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5 Nov 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Gun Fight at Supreme Court: NRA, ATF, Free Speech, & Bump Stocks
The Supreme Court will decide on free speech rights for the National Rifle Association as well as whether the federal government can ban bump stocks, a firearm accessory. The NRA argues that New York's Department of Financial Services is pressuring banks and insurance companies to avoid doing business with the NRA due to their advocacy for the Second Amendment. In another gun case, the court will consider the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives' regulation to ban bump stocks . The New Civil Liberties Alliance argues that the ATF does not have the authority to change Congress's definition of a machinegun under the Administrative Procedure Act.
Townhall: The Left’s Double Standards On Outrage
Democrats prioritize holding on to power over doing what is right, as evidenced by their concern about losing votes from anti-Israel voters in Michigan. They pander to anti-Semitic views and are quick to shift their stance to appease their base. The left tries to distract from their own hate and anti-Semitism by blaming "white nationalists" for the rise of anti-Jewish sentiment within the pro-Palestine movement. Hypocrisy is rampant, and their actions speak louder than their words. Democrats won't support aid to Israel unless it benefits their own interests, while Ukraine receives substantial aid with little accountability. Their principles revolve around power, using whatever means necessary to achieve their goals.
#foreignaffairs
Townhall: The Semantics of Mass Murder
Hamas and its supporters are divided on how to view the recent pogrom in southern Israel. While Hamas tries to reinterpret their actions, their Western supporters love what they did. Over 1,000 Israelis were killed, 5,400 people were wounded, and 244 people were taken into captivity. The terrorists were well-prepared and had detailed information on each Israeli town. Hamas is now trying to distance themselves from the barbarity of their actions. Those in the West who support Hamas justify their actions with twisted words. The support of the majority of Americans and decent people in the West makes it possible for Israel to protect its citizens.
Le Monde: As war rages in Gaza, North Africa's streets are united, if not its governments
North African streets unite in solidarity with Palestine following intense Israeli bombings in Gaza. Despite governmental divisions, the people of North Africa express support and affection for the Palestinian cause. This unity is also seen during the 2022 Qatar World Cup, where Algerians cheer for the Moroccan team despite diplomatic tension.
#economy
The Telegraph: Sir William Lewis named as Washington Post publisher
Former editor of The Telegraph, Sir William Lewis, has been appointed as publisher and CEO of the Washington Post. The announcement was made by the paper's owner, Jeff Bezos, who praised Sir William's journalism background and his ability to drive financial success. The Washington Post is currently facing financial challenges, with declining readership and a projected $100 million loss this year.
#religion
PJ Media: Why Can Everyone Celebrate Who They Are Except Christians?
It seems like every time you turn around there’s a new “month” being celebrated. In case you can’t keep track of them, here’s a list. Some sub-groups get recognized, but the actual religion that the nation was founded on, Christianity, is cast aside.
Townhall: A Quick Bible Study Vol. 190: Common Phrases Rooted in the Bible - Part 5
Today, we continue our series on common phrases rooted in the Bible. We explore phrases such as "forbidden fruit," "man does not live on bread alone," "a little birdie told me," "see eye to eye," "fall by the wayside," "flesh and blood," "cross to bear," and "you of little faith." These phrases have biblical origins and continue to be used in everyday language.
#culture
Fox News: On this day in history, November 5, 1913, iconic actress Vivien Leigh is born in India
Vivien Leigh, born on November 5, 1913, in Darjeeling, India, achieved fame playing Southern belles. She had a successful career in both film and theater. Leigh's personal life was marked by marriages to Herbert Leigh Holman and Laurence Olivier. She struggled with mental illness and passed away on July 8, 1967.
Vivien Leigh, known for her role as Scarlett O'Hara in "Gone With the Wind," had a tumultuous yet triumphant career. She won two Academy Awards for her performances and was a prolific stage performer. Leigh's legacy lives on through her films and the Victoria and Albert Museum's collection of her personal archives.
#history
The American Spectator: A Religious Poet Slays Murderous Religion
Rabbi Yehuda HaLevi's Kuzari portrays talks between a Khazar king and religious representatives. Halevi defends Judaism, despised in Christian and Muslim countries. The founders of American democracy respected religion but feared faith and state power. Washington's letter to a Jewish congregation in 1790 shows the welcoming attitude towards Jews. The war against Israel is an attempt to reassert a dead empire's power. Religious freedom is important to prevent religions from becoming evil empires.
#other
Townhall: International Adoption Gave Me a Heart of Flesh
A family shares their experience with international adoption from Ukraine, emphasizing the hardships, brokenness, and God's faithfulness throughout the process. They believe that despite the difficulties, international adoption is a tremendous gift that brings about personal growth and allows them to see God's love and strength in their children.