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27 Nov 2023
#politics
Daily Wire: Speaker Johnson Says He Spoke To Santos ‘About His Options’ As Expulsion Looms
Rep. George Santos (R-NY) faces a possible expulsion vote following a House Ethics Committee report. Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) has spoken to Santos about his options. Santos, who has been charged with federal crimes, has already announced he will not seek re-election. A growing number of lawmakers are calling for his expulsion.
Red State: Joe Biden's Post-Thanksgiving Speech Has People Wondering What the Heck He's Talking About
Joe Biden returned from vacation and gave a speech claiming that Thanksgiving costs for families have decreased. However, statistics show that prices have actually gone up, including airfare, Thanksgiving dinner, and gas prices. Biden also made a confusing statement about "MAGA Republicans" proposing cuts to the internet, which doesn't make sense given that the internet infrastructure is privately owned. This speech showcases the Biden administration's tendency to twist facts and engage in divisive rhetoric.
Human Events: MARTIN BAKER: Black Americans are being led astray by politicized pastors
Black pastors historically invite political candidates to black congregations, despite the prohibition of non-profits endorsing candidates. Margaret Sanger, founder of Planned Parenthood, recruited ministers to promote birth control in black communities. This tactic contributed to the high abortion rates in black communities and the decline of black Americans as the largest minority group. Black ministers should prioritize guiding their followers instead of preaching hateful politics. The black community remains politically misinformed due to the influence of ministers. Theological conservatism should align with political conservatism for the betterment of the nation.
Foreign Policy: How Netanyahu Plans to Hold on to Power
Israel-Hamas War: Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu faces political challenges and public anger over security failures and corruption cases. Despite low poll numbers, he remains determined to stay in power. The war continues with devastating consequences.
Fox News: Opposition candidate claims Madagascar election invalid, sues to overturn results
Opposition candidate in Madagascar files lawsuits seeking to cancel election results and invalidate incumbent President Rajoelina's victory, alleging fraud. Rajoelina won with 58.95% of the votes. The runup to the vote was marred by protests and burning of ballot stations.
#society
National Review: Suspect Pleads Not Guilty in Vermont Shooting of Three Palestinian College Students
48-year-old Jason Eaton pleaded not guilty to shooting three Palestinian Arab men in Burlington, VT. The victims, who were wearing traditional Arab keffiyeh scarves and speaking Arabic, were visiting family when attacked. Eaton is charged with attempted second-degree murder and is held without bond. The motive is under investigation, and authorities have not determined if it's a hate crime.
#war
Euromaidan Press: “Ukraine is doing everything to strengthen the fight against corruption,” EU official says
Ukraine is making progress in fighting corruption and strengthening anti-graft efforts as it seeks EU membership, according to Věra Jourová, Vice-President of the European Commission for Values and Transparency. She emphasized the need for well-functioning institutions and the passing of a lobbying law. The EU must also consider its "absorption capacity" when adding new members.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Sunny Hostin takes shot at 'The View' for only showing 'reunification of Jewish families, not Palestinian ones
"The View" co-host Sunny Hostin criticizes the show for only showing footage of Jewish family reunifications in the Israel-Palestinian conflict. Hostin calls for a discussion on the reunifications of Palestinian Arabs as well. She mentions watching Al Jazeera and BBC, and hopes for a two-state solution. Co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin supports taking a stance against Hamas but also supporting innocent Palestinians and Israelis affected by the conflict. Hostin has been critical of Israel and accused it of war crimes. The temporary cease-fire was negotiated after Hamas kidnapped hostages and Israel released Palestinian prisoners.
#history
Washington Free Beacon: REVIEW: ‘Napoleon’
Summary: Ridley Scott's American film about Napoleon Bonaparte divides opinion. French critics see it as anti-French and pro-British, with inaccurate historical depiction. Anglo-Saxons are split between those who prefer a narrative that tells and those who appreciate the aesthetic appeal of the movie. The film portrays Napoleon as a tortured love story and a brutal military leader, merging the private and public aspects of his life. The movie portrays the desperation and brutality of French society after the Revolution and Napoleon's rise to power.
#health
Daily Wire: Elle Macpherson Opens Up About Getting Sober After Celebrating Major Milestone
Elle Macpherson discusses her decision to get sober 20 years ago, emphasizing the importance of being present in one's life and getting to know oneself on a deeper level. She celebrates her milestone with an Instagram post featuring her AA token. As she approaches 60, Macpherson feels incredible and focuses on living life to the fullest.
#education
Daily Signal: Dramatic Intervention Needed to Cure Campus Dysfunction
The dysfunction in American higher education, especially division and antisemitism, requires a proper liberal education focused on freedom and Western civilization.
The Blaze: Students allegedly beat up cops inside HS where pro-Israel teacher hid from student mob during anti-Semitic riot days before | Blaze Media
Several police officers were attacked by students in a NYC high school, following an anti-Semitic riot. Councilwoman Paladino calls for investigation and school closure.
National Review: The Corner: Evanston, Ill., Adopts Exciting New Solution to Underperforming Minority Schoolchildren: Jim Crow
The school board of Evanston, Ill. plans to combat rising crime and falling test scores through "Affinity Classes", creating voluntary segregated classrooms. This decision reflects declining civic culture and perpetuates racial consciousness.
#crime
Forbes: Ex-Binance Chief CZ Must Stay In U.S. After Guilty Plea—For Now
Binance founder, Changpeng Zhao, cannot return to the UAE as he awaits sentencing for anti-money laundering and sanctions violations. A judge ruled there is a "substantial risk" he could flee. Zhao pleaded guilty last week and stepped down as CEO.
Fox News: Prison system tied up in guard sex scandal hit with sickening new claims
Seven South Carolina prison employees indicted for smuggling contraband and engaging in illegal activity, including sexual abuse of a child. Contraband cellphones lead to corruption, drug trafficking, and violent crimes. Hashtag:
The Blaze: Missing MA man found at the bottom of a well on his own property: Report | Blaze Media
The body of missing man, Keith McKechnie, was found at the bottom of a well on his property in Avon, Massachusetts, more than two months after his disappearance. Authorities had been searching for McKechnie, and his family is devastated by the tragic discovery. The case is still under investigation.
Daily Wire: Derek Chauvin’s Family Updated After Prison Stabbing: Report
Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was stabbed in prison, resulting in serious injury. Chauvin's mother was updated on his condition three days later, with little information provided. Chauvin's attorney criticized the lack of communication and voiced concerns about the prison's management.
Forbes: Alleged UNC Campus Shooter Ruled Unfit For Trial—‘Likely’ Has Schizophrenia
Graduate student charged with murdering his professor at UNC is deemed unfit for trial due to severe mental illness. He will be committed to a mental health facility for treatment.
The Right Scoop: Vermont man who shot three Palestinian students says he’s a ‘radical’ libertarian
48-year-old Jason J. Eaton, a self-described 'radical' libertarian, has been arrested for shooting three Palestinian students in Vermont. The victims were speaking Arabic and were believed to be targeted in a hate-motivated attack. Eaton's mother, who described him as 'very religious', expressed shock and disbelief at his actions.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: The Best Shooting Ear Protection We've Tested Is Up to 60% Off for Cyber Monday
Get Cyber Monday deals on shooting ear protection, including foam ear plugs and noise-cancelling muffs. Find discounts of up to 60% off, perfect for holiday gifts.
Backpacker: 5 Perfect Gifts for Hikers, According to Backpacker's Editors
Editors recommend backpacking gifts ranging from a fish scale for weighing backpacks ($8), to Kate's Real Food snack variety pack ($31), to Stowaway Gourmet's 3-day emergency meal supply ($135). A versatile Makalu Jacket ($400) and a lightweight MSR Freelite 1P Tent ($294) are also suggested. For hikers, Darn Tough Critter Club crew socks ($24) are a hit.
#other
The Epoch Times: Corporate DEI Consultant Sees Businesses 'De-Emphasizing' Diversity Metrics After Supreme Court Affirmative Action Ruling
Corporate diversity efforts in the U.S. have declined since the Supreme Court's ruling on college race-based affirmative action policies. A report by Paradigm Strategies Inc. found a decrease in DEI budgets and organizations with DEI strategies. External pressures have shifted companies' investment in DEI, and efforts to challenge race-based affirmative action in corporations have emerged. Despite the challenges, the authors suggest using data to guide DEI efforts and continuing to prioritize diversity programs.
Le Monde: Discover a different view of Paris! Five new hotels to suit all tastes
Discover five new establishments in Paris, from tranquil oases to Art Nouveau bars. Bloom House, a Mediterranean-inspired hotel on Rue du Château-Landon, offers a relaxing escape with its serene patio and colorful bar. Château des Fleurs transports you to a Parisian boudoir with its vintage decor and charming bar-restaurant.
Red State: Bodycam Footage Shows Atlanta Officer Repeatedly Using Taser on Church Deacon Who Later Died
Bodycam footage released in the case of church deacon Johnny Hollman, who died after being repeatedly tased by a police officer. The officer tried to issue a citation after a minor car accident, but Hollman refused to sign and was tased. The autopsy ruled it a homicide.
The Federalist: UN Set To Amplify War On Meat At COP28 Climate Conference
World leaders at the United Nations' COP28 climate conference will face pressure to reduce meat consumption in developed nations, while developing countries are urged to improve livestock farming. The UN claims that the meat industry is contributing to global warming through emissions, but there is conflicting scientific evidence on this. Climate activists aim to dramatically limit or eliminate meat consumption, resorting to forcing farmers out of business and causing food shortages. Their actions could lead to starvation and nutritional deficiencies, and some believe reducing human population is necessary to combat climate change. The hypocrisy of wealthy leaders who continue to live lavish, polluting lifestyles while dictating the behavior of others is evident. (hashtags: , )