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17 Nov 2024
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Video: Leftist Feminist Says She’s ’Too Scared’ to Use Dating Apps After Trump's Victory
Following Trump's recent election victory, some progressives are expressing extreme emotional distress online. One young woman, visibly upset, shared her fear of using dating apps due to the possibility of encountering a Trump supporter.
Her reaction highlights the heightened anxiety among some individuals regarding political affiliations in personal relationships.
Front Page Magazine: Resistance Leaders: A Gay Muslim Man Running the Women’s March
The Women’s March, once a prominent anti-Trump movement, has seen a decline in participation and influence. Its current leadership includes Aquib Yacoob, a gay Muslim man, raising questions about the definition of a "women-led" organization. The movement appears to be intertwined with various leftist groups and consultancies.
Critics argue that the Women’s March serves as a recruitment tool for a larger leftist agenda, rather than an authentic grassroots movement. The organization is seen as part of a broader network of politically motivated groups that aim to create chaos and disrupt governance, funded by wealthy special interests.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Attempted Honor Killing in Washington State
Two parents in Lacey, Washington, face serious charges after a father allegedly attempted to strangle his daughter outside a school in what investigators believe may be an honor killing. The daughter resisted an arranged marriage to an older man in Iraq, prompting the violent confrontation.
This incident raises concerns about the implications of leftist policies on societal issues, particularly regarding cultural practices related to honor killings, which are reportedly prevalent in some Muslim communities. Critics argue that such occurrences are becoming more visible in the U.S. due to immigration policies and a reluctance to confront cultural realities.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Starmer wants ‘serious relationship’ with Xi, ahead of face-to-face talks with Chinese leader
Sir Keir Starmer aims for a “serious relationship” with China as he prepares for his first in-person talks with Xi Jinping at the G20 summit in Brazil. This meeting marks the first between a British prime minister and China's leader since 2018.
Britain seeks new commitments on global free trade amid rising concerns about China's international actions.
Fox News: China’s Xi vows to work with Trump during meeting with Biden
Chinese President Xi Jinping and President Biden met on the sidelines of the APEC forum in Lima, Peru, marking their first conversation in seven months. Xi expressed China's commitment to a stable U.S.-China relationship and readiness to work with the incoming Trump administration.
The leaders discussed various issues, including trade tensions and North Korea's ties with Russia amid the Ukraine conflict. They agreed on the importance of human oversight in nuclear decisions, but no significant breakthroughs were reported on major concerns.
Le Monde: Biden clears Ukraine for long-range missile strikes inside Russia
President Biden has authorized Ukraine to use long-range American missiles against military targets in Russia, following a significant Russian missile attack that killed 19 civilians and damaged Ukraine's power grid. Ukrainian President Zelensky welcomed the decision but maintained a cautious tone, emphasizing that actions speak louder than words.
The recent Russian strikes, one of the largest in the ongoing conflict, prompted international condemnation, including remarks from UN Secretary-General Guterres and EU chief von der Leyen. As Ukraine braces for a harsh winter, concerns grow over the future of U.S. support amid shifting political dynamics.
#culture
The Epoch Times: How to Choose the Best Kitchen Knives, According to a Professional Chef
Choosing the right kitchen knives is essential for effective cooking. Chef Michael Handal emphasizes the importance of a well-maintained, sharp edge and comfort in handling. He recommends starting with an eight-inch chef's knife and a smaller paring knife, which cover most prep needs.
For quality, Handal suggests German brands like Wusthof and Zwilling for their durability and ease of maintenance, while Japanese knives, such as those from Shun, require more knowledge due to their unique care needs. Proper knife skills are crucial for safety and efficiency in the kitchen.
#health
Forbes: Deadly E. Coli Outbreak Linked To Carrots Sold At Major Chains: Here’s What To Know
Grimmway Farms has recalled organic carrots linked to an E. coli outbreak that has resulted in one death and 39 illnesses across 18 states, according to the CDC. The affected carrots were sold under various brand names from mid-August to late October.
The CDC connected the outbreak to the carrots after interviewing sick individuals, with 96% reporting carrot consumption. Symptoms of E. coli can develop days after eating contaminated food, with severe cases potentially leading to kidney failure.