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2 Nov 2023
#politics
Fox News: Chip Roy defends vote to kill censure against Rashida Tlaib as it fractures conservatives
Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas dismissed Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's resolution to censure Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., calling it "feckless." The resolution was tabled and did not receive a vote. Roy criticized the resolution for making unverified claims and using the term "insurrection." The House vote has caused a divide within the GOP.
Fox News: Democrats preparing 'just-in-case scenarios' to 'succeed Biden' in 2024, Newsom and Whitmer among contenders
Major players in the Democratic Party are positioning themselves for a presidential run in 2028 or even 2024 if President Biden doesn't seek re-election due to his advanced age. Democratic governors and senators are preparing for the next race for the White House, while publicly supporting Biden's re-election. California Gov. Gavin Newsom, Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, and New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker are among the potential candidates.
Democratic Party members are boosting their national profiles and preparing for a presidential run in 2028 or possibly 2024 if President Biden drops out. They are taking precautions in case Biden has health issues or decides not to run for re-election. Potential candidates include governors Newsom and Whitmer, as well as Senator Booker.
Daily Wire: Nikki Haley Tells Charlamagne Tha God Why She Refuses To ‘Play The Identity Politics Game’
Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley responded to criticism from radio host Charlamagne Tha God about not playing the identity politics game. Haley spoke about how she wants to seek unity and not label people based on their differences. She emphasized that she is more than just a woman or an Indian-American and believes that everyone is more than their identity.
Fox News: NC Republican drops longshot bid for governor, will run for secretary of state instead
Retired healthcare exec Jesse Thomas suspends his NC governor campaign to run for secretary of state, challenging longtime Democrat Elaine Marshall. GOP candidate Mark Walker also drops out of gubernatorial race to launch a congressional bid.
The Federalist: A Win For Virginia Republicans Is A Win For The Unborn
Republicans in Virginia have an opportunity to gain control of the state government in the upcoming elections. With a Republican governor and Lt. Gov. who can break tie votes, the GOP could pass pro-life legislation that Democrats have previously blocked. The elections will determine the fate of thousands of unborn lives.
#war
Foreign Policy: I Worked With Netanyahu. It’s Time for Him to Step Down.
Israel-Hamas War summary : Benjamin Netanyahu's tenure as prime minister may soon come to an end as political, intelligence, and operational failures during the conflict with Hamas come to light. His record has been mixed, with achievements in certain areas but a disregard for peace with the Palestinians and a strained relationship with the United States. Netanyahu's handling of the conflict has led to a devastating war in Gaza, leaving Israelis and Palestinians without hope for a better future. It is time for him to take responsibility and step down from his position.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Panda gifts and orphan elephants: the history of animal diplomacy
Animal diplomacy has a long history in smoothing over tense international relations. Pandas have been successful diplomats, but now their time in foreign zoos is coming to an end, signaling a change in diplomatic strategies. Animal gifts have been used throughout history to impress and awe foreign leaders, but they can also backfire and cause diplomatic disasters. From giraffes and elephants to beavers and platypuses, animal diplomacy has always been a colorful and sometimes comical aspect of international relations.
Newsbusters: Sunny Hostin WHINES About Being Called Out for Her Antisemitism
The View co-host Sunny Hostin, who has expressed anti-Israel sentiments in the past, complained about being called out for anti-Semitism during a segment discussing the Israel-Hamas conflict. Hostin tried to justify her criticism of Israel's policies by stating that she has a Jewish family member. However, she failed to acknowledge that she had gone beyond criticizing policy and had blamed Israel for the terrorist attack against them. In response, MSNBC regular Donny Deutsch explained that Israel strives to minimize civilian casualties and that it is in their best interest to do so.
Fox News: Britain's King Charles III demands 'urgency' and 'unity' to address AI risk and tap into 'untold benefits'
King Charles III of England has called on the world's leading nations to address the risks of artificial intelligence with urgency and unity. He emphasized the potential benefits of AI in healthcare and renewable energy but warned of its profound challenges. The king's address was given at an AI conference where 28 nations signed a declaration to cooperate on the development of frontier AI technology to minimize risks.
The White House is moving to compel companies to share AI national security risks with the federal government. The debate over the risks and potential of AI has intensified, with some leaders expressing concerns about the technology's impact on humanity. King Charles III stressed the importance of ensuring AI remains safe and secure, placing the responsibility on the nations that signed the Bletchley Declaration. The United Kingdom has played a significant role in AI development, and British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has recently pledged increased investment in the sector.
GB News: ‘Should NOT take place’ Henry Bolton OBE blasts Palestine Nov 11 march ‘provocation’ – ‘just shocking’
Former British Army officer Henry Bolton OBE criticized plans for a pro-Palestine demonstration on Armistice Day, referring to it as a provocation. The Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) announced the "Million March for Palestine" which may coincide with the two-minute silence on November 11. Bolton argued that the march should not take place on a day when Britain honors its World War I heroes. He expressed concern over civilian casualties and collateral damage in the Israel-Hamas conflict, but deemed organizing a demonstration on this day as shocking and a challenge to British historical events.
Foreign Policy: Iran Can’t Afford a Regional War
As the Israel-Hamas war continues, Iran sees an opportunity to elevate its image in the Islamic world and undermine Israel and the United States diplomatically. Tehran wants to rehabilitate its image among Muslims globally and achieve a final resolution of the nuclear standoff with the West. However, the Iranian public resents the concept of the Axis of Resistance and leaders in Tehran must be cautious not to overplay their hand and risk domestic political instability. While Iran's role as an enabler of Hamas is clear, Tehran is currently focused on scoring diplomatic points rather than engaging in military conflict.
PJ Media: Europe Braces for a Wave of Palestinian Migration
As Israel continues its campaign against Hamas in Gaza, the fate of the thousands of homeless Palestinians is being considered. Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, and the Gulf States are unlikely to accept them, leaving Europe as a potential destination. However, European countries are hesitant due to past challenges with assimilating refugees and the fear of increased crime and terrorism. The European Union is even considering paying Egypt to keep the Palestinians from reaching Europe. The situation remains uncertain, and the decision of where to accommodate these refugees will be a significant issue for Europe and the U.S.
The Telegraph: Ukraine: The Latest - Analysing Valerii Zaluzhnyi's essay on the full-scale invasion
In a podcast episode discussing Ukraine's war with Russia, General Valerii Zaluzhnyi emphasizes the technological stalemate and the need for new approaches to break it. He highlights the importance of air superiority, breaching mine barriers, improving counter-battery and electronic warfare, and creating necessary reserves. The essay also mentions the significance of information technology and logistics in finding a way out of positional warfare. Commentators express surprise at the level of detail revealed and speculate on the possibility of a secret double bluff. They also discuss the need for new technology and its historical impact on conflicts.
#crime
Red State: Cornell University Cancels Classes for a Day Following Student's Violent Antisemetic Threats
Amidst the chaos in the Middle East, tensions rise on college campuses in the US. A professor at Cornell University expresses support for Hamas, leading to further unrest. A student is arrested for making violent threats against Jewish students and is now facing federal charges. The university cancels classes to acknowledge the stress and vows to combat antisemitism.
Fox News: Anonymous letter about missing woman leads police to 'unusual dig site'
Michigan sheriff searches for missing woman based on an anonymous letter with specific instructions. Despite finding a suspicious dig site, no body is found. The woman's estranged husband is the prime suspect.
Daily Wire: FBI Raids Brooklyn Home Of NYC Mayor’s Chief Fundraiser: Reports
Federal agents raided the home of the chief fundraiser for NYC Mayor Eric Adams while he canceled meetings in D.C. The FBI's public corruption program searched Brianna Suggs' residence. Suggs has raised millions for Adams' campaign and received personal payments from his accounts.
#other
Fox News: Sweden to empty nearly 300 tons of fuel from ferry that ran aground
A ferry ran aground and leaked oil into the Baltic Sea, fouling Pukavik Bay and affecting hundreds of birds. The ship has now arrived at a Swedish harbor to have its tanks emptied.
Fox News: Massive python that left neighborhood on edge turns up in unlikely spot
An 8-foot albino golden child reticulated python, missing for six months, was found inside an Oklahoma City mobile home park. The snake was discovered under some trash receptacles seeking warmth. It has respiratory infection and cuts, and its rehabilitation will take about half a year.