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20 Nov 2023
#politics
Newsbusters: Meet the Panic! Kornacki Shows 'Stunning' New NBC Poll Finding Trump Leading Biden
President Biden's approval rating hits a new low at 40% with 57% disapproval, driven by erosion among Democrats and dissatisfaction with his handling of the conflict in Gaza. Young voters particularly disapprove, with 70% expressing dissatisfaction. This has resulted in former President Trump leading Biden by two points in the latest NBC News poll.
The Telegraph: How Biden’s team are keeping him going as he turns 81
Last year, the White House scheduled a Biden family wedding to divert attention from the president's 80th birthday. This year, they plan to ignore his birthday altogether as his approval rating drops and voters criticize his handling of the Israel-Hamas war. The president's team carefully manages his schedule and public appearances, and he relies on cue cards and strict guardrails on media interactions. He follows a vigorous exercise regime and uses a sleep apnea machine. Despite concerns over his age, Biden is committed to seeking reelection.
#society
The Telegraph: Children say they ‘hate all Jews’ in playground anti-Semitism incidents
Reports of anti-Semitism in British schools have increased during the Israel-Hamas war, with primary school children saying they "hate all Jews." The Community Security Trust has received reports of "abhorrent" incidents, including Nazi salutes and harassment on the streets. Anti-Semitism reports in Greater Manchester have risen by 880%, and the number of incidents across the UK has surpassed 1,000 since the conflict began. Jewish students have resorted to disguising their uniforms and covering religious symbols for fear of retaliatory attacks.
National Review: NYC’s University System Must Stop Professor’s Antisemitic Silencing
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Jewish professors face antisemitism at CUNY and are targeted for criticizing Hamas. Israeli-born professor Tamy Ben-Tor is silenced, threatened, and faces termination for mocking support of Hamas. CUNY's administration must address the issue immediately.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: US Defense Secretary Austin makes his second unannounced visit to Kyiv
US Defense Secretary Austin visits Kyiv to show support for Ukraine against Russia amid funding challenges.
Times Of Israel: China welcomes Arab and Muslim foreign ministers for talks on ending war in Gaza
China's top diplomat meets with foreign ministers from Arab countries and Indonesia, discussing their high level of trust in China. China has always supported the Palestinians and criticized Israel, but also has growing economic ties with Israel. The ministers are on a tour to pursue a ceasefire and provide aid in Gaza.
#history
Spectator USA: Revisiting Gettysburg
Ron Maxwell's epic film "Gettysburg" is hailed as the definitive cinematic portrayal of the famous Civil War battle. Based on Michael Shaara's novel, the film dramatizes the three-day battle and its aftermath, leaving a lasting imprint on American historical memory. The film has attracted a passionate following, with fans celebrating its tricennial and immersing themselves in the American past.
#education
National Review: New York Gives Up on High-School Education
New York's Education Department is considering making the Regents Examinations optional for high school graduation, a move that reflects a decline in educational standards. The proposed alternatives, such as capstone projects and presentations, are seen as easier to manipulate. This change would disproportionately affect black and Hispanic students and is a way for the department to avoid addressing the shortcomings of the education system.
#crime
Le Monde: Shakira reaches €7.3 million deal to settle tax fraud case
Colombian superstar Shakira has reached a settlement with Spanish prosecutors to resolve her tax fraud case. She will pay €7.3 million in fines and receive a three-year suspended sentence. Shakira was accused of defrauding the Spanish state of €14.5 million between 2012 and 2014, but denied the charges. She agreed to settle for the sake of her children and her career.
#outdoors
Tactical Bassin: Don't Make These Fishing Line Mistakes! ( How To Avoid Them ) — Tactical Bassin' - Bass Fishing Blog
Choosing the right fishing line is crucial for a successful fishing experience. Monofilament is strong but inexpensive, fluorocarbon is abrasion-resistant and clear, and braided line provides power in a thin package. Each line has its advantages and challenges, and knowing which one to use for different techniques is key. Proper line selection can prevent break-offs and backlashes.
#technology
Times Of Israel: ChatGPT founder Sam Altman hired by Microsoft, days after OpenAI let him go
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announces the hiring of OpenAI's Sam Altman and his team, following Altman's firing. Altman's dismissal led to other departures and investor support to bring him back. OpenAI stands by its decision, appointing Emmett Shear as interim CEO. Microsoft remains committed to its partnership with OpenAI and its AI research team.
#other
The Federalist: WaPo's Paul Farhi Shows 'Professional' Journalism Can't Be Salvaged
The corporate media, including outlets like The Washington Post, have been consistently wrong in their coverage of major stories such as the 2016 election, Russia collusion, Covid, and more. Americans have little trust in the media, especially Republicans. A journalist at The Washington Post argues for credentialing in journalism, but citizen journalists have often done a better job at reporting the truth. The Washington Post has participated in information operations, like the Russia-collusion hoax, and has shown bias in their reporting. It's time to support and amplify journalism that prioritizes the truth.
GB News: Nana Akua blasts ‘inexcusable own goal’ as BBC presenter jets 20,000 miles to preach on climate change
After the BBC criticized fossil fuel use, they hypocritically sent a reporter and crew on a 20,000 mile journey around the world for a climate change episode. The flights alone produced 5.4 tons of CO2, highlighting their rank hypocrisy. They could have used local reporters instead.
Fox News: It's Biden's 81st birthday. Are voters concerned POTUS is too old?
Concerns over President Biden's cognitive health and advanced age are overshadowing his 2024 reelection bid. A recent poll shows that a majority of registered voters have major concerns about his physical and mental health. Independent voter Brennan Gorman is concerned about Biden's difficulty connecting with the younger generation, while Republican voter Stacey Fox is more focused on his mental ability. Democratic voter Jason Brown values Biden's experience, but is also concerned about the economy. Despite rumors, there are currently no viable alternatives within the Democratic Party, but some believe that former First Lady Michelle Obama or California Governor Gavin Newsom could resonate with voters if given the opportunity. Fox News