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30 Nov 2023
#politics
Forbes: Israel Aid Deal Hits Another Snag As Democrats Feud Over Gaza War
The Biden administration plans to provide aid to Israel without any conditions, despite growing concerns from Democrats about the civilian casualties in Gaza. Biden's private frustrations with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may lead to aid-with-conditions in the future. However, this move could put Biden at odds with some mainstream Democrats and faces opposition from House Republicans.
Fox News: Kamala Harris dodges multiple questions on TikTok regulation, brings up Russian interference
VP Kamala Harris avoided directly answering questions about the need to regulate TikTok during the New York Times Dealbook Summit. Instead, she highlighted the dangers of misinformation on social media and discussed the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election. When pressed about regulating the Chinese-owned platform, Harris emphasized the importance of national security and protecting democracy.
#society
Front Page Magazine: The Descent into Barbarism
America's descent into barbarism is fueled by the abandonment of societal mores and virtues. The pro-Palestinian movement reflects a seventh-century philosophy that hinders progress. Government and the Democratic Party are contributing to this decline. Without God, civilization crumbles and we are left with animalistic behavior. We must accept the One who can prevent our descent into barbarism.
Forbes: Ryan Vargas Is Named Comcast Community Champion Of The Year
Race car driver Ryan Vargas wins 2023 Comcast Community Champion of the Year for his dedication to raising awareness of craniosynostosis. Vargas, who has the rare birth defect, receives $60,000 for FACES: The National Craniofacial Association. He is praised for his selfless dedication and making a positive difference.
Forbes: Spotify Wrapped 'Sound Towns': Social Media Has Theories About Why You Got Assigned Berkeley Or Burlington
Spotify Wrapped 2023 reveals users' top artists and songs of the year, as well as matching their music taste with a "sound town." Many LGBTQ users found themselves placed in cities like Burlington, Berkeley, and Cambridge, sparking jokes about queer communities. Some questioned the absence of major cities in the results. Spotify addressed the trend and defended the "sound town" feature as an objective reflection of users' listening habits.
#war
Forbes: Harvard Faces Federal Investigation, Joining These Other Universities—Here’s What Led To It
The U.S. Department of Education has opened an investigation into Harvard University after a pro-Palestinian protest on campus. Harvard is now one of several colleges and universities under investigation by the Office for Civil Rights for alleged violations of the Civil Rights Act. Violations could result in the loss of federal funding for the school.
Forbes: Hamas Releases More Hostages—Including 1 American—As 6-Day Truce With Israel Nears End
Hamas releases 12 Israeli hostages, including dual nationals and Thai hostages, as temporary cease-fire with Israel continues. Negotiations for truce extension and hostage release ongoing.
Forbes: Flood The Tunnels - Why Hamas Won’t Return All the Hostages
Former Israeli Ambassador Michael Oren believes that Hamas will not release all the hostages it holds because once they do, Israel will flood their tunnels, leading to the end of Hamas. Hamas is playing for time and hoping for international pressure to force Israel into a permanent ceasefire. The extensive tunnel network poses challenges for both sides, with the possibility of hostages complicating the situation further. The conflict is likely to continue.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: What Were the Hamas Monsters Thinking?
Hamas' multifaceted strategy of terror shocked the world with its barbarity. They invaded Israel, aimed to overwhelm the Iron Dome, and targeted civilians. Hamas relied on anti-Semitism, useful idiots in the West, growing Islamic populations, and the fear of terrorism to manipulate and manipulate. However, their tactics may ultimately backfire, as they harm their own cause and alienate the West.
#economy
Forbes: 6 Trends That Shaped 2023’s Black Friday - Cyber Monday Results
Sales data from the Black Friday-Cyber Monday shopping holiday show strong figures, with record online sales of $9.8 billion on Black Friday and $12.4 billion on Cyber Monday. Sales started earlier this year, and there was an uptick in advertising costs on Amazon. eCommerce sales grew faster than in-store retail, and inflation had an effect on sales figures. Black Friday remains the biggest sales day.
The Epoch Times: JPMorgan Chief Issues Stark Warning on Recession
JPMorgan CEO warns of the risks of inflation and a potential recession if interest rates are raised. Geopolitical tensions and the energy transition are contributing to increased spending, which is inflationary. Despite higher interest rates and ongoing conflicts, consumer spending in the US remains strong.
#military
Forbes: So Long And Thanks For All The Fish! Russia’s Naval-Defense Dolphins May Have Escaped.
A storm in the Black Sea breached the pens where Russia's military dolphins were kept in occupied Crimea. It is uncertain if they escaped or not. These militarized dolphins are used for special naval tasks. If they don't return, they may have a chance at survival in the Black Sea.
Forbes: 80 Seconds From Detection To Destruction: In Krynky, Russian Troops Have Just One Minute Of Safety From Ukraine’s Drones
Ukrainian drones are posing an escalating threat to Russian vehicles and infantry in the war on Ukraine. A recent drone strike by a Ukrainian team on a Russian fighting vehicle set a new speed record for a drone kill-chain, taking only 80 seconds from detection to destruction. With Ukrainian drones dominating the battlefield, Russian troops are unable to stage anywhere near Ukrainian positions without coming under assault from a multitude of drones. This has hindered Russian attempts to push back the small force of Ukrainian marines in the region.
#religion
Front Page Magazine: The Sacking of a Beloved Texas Bishop
The dystopian novel "The Lord of the World" by Monsignor Robert Hugh Benson reflects a world devoid of spirituality, where religion is abolished and a false religion based on belief in Humanity emerges. Pope Silvester, the last pope, is forced to live in the Holy Land after Rome is destroyed. In today's landscape, Pope Francis appears to be reshaping the Catholic Church in ways that diverge from traditional teachings, promoting political ideology and downplaying evangelization. The firing of Bishop Joseph Strickland and other actions by Francis reveal his opposition to tradition and his dismissal of those who hold conservative views.
#culture
Forbes: ‘Sex And The City’ Non-Scripted Dating Show In Development With Candace Bushnell
"Bunim/Murray Productions is developing a dating-themed TV series based on Candace Bushnell's book called 'Is There Still Sex in The City.' The show will follow four women in their fifties as they find love in a country chateau with various suitors. The series aims to cater to the growing dating demographic of fifty-something women. "
Forbes: ‘Night Eaters: Her Little Reapers’ Is A Brilliant, Funny, Disturbing Masterpiece
The second volume of the Night Eaters trilogy, Her Little Reapers, by Marjorie Liu and Sana Takeda, is visually stunning, narratively captivating, and a strong contender for book of the year. It follows twins Milly and Billy as they uncover their supernatural heritage and become entangled in a cult of demons who consume the souls of sacrificed children. With relatable characters, seamless storytelling, and beautiful artwork, this installment advances the series while standing on its own.
Forbes: Liquid Death Renames Arnold Palmer-Inspired Drink To ‘Dead Billionaire’ After Legal Threat
Liquid Death, a sparkling water brand, renamed its beverage from "Armless Palmer" to "Dead Billionaire" due to a legal threat from the estate of golfer Arnold Palmer. Responding to the threat, Liquid Death announced the name change on Instagram, stating that it would still be the same drink but with a different name. Some criticized the decision as "classless" and "heartless." The new packaging will be released in the spring.
#crime
Fox News: Pennsylvania man accused of hitting wife to death during argument over money for cat's vet bills
An 84-year-old man in Pennsylvania kills his wife during an argument over money for their cat's vet bill. He strikes her multiple times, causing blunt force injuries to her head. He is charged with murder.
Forbes: Trump Goes After Wife Of Judge In N.Y. Fraud Case
Former President Donald Trump accused the wife of the New York judge presiding over his civil fraud trial of political bias on social media. Trump alleged that Judge Arthur Engoron's wife, along with his law clerk, have taken control of the trial, which he referred to as a "witch hunt" targeting him and the Republican Party. Trump's attacks on the court have escalated since the gag order was lifted, resulting in numerous harassing and threatening messages to court staff.
Forbes: Indian National Charged For Targeting American Sikh Activist In Assassination Plot, DOJ Says
The Justice Department charged an Indian national for a murder-for-hire plot against a Sikh political activist in New York. The alleged assassin was directed by an Indian government employee.
Indian national Nikhil Gupta allegedly planned to assassinate Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, a vocal critic of the Indian government. Gupta contacted an undercover U.S. law enforcement officer posing as a hitman.
#sports
Le Monde: Champions League: Lens crushed by Arsenal while Manchester United draw with Galatasaray
Man United draws with Galatasaray, facing elimination from Champions League, while Arsenal and PSV qualify. United concedes 14 goals in 5 matches.
Forbes: Manchester United’s Game Management Costs Them In The Champions League
Manchester United disappoint with a draw in Istanbul, unable to secure a much-needed victory. They started strong, but defensive mistakes and a lack of game management allowed Galatasaray to come back and equalize. Despite multiple chances, Manchester United failed to find a winning goal.
Forbes: Will Bayern Munich Continue Its Incredible UCL Streak Against Man United?
Bayern Munich's 18-game winning streak in the Champions League group stage has ended with a 0-0 draw against Copenhagen. However, they remain unbeaten in 39 group stage games and will aim to continue their record against Manchester United. It remains to be seen if Bayern can extend the streak to 40 games and secure the second-place spot in Group A.
Forbes: Where No Race Has Gone Before: NASCAR To Exclusively Stream Some Races In 2025
Starting in 2025, NASCAR will stream 10 races online, with five exclusively on Amazon Prime Video. The $7.7 billion media rights deal includes Fox Sports, NBC, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Amazon. Practice and qualifying sessions will also be available on streaming platforms. NASCAR aims to tap into the growing trend of streaming content and provide fans with more options to watch races.
Forbes: The Boys In The Boat: The True Story Behind The Upcoming Film
"The Boys in The Boat" is a film based on a true story about the University of Washington rowing crew who won gold at the 1936 Olympic Games in Germany. It follows the journey of Joe Rantz, a young man from a difficult background, as he overcomes obstacles to achieve success. The film showcases the power of friendship and determination.
Forbes: NHL Nets New CTV Apps To Keep Pace With Changing Sports Landscape
The National Hockey League (NHL) has launched new apps on major U.S. video platforms, including Apple TV, Android TV, Amazon Fire TV, and Roku, in response to changing viewer demands and the decline of cable regional sports networks. The apps, created by ViewLift, allow fans to customize their feed based on their preferred teams, providing condensed games, highlights, behind-the-scenes features, and more. ViewLift CEO Rick Allen stated that the apps cover the majority of connected television viewership in the United States, and future plans include expanding to television manufacturers' platforms.
Forbes: Aaron Rodgers Returns To Jets Practice Less Than 3 Months After Achilles Tear
Greenlit for "functional football activity," New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers returned to practice after tearing his Achilles tendon, but it's unlikely he will lead his struggling team to the playoffs. The Jets have until December 20 to add him to the active roster.
#outdoors
All Outdoor: NEW Maven S.3 20-40x67mm Spotting & RS1.2 2.5-15x44 FFP Riflescope
Maven Optics has released two new premium models: the Maven S.3 20-40x67mm spotting scope and the RS1.2 2.5-15x44mm FFP riflescope. These optics offer excellent clarity and performance for shooters and spotters. The spotting scope is compact and portable, while the riflescope is designed for precision and versatility in hunting scenarios. Both models are available at affordable prices through Maven's direct-to-consumer business model.
#technology
Forbes: Here’s Why Senators Want To Ban The TSA’s Facial Recognition Screening At Airports
Bipartisan bill aims to end TSA's facial recognition program at airports, citing privacy concerns. Senators argue that travelers are unaware they can opt out.
Forbes: Electric Vehicles And Plug-Ins Bomb Consumer Reports Reliability Survey
New survey reveals electric vehicles (EVs) and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) had higher reliability issues compared to gas vehicles. EVs accounted for 79% more problems, while PHEVs had 146% more problems. However, traditional hybrids scored higher. Electric pickup trucks, including the Ford F-150 Lightning, were the worst-rated category. Legacy automakers may have an advantage due to their experience with mass production and sharing body styles and equipment from their internal-combustion models.
Forbes: Whether Hard Or Soft Rock All Mining Equipment Will Be Electric
Mining companies are shifting towards electrification, with major players like Rio Tinto and BHP embracing electric vehicles and batteries as the future of mining. These electric vehicles offer advantages such as regenerative braking, reduced emissions underground, and cost-efficiency. Though some mining firms still consider other alternatives like hydrogen, the trend towards electrification is clear. The transition to electric mining vehicles will help in solving transportation emissions and contribute to the overall goal of combating climate change.
#other
Forbes: ‘Queen Rock Montreal’ Concert Film To Be Screened In IMAX
1981 concert film, Queen Rock Montreal, featuring Queen at the height of their career, will be screened in IMAX theaters worldwide in January 2024. The film captures the band's pre-Hot Space era and showcases their greatest hits, along with two additional songs. Directed by Saul Swimmer, it is hailed as an intimate portrayal of Freddie Mercury's powerful presence. In celebration of their debut album's 50th anniversary, the film will be shown in over 450 IMAX locations for four days.
Forbes: ‘Sex And The City’ Franchise Is Growing With A Reality Dating Show
Reality dating series based on Candace Bushnell's "Sex and the City" book in development. It follows four friends navigating dating in their fifties seeking a "love do-over." They will live together in a country chateau and explore different types of relationships.
Forbes: Bob Iger Says He Will ‘Definitely Step Down’ After Contract Expires In 2026
Disney CEO Bob Iger plans to step down in 2026 after extending his contract. He expressed dissatisfaction with current CEO Bob Chapek's performance but also confirmed that ABC is not up for sale. Iger also addressed Disney's decision to pull advertisements from the social media app X, following owner Elon Musk's endorsement of an antisemitic tweet.
Forbes: Elon Musk Says Advertisers That Have Left X Shouldn’t Come Back
Tesla CEO Elon Musk, during an interview at the New York Times' Dealbook Summit, said that advertisers who left the platform following his controversial tweet should not return. Musk called their return a "blackmail" and told them to "go f***" themselves. (and )
Forbes: Will Smith Takes ‘Slow Horses’ To Thrilling New Highs In Season Three
Gary Oldman returns as Jackson Lamb in the third season of 'Slow Horses' on Apple TV+. It's a hit series with a killer ensemble cast and has won numerous awards. Season three sees Lamb and his team caught up in a conspiracy that threatens MI5 and Slough House. The show blends tension, action, humor, and fresh storytelling, keeping the audience hooked. The cast brings their characters to life, and the performances are compelling and moving. With new directors each season, the show continues to evolve, offering new challenges and surprises.
Forbes: Auto Workers Union Urges Workers At Tesla, BMW And Toyota To Unionize
The United Auto Workers union is organizing at several automakers, including Toyota, Tesla, Nissan, BMW, and Volkswagen, following their success with new contracts at Ford, Stellantis, and General Motors. Thousands of non-union auto workers are signing union cards, with a strong campaign at a Toyota assembly complex in Kentucky. The organizing effort aims to provide a better life for workers in the industry.
Forbes: Banksy’s Brexit Mural Destroyed After Building Demolished
A Banksy mural in Dover, England, was destroyed when the building it was painted on was demolished. The mural, featuring a construction worker chipping away a yellow star on the EU flag, was deemed unfeasible to preserve. The estimated value of the mural before its destruction was $1.26 million.
Forbes: Author Post: Turns Out My Dad Was Right About These Three Things
Summary: Father's advice may not always be appreciated at the time, but looking back, it holds true. Family should always come first, the right friends can define your path, and conversations should focus on ideas, not gossip.
Forbes: 15 Holiday Movies On Netflix That Are Perfect For Singles Looking For Love
Netflix has a list of 15 festive holiday films to watch this season, including "Single All The Way" and "Holidate". These feel-good movies offer happy endings and are perfect for escaping the holiday blues.
Forbes: Netflix Will Launch Grand Theft Auto Trilogy For Free As Hype For New GTA Mounts
Netflix is launching "Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition" on Dec. 14, a free game aimed at boosting its video game business. The collection includes three popular games and will be available at no additional cost to Netflix subscribers. The timing coincides with the anticipated release of the trailer for "Grand Theft Auto VI."
Forbes: ‘Bob Hearts Abishola’ To Conclude With Season 5 At CBS
"Bob Hearts Abishola," the CBS comedy by Chuck Lorre, will end after five seasons. The show, which premiered in 2019, tells the love story of Bob, a middle-aged businessman from Detroit, and Abishola, a Nigerian immigrant and his cardiac nurse. The series has been praised for its portrayal of the immigrant experience and Nigerian culture.
Fox News: DuPont Co., spin-off firms to pay Ohio $110M in 'forever chemical' settlement
Chemical firms will pay Ohio $110 million in a settlement over the use of PFAS chemicals, known as "forever chemicals." Ohio alleged damage to natural resources and impropriety in the 2015 spinoff by DuPont that created Chemours. DuPont will pay about $39 million, Chemours will pay about $55 million, and the rest will be owed by Corteva. The settlement allocates 80% to restoration efforts and 20% to statewide PFAS claims.
Flag And Cross: Margot Robbie May Disappoint Fans Hoping for 'Barbie 2'
Actress Margot Robbie has expressed doubt about the possibility of a sequel to the successful film "Barbie," stating that the intention was for it to be a standalone movie. She emphasized the importance of original films and the idea that they can still be successful at the box office without relying on remakes or sequels. Robbie believes that films led by women can appeal to a broad audience and hopes that the success of "Barbie" will pave the way for more original projects in the future.