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24 Nov 2023
#politics
Red State: Kamala Harris Posts Her Thanksgiving Pic and It Has Everyone Talking
Kamala Harris and her husband faced criticism for their holiday posts. The apron in her Mother's Day photo was clearly new, raising questions about authenticity. Her Thanksgiving photo showed a clean kitchen with a gas stove, contradicting the Biden administration's stance on gas stoves. Their hypocrisy shines through their preaching and rule-breaking.
GB News: Dublin riots 'ALREADY being used politically' to justify controversial hate speech bill says Niall Boylan
Irish talk show host Niall Boylan discussed the rise in criminal activity and lack of police presence in Ireland, following a knife attack and subsequent riots in Dublin. He also mentioned the potential political use of the riots by Prime Minister Leo Varadkar, including the rush to emergency legislation in relation to cameras and the controversial hate speech bill. Boylan praised a Brazilian migrant who potentially saved lives during the attack. He emphasized the need for proper immigration documentation and support for those coming from war-torn countries. GB News' Tom Harwood commented that the issues faced in the UK are not unique and are seen across Europe.
National Review: Pro-Palestinian Protests Disrupt Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade
Pro-Palestinian protesters disrupt Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, with some running onto the street displaying signs and chanting against Israel. The protesters wore jumpsuits with various words written across the chest, drenched themselves in red liquid to symbolize blood, and glued themselves to the ground. Over 30 individuals were taken into custody, while four were arrested and charged.
#society
Le Monde: From the radical left to the far right, French political parties are weaponizing news stories
Opposition leaders Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Marine Le Pen exploit separate incidents to further their political agendas. Mélenchon condemns racist attack on gardener, while Le Pen focuses on violence from immigrant populations in rural France. Each community remains unaware of the other incident due to cognitive bubbles on social media. MP François Ruffin criticizes media for fueling division based on victim and aggressor origins. Far-right characterizes incident as ethnic, while public prosecutor denies such claims.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Why taking hostages is a gamble that often pays off
The long history of hostage-taking reveals uncomfortable truths for today's ongoing hostage crisis in Gaza. Hostages were once used as a way to ensure international agreements, with some cases ending peacefully and others turning violent. Despite being outlawed, indiscriminate hostage-taking became more common in the 20th century, especially among terrorist groups. While some hostage attempts have been unsuccessful, others have achieved their strategic objectives, highlighting the gamble that hostage-taking can be. Israel, facing a more sophisticated enemy, must rely on negotiation alongside military efforts in response to the current crisis.
The Telegraph: This ceasefire must not give Hamas a lifeline
Hostages freed by Hamas. Ceasefire brings hope. Aid efforts underway. Hamas must be neutralized for lasting peace. Israeli Defense Force successful. Hamas politically isolated. Survival depends on international pressure. Peace depends on destroying terrorists.
#economy
Forbes: Black Friday Sales Could Reach $9.6 Billion, Adobe Predicts—As Holiday Shopping May Hit New Record This Year
Black Friday sales expected to reach $9.6 billion, adding to $76.7 billion already spent this holiday season.
#education
Daily Wire: USC Professor Booted Off Campus After Saying Hamas Terrorists ‘Should Be Killed’
USC barred economics professor John Strauss from campus after he called Hamas "murderers" at a pro-Palestinian rally. The university faced backlash, with some defending Strauss's right to free speech.
#crime
The Blaze: 5 men arrested after allegedly responding to fake ad for 'sexual services from minors' posted by police | Blaze Media
Five men were arrested for responding to a fake online ad offering sexual services from minors. Undercover police posted the ad as part of a sting operation, resulting in the arrests and multiple charges.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Venison Backstrap Recipe Ideas: The Ultimate Wild-Game Guide to Cooking Our Favorite Cut
Cooking venison backstrap can be simple or more advanced. For a more advanced technique, try the Redneck Sous Vide method using a cooler, zip-seal bag, hot water, and a digital thermometer. This allows for a perfect, medium-rare cook every time. Another option is the Venison Backstrap Tomahawk Chop, which is a bone-in backstrap steak cooked on the grill and served with a corn salsa. Lastly, the Roasted Venison Backstrap recipe involves marinating the backstrap in olive oil, thyme, and black pepper, then roasting it and serving with roasted pears and pickled golden raisins.
#technology
Flag And Cross: Apple Watch Ultra 2 Gets Black Friday Discount On Amazon
Apple released the Apple Watch Ultra 2 with a price tag of $799, but it is now available on Amazon for $729.99 with a coupon code. The watch has notable improvements and features such as Siri on-device and a maximum display brightness of 3,000 nits. It is also water-resistant and has a battery life of up to 36 hours.
Flag And Cross: Investors Question Nvidia's Revenue Surge In Singapore
Nvidia Corp. reported strong Q3 results, but concerns about the impact of the China chip export ban affected the stock. One noteworthy detail is that 15% of Nvidia's revenue, or $2.7 billion, came from Singapore, showing a significant increase. Singapore is becoming a prominent tech hub due to a stable political environment, engineering talent, and advanced infrastructure. These factors make it an attractive location for companies and are contributing to Singapore's rise in importance in the tech industry.
Forbes: Rise Of Warehouse Robots Spurs Efficiencies—And Safety Concerns
Amazon is increasing its use of automation in its warehouses, with a quarter-million robots currently in use. The push for automation comes as a way to reduce costs and improve safety, but there are still concerns about the potential dangers of working with robots. Safety standards are being developed for mobile robots, but workers need to be aware of the unique hazards associated with working alongside robots. Amazon claims that its robotics-enabled sites have lower injury rates than non-robotics sites, but labor watchdogs are concerned about the increased stress on workers due to increased productivity from automation.
#other
Forbes: The One Streaming Movie You Need To Watch This Weekend
Leo is a new animated kids movie on Netflix, featuring Adam Sandler and Bill Burr. It tells the story of a 74-year-old lizard stuck in a Florida elementary school for decades, until he is taken home by a student. Critics and audiences are enjoying the humorous family flick, giving it positive reviews.