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22 Nov 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Katyal: Trump Is Getting 'Leniency and Second Chances' from Our Judicial System
Former Acting Solicitor General Neal Katyal argues that the judicial system is treating former President Donald Trump with leniency and second chances that the average defendant could never dream of. He states that Trump's actions set a precedent for norm breaking behavior, such as intimidating witnesses, and emphasizes the need for the courts to act quickly to uphold the principle that no person is above the law.
The Right Scoop: Congressman who pulled the fire alarm burps up a outrageous LIE about Israel on MSNBC
@RepBowman lies about not being able to walk through certain checkpoints in West Bank because he isn't Jewish. Former IDF staff member and Aviva Klompas say the opposite is true: Israelis can't enter Palestinian areas or they'll get lynched.
Fox News: Univision CEO defends Trump interview after uproar, says network won't be ‘deterred by partisan interests’
TelevisaUnivision CEO defends the network's interview with former President Trump in the face of liberal criticism. He emphasizes the network's commitment to non-partisan reporting and serving its audience. Prominent Hispanics urge Univision to disregard the criticism and offer equal opportunities to all political voices.
The Blaze: Legend Matt Gaetz continues to block the establishment | Blaze Media
The House was embroiled in a fight over the new speaker. Matt Gaetz opposed "Speaker Light" and wanted a legitimate speaker elected. Gaetz was part of the problem. They elected Mike Johnson as the new speaker.
American Thinker: In Charleston, South Carolina, an important conservative victory
In a significant upset, Charleston, South Carolina ended 146 years of Democratic control when Republican William Cogswell won the mayoral election. Incumbent Democrat Mayor John Tecklenburg was defeated, with Cogswell portraying himself as a competent candidate who could address the city's development needs. This could indicate a tiredness with Democrat governance and a possible shift towards conservative norms in southern urban areas.
The Blaze: Tucker Carlson asks Argentina’s new president what advice he’d give to Trump, and his answer is applause-worthy | Blaze Media
Argentina's newly elected president, Javier Milei, is gaining attention for being anti-establishment and anti-woke. He is determined to fight against socialism and government interference, emphasizing the importance of the private sector in creating wealth. Milei urges Donald Trump to continue his fight against socialism and defend the ideals of freedom.
#society
GB News: Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade faces BOYCOTT due to transgender 'extravaganza'
A petition by One Million Moms, a "pro-traditional values" organization, calls for the cancellation of Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade due to planned LGBTQ+ performances. The group argues that the parade will expose viewers to the "liberal LGBTQ agenda." LGBTQ Nation criticizes the petition as "alarmist" and states that One Million Moms has a history of objecting to the acknowledgment of queer people. Online users respond by sarcastically embracing the "extravaganza."
National Review: Overturning of Roe v. Wade Has Saved More Than 30,000 Lives, Study Finds
A recent study found that 30,000 babies were born in states with abortion restrictions after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. The rise in births, primarily in states enforcing total abortion bans, highlights the significant impact of these laws on abortion access in the US. The study also emphasizes the inequality faced by low-income women seeking abortions and the potential risks to their health and financial stability. The findings were celebrated by pro-life advocates as a triumph, while others expressed concern about the implications of limited abortion access on vulnerable populations.
CNSNews: China Mocks San Fran, Says It’s Willing to Clean Up Streets Only for Foreigners – Not ‘for the Sake of Its Own People’
China's state-controlled media mocks San Francisco's clean-up ahead of APEC summit, questioning why the city can solve its problems for the president but not for its own people. San Francisco's efforts to clean its streets were criticized for being temporary and only for the sake of the international summit.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: Politico: Hungarian Prime Minister Orban threatens to block Ukraine from joining EU
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has threatened to block Ukraine from joining the EU until the EU leaders review their support strategy for Kyiv. Hungary may block aid to Ukraine amid decreasing assistance from the US. The EU has a workaround in case Hungary vetoes the aid package.
The Telegraph: India warned over foiled plot to kill Sikh leader on US soil
The US foiled a plot to assassinate a Sikh separatist leader on US soil. There are concerns that India may have been involved. The US issued a warning to India's government, but it is unclear if the plot was aborted due to the warning or intervention from the FBI. The US collected intelligence on the plot from Canadian agencies after a similar incident in Canada. The US has urged India to assist Canada's investigation but has avoided publicly criticizing India to maintain a good relationship. The target of the plot, Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, is a US citizen and leader of the breakaway Khalistan movement. The campaign for an independent Sikh homeland called Khalistan has gained traction among the Sikh diaspora in Canada, the UK, and elsewhere. At least one suspect has been indicted in a New York court, and the US is considering whether to wait for Canada to conclude its investigation before making the charges public. There has been no response from India or the US embassy in New Delhi regarding the report.+
#economy
CNSNews: USPS Blames $2.6 Billion of Its FY2023 Loss on ‘Inflation Above What We Expected,’ ‘Historical’ Inflation
The USPS blames high inflation for a $6.5 billion loss in FY2023, which was not accounted for in their forecasts. The inflation has caused prices to rise significantly under the Biden Administration, while wages have failed to keep up.
CNSNews: Cost of Traditional Thanksgiving Food Items Rising Faster than Overall Inflation
The cost of Thanksgiving grocery items in the US is increasing faster than inflation, with uncooked poultry, sauces, and bread experiencing significant price hikes. Treats and sweets like cookies and sugar have also seen prices exceed inflation. Additionally, eating out has become 5.4% more expensive compared to last year.
Fox News: 6 ways to search beyond the couch cushions for hidden money
Billions of dollars in unclaimed funds are waiting to be reclaimed by their rightful owners. To find and claim this money, start by searching for forgotten bank accounts, uncashed checks, and abandoned safe deposit boxes. Contact previous employers for any unpaid wages or retirement funds, and reach out to insurance companies to check for unclaimed benefits. Don't forget to search for tax refunds, stimulus checks, FHA home loan refunds, SEC enforcement funds, and other sources of unclaimed money. Utilize online resources like MissingMoney.com, Unclaimed.org, and Credit Karma Unclaimed Money to aid in your search. Don't let your hard-earned money slip away.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF says it shot down cruise missile — apparently fired by Houthis — over Red Sea
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) successfully shot down a cruise missile fired by the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen over the Red Sea near the city of Eilat. The missile did not enter Israeli territory, and air raid sirens were sounded in Eilat during the incident. The IDF has intercepted previous Houthi attacks using jets and the Arrow air defense system. The recent attacks by the Houthis, including the seizure of the Galaxy Leader cargo ship, mark their entry into a foreign war. The Houthis have threatened to target Israeli shipping and continue launching missiles and drones into southern Israel.
The Houthis fired a cruise missile at Israel, which was successfully shot down by an IDF fighter jet over the Red Sea. The missile did not reach Israeli territory. The IDF has been using jets and the Arrow air defense system to intercept Houthi attacks, including missiles and drones. The recent attacks by the Houthis, such as the hijacking of the Galaxy Leader cargo ship, indicate their involvement in a foreign war. The Houthis have threatened to target Israeli shipping and continue their attacks on southern Israel.
Red State: Military Gear Left in Afghanistan When You Were Ordered to Abandon It? Time to Pay Uncle Sam, Private
In 2021, the US Army left behind military equipment in Afghanistan during the withdrawal. A former soldier is now being charged close to $4,000 for gear he was ordered to leave behind. This reflects a long-standing issue of soldiers being held accountable for lost or destroyed equipment.
#health
Fox News: Judi Dench accidentally delivered a nude birthday Facetime message
Judi Dench accidentally Facetimed someone while nude when trying to wish actor Chris Logan a happy birthday. Dench, who has age-related macular degeneration, can no longer read or memorize lines.
#crime
Fox News: Flash mob ransacks Nike Store in Los Angeles, steals $12K in merch: police
Police are searching for 17 suspects who ransacked a Nike Store in Los Angeles, stealing $12,000 worth of merchandise. The suspects, wearing masks and hoodies, entered the store carrying trash bags and stuffed them with clothing and shoes before fleeing in five vehicles. Flash mob retail crimes have become a significant issue in Los Angeles, prompting the formation of a dedicated task force to tackle organized retail crime.
#sports
The Telegraph: Gary Lineker must be out to destroy the BBC
Gary Lineker's support for the BBC is questionable as he continuously causes problems for the corporation through his tweets and statements, contradicting their doctrine of impartiality. His recent promotion of a discussion that labels events in Gaza as "textbook genocide" is not only asinine but also weakens the BBC's position. Lineker's pattern of behavior, such as comparing language used about illegal migrants to that of Germany in the 30s, is causing controversy and protests. The BBC, already under pressure and seeing declining audiences, cannot afford to have Lineker continue causing trouble.
GB News: Australian pilot and cameraman die in plane crash while filming 'Any Fool Can Fly' TV series
Pilot and cameraman die in jet crash while filming a documentary on flying planes with no experience. Pilot was former RAAF and planes collided mid-air. Human remains found in crashed plane. Documentary series aimed to teach people how to fly and was renamed Jet School. Pilot's friend pays tribute on social media.
#technology
Times Of Israel: OpenAI brings back Sam Altman as CEO, days after firing him
The ousted CEO of OpenAI, Sam Altman, is returning to the company with a new board of directors. The previous board refused to give a reason for firing Altman, causing internal conflict and pressure from investors. Altman's return comes after Microsoft quickly hired him and another co-founder, Greg Brockman, prompting hundreds of OpenAI employees to threaten to resign. The leadership drama highlights the influence of big tech companies in governing AI and its risks.
Daily Wire: OpenAI Reaches Deal To Reinstate Sam Altman As CEO
OpenAI has brought back its co-founder and CEO, Sam Altman, days after removing him. The company announced an "agreement in principle" for Altman's return, along with the return of co-founder Greg Brockman. As part of the deal, OpenAI plans to form a new initial board with Bret Taylor as chairman and Larry Summers as a member.
#other
Fox News: Massive crocodile dubbed ‘Croczilla’ sunbathes at Everglades National Park in Florida, video shows
A massive 14-foot American crocodile called "Croczilla" was spotted in Florida's Everglades National Park, where it is considered the king of the area. The reptile was seen basking in the sunshine, displaying non-aggressive behavior. The American crocodile population in Florida has rebounded from endangered to threatened status.
Field & Stream: South Dakota Hunter Tags Whitetail Buck with Stunning Moose-Like Paddle
Last summer, Brent Wiesenburger of South Dakota hunted a unique deer with half of its antlers fused into a paddle-like shape. Despite multiple close encounters, he couldn't get a shot due to the cover of food plots. During rifle season, he finally took down the buck with a 100-yard shot.