable energy capacity.
#economy
Daily Signal: The Freedom to Drive
When Ray LaHood became transportation secretary in 2009, he proposed monitoring Americans' miles driven to fund infrastructure. The Obama administration didn't fully embrace the idea, but LaHood focused on reducing American driving and promoting transit-oriented development. Now, under Secretary Pete Buttigieg, the goal is to reduce vehicle miles traveled and provide alternatives to driving, but Americans are still freely driving where and when they want.
#religion
Daily Signal: Local Government Charging Taxes on Church Disguised As Fees
A Texas church is suing the local government for charging "illegal excessive" fees to install a water tap, claiming it violates the U.S. Constitution and state's religious freedom law. The church argues that the fees are a thinly veiled illegal property tax and that the government is targeting churches and non-profits for revenue.
Townhall: Finding Meaning in a Broken World
Refugee Aayan Hirsi Ali, formerly a Muslim and now a Christian, faces criticism as she converts publicly. She speaks out about the importance of faith and the dangers of atheism. Hirsi Ali's story highlights the resilience of those who refuse to be silenced.
#crime
The Blaze: Teen who helped friend savagely murder teacher over a bad grade sobs, bleeds from the nose ahead of receiving life sentence | Blaze Media
An Iowa teen receives a life sentence for helping his classmate murder their Spanish teacher. The motive was a bad grade and the desire to support his friend. The judge characterizes the main perpetrator as "sinister and evil," while the accomplice is eligible for parole in 25 years.
Red State: NEW: Hate Crime Not Ruled Out in Death of Jewish Protester Paul Kessler, Ventura County DA Says
Authorities in Ventura County, California have charged Loay Alnaji with involuntary manslaughter and battery in the death of Paul Kessler, a Jewish man. The charges carry special allegations of personal infliction of great bodily injury, making it prison-eligible under California's Three Strikes Law. Hate crime enhancement has not been ruled out.
At a press conference, District Attorney Nasarenko stated that they have charged Alnaji with involuntary manslaughter and battery causing serious bodily injury, based on new physical and forensic evidence. A hate crime has not been charged yet, but the investigation is ongoing. The District Attorney emphasized the importance of following the facts and evidence impartially.
#sports
Daily Wire: WWE Star Makes ‘Jeopardy!’ History — But Probably Not For The Reason You Think
Wrestler Becky Lynch makes history on "Jeopardy!" by not answering a single question correctly in the first two rounds. Despite struggling with the buzzer and answers, she continues to play in the "Celebrity Jeopardy" round and manages to get one correct answer.
Daily Wire: Star NFL QB Goes Down With Season-Ending Injury Months After Landing Record-Breaking Contract
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow will miss the rest of the NFL season due to a torn ligament in his wrist. The injury occurred during a game against the Baltimore Ravens, and Burrow tried to continue playing but was in too much pain. Backup quarterback Jake Browning will take over for the remaining games.
#technology
The Babylon Bee: 'We Cannot Be Associated With Elon Musk,' Says Tim Cook While Shaking Hands With Brutal Chinese Dictator
Apple CEO Tim Cook has decided to pull all Apple advertising from Elon Musk's social media app "X" due to concerns about its content. Cook also had a discussion with the leader of Communist China regarding iPhone production and the need to maintain control over social media platforms. This falls under the hashtag .
#other
Daily Wire: ‘Yellowstone’ Fans Get Major Update About Series Return
Production on the final portion of Season 5 of the TV series "Yellowstone" is set to begin in Spring 2024 after being halted due to scheduling conflicts and a strike. The show's creator is writing the final script, but it's unclear if Kevin Costner will return. Two spinoffs are planned, one set in the present day and the other following earlier prequels.
