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3 Nov 2023
#politics
Daily Wire: FBI Launches Criminal Probe Into Whether NYC Mayor Adams Received Illegal Donations From Turkey: Report
Federal authorities are investigating whether New York City Mayor Eric Adams' 2021 election campaign conspired with a foreign government to receive illegal donations. The investigation focuses on potential ties between the campaign, the Turkish government, a local construction company, and a Washington, D.C., university.
The American Spectator: Tuberville Stands Alone
Americans were outraged by Hamas's slaughter of babies in Israel. However, when U.S. babies are killed on taxpayer money, the political establishment turns a blind eye. Senator Tuberville has been holding up military nominations in protest against the Pentagon's illegal abortion policy. Some Republican senators and Democrats are criticizing Tuberville's actions, but he remains committed to defending the unborn.
Red State: More Left Eats Left Drama as Columbia Students Walk Out on Hillary Clinton
Hillary Clinton faced drama and protest during a lecture at Columbia University. Students walked out to protest the doxxing of students who blamed Israel for an attack. Over 100 professors defended the students and demanded the school protect them. Left is facing consequences.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Tulane University: Pro-Hamas Demonstrators Break Nose of Jewish Student at Pro-Israel Rally
A Jewish student, Dylan Mann, was attacked by pro-Hamas demonstrators at Tulane University during a pro-Israel rally. The attackers tried to set fire to an Israeli flag and when Mann tried to stop them, he was repeatedly punched and had his nose broken. The university president condemned the violence but did not clearly state that the attackers were pro-Hamas demonstrators.
Front Page Magazine: Woman Who Was Featured in Vogue Tells Jews ‘We Will Drink Your Blood and Eat Your Skull’
The left's support for jihadis is revealed through their celebration of Ahed Tamimi, a Palestinian teenager who glorifies violence against Israelis. Despite her family's involvement in terrorism, Tamimi is portrayed as a victim by Vogue Arabia. The left's true nature is exposed as they champion individuals like Tamimi who promote bloodshed and brutality.
#war
The Blaze: Left-wing writer accuses Israel's Netanyahu of 'toxic masculinity' | Blaze Media
Salon writer criticizes Netanyahu, calling him a toxic and authoritarian leader, alleging that sexism tricks people into supporting such men. She argues that mistaking toxic masculinity for skillful leadership leads to disasters and calls for valuing intelligence and kindness instead. She also criticizes Hamas.
#foreignaffairs
The Right Scoop: BREAKING: WH says Biden will veto aid to Israel
The White House says Biden will veto aid to Israel unless aid is also given to Ukraine. Schumer refuses to take up the proposal in the Senate. Speaker Johnson should pass it in the House and put them on the spot.
#religion
Front Page Magazine: Jihad, Nazism, and the Cult of Masculinity
Islamic jihad and National Socialism share similarities as they both idolize and caricaturize masculinity, appealing to weak men. The promise of paradise in Islam includes large-breasted women and eternal pleasure. Islam and Nazism attract sexually avaricious adolescent males who overcompensate for their lack of masculinity. Converts to Islam in the West and frustrated young men are attracted to the false sense of superiority and strength that jihad offers. The concept of "jihad for victory or martyrdom" ensures that weak men can't possibly lose in their pursuit of power and domination.
#history
Flag And Cross: 5,000-Year-Old Skeletons Reveal Earliest Large-Scale Warfare In Europe
A new study suggests that large-scale warfare was happening in Europe 5,000 years ago, much earlier than previously thought. An analysis of 300 sets of 5,000-year-old skeletal remains from Spain indicates that many of the individuals may have been casualties of the earliest battle in Europe. The research shows a high percentage of men affected, suggesting a period of conflict lasting months.
The Imaginative Conservative: Endless War and the Quest for Peace
In this novel by Fiorella de Maria, set against the backdrop of the two world wars, an old man tells a young girl the story of his mother's life as a nurse during World War One and her struggles throughout her life. The narrative is filled with allusions to literature and explores themes of war, despair, and hope.
#health
Fox News: Best foods to eat for radiant, ageless skin and what to avoid, according to nutritionists
Experts say that a healthy diet can improve the health of your skin. Nutrients found in plant-based foods, such as vitamin C and vitamin E, function as antioxidants that can reduce inflammation, promote skin support, and defend against oxidation. Collagen, a protein found in our bodies, is formed from the amino acids found in the protein sources in our diet. Healthy fats, like omega-3 fatty acids, are important for skin hydration, elasticity, and overall function. Foods that are rich in these nutrients, such as almonds, fatty fish, cashews, citrus fruits, and leafy greens, can help improve skin health. On the other hand, processed foods, refined sugars, dairy, and unhealthy fats can cause skin inflammation, irritation, breakouts, and aging.
Flag And Cross: All-nighter's Antidepressant Effect: Sleep Deprivation Boosts Dopamine, Rewires Brain
A new study shows that acute sleep loss can temporarily alleviate depression by increasing dopamine release in the brain. Researchers at Northwestern University induced sleep deprivation in mice and found that it enhanced synaptic plasticity, leading to a bubbly mood that lasted for several days. These findings could aid in better understanding mood transitions and the effects of fast-acting antidepressants. However, the researchers caution against using sleep deprivation as a long-term solution for improving mood.
#education
Daily Wire: Columbia Students Pack Up, Walk Out In The Middle Of Hillary Clinton’s Lecture
About 30 students walked out of Hillary Clinton's lecture to protest alleged sharing of pro-Hamas student's names and photos by the school. They demanded safety and legal support. Clinton supported Hamas ceasefire.
#crime
The Blaze: 8-year-old bit into Halloween candy with a needle pushed inside, according to Massachusetts mom | Blaze Media
Family finds sewing needles in Halloween candy in Sandwich, Massachusetts. Police urge caution for all trick-or-treat candy.
Fox News: Maine police investigating housefire that killed 3 in Canadian border town
Deadly housefire in Fort Fairfield, Maine kills three family members. Investigation underway.
Daily Wire: Former Memphis Police Officer Becomes First To Plead Guilty To Federal Charges In Tyre Nichols’ Death
A former Memphis police officer, Desmond Mills Jr., has pleaded guilty to charges of excessive force and obstruction of justice in the beating death of Tyre Nichols. Mills reached a plea deal with prosecutors and now faces a recommended 15-year prison sentence. Nichols' mother expressed her hope that the plea was motivated by Mills' conscience.
#sports
The American Spectator: Remembering Bobby Knight
The summary is about the author's experiences with Bobby Knight, the basketball coach. The author recalls being present when Knight threw a chair during a game and discusses the analysis surrounding Knight's temper. The author also shares memories of attending games and observing Knight's coaching style.
#outdoors
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