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2 Nov 2023
#politics
The Blaze: Octogenarian oligarchy | Blaze Media
There is concern about the cognitive decline of elderly politicians in powerful positions, as evidenced by instances involving Mitch McConnell, Dianne Feinstein, and President Biden. The aging leadership in Congress raises questions about their ability to govern effectively. However, the leaders of the Manhattan Project, which achieved a significant scientific breakthrough, were relatively young, suggesting that youth and fresh thinking can be advantageous in solving complex problems. The present-day leaders seem reluctant to step down from power, with the possibility of life-extension technologies prolonging their time in office.
The Telegraph: Israel briefing: Five key developments in the Israel-Hamas war
British citizens trapped in Gaza are not expected to be allowed to leave today, despite the Rafah border crossing with Egypt reopening. Amnesty International has confirmed the use of white phosphorus in Gaza and Lebanon. Palestinian death toll rises to over 9,000.
Daily Wire: Harris Slammed Over ‘Counter Islamophobia’ Agenda As Anti-Semitism Surges From Islamic Terror Attack
Vice President Kamala Harris faces backlash for announcing that the administration is focused on combating Islamophobia amidst a rise in anti-Semitic incidents worldwide. Harris cites the recent Islamic terrorist attack and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza as reasons for the uptick in hate crimes. Critics question the decision to prioritize Islamophobia over anti-Semitism, pointing out the disproportionate targeting of Jews in hate crimes.
Fox News: Nikki Haley tells Charlamagne Tha God why she doesn't embrace identity politics, despite minority status
In a recent interview on "The Daily Show," guest host Charlamagne Tha God questioned Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley on why she doesn't engage in what he calls "identity politics" like Democrats do. Haley, who is aiming to be the first female presidential nominee in GOP history, explained that she has always focused on finding commonalities rather than highlighting differences. She believes that labeling people only adds to social divisions. Haley's approach has garnered some support, as Charlamagne has praised her performance in the GOP debates and applauded her stance on mandating cognitive tests for aging elected officials.
National Review: Twenty-Three House Republicans Help Kill Effort to Censure Rashida Tlaib
Nearly two dozen House Republicans voted against a censure resolution targeting Rashida Tlaib for her inflammatory statements regarding the Israel-Hamas conflict. The Republicans argued that the censure contained unconfirmed claims and extreme language. Marjorie Taylor Greene criticized her fellow Republicans for not supporting the resolution, accusing them of failing to hold Democrats accountable.
Some Republicans defended their vote against the censure, acknowledging Tlaib's controversial remarks but stating that the resolution was flawed and contained unverified claims. Tim Walberg opposed the resolution, emphasizing the importance of free speech. A retaliatory countermeasure to censure Greene was also withdrawn before the vote.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: Hezbollah Founder Rages At Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, Demands Iran Attack Israel
Hezbollah founder Subhi al-Tufayli criticizes Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei for not attacking Israel in response to Israel's actions against Hamas in Gaza. Al-Tufayli accuses Khamenei of being a traitor and responsible for the deaths of Muslim children. He calls on Iran to order its terrorist groups to launch attacks against Israel.
Fox News: North Korea believed to be supplying Russia with missiles for Ukraine offensive, South Korea says
South Korean intelligence suspects that North Korea has provided various types of missiles to Russian President Vladimir Putin for the invasion of Ukraine. The weapons shipments have been condemned by South Korea, the US, and Japan. Russia and North Korea deny the allegations.
Fox News: Pope Francis says two-state solution needed for Israelis, Palestinians
Pope Francis calls for a two-state solution between Israelis and Palestinians, emphasizing the need for them to live together. He hopes to prevent further escalation of the war.
#economy
Spectator USA: As America’s fiscal storm approaches, government prepares to save itself
Economic experts predict a major monetary upheaval due to the US's $33.5 trillion debt. Government spending has increased significantly while job growth is largely in the public sector. Policies and programs that contribute to excessive spending, such as the Inflation Reduction Act and climate legislation, remain in place. In the face of the impending crisis, consumers are spending recklessly, possibly due to distrust in the government's selfish response to the pandemic. There is a sense of fatalistic abandon and suspicion about how the government will handle the aftermath.
#crime
Fox News: MI man receives sentence for triple homicide while free on bond
A man from Detroit pleaded guilty to killing his mother, stepfather, and his child's mother while out on bond. He was sentenced to 45-70 years in prison.
Daily Wire: CNN Airs Images Of Human Remains From Hamas’ Terrorist Attack On Israel
CNN's Jake Tapper showed graphic images of human remains left behind after Hamas murdered 1,400 Israelis last month. Forensic specialists struggle to identify the bodies due to dismemberment.
#sports
National Review: Nine Republican Governors Petition NCAA to Bar Men from Competing in Women’s Sports
Nine Republican governors, including Kristi Noem of South Dakota, have signed a letter urging the NCAA to revise its policies on transgender competitors in women's sports. The governors argue that it is unfair for biological males to compete against biological females, citing scientific evidence of physiological differences. They warn that if the NCAA does not address these concerns, stories like Riley Gaines' will become more common.
#other
GB News: BBC blasted for being 'blatantly partial' as broadcaster told to make 'drastic cuts'
Author Marcus Gibson criticized the BBC for being biased and called for drastic cutbacks. He argued for reintroducing impartiality, particularly in their coverage of climate change. Gibson also claimed that the BBC's previous labeling of Hamas as a "militant" group was problematic, but the broadcaster recently changed their stance and now refers to Hamas as a "terrorist organization as proscribed by the UK Government".