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2 Nov 2023
#politics
Fox News: Eric Trump to take the stand in non-jury civil trial against Trump Organization stemming from NYAG lawsuit
Eric Trump, an executive vice president at the Trump Organization, is expected to testify in a civil trial brought by the New York Attorney General against the Trump family and Trump Organization. The trial revolves around allegations of misleading banks and insurers by inflating the former president's net worth. Donald Trump Jr., another executive vice president, testified that he relied on accountants for financial statements and that his father did not make business decisions while in the White House.
#society
The Federalist: 'South Park' Takes On Disney's Lazy Diversity Casting Crutch
In a recent episode of "South Park," the creators critique the wokeness trend in popular entertainment. They argue that while diversity is important, forcing it into poorly developed storylines and characters is pandering and lazy. The episode specifically targets Disney, accusing the company of prioritizing woke narratives over good storytelling, resulting in a decline in quality and fan reception. The creators suggest that it is possible to have a diverse cast without resorting to wokeness and hope that companies like Disney will return to creating quality programming and characters that resonate with audiences.
The Federalist: The Pro-Hamas Left Is Warming Up For Real Violence
The announcement of a "National Strategy to Counter Islamophobia" by the Biden White House comes at a time when anti-Semitism is on the rise in America. With no evidence of widespread discrimination against Muslims, the focus should be on addressing the current wave of anti-Jewish hate crimes. A disturbing development is the emergence of a domestic constituency for Hamas in the country, consisting of the woke left and Muslim-Americans, leading to a potential season of real violence. The recent incident of Jews in Manhattan protecting posters of Israeli child hostages highlights the violence lurking beneath the surface of pro-Hamas sentiment. Antisemitism on college campuses is also a real threat to Jewish students, as seen in recent assaults at Harvard. The left's attempt to portray Muslims as victims while Jewish Americans face danger is concerning. The violent rhetoric and actions at pro-Hamas rallies and on campuses indicate a troubling future.
#war
The Telegraph: Ukraine-Russia war live: Russian drone sets oil refinery on fire
A Russian drone attack sparks a fire at an oil refinery in Ukraine, causing power outages. Ukrainian defenses successfully shoot down most of the drones.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Israel-Gaza latest news: More trapped Britons to escape Gaza today as Rafah crossing reopens
Around 200 British nationals are trapped in Gaza and efforts are being made to get them out through the Rafah crossing with Egypt. The British Foreign Office expects more people to cross the border soon. Meanwhile, there have been reports of IDF soldiers attacking Hamas terrorists, resulting in casualties.
Front Page Magazine: While Anti-Israel Activists Call for Ceasefire, Hamas Vows More Attacks Until Israel is Destroyed
Hamas declares its intent to destroy Israel and justifies its attacks on October 7 and beyond. They claim Palestinians are victims of occupation, giving them justification for their actions. A ceasefire would only allow Hamas to restock and continue their mission of annihilating Israel.
#economy
The Telegraph: Battle Lines: "We no longer have much space to take a moral stance on the gas market"
In this bonus episode of Battle Lines, Melissa Lawford discusses the economic impact of the Israel-Gaza war on Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Saudi Arabia seeks investment while Qatar strikes LNG deals, but how will their economic ties with the West affect international diplomacy?
The Telegraph: Shell’s profits hit £5.1bn amid shift back to oil and gas - latest updates
Shell's third quarter profits rose thanks to higher energy prices and a focus on fossil fuels. The company reported adjusted earnings of $6.2bn, slightly below expectations. Shell plans to buy back $3.5bn of shares from investors in the coming months.
#culture
Fox News: New York woman talks auctioneering, how her personality and grit brought success on stage for nearly 25 years
Lydia Fenet, a successful auctioneer for over 20 years, discovered her passion for the industry after reading an article about Princess Diana's dresses being sold at Christie's Auction House while studying abroad in England. She secured an internship at Christie's and went on to work there for 24 years, raising over $1 billion for various organizations. Fenet's confidence and ability to engage with an audience have been key to her success as an auctioneer, allowing her to raise millions for charity. She has also written two books and started her own auctioneering agency, Lydia Fenet Agency.
Front Page Magazine: American Ornithological Society Cancels Birds Accused of Racism
The American Ornithological Society will change all English bird names named after people to address past wrongs and engage more people in bird study and protection. The renaming aims to remove names that are linked to slavery and racism. Many familiar bird names, such as Wilson's warbler and Audubon's shearwater, will be changed.
#technology
The Telegraph: Politics latest news: Terminator-style 'loss of control' gravest risk of AI, suggests Science Secretary
The Science Secretary of the UK is most concerned about a "loss of control" over artificial intelligence, as it poses the gravest ramifications. She identified three categories of concern: societal harms, misuse by bad actors, and loss of control. While a "Terminator scenario" is a possibility, there are several stages before that.