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17 Nov 2023
#illegals
The Telegraph: China warns fentanyl chemical makers after Biden meeting with Xi
China has issued a warning to chemical manufacturers about fentanyl after Joe Biden asked Xi Jinping to address the issue. The United States has been seeking China's cooperation to stop the import of precursor chemicals used to make fentanyl, which is highly potent and increasingly mixed with other drugs. China will now target specific chemical companies that produce fentanyl precursors.
#politics
Le Monde: US avoids budget crisis, at the expense of Ukraine and Israel
The threat of a government shutdown is postponed as Congress approves a funding bill. Speaker Mike Johnson extends funding until January and February, relying on Democratic votes. Republicans plan to push for cuts in federal spending in January.
The compromise to avoid a shutdown negatively impacts Ukraine and Israel. White House's ambitions for aid are hindered, and the ability to support allies is decreasing. Efforts are made for bipartisan backing for funding Israel, Ukraine, Indo-Pacific, and the border.
National Review: The Week: San Francisco Tidies Up for Xi
The streets of San Francisco were cleaned up for Xi's visit, raising questions about priorities.
Congress passed a continuing resolution to avoid a government shutdown, marking a small victory for fiscal conservatives.
Le Monde: Russian artist sentenced to 7 years in prison over Ukraine supermarket protest
Russian artist Alexandra Skochilenko was sentenced to seven years in prison for spreading disinformation about the army by swapping supermarket price tags with slogans criticizing Russia's offensive in Ukraine. Skochilenko, who is openly gay, believes that prejudice against minorities in conservative Russia played a role in her trial. Her supporters shouted their support in the courtroom, while Skochilenko expressed her desire for peace. This case is just one example of many Russians being detained or fined for speaking out against Moscow's military intervention in Ukraine.
Fox News: Appeals court judge squashes Trump NY gag order, experts alarmed by China oil, gas deal and more top headlines
Experts raise concerns about Biden's deal with China to shut down oil and gas. An Indigenous icon's heritage is called into dispute. Homeowner who defended family in a shoot-out has gun permit revoked. Pro-Palestinian group posts NYC map linked to 'Genocide' in Gaza.
#society
The Telegraph: Brigitte Macron: I thought Emmanuel would fall in love with someone his own age
Brigitte Macron, wife of French President Emmanuel Macron, reveals in an interview that she delayed marrying him because she feared it would ruin her children's lives. Macron fell in love with his married drama teacher when he was 15, and their romance caused scandal in their hometown. Despite initial doubts, they eventually married and Brigitte Macron praises her husband, saying he always surprises her and has exceptional intellectual capacity.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russia integrates radar plane with S2A missile system eyeing Ukraine’s future Western jets
Russia is integrating a radar plane with a surface-to-air missile system to prepare for the possibility of Ukraine deploying Western combat aircraft. The integration involves using the radar plane to identify targets for the missile system, and Russia may accept more risk by flying the plane closer to the frontlines.
#foreignaffairs
#military
GB News: Russian military commander who publicly attacked Putin mysteriously found dead
Former Russian air military commander, Lieutenant General Vladimir Sviridov, and his wife Tatyana were found dead in their home. Sviridov had criticized Putin's management of the air force and raised concerns about poor pay and conditions in the military. The cause of their death is still unknown.
#religion
National Review: The Enduring Achievement and Relevance of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act
Americans have long struggled with religious differences, sometimes persecuting those with different beliefs. However, the passage of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) in 1993 was a step toward embracing religious liberty and protecting the rights of minority faith groups. RFRA has helped foster a more tolerant and pluralistic society, allowing individuals to practice their faith without fear of government interference. It serves as a reminder that policy disagreements can be respected and that living in peace with others, even when we disagree, is possible.
#outdoors
ATV Outdoors: The Best Trailer Size for Carrying 2 ATVs | ATV Outdoors
Looking for the perfect trailer to carry two ATVs? A 12-foot long and 6-foot wide trailer will do the trick. If your ATVs are larger, go for a 14 to 16-foot trailer.
#other
Fox News: CNN alters controversial homicide arrest headline after saying Jewish protester 'fell and hit his head'
CNN changed a headline after backlash for their report on the arrest made in the death of a Jewish man at a protest in Los Angeles. The original headline was seen as biased, and the new headline was updated to be stronger and clearer.