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3 Nov 2023
#politics
Euromaidan Press: Moldova excludes pro-Russian party from local elections
The Pro-Russian Șansă Party has been disqualified from participating in local elections in Moldova, as announced by the Moldovan Prime Minister, citing national security reasons in the context of a hybrid war waged by Russia. The party, affiliated with former MP Ilan Shor who is currently imprisoned, has been accused of receiving substantial covert funding and attempting to influence the electoral campaign.
Red State: Newsom Brought Former Presidential Photographer on China Trip, Stuck CA Taxpayers With the Bill
Gov. Newsom's trip to China was seen as a success by him, but many found it tone-deaf and filled with gaffes. Taxpayer funds were used to pay for a private photographer, raising concerns about Newsom's self-awareness. Despite criticism, Newsom defends the decision, claiming it's important to capture his time in office.
Red State: Hunter Biden Tries to Weaponize Justice Department Against Tony Bobulinski Ahead of Congressional Hearing
Hunter Biden is urging the Justice Department to investigate his former business associate, Tony Bobulinski, for allegedly lying to federal investigators about their relationship. Bobulinski had previously brought forward allegations about the Biden family's foreign business dealings, which were disputed by Hunter's lawyer. This situation adds further complexity to the ongoing saga surrounding President Biden and his family, potentially impacting his presidency.
Fox News: Judges dismiss North Dakota GOP lawsuit over Native-focused state House subdistricts
A federal panel dismisses lawsuit alleging unconstitutional race consideration in North Dakota redistricting.
The Telegraph: Silvio Berlusconi’s family scrap payments to women who attended bunga bunga parties
Silvio Berlusconi's family has stopped making monthly payments to women who attended his bunga bunga sex parties. Around 20 women, including models and dancers, were receiving the payments, but the remittances have now been ended. The family has also told several women living in apartments provided by Berlusconi that they must leave by the end of the year. The payments were supposedly meant to compensate the women for damage to their reputations caused by their involvement in Berlusconi's trials.
#society
Daily Wire: After Landmark SCOTUS Ruling On Free Speech, More Artists Ask For Help In The Fight
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the government cannot force individuals to speak a message that violates their beliefs, protecting freedom of speech for all. However, lower courts still need to apply this ruling, and it is the responsibility of citizens to protect this cherished freedom. Artists who have been forced to create art that contradicts their beliefs are now hoping that courts will apply this ruling to prevent government coercion.
Newsbusters: NBC’s ‘Today’ Goes HARD on Treating Anti-Semitism, Islamophobia as Equally Pervasive
NBC's Today show initially highlighted the rise of anti-Semitism on college campuses, but then shifted towards bothsidesism and portrayed pro-Hamas students as victims. They emphasized the threats faced by Jewish students but also mentioned rising Islamophobia. The segment seemed to downplay the attacks on Jewish students and sympathize with pro-Hamas sentiments.
The Babylon Bee: Harvard Crew Team Unveils New U-Boat
Harvard President unveils new U-boat for rowing team. Board believes it will dominate and destroy Israel. Anti-Semitic remarks questioned.
#war
The Telegraph: Israel strikes Gaza ambulance it claims was used by Hamas terrorists
Israel struck an ambulance in Gaza City, claiming it was carrying Hamas terrorists but local health officials say it was transporting wounded civilians. The ambulance was targeted while evacuating injured people from the north to the south of Gaza.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: France calls Israeli strike on the French institute in Gaza incomprehensible
France expressed astonishment and demanded an investigation into an Israeli strike on a French cultural institute in Gaza. The French Foreign Minister called for explanations from Israeli authorities and highlighted the need to protect civilian populations.
Several French nationals and their families were able to leave Gaza and cross into Egypt, while hundreds of foreigners have fled the war-torn region. Egypt plans to eventually evacuate 7,000 foreigners through the Rafah crossing.
#health
Fox News: PFAS 'forever chemicals' found in 71% of Wisconsin's shallow, private wells
Nearly 71% of shallow, private wells in Wisconsin were found to be contaminated with PFAS chemicals, according to a recent survey funded by the EPA. The contamination levels were below recommended limits, but agricultural areas showed the highest concentrations. PFAS, known as "forever chemicals," are manmade substances found in various products and have been linked to health issues such as low birth weight and liver disease.
#crime
The Telegraph: Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler accused of sexually assaulting 17-year-old
Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler is facing accusations of sexually assaulting a 17-year-old in a phone booth almost 50 years ago. The alleged victim, Jeanne Bellino, claims that Tyler forced her into the booth and simulated having sex with her in a hotel in 1975. Bellino has filed a lawsuit against Tyler in New York, stating that she has suffered severe emotional distress as a result of the incident.
Fox News: Lookout in Opa-locka, Florida gang shooting gets life in prison
Davonte Barnes, a gang member, was sentenced to life in prison for his involvement in a South Florida shooting that killed three people and injured 20 others. The shooting was linked to a dispute between two Opa-locka gangs, with Barnes serving as a lookout during the attack. The victims were Desmond Owens, Clayton Dillard III, and Shankquia Lechelle Peterson.
Fox News: What the FBI seized from the home of New York City Mayor Eric Adams' top fundraiser
The FBI raided the home of a top fundraiser for NYC Mayor Eric Adams, seizing electronic devices and paperwork in relation to a corruption investigation. The raid is part of an inquiry into possible illegal foreign donations to Adams' mayoral campaign.
#sports
National Review: Female Field Hockey Player Suffers ‘Significant’ Injuries after Male Opponent’s Shot Strikes Her in the Face
A female field hockey player in Massachusetts was severely injured when a ball struck by a male opponent hit her in the face. The incident occurred during a game between Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School and Swampscott High School. The male player, identified as Sawyer Groothuis, hit the ball, causing significant facial and dental injuries to the female athlete. The Massachusetts Equal Rights Amendment allows male participation on female teams, and the incident has sparked a debate about athlete safety and the need for better head protection in women's field hockey.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Florida Gator Hunters Capture Rare Python Hundreds of Miles North of the Everglades
A group of hunters in Central Florida captured an 11-foot, 52-pound python, an invasive species in the area. The snake was discovered in Brevard County, further north than previous sightings, and its presence raises concerns about the spread of the species.
#other
Daily Signal: African Students Chase Abortion Advocates Off School Property
Pro-life students in Malawi chased off abortion advocates and burned their contraceptives. The students have been educated about abortion dangers and have made the right decisions.
Red State: What Does an El Niño Winter Have in Store for the United States?
Weather forecast predicts a big snowfall in western states due to El Niño winter. New England is expected to have less snow than usual. Recent storms have dumped heavy snow in various regions. The La Niña/El Niño cycle has been ongoing for centuries, with weather changing over long intervals. Alaskans are preparing for winter.
PJ Media: Far-Left ‘Fact-Checker’ NewsGuard Denies Established Fact on Hospital Bombing, Covers For Jihadis
The left's fact-checking scam is becoming more absurd. NewsGuard, a leftist news arbiter funded by the Department of Defense, called out the Daily Wire for accurately reporting on the Hamas-Israel war. Despite U.S. intelligence officials confirming that Palestinian Islamic Jihad was responsible for bombing a hospital, NewsGuard defended them. This biased fact-checking organization has partnerships with the State Department, Defense Department, and World Health Organization. However, there is hope as the Consortium for Independent Journalism has filed a defamation suit against NewsGuard.
All Outdoor: So, You Want to Purchase a Suppressor?… Sweet! Here is How You Do It
So, you want to purchase a suppressor? Here's how you do it: First, buy your suppressor from a certified dealer and test it out. Then, make an eForms account and record the serial number. Next, get your fingerprints digitally taken and complete the ATF Form 4 application. Submit the application and pay the $200 tax. The processing time is around 270 days, so be patient. Once approved, print your tax stamp and take it to your dealer to take possession of your suppressor.