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23 Nov 2023
#politics
Daily Wire: Jamaal Bowman Accuses Israel Of Racism. Critics Fire Back.
Rep. Jamaal Bowman, accused of pulling a fire alarm in a House office building, claimed he was stopped at Israeli checkpoints because he wasn't Jewish. New York State Assemblywoman Amy Paulin disputed his claim. Rep. Ritchie Torres fired back at Bowman, while podcast host Noam Blum debunked the charge of "Jews-only roads" in the disputed territories. Bowman pleaded guilty to falsely pulling a fire alarm and House Administration Chairman Bryan Steil dismissed his explanation.
#society
Breitbart: Nine Arrested After 'Stab White People' Attack in Small French Village
A gang attacked a village winter ball in France, leaving one dead and 16 injured. The attackers specifically targeted white people, sparking concerns about ethnic tensions and mass migration.
Breitbart: Thanksgiving Poll: Plurality Consider It 'One of our Nation’s Most Important Holidays'
Americans consider Thanksgiving to be one of the nation's most important holidays. Most Republicans view it as important, while Democrats and independents are somewhat divided. Whites are more likely to rate Thanksgiving as important and plan get-togethers, while fewer people are traveling this year. (269 characters)
Breitbart: PHOTOS: Florida Police Officers Rescue Four Puppies Shoved from Car
Two law enforcement officers in Tampa, Florida, rescue four puppies abandoned in the rain and transport them to a humane society facility. Social media users commend the officers for their compassion and praise their heroic actions.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Israel, Hamas Reach Landmark Hostage Deal After 47 Days Of Bloodshed
Israel and Hamas reach a landmark agreement for the release of 50 hostages and a four-day ceasefire. More hostage releases and prisoner exchanges are possible in later stages of the deal.
Le Monde: Shocked Gaza survivors trickle through Rafah crossing as truckloads of aid wait
Palestinians with dual nationality, like Fatima Ashour, are leaving Gaza through the Rafah border crossing to seek refuge in Egypt. Ashour, a Palestinian lawyer, describes the devastating conditions in Gaza, with constant bombardments and lack of shelter. Only foreign passport holders, dual nationals, and a select few Egyptians are allowed to leave Gaza, causing heart-wrenching separations for families. Despite a four-day truce between Israel and Hamas, Ashour believes that the war will continue, leaving thousands of civilians in the crossfire.
The Telegraph: Battle Lines: 'Torn between hope and fear,' Israel waits for Hamas to release hostages
Middle East Correspondent Natalia Vasilyeva discusses the hostage release and temporary ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, highlighting the emotions of the families involved. Foreign Reporter Verity Bowman focuses on the dire public health situation in Gaza.
#religion
The Blaze: Let's be thankful for courageous Bible teaching and pray it stokes these embers of a remnant into a revival | Blaze Media
Religious denominations are splitting as some churches embrace the left's agenda, while others avoid controversial topics. Churchgoers are frustrated by the lack of biblical perspective on political and social issues. Many Americans are hungry for courageous Bible teaching, especially new believers seeking a church home where they feel God's presence. Fear of offending has taken over our culture, including churches, but courageous teaching can ignite a revival.
#health
The Epoch Times: More People Should Be Getting New COVID-19 Vaccines: CDC
COVID-19 vaccine uptake in the US is lower than desired, with only 14% of adults receiving the shots. Concerns about side effects and lack of clinical data are contributing to the hesitancy. The CDC is working to increase vaccination rates, particularly among minority groups and the uninsured.
Fox News: HGTV star Heather Rae El Moussa admits ‘hardest thing’ about battle with autoimmune disorder
HGTV star Heather Rae El Moussa reveals her struggle with Hashimoto's disease, an autoimmune disorder affecting her thyroid gland. She discusses the challenges of managing her symptoms and making lifestyle changes to improve her health.
#education
The Blaze: Universities are 'indoctrination mills,' so how do we reverse course? Former professor of Portland State has brilliant answer | Blaze Media
College campuses have become woke indoctrination centers where students are brainwashed with harmful ideologies. Ex-Professor Peter Boghossian discusses this issue and advocates for stopping donations to universities and actively participating in school board meetings to bring about positive change.
#crime
Breitbart: Mexico Arrests Chapito Cartel's Top Enforcer in Surprise Raid
Mexican authorities arrest Nestor Isidro "El Nini" Perez Salas, the top enforcer for the Sinaloa Cartel. He is wanted by the U.S. Department of Justice and is considered the security chief for the Chapitos faction. The arrest is a result of mounting political pressure over the fentanyl crisis in the United States.
#sports
Flag And Cross: Nick Ball Secures Unanimous Victory, Sets Sights On WBC Featherweight Title
Nick Ball, 26, wins against Isaac Dogboe, making him eligible for the WBC featherweight title. Ball controlled the fight and is now ranked as one of the top 10 fighters at 126. Despite Dogboe's efforts, Ball emerged as the winner.
#other
Flag And Cross: Taylor Swift Concert Organizer Under Investigation After Fan's Death In Extreme Heat
Brazilian company Time4Fun, responsible for organizing Taylor Swift's concerts in Rio de Janeiro, is under investigation after a fan died and others complained of extreme conditions during a heatwave. The local police are probing into the company for endangering the life and health of concertgoers. The incident poses a setback for Swift's tour.
Forbes: ‘Squid Game: The Challenge’ Players Threaten Netflix With Lawsuit Over Alleged Injuries
Contestants from the Netflix show "Squid Game: The Challenge" are considering suing the streaming giant and the show's producers over claims of injuries, including hypothermia and nerve damage, during filming in the UK. The injuries allegedly occurred during the "Red Light, Green Light" game, where contestants were subjected to cold temperatures and stress positions. No lawsuit has been filed yet.