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4 Nov 2023
#politics
Washington Free Beacon: WATCH: Joe Biden's Senior Moment of the Week (Vol. 67)
President Joe Biden, dressed as a frail zombie man, handed out candy to children, with his hand shaking violently while giving what looked like a pack of cigarettes to a scared little boy dressed as Darth Vader.
Breitbart: Barbara Lee: Ceasefire Is 'Crucial to the Release of Hostages'
Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA) urged for an immediate ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict to prevent a regional war and protect civilians. She called for an end to all hostilities, including Hamas, Islamic Jihad, and Hezbollah. Lee emphasized the urgency of a ceasefire to release hostages and prevent further violence.
Breitbart: Dem Rep. Phillips: It's 'Very Difficult' to Be a Jew in the Democratic Caucus, There's 'Seemingly a Lack of Progressive Love'
Democratic presidential candidate Rep. Dean Phillips expressed his concerns about a lack of progressive support for Jewish members of Congress in the Democratic Caucus, stating that it is difficult to be a Jewish representative at the moment. He emphasized the need for inclusivity in the party's dialogue and practices, pointing out that different communities have their own unique challenges. Phillips believes that this lack of support can hinder the party's success in elections.
Red State: Trump's Bump Stock Ban to Face Supreme Court Scrutiny
The US Supreme Court will hear arguments on the Trump Administration's ban on "bump stocks," a device used to increase the rate of fire of a semi-automatic weapon. The case originated from the 2017 mass shooting in Las Vegas. The ban has faced multiple legal challenges from gun rights activists, but the Supreme Court will now decide its constitutionality. The conservative leanings of the Court may impact the outcome, particularly regarding the use of Chevron Deference. Overall, the case could have significant implications for gun control policies in the US.
Breitbart: FNC's Turley: Trump Gag Order 'Unconstitutional'
Jonathan Turley, a contributor on FNC's "The Ingraham Angle," spoke about the temporary freeze on the gag order in President Trump's D.C. case. Turley argued that the order is unconstitutional and could have significant implications. The order prohibits Trump from criticizing prosecutors and witnesses, and Special Counsel Jack Smith has requested its expansion. The ACLU, a critic of Trump, has also deemed the order to be flagrantly unconstitutional.
PJ Media: Kentucky Governor's Race a Bellwether for 2024
Democratic Governor Andy Beshear is running for re-election against GOP star Attorney General Daniel Cameron. Recent polls show them tied, with Cameron gaining support from Trump voters. Beshear's handling of the pandemic and his endorsement of Joe Biden have made him unpopular. Cameron is campaigning alongside well-known Republicans and hoping to secure victory.
Fox News: Hutchinson booed for over a minute after claiming ‘significant likelihood’ Trump will be found guilty
GOP presidential candidate Asa Hutchinson faced boos when he predicted that former President Trump will be found guilty of a felony next year. Hutchinson warned that if Trump wins the 2024 nomination and is then convicted, it will be difficult for Republicans down the ticket to win their races. Trump is currently facing multiple felony counts, but he has pleaded not guilty and claimed the prosecutions are politically motivated.
#war
Le Monde: Iron, fire and blood rain down on encircled Gaza City
Israeli army continues its advance in Gaza Strip, causing unprecedented humanitarian toll on civilians. Hospitals targeted and thousands displaced. Hamas claims almost 10,000 deaths. International condemnation and blame game ensues.
Washington Free Beacon: Southern Poverty Law Center Spokesman Signed Letter Blaming Israel For Hamas Terrorism
Spokespeople for the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) have signed a statement denouncing Israel as an "apartheid state" and blaming them for provoking Hamas's terrorist attacks. The letter, signed by SPLC reporters and journalists, accuses Israel of conducting genocide against the Palestinians and calls for an international boycott of the country. The SPLC has faced criticism for its muted response to the surge in anti-Semitism in the United States following Hamas's attacks.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Hamas trying to sneak injured fighters out among civilian evacuees: US official
Hamas sneaks militants out of Gaza among evacuating civilians, causing complications. The US reports unreasonable demands from Hamas, delaying the evacuation process.
#education
Fox News: 'Default progressivism and D.E.I. loyalty oaths' creating problems for higher education warns NY Times column
American universities are at risk of losing funding due to a left-wing "ideological monoculture" on campuses, according to New York Times columnist Ross Douthat. Douthat argued that the shift to more liberal ideas at universities has led to a lack of free debate and increased radical politics, causing donors and politicians to withdraw funding. This trend, along with the declining birth rate and increasing global tensions, has left colleges out of step with their sources of financial support.
#crime
The Blaze: 20-year-old Jordanian national with expired visa 'trained with weapons to possibly commit an attack' in Texas: Feds | Blaze Media
A Jordanian man in Texas, living with an expired visa, was arrested for illegally purchasing a firearm and researching bomb-making. He had trained with weapons and expressed support for killing individuals of certain religious faiths. Authorities suspect he was planning an attack on a Jewish gathering. If convicted, he could face up to 15 years in prison.
#other
Daily Wire: Astronaut Who Helped Guide Apollo 13 Back To Earth Safely Dies At 87
NASA astronaut Thomas K. Mattingly, known for helping rescue the Apollo 13 crew, has passed away at the age of 87. Mattingly, described as a hero by NASA Administrator Bill Nelson, played a vital role in multiple Apollo missions and was known for his resilience and innovation. Mattingly was set to be part of the Apollo 13 mission but couldn't go due to exposure to rubella, and instead provided crucial support from the ground.