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29 Nov 2023
#politics
Breitbart: $100 of Goods and Services Now Costs $119 After Years of Bidenomics
Goods and services in the US have become more expensive under President Biden's economic policy, with grocery prices being the top concern for voters in swing states. Ground beef, coffee, fruits, vegetables, electric bills, natural gas, car insurance, hotel prices, and used car prices have all increased significantly. Inflation is still high and is not expected to return to normal levels until 2025. Biden has blamed businesses for price gouging, but economists say prices rarely go down and the best hope is for slower growth. The rising prices are a burden for consumers.
Fox News: Conservative lawmakers wary over slowdown in government funding fight: 'We punted'
Conservatives are concerned that the House's delay in voting on appropriations bills until the new year will waste valuable time in negotiations. Lawmakers returned on Tuesday but won't reconvene until January 15. Congress passed a temporary extension of last year's funding levels, but the urgency to make a deal has been dampened. The House has passed seven of 12 appropriations bills and should be pushing harder to discuss spending measures. Intra-GOP divisions and disagreements have slowed progress. Conversations between the top appropriators in the House and Senate are ongoing.
Fox News: Protesters fly massive George Santos balloon outside Capitol demanding his expulsion
Progressive protesters pop balloon depicting scandal-ridden Rep. George Santos outside Capitol. MoveOn calls for his expulsion.
Breitbart: Exclusive: GOP Alliance to Boost 2024 Pennsylvania Mail-In Voting Results
Citizens Alliance launches "Pennsylvania Chase" initiative to increase Republican mail-in voting results in Pennsylvania. The grassroots effort aims to knock on 500,000 doors and boost mail-in ballots by 33 percent, potentially turning the state red in future elections. The goal is to counter Pennsylvania Democrats' successful mail-in ballot tactics.
The Telegraph: Niger decriminalises people trafficking in blow to EU efforts to tackle migration
Niger's junta has decriminalized people trafficking, risking an increase in West African migrants heading to Europe. Niger serves as a key migration route, with Tunisia and Libya to the north and Nigeria, Benin, and Burkina Faso to the south. The revocation of the anti-trafficking law will release convicted smugglers and demonstrates the junta's defiance of international pressure.
#society
Forbes: Kanye West Performs Antisemitic Lyrics In Dubai—Reigniting Backlash After Earlier Remarks Cost Him Billions
Kanye West is facing backlash from the Anti-Defamation League and the American Jewish Committee for performing a new song with anti-Jewish rhetoric at a party in Dubai. The song, titled "Vultures," addresses the controversy surrounding West's previous comments praising Hitler and threatening violence against Jews. Fellow musician Chris Brown defended himself against criticism for supporting the song, stating that he is not antisemitic. The organizations condemned West for promoting antisemitism during a time of rising hate crimes against the Jewish community. ( )
The Telegraph: Wednesday evening news briefing: Snow could reach London as Khan declares 'severe weather emergency'
Snow could hit London as Sadiq Khan declares a weather emergency. Israeli hostage, a 12-year-old boy, forced to watch Hamas massacre videos. Second member of the Royal family named in racism scandal.
Breitbart: Reports: Bank Protests Once Again Rock China’s Henan Province After Violent 2022 Crackdown
Protesters demand the return of their money from banks in China's Henan province, facing arrest and police brutality. The 2022 crisis, caused by freezing bank deposits, led to widespread poverty and illness. Chinese authorities used coronavirus tracking software to monitor and suppress the protests. Banks may be forced to cover $89 billion in bad real estate debt, potentially causing a banking industry collapse.
The Blaze: Deadspin, other media outlets ripped young Chiefs fan for wearing 'black face,' headdress. His mom says he's Native American. | Blaze Media
Deadspin criticized a young Kansas City Chiefs fan for wearing "black face" at a game against the Las Vegas Raiders. The writer used a photo that only showed half of the kid's face, which was black. However, the other half of the face was red, one of the Chiefs' team colors. The accusation faced backlash, and it was revealed that the young fan is actually Native American.
#war
Fox News: Hamas releases more Israeli hostages on 6th day of cease-fire
Hamas releases two Israeli-Russian hostages as part of a temporary cease-fire agreement. This exchange is the sixth release of hostages and more are expected.
Breitbart: Israel Probes Hamas Claim that Hostage Baby Kfir is Dead: 'Hamas Is Wholly Responsible'
IDF investigates Hamas claims of hostage deaths: mother, child, and infant taken from Israeli community by Palestinian terrorists. Hamas must release all hostages immediately.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Biden’s 'as long as it takes' approach in Ukraine has failed: Here’s why
President Biden's approach to saving Ukraine from Russia has failed, with Russia still controlling 20% of Ukraine's territory. Money and technology do not win wars, but strategy does, and Biden failed to devise one. Putin's main goal is to prevent the US from entering conflicts by holding the US homeland at risk.
The Blaze: Oakland residents go viral over truly insane defense of Hamas: 'Israel murdered their own people on Oct. 7!' | Blaze Media
Oakland City Council approves resolution supporting cease-fire in Israel and Palestine, but rejects amendment condemning Hamas. Chaos ensues as residents deny Hamas atrocities and blame Israel. This denial and refusal to acknowledge reality is seen as disturbing and dangerous.
#economy
The Epoch Times: US Economy Grew Faster in 3rd Quarter Than Expected but Cooling Signals Warrant Caution
US economy grew faster in 3Q, but income side and recent data suggest growth is slowing. GDP rose at 5.2% pace, mostly due to consumer spending and inventory investment. Experts say numbers exaggerated and GDP and GDI discrepancy is concerning. Growth cooling in final quarter.
US consumer sentiment dropped by 4% in November, marking fourth consecutive decline. Inflation fears surged to 22-year high, with expectations of 4.5% inflation over next 12 months. Despite CPI decrease, consumers worried about future inflation. Wages not keeping up with inflation.
#culture
The Telegraph: Notre-Dame spire takes shape on Paris skyline
The new spire on Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris nears completion, with scaffolding still surrounding it. The oak structure will be visible before Christmas, identical to the previous one that collapsed in the 2019 fire.
#crime
Breitbart: EXCLUSIVE: Mexican Troops Rescue U.S. Tourist Kidnapped While Driving Cross-Country
Texas woman kidnapped by cartel gunmen in Tamaulipas, Mexico, while driving to Belize. Rescued by Mexican troops after calling for help.
#sports
Forbes: Does The Michigan Sign-Stealing Scandal Offer a Lesson?
The scandal of sign-stealing by the Michigan Wolverines in college football has been overshadowed by their winning streak, proving that winning solves problems in sports. Despite accusations of rule-breaking, the Wolverines' victory over Ohio State denied rival fans the opportunity to claim their success was due to cheating. Controversies like this often fade away if the team continues to win, and the NCAA investigation may become insignificant if the Wolverines maintain their winning streak.
#other
Forbes: Retail Tech News You Might Have Missed Due To Black Friday Weekend
Amazon partners with Hyundai to sell cars, raising questions about their sales capabilities and potential for luxury sales. Rite-Aid closes stores while Chinese retailer Miniso opens new stores in the UK, despite difficult market conditions. The cheap goods industry faces criticism for its impact on the environment and human rights. Apple aims to improve consumer digital wallets, while self-checkout systems and vending machines in stores spark debate. A study suggests that social media users have different needs, which retailers should consider in their store design.