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4 Nov 2023
#politics
Daily Wire: If Dems Win In Virginia On Tuesday, Speaker Of House Poised To Be Felon Who Wants To Release Murderers
The political control of Virginia's House of Delegates is at stake in the upcoming election. If the Democrats regain control, a former felon who spent seven years in prison could become their leader. This candidate has a controversial history and radical ideas, such as automatic release for certain inmates and bringing Satan into public schools. The Democrats' push towards the Left has attracted candidates with extreme views.
National Review: Biden Can’t Escape His China-Scandal Paper Trail
Joe Biden's collusion with China is back in the news as evidence of his involvement in the Biden/China scheme comes to light. The House Oversight Committee's latest report shows that Biden received a 10 percent payout from the scheme, matching his stake in the venture as outlined in a 2017 email. The scheme involved a partnership with CEFC, a Chinese energy conglomerate closely tied to the Chinese Communist regime. The evidence of Biden's involvement in this scandal was available before the 2020 election but was dismissed as "Russian disinformation."
The Telegraph: London Palestine protest latest: BBC targeted by demonstrators as tens of thousands gather in capital
Tens of thousands gather in London for pro-Palestinian rally. Protesters demanding an end to Gaza bombardment. Security measures increased to monitor criminal behavior at protests.
National Review: Israel the Improbable Miracle
In Michael Chabon's novel, The Yiddish Policemen's Union, he imagines a world where Israel was never founded and instead, a portion of Alaska becomes the main home for the world's Jews. The story revolves around a murder investigation conducted by hard-drinking detective Meyer Landsman in the chilly, sprawling city of Sitka, a fictionalized version of the real city in Alaska. Chabon explores the complex relationships between Jews, the Tlingit people, and the U.S. government, ultimately delving into a scheme involving terrorists and a plot to reclaim Israel for the Jews.
#society
Fox News: 'Being a Jew at NYU right now is scary': Students recall fear on campus as antisemitic sentiments rise
Jewish college students Bella Ingber and Yola Ashkenazie spoke about the rise of antisemitism on campus due to support for Hamas during the war in Gaza. They mentioned signs calling for violence against Jews and hearing chants like "gas the Jews" and "Hitler was right." The students expressed fear and frustration with the lack of condemnation and support from their universities.
Flag And Cross: Video: School Tries to Shift Blame on Teammate After Male Player Knocks Out Teeth of Girl
The push for transgender girls to play on girls' sports teams is causing backlash. In a high school field hockey game in Massachusetts, a male player identifying as female struck a female player in the face with a ball, causing injury. Many conservative figures expressed outrage over the incident. This raises concerns about the fairness and safety of allowing transgender athletes on girls' teams.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Wire: Pentagon Suspends Travel To Israel For Top DOD Officials, Members Of Congress
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has temporarily suspended Pentagon flights to Israel for top DOD officials and members of Congress due to the intense military conflict in the area. This decision restricts visits by senior DOD leaders and discourages visits requiring DoD support by members of Congress and their staffs.
Daily Wire: Report: U.S. And European Officials Float Peace Terms For Ukraine
Senior officials from the United States and its allies have started discussing terms for ending the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. The peace deal would likely involve Ukraine giving up occupied territory in exchange for security guarantees from the West. Support for the war in Ukraine among Americans has been declining, with many believing that neither side is winning. The Ukrainian Army Commander-in-Chief admitted that the war has reached a stalemate, and Russia's willingness to take heavy casualties has surprised Ukraine. Despite these challenges, Russia has held the line, and Ukraine is concerned about the possibility of a war of attrition. There are worries that the recent violence in Israel will divert attention and resources away from Ukraine. The debate in Congress over aid to Ukraine and Israel indicates that unconditional support for Ukraine may no longer be sustainable. The details of the peace deal are unknown, but negotiations are expected to begin soon. The Biden administration has shown support for Ukraine's defense against Russian aggression.
National Review: A Sudden Death in China Spotlights What Might Have Been
The sudden death of former premier Li Keqiang has sparked dissatisfaction with China's leader, Xi Jinping. Li's death has made Chinese authorities nervous, as it reflects the deterioration of China's political environment. Xi's governance faces conflicts between economic development and political security, leading to a disconnect between policies and goals. Li's death has resulted in speculation and conspiracy theories, with many believing that he died because of his discontent with the current system. Chinese elites are increasingly unwilling to cooperate with Xi, and the mourning for Li symbolizes more than just the death of a man.
Euromaidan Press: Moldova spy chief: Russia paid fugitive tycoon $ 55.5 mn to overthrow government
Russia allegedly paid fugitive tycoon Ilan Shor $55.5 million to overthrow the government in Moldova. Shor's criminal group was accused of bribing voters and illegally funding a political party associated with him.
Daily Signal: Hamas Leader Shows Why Israel Must Wipe Out Gaza Terrorists
President Joe Biden called for a "pause" in Israel's ground assault in Gaza after criticism of Israeli airstrikes. However, Hamas' senior member, Ghazi Hamad, vowed to continue attacking Israel until it is annihilated. Hamad made it clear that Hamas intends to target all of the Palestinian lands, not just Gaza. This highlights the necessity for Israel to eliminate Hamas to prevent further attacks and defend its existence.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: Whittier Tunnel: Know Before You Go
The Whittier Tunnel, also known as the Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel, is located in Alaska and connects Whittier to Highway 1/Seward Highway. It is North America's longest highway tunnel, spanning 2.5 miles and accommodating both train and vehicle traffic. The tunnel is known for its size and safety features, including an emergency sidewalk and multiple video cameras.
#other
Fox News: Texas awarding $2K to anyone who reports alligator snapping turtle poaching
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department doubles reward to $2,000 for reporting poaching of alligator snapping turtles, a threatened species. Populations are sensitive to the removal of breeding adults, so reporting is crucial for conservation efforts. The reward is funded through the agency's Conservation License Plate Program.
Gataway Couple: Common Truck Breakdowns and How to Avoid Them
Truck breakdowns are common and can be avoided with regular maintenance and safe driving habits. Common breakdowns include flat tires, battery problems, engine overheating, fuel system problems, electric system failures, brake system failures, and transmission troubles. Taking proactive measures and addressing issues promptly can help prevent a truck breakdown.