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25 Nov 2023
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: Biden: Hamas Attacked Israel Because I Was Going To Bring Peace To Middle East
President Biden claims that the reason Hamas attacked Israel was because he was working towards peace in the Middle East. He believes the attack occurred due to his collaboration with Arab leaders to bring about recognition of Israel and long-term peace in the region.
#culture
Forbes: Bartenders Are Adding Prosciutto, Wagyu, And Brisket To Cocktails
Bartenders are using fat washing to add savory flavors to cocktails, going beyond bacon and utilizing ingredients like wagyu, prosciutto, sesame, and pistachio. This trend is part of a shift towards more savory drinks, and top bars around the world are embracing it. Some unique options include a fat-washed old fashioned with wagyu and a pickle chip, a cocktail inspired by prosciutto e melon topped with prosciutto, and a mezcal drink fat-washed with duck fat. Other options include a butter chicken-inspired cocktail, a brisket old fashioned, and a menu of vegan fat-washed cocktails.
#crime
Fox News: Washington DC faces soaring homicide rates linked to plunging clearances
Washington, DC is experiencing a rise in homicides, with a low clearance rate and unsolved killings causing pain for the families of the victims. The city is on track to have its lowest closure rate in over 15 years, with only 75 of the 244 homicides this year solved by police. The decrease in closure rates can erode community trust in the police and hinder investigations, leading to a lack of cooperation between citizens and law enforcement. Deputy Mayor for Public Safety, Lyndsey Appiah, emphasizes the importance of closure for victims and the need to solve cases quickly to deter crime. The drop in clearance rates is part of a larger public safety crisis, with increasing violent crimes involving juveniles and carjackings. Factors impacting the clearance rate include police staffing issues, difficulties with crime scene analysis, and a decrease in the number of police officers. The city's crime lab also lost its accreditation, resulting in the outsourcing of crime scene analysis. While the MPD recently made an arrest for a 2009 killing, it would take a remarkable run of successful arrests to prevent 2023 from having the lowest homicide clearance rate in over 15 years. Unsolved killings can have a devastating impact on families and the police department, preventing healing and accountability. The city is prioritizing preventing the negative cycle of unsolved crimes and needs the community's help to uproot violent criminals and keep residents safe.
#sports
Forbes: Brock Purdy Salary Of $860,0000 Screams For NFL To Change QB Pay
Brock Purdy, the top-rated quarterback in the NFL, has been impressing with his performance. Despite being the last pick in the draft, Purdy has proven himself and is making a strong case for a higher salary. A proposed system of performance-based compensation for quarterbacks would create a fairer and more equitable system in the NFL.
#technology
Supertrax Online: Speaking with the Visionary Minds behind Taiga
Motorhead Mark interviews Sam Bruneau, CEO of Taiga, discussing the conception of the Taiga electric snowmobile, their dealer network approach, manufacturing process, and vision for electrifying the powersport market sustainably.