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22 Nov 2023
#politics
Fox News: Court strikes down improperly-numbered Tennessee Senate map
Tennessee's Republican-drawn state Senate map has been ruled unconstitutional due to incorrect numbering of districts in left-leaning Nashville. The Senate has been ordered to redraw the map by Jan. 31, 2024. Democrats are pleased with the ruling and look forward to advocating for a fair and transparent process. Meanwhile, a legal challenge against Tennessee's redistricting is still pending in federal court, alleging unconstitutional racial gerrymandering.
Breitbart: Vivek Ramaswamy: Car Bomb 'Serves as a Wake-Up Call'
Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy warns of a crisis on the U.S.-Canada border after a vehicle explodes at a checkpoint in Niagara Falls. He calls for attention to recent events along the northern border, which have received little media coverage. The explosion is being investigated as a suspected act of terrorism.
Le Monde: Anti-Islam populist Geert Wilders wins Dutch election
The far-right PVV party, led by Geert Wilders, has won a significant victory in the Dutch parliamentary elections, with exit polls showing them winning 35 seats. The party's hardline stance on immigration and promise of a referendum on Dutch EU membership resonated with voters, but it remains to be seen if Wilders can form a workable government.
Red State: Hilarious: Jamaal Bowman Tries to Take Credit for Israel and Hamas' Ceasefire/Hostage Deal
Rep. Jamaal Bowman gets a pass for pulling a fire alarm, avoiding investigation and charges. He downplays his role and believes he influenced a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.
#society
The Telegraph: ‘I walked out with a £150 trolley – it was so easy’: the rise of middle-class shoplifting
Marks & Spencer's chairman, Archie Norman, attributes the rise in shoplifting in Britain to gangs and the middle class. Last month, shoplifting hit a record high of 1,000 offences a day, with police inaction being a major concern. Some supermarkets are now abandoning self-checkouts and scan-as-you-shop systems in an attempt to combat this issue. The rise of automated checkouts may have encouraged frustrated shoppers to engage in shoplifting.
GB News: WATCH: Furious row breaks out over Lorraine Kelly 'body shaming' Nigel Farage
TV presenter Lorraine Kelly faces scrutiny for her comments about Nigel Farage's appearance.
Fox News: Former New Hampshire Boy Scout leader admits to sexually assaulting boy decades ago
A former Boy Scout leader in New Hampshire gets sentenced to jail for sexually assaulting a boy in his troop decades ago.
Federal judge upholds $2.4 billion bankruptcy plan for the Boy Scouts of America, allowing the organization to compensate abuse victims.
American Thinker: Heading into Thanksgiving, TV shows of the past provide mental comfort food
In the midst of a depressing news cycle, the author finds solace in watching popular television shows from the 1990s and early 2000s. These shows offer humor and light-heartedness without the heavy politicization seen today. They feature jokes about race and homosexuality without malice, and celebrate the differences between men and women. The author appreciates the escape these shows provide from the current political climate and notes that others, including non-political and leftist friends, are also seeking enjoyment in the entertainment of the past.
Red State: Alert: Venomous Green Mamba Escapes Owner in the Netherlands, Makes Hiss-Tory
Just when you thought it was safe, a dangerous green mamba snake is on the loose in the Netherlands. Dutch authorities are warning residents to stay indoors and not to attempt to catch the venomous snake. The snake's owner reported it missing and authorities are conducting a search with experts and a sniffer dog to locate the snake.
Various animals causing trouble: beavers unleashing methane, horses escaping and even cetaceans helping each other but not contributing to society. Speaking from personal experience, the narrator recalls encounters with venomous rattlesnakes in Iowa and advises residents in Tilburg, Netherlands to stay away from the dangerous snake. Samuel L. Jackson was unavailable for comment.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Rebel gains in eastern Congo raise significant election security concerns
An alleged rebel group from Rwanda claims to have seized the town of Mweso in the conflict-hit eastern region of Congo. There is intense fighting and security concerns ahead of the presidential election. The UN peacekeepers will withdraw from the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Times Of Israel: The sole avenue of coexistence that became a Hamas killing field
Hamas terrorists attacked and gained control of the Erez Border Crossing, the only civilian crossing point from Gaza into Israel. They killed soldiers and abducted others, using the complex to launch their rampage, killing 1,200 people. The terrorists were heavily armed and well-prepared for a long stay in Israel.
Forbes: FBI Investigating Vehicle Explosion At U.S.-Canada Border Crossing
The FBI is investigating a vehicle explosion on the Rainbow Bridge, causing its closure and the closure of other U.S.-Canada bridges over the Niagara River. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is closely monitoring the situation.
Forbes: COP28 Preview: 5 Things To Watch
Paris reset or Groundhog Day? COPs start with high hopes but generally underwhelm on outcome and delivery. Wood Mackenzie's Energy Transition Outlook predicts a 2.5°C warming pathway by 2100, well above the goals of the Paris Agreement. COP28 needs government alignment on more ambitious targets and effective delivery, as well as finance for the developing world and tidying carbon credits markets. Oil and gas companies must also make binding commitments to reduce methane emissions. The success of COP28 depends on restoring confidence and galvanizing the same spirit and enthusiasm as the Paris Agreement.
#history
The Telegraph: ‘Sutton Hoo king’s lost temple’ discovered in Suffolk
A lost 1,400-year-old temple, believed to have been built by the English king buried at Sutton Hoo, has potentially been found in Suffolk. The temple, mentioned by historian Bede, was said to have housed altars to both Christ and pagan gods. Archaeological teams discovered the remains of a building in Rendlesham, near the burial site of King Redwald, which is thought to be the lost temple. The excavations also uncovered evidence of fine metalworking and a Second World War searchlight emplacement.
#education
National Review: Vermont Christian School Sues State Education Officials for Religious Discrimination
A Christian school in Vermont is suing state education officials over transgender athlete rules, accusing the state of religious discrimination.
#crime
Fox News: Phoenix man gets 22 years for opening fire on nearly a dozen homes in 6 months
A man who terrorized his ex-girlfriend and her family by shooting at their homes in Phoenix has been sentenced to 22 years in prison. Manuel Sierra, 22, drove to 11 homes and randomly opened fire over a six-month period. No one was injured, but he set a car on fire and sent anonymous threats.
Fox News: Judge denies compassionate release for corrupt Baltimore officer with terminal cancer
Federal judge denies compassionate release request for former corrupt Baltimore police officer convicted in 2018 Gun Trace Task Force scandal. Officer sentenced to 18 years in prison and recently diagnosed with terminal prostate cancer. Judge cites seriousness of crimes and damage to department's reputation in denying request.
Fox News: Driver struck, killed by suspect fleeing police in suburban St. Louis
An innocent driver was killed in a crash caused by a fleeing suspect in Ferguson, Missouri. This incident adds to the ongoing concerns about the dangers of police pursuits. The police department will review camera footage to determine if any policy violations occurred.
Fox News: 4 men found dead in Denver-area home in apparent murder-suicide
Four men found dead in a suburban Denver home, believed to be a murder-suicide. Three victims were related. The shooter, in his late 40s or 50s, is still at large.
Fox News: Philadelphia police identify victims in fatal shooting that left 5 wounded
In Philadelphia, two men were killed and five others wounded in a shooting where at least 70 rounds were fired. Police recovered several guns from the scene but have made no arrests. Drugs were also found, indicating possible narcotics activity.
#sports
Forbes: The Financial Disputes At The Heart Of Everton’s Record Penalty
Everton Football Club has been penalized 10 points in the English Premier League for exceeding financial losses, making qualification for European competition unlikely and relegation a possibility. The dispute revolves around Everton's breaches of the profitability and sustainability rules, with a difference of $12.3 million in calculations relating to expenses in the "general interest of football." The club has appealed the ruling, but if it stands, Everton would drop to 19th place in the league.
#outdoors
Supertrax Online: New Gen 2024 Ski Doo Renegade XRS 900 ACE Turbo R
Luke discusses the new Ski-Doo Renegade X-RS 900 ACE Turbo R with the Global Product Manager and Director of Global Product Strategy. They cover the new Renegade naming convention, G5 chassis upgrades, and performance specs of the Rotax 900 ACE Turbo R engine.
Backpacker: These 7 Ultralight Tents, Quilts, Packs, and More Are on Sale Right Now
Garage Grown Gear is offering discounted prices on lightweight outdoor gear, including quilts, tents, and packs. Some standout deals include the Enlightened Equipment Revelation quilt, the Six Moon Designs Lunar Solo tent, and the Gossamer Gear The Two tent. There are also discounted packs, water containers, and bear canisters available.
#other
Daily Wire: Kate Middleton Steps Out In Tiara Not Seen For Nearly 100 Years
Kate Middleton recently wore a 100-year-old diamond tiara at a state banquet in the UK. The tiara, last seen in the 1930s, belonged to Queen Mother and is part of the royal family's jewelry collection. Middleton has often expressed admiration for the Queen Mother and wearing her jewels symbolizes continuity.
Fox News: Brown Friday: Yelp reveals most 'clogged' cities needing plumbing help on day after Thanksgiving
Business review site "Yelp" published a list of cities in the U.S. where plumbing services were in high demand after Thanksgiving. Portland, Oregon was the top city for plumbing issues, followed by Virginia Beach, Raleigh, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Sacramento, Boston, New Orleans, Milwaukee, and Phoenix. Los Angeles had the highest number of requests for plumber projects during the holiday season. St. Louis was the city with the most searches for 24-hour plumbers. Users were also provided with tips to prevent plumbing problems during the holiday season, such as being mindful of excessive water use in the kitchen and using sink strainers to prevent clogged drains.
Daily Wire: Israeli Soldiers Warned Not To Answer Child Hostages Who Ask About Their Parents: Report
Fox News: Connecticut newspaper acquired by national media company
Connecticut newspaper Winsted Citizen, launched with Ralph Nader's help, has been saved from closure by American Business Media. The company acquired the struggling paper after hearing about its financial troubles and aims to make it successful. The former editor and publisher will remain as a contributing editor, and there will be no layoffs.