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28 Nov 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Rove: Polling Shows Americans Believe Biden, Trump Too Old for Presidency
Polls show that Americans believe both Biden and Trump are too old to be president. GOP hopefuls such as Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley fare better in polling against Biden. The party that presents a new face will have an advantage in 2024.
Front Page Magazine: Marxist Colorado State Rep. Replaces U.S. Flag on His Desk with Palestinian Flag
Tim Hernández, a Colorado legislator, openly supports Marxism/Leninism. He replaced the American flag on his desk with a Palestinian flag, showing his loyalty to Palestine. Hernández's actions raise questions about loyalty to the United States.
Breitbart: Argentina's Alberto Fernández Will Move to Spain After Term Ends
Outgoing president of Argentina, Alberto Fernández, plans to move to Spain after his term ends. He will teach law and wants to give space to the incoming president. Fernández's presidency was marked by social unrest and economic crisis.
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 429: Breitbart World Editor Frances Martel on Javier Milei’s Victory in Argentina
Breitbart editor discusses Javier Milei's surprise win in Argentina and its implications for Latin America and the world.
#society
Flag And Cross: Prehistoric Women Were Likely Better Hunters Than Men, Study Finds
New study shows prehistoric women were hunters & likely better than men due to female anatomy & biology. Their bodies were better suited for endurance, hormones played a role, & evidence shows women as hunters in fossil records. The findings challenge long-held assumptions about gender roles.
Breitbart: Screen Actors Guild Agreement Addresses Hairstyling, Makeup Equity for Non-White Actors
SAG agreement includes hair and makeup policy for non-white actors. Actors given opportunity to consult on their needs, with production reimbursing them if unable to provide qualified personnel. Only applies to actors with speaking roles.
#war
Times Of Israel: Top Israeli intel unit wasn’t operational on October 7 due to personnel decision
The Israeli military's signals intelligence unit, 8200, was not operational near the Gaza border due to a decision made two years ago to reduce personnel and halt operations on weekends. This left the army without a crucial asset for wiretapping and code decryption during the recent terror attack by Hamas. Soldiers from the unit had previously warned of a planned mass invasion by Hamas, but their concerns were dismissed.
Forbes: Monday, November 27. Russia’s War On Ukraine: News And Information From Ukraine
Day 642 in Ukraine: Kyiv experiences the largest drone attack, with 71 out of 75 drones intercepted. The attack caused damage to buildings, including a kindergarten. Meanwhile, leaders of 23 countries gather for the "Grain from Ukraine" summit, discussing measures to ensure the safe export of Ukrainian grain despite Russian aggression.
Front Page Magazine: The Treachery of Gazan Day Laborers
Israel allowed thousands of Gazans to work in the country, offering higher wages than in Gaza. However, many of these workers provided intelligence to Hamas, leading to a massacre. The State Department's advice to admit more Gazans was dangerous and shows a lack of understanding of Israel's security needs. No more Gazans will be allowed to work in Israel.
Front Page Magazine: I’m Grateful for Israel’s Christian Allies
Evangelical Christians show unwavering support for Israel and the Jewish people amidst rising antisemitism and Palestinian attacks. With over 700 members joining a March for Israel, and organizations like Christians United for Israel raising millions for Israeli charities, the bond between Christians and Jews remains strong. Christian leaders condemn violence against Israel and affirm their solidarity, highlighting the shared values of democracy and the need to combat antisemitism. The Christian support is seen as a reaffirmation of faith and a recognition of the common threat of militant Islam.
#health
Flag And Cross: Mom Allergic To Trees Feels Like A 'Prisoner' In Her Own Home
A woman allergic to trees is trapped in her own home, pleading for help to remove two pine trees in her garden. Mary Duncan's severe allergies prevent her from leaving the house, making it difficult for her to find work. She has requested assistance from her housing association for over four years, but they have refused to cut down the trees, claiming it is her responsibility. Mary fears for her long-term health and is concerned about the cost of removing the trees, as she cannot afford it.
#crime
Fox News: Florida double murder suspect in fatal stabbings of woman, teen girl arrested in Maryland
A man was arrested in Maryland for the deaths of a woman and teenage girl who were stabbed to death in Florida. 25-year-old Jean Pierre Ojeda Salazar was taken into custody and is awaiting extradition to Tampa.
#sports
Forbes: Slumping Minnesota Wild Fire Coach Dean Evason; John Hynes Steps In
Minnesota Wild head coach Dean Evason has been fired after a disappointing start to the season. Evason had a winning record and led the team to the playoffs, but their defensive struggles and lack of scoring prompted the decision. John Hynes will take over as the new head coach.
#outdoors
Backpacker: The Gear That Backpacker’s Editors Loved in November 2023
Gordini hiking and ski socks provide warmth and comfort. Janji's Zephyrunner wind shell is fashionable and functional. iGreely muscle roller aids in muscle recovery.
#other
Flag And Cross: Over Half Of Americans Consider New Year's Resolutions Outdated
55% of Americans think New Year's resolutions are outdated. Millennials are the most over them. Over half give up by March. Only 5% stick to resolutions for a year. Reasons for failure include feeling pressured, not creating lasting change, and feeling like a chore. 43% have broken resolutions, with millennials being the most likely. The top reasons for not sticking to resolutions are lack of motivation, changing priorities, and forgetting. Even though resolutions are seen as unrealistic, 52% of respondents are still interested in setting goals. The most common resolutions are related to general health and food. General health and food resolutions are also the most difficult to stick to. Gen Z focuses on money resolutions, millennials on food, Gen Xers and baby boomers on general health. This year, 51% will set food-related resolutions for 2024, with 73% feeling motivated to improve their diet. Seven in 10 want to take a different approach to resolutions. They want to set smaller, more realistic goals. 48% want to eat healthier, 35% want to consume less sugar, and 28% want to incorporate more vitamins and nutrients into their diet. They would make healthier choices if it's affordable, tastes good, and fits into their lifestyle. 24% find it difficult to find healthy options that their entire household enjoys.