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3 Nov 2023
#illegals
The Blaze: Right now, 7,000 migrants are heading to America via the Darién Gap, many of whom are being led by 'Chinese influencers' | Blaze Media
Illegal immigration has skyrocketed since the Biden administration took office, with over 7,000 immigrants making their way to the United States through the Darién Gap. It is alleged that "Chinese influencers" are leading this influx. The administration is requesting $1.4 billion from Congress to support migrant services, expecting taxpayers to foot the bill. Some cities and states that did not adopt sanctuary policies are frustrated by having to shoulder the financial burden. The consequences are dire, including prostitution and crime rates rising among migrants and the potential for anarchy in the streets.
#politics
National Review: The Corner: Ohioans Could Use Donald Trump’s Help against Abortion Radicalism
Ohioans will vote on Issue 1, which could enshrine abortion as a fundamental right. The outcome is uncertain and Trump's support could be helpful for pro-lifers.
Le Monde: In the United States, the Israel-Hamas war is dividing Democrats
Secretary of State Blinken faced interruptions during his speech on Gaza at a Senate committee hearing. Pressure on the Biden administration is rising, both politically and in terms of security. The plight of civilians in Gaza is causing turmoil within the Democratic camp, placing the administration at odds with the progressive wing and young voters, potentially affecting the 2024 presidential election. Calls for a ceasefire have emerged from congressional Democrats, but the White House maintains its support for Israel's right to defend itself. +
Fox News: Jeffries vows Democrats will 'support each other' as groups threaten to primary anti-Israel progressives
House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries defends progressive members against pro-Israel groups threatening primary opponents. Democrats stand together despite criticism from American Israeli Public Affairs Committee. Jeffries endorses re-election of Rep. Ilhan Omar.
Foreign Policy: Is America Really ‘Indispensable’ Again?
The United States is facing internal divisions within the Republican Party over its international commitments, particularly regarding aid to Ukraine and Israel. The Democrats, while initially supportive of President Biden's military efforts abroad, are now expressing doubts and demanding additional funds for domestic programs alongside emergency aid for Ukraine, Israel, and the Indo-Pacific. These debates highlight America's historical tendency to avoid foreign entanglements, but also expose incoherent decision-making in Washington.
The Federalist: Paul Krugman Doesn't Understand The IRS Or How Money Works
Democrats are upset about having to choose between funding the IRS or sending money to other countries. House Speaker Mike Johnson proposed using a cut from the IRS budget to provide aid to Israel, but this was quickly rejected. Paul Krugman believes that reducing the IRS budget will hinder their ability to catch wealthy tax cheats, although there is no evidence supporting this claim. The IRS relies heavily on automated audits of lower- and middle-income individuals due to their limited resources and lack of ability to fight back. Increasing the budget of the IRS or implementing an email system would be more effective in achieving the desired outcomes.
National Review: The Corner: ‘Penny-Wise, Pound-Foolish’ to Protect George Santos from Expulsion, Moderate New York Republicans Say
House rejects effort to expel Representative George Santos, citing ethics investigation and due process concerns. Expulsion would trigger a special election in a blue-leaning Long Island district. New York Republicans plan to propose another resolution after the Ethics Committee publishes its findings.
The Telegraph: Gaza sit-in protest at King’s Cross station banned by Transport Secretary
Transport Secretary, Mark Harper, has banned a sit-in protest at King's Cross station in London due to the potential risk to train services. Despite the ban, hundreds of protestors have gathered at the station in defiance.
PJ Media: Nikki Haley's Troubling Land Giveaway to CCP-Connected Company
Former U.S. ambassador Nikki Haley warns about the dangers of China, but her record as governor of South Carolina tells a different story. During her tenure, South Carolina sold and gave away hundreds of acres of real estate to Chinese investors, including a company with strong ties to the Chinese Communist Party. Chinese companies also purchased large amounts of land in the state, and Chinese capital investment doubled. Haley denies these claims, but the evidence suggests otherwise.
#society
The Telegraph: Swastika and ‘Kill Jews’ graffiti found at London private school
Anti-Semitic graffiti with a swastika and the words "Kill Jews" was found at Channing School in London. The school reported the incident to the police and a Jewish security charity, emphasizing that anti-Semitism is not tolerated. Education Secretary Gillian Keegan has called for action against anti-Semitism in schools.
#war
Euromaidan Press: President Zelenskyy appoints new head of Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces 
President Zelenskyy replaces the head of Ukraine's Special Operations Forces with Colonel Serhii Lupanchuk. The former commander, Viktor Khorenko, will continue special tasks in the Ministry of Defense.
The Telegraph: Why Benjamin Netanyahu may yet live to fight another day
In the aftermath of a massacre, unlikely alliances are forming in Israel. Left-wing and Right-wing groups are putting aside their differences to provide aid and support to those affected. The attack has brought the country together, as people from all walks of life are volunteering and uniting in their grief and determination to fight back against terrorism. However, the future of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu remains uncertain, as many blame him for the attack and the government's response.
Fox News: Blinken push for humanitarian pauses in Israeli war falls flat with Netanyahu
The White House is pushing for pauses in Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza to allow aid and safe evacuation. Secretary of State Blinken believes pauses could help release hostages but emphasized there are no guarantees. The US has resisted calls for a ceasefire, stating it would benefit Hamas.
Spectator USA: Hamas is now the armed wing of the culture of victimhood
Hamas leader Ghazi Hamad justifies their actions, claiming victimhood as the reason. He states that all of their actions are justified because they are victims of occupation. This victim-terror complex poses a threat to Israeli life and liberty.
The Telegraph: Ukraine: The Latest - Could Ukraine hold presidential elections?
President Zelensky of Ukraine is facing the dilemma of whether to hold presidential elections next year despite the ongoing war. While some argue that it would strengthen his position and show Ukraine's commitment to victory, others raise concerns about safety, disruption, and distracting from delicate matters on the world stage. Historical examples of countries holding elections during wartime are provided, with the Korean election of 1952 being the most relevant comparison. The podcast Ukraine: The Latest provides daily analysis and updates on the situation in Ukraine.
#foreignaffairs
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine FM Kuleba to Germans: “Support our fight, our victory will also be your victory”
Ukraine FM Kuleba seeks German support against Russia, emphasizing Western political support for Ukraine.
#health
Daily Wire: Country Star Chris Stapleton Talks About His Decision To Get Sober
Country music star Chris Stapleton opened up about his decision to quit drinking, revealing that he didn't need rehab to realize he had a problem. Stapleton, who has been sober for years, explained that he had a drinking contest with himself in his 20s and lost. He now focuses on his health and uses vocal exercises as part of his pre-show ritual.
#crime
The Blaze: 'I literally did not see anything': Viral airplane lady tries to explain her American Airlines freakout | Blaze Media
Tiffany Gomas, the woman on an American Airlines flight, clarified on a podcast that she did not actually see anything strange and her outburst was a figure of speech during an argument. A police report revealed that she was upset over a dispute with relatives, accused them of stealing her headphones, and expressed concerns about the safety of the plane.
GB News: Urgent warning issued after 'men tried to abduct children' outside school - 'Be vigilant!'
Parents in Clapham Common are warned to stay cautious after two men tried to abduct children outside a school on Halloween night. The school principal issued an email to parents urging them to be vigilant and report any suspicious activity to the police. The incident took place around 7:30 pm near Nansen Road and Forthbridge Road.
#outdoors
On The Water: NH Fish & Game: Report Your 2023 Striped Bass Effort & Catch Online
Anglers who fished for striped bass in New Hampshire's coastal waters are being asked to report their catch and effort online. This survey helps marine biologists manage the fish and participants have a chance to win a prize.