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23 Nov 2023
#politics
Breitbart: German Police Mobilise for Raids on Hamas Supporters in Berlin and Nationwide
German police conducted raids on properties belonging to Hamas members and supporters following the formal ban on any action by or in support of the anti-Israel group. The raids were intended to enforce the ban and gather further information on the groups. Germany's domestic intelligence estimated that Hamas has around 450 members in the country.
The Telegraph: Dutch election winner who backed Tommy Robinson so radical he was banned from UK
Geert Wilders, a far-right politician known for his anti-Islamic views, has won a convincing victory in the Netherlands' recent election. He has called for the banning of mosques, the Koran, and Islamic schools, and has been under 24-hour police protection since the murder of a filmmaker critical of Islam. Wilders has a controversial history of hate speech and discrimination charges, but his party's success in this election may give him the opportunity to build a future coalition.
#society
Le Monde: How Le Monde articles inspired a bill to rehabilitate people convicted for homosexuality in France
In the mid-1960s, Bernard Bousset was fined for his intimate relationship with an 18-year-old man while he was 23. Le Monde published his story, leading to a bill in the Sénat that was recently passed to rehabilitate and compensate those convicted of homosexuality in France. The bill creates an independent commission to provide up to €10,000 in compensation and estimates that over 10,000 people were convicted between 1945 and 1982, with many facing prison sentences. Homosexuality was decriminalized in France in 1982 after being considered a "social scourge" and facing harsh penalties.
Daily Wire: ‘Chip Chilla’ Premieres A New Double-Sized ‘Thanksgiving Holiday Special’
In the animated show "Chip Chilla," the Chilla family celebrates Thanksgiving with their grandparents, learning about the holiday's origins and creating new traditions. The show, created by Bentkey, offers agenda-free, non-woke content for children as a response to the increasing woke-ification of Disney.
GB News: WATCH: Smoke billows as building goes up in flames in Reading
A fire erupts at the Station Hill development, leaving a worker trapped on the roof. Two individuals hospitalized for smoke inhalation.
The Blaze: This Truthsgiving, I'm thankful for European settlement | Blaze Media
Thanksgiving is criticized by cynical liberal publications and activists who argue that it should be decolonized or replaced with "Truthsgiving." They claim that Thanksgiving is rooted in colonial aggression and argue for centering the Indigenous perspective and resisting colonial influences. However, the author disagrees and expresses gratitude towards settlers for their contributions such as the written word, science, faith, the rule of law, and the creation of a tolerant society. They argue that instead of condemning or praising the imperfect characters responsible for our society, we should understand and thank them.
The Telegraph: British litter-pickers win gold at Japan's World Cup
British litter-pickers win Spogomi World Cup in Tokyo, collecting nearly 60kg of trash.
Red State: Fifty Shades of 'Pray'? Presbyterian Minister Plans 'BDSM 101' Workshop for Christian School Students
College chaplain organizes BDSM workshop at Rhodes College, sparking controversy. Class is ultimately canceled, but chaplain still hosts seminar on sex.
#war
Times Of Israel: Hezbollah hits Israel with heavy rocket barrages, anti-tank missile attacks
Hezbollah launched a large barrage of rockets from Lebanon into northern Israel, resulting in thousands seeking shelter in bomb shelters. At least 80 rockets were fired, with Hezbollah claiming responsibility for 48. The attacks came after the IDF killed five Hezbollah fighters the previous night.
Human Events: Israeli soldiers told not to answer child hostages’ questions about their parents upon release: report
Israeli soldiers, preparing to transfer the hostage children taken by Hamas, have been instructed not to answer questions about their parents and to seek permission before picking up or helping the children. The aim is to address the psychological trauma suffered by these children, many of whom have lost one or both parents in the attack.
The Economist: The government tries to unlock growth capital for British firms
The UK government aims to boost growth capital for British firms by encouraging pension funds to invest in startups. Currently, British pension funds invest significantly less in startups compared to their counterparts in other countries. Additionally, British savers receive a poor deal compared to savers in other countries. The government's plan includes consolidating small pension funds, introducing a "lifetime pot" for pensions, and urging funds to allocate more assets to private equity and unlisted equities. While these changes may not immediately transform the investment environment, they are a step in the right direction.
GB News: Mark White's exclusive analysis on UK's soaring migration levels as he outlines EXACTLY who is being let into UK
Mark, speaking in the GB Newsroom, highlights the interesting migration figures for the UK. Net migration in the past year was 672,000, with the previous year revised to a staggering 745,000. Work visas increased to 322,000, mainly in the healthcare sector. Student visa applications rose to 378,000, with a discrepancy between the Office for National Statistics and the Home Office regarding dependents. The Home Office plans to tighten regulations on dependents.
Human Events: IDF gives tour of Hamas terror tunnels under Gaza’s Al Shifa hospital: report
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) revealed Hamas' use of terror tunnels under Al Shifa Hospital complex, a war crime. They showed weapons hidden throughout the complex, including guns, grenades, and drones. The IDF found the body of a hostage and emphasized their strict rules of engagement in avoiding civilian casualties.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Egyptian author, a liberal activist, forced to flee for backing Israel over Hamas
Egyptian author and democracy activist Dalia Ziada praised Israel's military campaign against Hamas, leading to death threats and demands for her trial as a spy for Israel. She stood by her statements, expressing support for Israel's efforts to eliminate Hamas and hoping for a better Middle East without extremist organizations. Ziada also spoke about the October 7 massacre and expressed her determination to continue working for peace between Egypt and Israel.
Human Events: BREAKING: Hamas hostage release in exchange for ceasefire to begin Friday with 13 women, children
Hostages to be released by Hamas from Israel in exchange for a 4-day ceasefire. Implementation facilitated by Israel's Mossad.
Fox News: 5 Indian soldiers, 2 suspected militants dead after exchanging gunfire in Kashmir
Five Indian soldiers were killed in gunbattles with rebels in disputed Kashmir. Two suspected militants were also killed. The fighting started when Indian troops searched for militants based on intelligence. Intermittent firing continued, resulting in four soldiers killed and others injured. Troops continued their search, resulting in a fresh exchange of gunfire. Two suspected militants and a soldier were killed in the fighting, including a Pakistani national. The conflict in Kashmir has led to tens of thousands of casualties. .
Fox News: South Korea says Russian support likely enabled North Korea to successfully launch a spy satellite
South Korea believes that Russian support played a crucial role in North Korea's successful launch of a spy satellite into orbit. The satellite's functionality is yet to be confirmed. The launch has further strained relations between the two Koreas, increasing tensions along their heavily armed border.
Times Of Israel: In Lebanon, Iran FM meets with Hezbollah chief and Hamas and Islamic Jihad officials
Iran's Foreign Minister met with Hezbollah leader in Lebanon, discussing their support for terrorist groups and efforts to harm Israel. The truce between Israel and Hamas may not hold, potentially expanding the conflict in the region. Hezbollah has participated in the fighting and the IDF has responded, resulting in casualties on both sides. The threat from Yemen, where the Houthi group is launching missiles at Israel, continues to escalate.
Breitbart: Xi Jinping Pledges to Renew America’s Strategic Panda Reserve
Chinese dictator Xi Jinping announces that more pandas will be sent to the United States as a symbol of friendship. The pandas previously at the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington D.C. have returned to China, and the San Diego Zoo and Californians are eager to welcome them back.
#economy
The Economist: The National Health Service has a new drugs deal
The National Health Service (NHS) strikes two deals - one with Palantir for improved patient data and another with pharmaceutical industry for lower drug prices. The Palantir contract raises privacy concerns, while the new drug deal increases growth and innovation in the industry. The NHS faces the challenge of balancing rising costs with providing quality care.
Flag And Cross: Stocks Edge Down Ahead Of Fed Minutes, Nvidia Earnings, While Gold Hits $2,000: What's Driving Markets Tuesday?
Wall Street experienced modest losses in major stock averages during midday trading, influenced by disappointing quarterly results from leading retailers and anticipation of the release of the Federal Open Market Committee meeting minutes. Gold prices surged, surpassing $2,000 per troy ounce due to the weakness of the dollar. Health care and materials sectors saw gains, while tech and real estate sectors lagged. Agilent Technologies and several other companies had notable reactions to their earnings. Commodities and global equity markets had mixed performance.
Flag And Cross: Crypto Market Rebounds As Spot Bitcoin ETF Optimism Resurfaces
Major cryptocurrencies surged as optimism for a potential spot Bitcoin ETF grew. The recent settlement of criminal charges against Binance and its CEO might increase the chances of approval for a spot Bitcoin ETF. The global crypto market cap currently stands at $1.38 trillion.
#religion
The Blaze: Today, I'm thankful for Israel — and I stand with Israel | Blaze Media
The author expresses gratitude for Israel due to its significance in Christianity, and condemns anti-Semitism and the rising hatred towards Israel. They emphasize Israel's historical role in the Bible and its resilience in the face of terrorism. They highlight the alarming increase in open displays of anti-Semitism and call for support of Israel and the Jewish people.
#health
Forbes: WHO Asks China For Details On Respiratory Illness Outbreak Among Children—Here’s What To Know
The World Health Organization has requested information from China regarding a spike in respiratory illnesses and undiagnosed pneumonia among children. Chinese officials attribute the outbreak to known pathogens, including influenza, RSV, COVID-19, and mycoplasma pneumoniae. This comes as China experiences its first winter season since relaxing its stringent zero-COVID policy.
Flag And Cross: AI Identifies Non-Smokers At Risk Of Lung Cancer
AI technology can identify non-smokers at risk of developing lung cancer with the help of a single X-ray of their chests. This new project aims to detect lung cancer in individuals who have never smoked or smoked very little. Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death worldwide, and the current screening guidelines prioritize smokers. However, this AI model can accurately identify a group of non-smokers with a higher risk of developing lung cancer, potentially allowing for early detection and treatment.
#crime
GB News: Dublin stabbing: Three children attacked near girls school - victims rushed to hospital
Five people, including three children, were attacked in Dublin city centre. The area has been cordoned off as police investigate.
Fox News: Inmate fatally stabbed at California maximum-security prison
A California inmate was fatally stabbed by two other prisoners. David Moreno, 38, was attacked at a maximum-security prison and died on the way to the hospital. The two suspects have been placed in restricted housing while an investigation is conducted.
#science
Forbes: A Norwegian Airline Landed the “Largest” Aircraft Ever in Antarctica
A Norse Atlantic Airways Boeing 787 Dreamliner successfully landed and took off from an ice runway in Antarctica. The flight was commissioned by the Norwegian Polar Institute and carried scientists and research equipment to the Troll research station. While other large aircraft have landed in Antarctica, the Dreamliner's landing is still impressive.
#other
The Telegraph: BBC’s own reporters accuse it of favouritism towards Israel
Eight journalists from the BBC have accused the corporation of favoring Israel and failing to adequately cover the Israel-Hamas conflict. In a letter to Al Jazeera, the journalists claimed that the BBC's coverage lacked humanizing stories about Palestinian victims and exhibited a double standard in how it portrayed civilians. The journalists also criticized the BBC for not accurately reporting the human rights abuses in Gaza and expressed concern that their letter would not lead to meaningful discussions within the company.
The Epoch Times: Existing Home Sales Dip 15 Percent Yearly to Lowest Level Since 2010
Existing home sales in the United States dropped by almost 15% over the past year due to limited inventory and high mortgage rates. The National Association of Realtors (NAR) reported a decline in sales from 4.44 million units to 3.79 million units, with October 2023 marking the lowest level since 2010. The lack of housing inventory and record-high mortgage rates continue to pose challenges for prospective homebuyers, though there are signs of increasing supply in the market.
Forbes: Oil Industry Ready To Strike Grand Bargain At COP28
The oil and gas industry will push for a focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions rather than limiting fossil fuel production at COP28. They promise to reduce emissions through technologies like carbon capture and storage and direct air capture. The industry believes that oil and gas will remain in demand for decades and calls for governments to shift demand patterns through policy.
Breitbart: Tintin's Little Pal Snowy Faces Extinction as Wire Fox Terrier Numbers Crash
The once-popular wire fox terrier breed is facing serious decline, with puppy registrations dropping by 94% since 1947. Factors such as changing lifestyles and lack of media exposure have contributed to their decline, despite their popularity in dog shows. Despite their decline, wire fox terriers have a rich history and were famously featured as the character Snowy in The Adventures of Tintin.
Breitbart: Daryl Hall Files Lawsuit, Restraining Order Against Bandmate John Oates
Iconic pop duo Hall & Oates involved in secret legal battle. Daryl Hall filed restraining order against John Oates. Details sealed by court.
Red State: WATCH: Ralph Macchio and Jackie Chan Announce Team Up in New 'Karate Kid' Movie With a Big New Twist
Ralph Macchio and Jackie Chan will team up for a new Karate Kid movie in December 2024. Macchio will reprise his role as Daniel LaRusso, while Chan returns as Mr. Han. Details about the plot are being kept under wraps, but fans are excited about the potential connection to the popular Cobra Kai series.
PJ Media: This Thanksgiving, Pass (on) the Microwaved Steak
In a surprising and questionable move, a scientist suggests microwaving steak, causing outrage among those who know better. The scientist claims that microwaving the steak before cooking it in other methods will help to heat it evenly. However, experts argue that letting the steak come to room temperature before cooking is the preferred method. This advice also extends to not salting the steak before frying it, which goes against conventional wisdom.