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20 Nov 2023
#politics
Washington Free Beacon: Fresh Off Anti-Semitism Censure, Tlaib Speaks at Pro-Hamas Ceasefire Rally
Michigan Democrat Rep. Rashida Tlaib, who was recently censured for using an anti-Semitic slogan, appeared at an event organized by Muslim groups with ties to anti-Semitism and support for Hamas. Tlaib spoke at a candlelight vigil in Detroit to call for a ceasefire in Gaza. Many of the event's organizers have called for the destruction of Israel, praised Hamas, and raised money for the terrorist organization. Tlaib has previously been linked to individuals with ties to Hamas, and her appearance at the event came after she was censured by her House colleagues.
PJ Media: Censorship Is Real, and It Might Not Surprise You Who Supports It the Most
The Washington Post removed a cartoon by Michael Ramirez depicting Hamas using innocent civilians as human shields due to pressure from the left. Censorship is prevalent in our culture, with the federal government and Big Tech increasing their efforts to combat "disinformation." A poll shows that 43% of Americans disapprove of censorship, but there are sharp differences between political affiliations. Democrats overwhelmingly approve of censorship, while Republicans and independents disapprove. The left's push for censorship is not surprising, as they have embraced authoritarianism. Conservative media outlets like PJ Media face challenges due to censorship, but remain defiant in providing independent perspectives.
Fox News: NY's highest court upholds law banning chokeholds and diaphragm compression by police
New York's highest court upholds a law that prohibits police from using chokeholds during arrests, rejecting a challenge from police unions. The law, passed after George Floyd's death, does not conflict with an existing state law.
Daily Wire: House Dem Calls For Trump To Be ‘Eliminated’ — After Condemning ‘Dangerous’ Rhetoric
House Democrat Rep. Dan Goldman apologized after saying that former President Donald Trump should be "eliminated" due to his dangerous rhetoric. Trump's allies criticized the comment and some even saw it as a threat. Goldman issued an apology, clarifying that he did not condone political violence and wished no harm to Trump.
Red State: Biden Uses Cold-War Era Defense Production Act to Push Green Technology
The Biden administration is using the Defense Production Act to fund green energy technologies, specifically electric heat pumps for home heating. They have allocated $169 million for nine projects across the country. Critics argue that this is an inappropriate use of the act, as it is meant for defense equipment in times of war. There is disagreement over whether this funding is necessary or beneficial. It is unlikely that legislation to restrict this funding will pass in the current Senate.
Daily Signal: Congress Should Nix Census Bureau Funding on Gender Ideology
The Census Bureau is requesting $10 million from Congress to expand questions on sexual orientation and gender identity in their surveys. This move represents their continued focus on identity politics and victim categories. The bureau aims to generate buy-in from the public regarding the idea that sex is assigned at birth, rather than being present at conception. Senators Marco Rubio and J.D. Vance have criticized the bureau, stating that biology determines gender, and endorsing the concept of gender identity is unscientific and subjective. The senators suggest gathering data on the rise of gender dysphoria without validating the concept of gender identity. The Left's focus on gender theory undermines their claim of being the party of science. The Census Bureau's credibility has been in decline for decades, and the inclusion of more identity-related questions will further damage its authority. A new administration must clean house in the bureau and prioritize questions with a direct impact on success and failure, such as family formation.
PJ Media: When Is Enough Enough? Creepy Joe Biden Flirts with a Girl Over Her Ears
This summary discusses Joe Biden's history of inappropriate behavior towards children, including his recent interactions with a young girl at a Thanksgiving event. It highlights his pattern of making inappropriate comments and gestures towards children, raising concerns about his behavior. The summary also mentions a video showcasing Biden's interactions with women and children, and his previous apology for making others uncomfortable.
Red State: Asleep at the Wheel? One Joe (Scarborough) Defends Another (Biden) With a Feigned Yawn
Joe Scarborough dismisses concerns about President Biden's reelectability, causing some Democrats to worry. A poll shows that only 19% believe their children will have a better future under Biden's leadership. David Axelrod also expresses concerns about Biden's chances in 2024. With Biden's age and current performance, Democrats are questioning his ability to lead.
American Thinker: Joe Biden (once again) lusts after a little girl and announces he ‘loves’ her ‘ears’
Joe Biden's uncomfortable interactions with children raise concerns about his behavior. At a recent event, he joked about a young girl being "legal" and called his mother "mommy." He also confusedly picked his nose in front of world leaders at a summit. Critics question whether he is the best representation of the left.
#society
Breitbart: Actress Julianna Margulies Calls Out Her Non-Jewish Friends for Their 'Silence on Antisemitism'
ER actress Julianna Margulies called out her non-Jewish friends for remaining silent on the rising antisemitism following Hamas' attack on Israelis. She attributed their silence to ignorance rather than left-wing anti-Zionism. Margulies urged her friends to educate themselves and recognize the severity of the issue.
Le Monde: Catharine MacKinnon: 'Consent is the main legal and social excuse for doing nothing about sexual coercion'
In an interview, American feminist legal scholar Catharine MacKinnon discusses the need for explicit recognition of active exploitation of inequalities in French law regarding sexual violation. She argues against the addition of consent as an explicit element in the definition of rape, citing disastrous outcomes in other countries. MacKinnon believes France should instead focus on adding recognition of exploitation to the legal definitions of sexual violation.
#war
Times Of Israel: UN chief calls for interim Arab-US force to control Gaza after war
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres calls for a "transition period" involving Arab nations and the US to achieve a two-state solution in Gaza, after the Israel-Hamas war. Guterres rejects the idea of a UN protectorate in Gaza and emphasizes the importance of a strengthened Palestinian Authority assuming responsibilities. Meanwhile, Guterres denounces the killing of civilians, especially children, in Gaza, and highlights the high number of children killed in the conflict.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: WATCH: White House issues brutal response to Biden's 'inappropriate' nickname given by anti-Israel critics
The White House responds to critics who have given President Biden the nickname "Genocide Joe" due to his support for Israel in the conflict with Hamas terrorists. The National Security Council spokesman defends Biden's support for Israel and condemns the use of the term "genocide" by those who fail to recognize Hamas's goal of wiping out Israel. He acknowledges civilian deaths but asserts that Israel is defending itself against a genocidal threat.
Times Of Israel: Cyprus prepared to ‘immediately’ ship aid to Gaza through sea corridor
Cyprus is ready to send humanitarian aid to Gaza through a maritime corridor from its port of Larnaca. President Nikos Christodoulides said the proposal is the only one being discussed internationally. Aid shipments would begin once fighting pauses and negotiations with Israel are completed. The Israeli government supports the project, but is cautious about security concerns. The aid would be distributed by the United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees.
The Telegraph: Mastermind behind Hamas attacks personally handling hostage negotiations
Hamas leader Sinwar is personally negotiating a hostage release deal, while Israeli troops hunt for him. Israel is concerned about his hard-line negotiating positions and is finalizing plans for targeted raids in Gaza. Sinwar's demand is for Israel to halt aerial surveillance during a ceasefire. Israeli airstrikes continue in Gaza, including an attack on the Indonesian Hospital, which led to casualties.
#economy
Fox News: Germany pledges nearly $4.4B to African green energy endeavors
German government commits 4 billion euros to African green energy projects until 2030. Chancellor Olaf Scholz emphasizes the need for African countries to benefit from their raw materials. The Compact with Africa initiative aims to improve economic conditions and attract foreign private investment.
Townhall: Disney Continues to Set the Kind of Records With ‘The Marvels’ No Studio Wants
Disney's Marvel division is experiencing a decline in performance, with recent movies and streaming offerings falling short. The Brie Larson-led film "The Marvels" had a disappointing debut, earning record low box office numbers. The film's second weekend saw a severe drop in earnings, making it one of Disney's largest money losers.
#military
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine to launch mass production of jam-resistant drone
Ukraine has developed a Backfire drone resistant to Russian electronic warfare. It will be mass-produced for the Ukrainian Army. The drone can target Russian artillery and command posts, and its GPS antenna is highly resistant to jamming.
#culture
Breitbart: Joe Biden Makes Bizarre Joke at Turkey Pardoning, Confuses Taylor Swift and Britney Spears
President Joe Biden made a confusing joke at the turkey pardoning ceremony, mentioning Taylor Swift's concert in Brazil where a fan tragically died. He also referenced Beyoncé's tour and mistakenly called her "Britney."
#health
Fox News: Several Alzheimer's vaccines enter clinical trials amid breakthrough treatments' success
Recent breakthroughs in Alzheimer's treatments that remove toxic proteins from the brain have sparked renewed interest in vaccines for the disease. Clinical trials for Alzheimer's vaccines that harness the immune system to eliminate disease-related proteins are underway or completed. The success of treatments like Leqembi and donanemab, which target amyloid proteins, has reignited hope for the effectiveness of Alzheimer's vaccines. Scientists are testing new vaccines to provoke an immune response without causing excessive inflammation. If successful, these vaccines could provide a cheaper and more accessible treatment option for the millions of people affected by Alzheimer's.
#crime
Daily Wire: Gilgo Beach Serial Killer Suspect’s Family To Make $1 Million For Docuseries
The family of the suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer will receive $1 million in a deal with Peacock to make a documentary series about their lives during the trial. The suspect's wife has filed for divorce and will attend court appearances to see the evidence against him. Police believe the suspect committed the murders in his own home, as his family was out of town during the time of the killings. They continue to search his home for evidence.
#science
Le Monde: James Webb telescope makes discoveries in the outer rim of our solar system
The James-Webb Telescope captures stunning image of Uranus and its rings, providing new observations of the outer Solar System.
The James-Webb Telescope also reveals new findings about Jupiter's atmosphere and Saturn's moon, Enceladus, pointing to the potential for life on these celestial bodies.
#outdoors
Fishing The Midwest: Highlights from 2023! - Fishing The Midwest
The author reflects on the fishing season of 2023, highlighting memorable experiences on Big Stone Lake, Kabetogama Lake, and the Alexandria Lakes Area. Successful trips were made, catching bluegills, bass, and walleyes of varying sizes. The beauty of the lakes and the abundance of wildlife added to the enjoyment. Looking forward to 2024, the author anticipates creating more fishing memories and encourages involving youngsters in outdoor adventures.
Field & Stream: Best Black Friday Fly Fishing Deals
Great sales on fly fishing gear and apparel this week. Deals on fly rods, reels, waders, boots, and more.
Outdoor Life: Black Friday Deals on Trail Cameras: Tactacam, SpyPoint, and Cuddeback
Trail cameras ranging from $50 to $500 were rigorously tested. Three of the recommended cameras are on sale this Black Friday, including the top pick TACTACAM Reveal X PRO at 12% off, Cuddeback TRACKS at 20% off, and SpyPoint Flex G-36, the best budget cell cam, at a discount of $30.
#technology
Breitbart: ChatGPT Developer OpenAI Faces Employee Revolt as Former CEO Sam Altman Heads to Microsoft
Over 600 employees of OpenAI demand resignation of current board and reinstatement of Sam Altman as CEO. The board's actions jeopardize the company's work and mission.
Newsbusters: EXCLUSIVE: FCC Commissioner Paints Harrowing Picture of Biden’s New Power Grab
The FCC adopted rules giving the government unprecedented control over internet infrastructure, sparking concern from Commissioner Brendan Carr. He warned about the dangers of government overreach and potential restrictions on free speech. Despite the power grab, Carr expressed optimism about potential court challenges and the delayed enforcement of some aspects of the decision.
Breitbart: Advertising Execs Call on X/Twitter CEO Linda Yaccarino to Resign in Wake of Latest Musk Controversy
Top advertising executives have urged Linda Yaccarino, CEO of X/Twitter, to resign after Elon Musk endorsed an allegedly antisemitic post, leading to major companies halting advertising spending. The move comes in response to concerns about the presence of pro-Nazi content and "hate speech" on the platform, highlighted by Musk's controversial tweets endorsing antisemitic conspiracy theories. Yaccarino is being pressured to step down due to the credibility crisis. The situation intensified when ads were found alongside content promoting Nazism and white nationalism, prompting more advertisers to withdraw.
#other
GB News: US weather: Storm ‘size of UK’ to bring Thanksgiving nightmare amid tornado warning
Millions of Americans face a Thanksgiving getaway nightmare as a ‘storm the size of Great Britain’ sweeps the nation, causing heavy rain, wind, and thunderstorms. There is also a risk of tornadoes, travel disruptions, and delays in flight schedules. The storm will move eastwards, hitting states such as Oklahoma, Texas, Mississippi, and the Rockies. The storm will be followed by a rush of cold, leading to a cold spell across the country.
Fox News: Protests may force controversial Panama mining operation to close
Canadian mining company, Minera Panama, may have to suspend operations due to a blockade at its power plant, caused by weeks of protests over the contract with Panama's government. The protests, led by concerned citizens worried about the environmental impact, have caused significant disruption.
Fox News: Apple crumb pie for an 'iconic all-American Thanksgiving dessert': Try the recipe
Food blogger Jessica Robinson shares her recipe for apple crumb pie, the perfect addition to a Thanksgiving feast. The recipe includes a homemade crumb topping and a combination of Granny Smith and Honeycrisp apples for the best flavors. The pie bakes for an hour at 400 degrees Fahrenheit and is best enjoyed after cooling for at least an hour.
Daily Wire: Travis Kelce Spills Details About Taylor Swift Relationship And When It Really Began
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce reveals details about his romance with Taylor Swift. They were introduced to each other after Swift performed at Arrowhead Stadium, with the help of a mutual acquaintance playing Cupid. They went on a date in New York City and Kelce admires how Swift handles the intense media scrutiny.
The Blaze: Kia, Hyundai face federal investigation over string of fire risk recalls impacting 6.4 million vehicles | Blaze Media
South Korean automakers Kia and Hyundai are under federal investigation for a series of recalls impacting 6.4 million vehicles, due to fire risks caused by brake fluid leaks. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration advised owners to park outside and away from structures. The recalls affected 1.64 million Hyundai vehicles and 1.73 million Kia vehicles, prompting an audit query from the NHTSA to evaluate the companies' handling of the recalls.