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6 Nov 2023
#politics
The American Spectator: Judge Gags Political Speech
Federal Judge Tanya Chutkan imposes an unconstitutional gag order on Donald Trump, preventing him from criticizing certain government officials. However, leaks about the Trump investigations raise questions about the judge's true concerns. The First Amendment is on trial, and the influence of judges and prosecutors in American life is showcased. Trump's right to engage in political speech should be protected. Critics of the gag order argue that potential jurors already have strong opinions about Trump, making the order unnecessary. The judge's focus on protecting prosecutors raises concerns about the impartiality of the trial.
#war
The American Spectator: Israel Fights, Too Many Democrats Rage
President Biden has called on Israel to show restraint in their response to the Hamas attacks, but Israel is determined to defend itself. The Democrats are divided in their support for Israel and Hamas, and anti-Semitic incidents have increased since the attacks. Israel must choose between being pitied and dead or alive with a tarnished reputation.
#foreignaffairs
National Review: The Corner: Shutter the Gaza Satellites
Commercial satellite companies have provided detailed images of conflicts like the invasion of Ukraine in 2021, but they are restricting access to similar images of the ground invasion in Gaza. This has sparked skepticism and debate about the need to limit access to these images for security reasons. Some argue that during active conflicts, it may be necessary to restrict access to vetted parties to prevent these images from being used against military positions.
The American Spectator: On Becoming a Jewish Activist
A Jewish activist recounts his journey that began with a controversial statement about Israel. After writing an op-ed, he gained recognition and opportunities to speak and advocate for his cause. His lessons: put yourself out there and seize opportunities, constantly learn and educate yourself, and practice writing and speaking. With preparation, he hopes to make a substantive impact on combating antisemitism.
#health
Breitbart: Olympic Gymnast Mary Lou Retton Speaks of 'Long and Slow' Healing Process After Pneumonia Scare
Olympic gold medalist Mary Lou Retton shares her battle with pneumonia, having been hospitalized in October and facing financial challenges due to lack of insurance. After making progress and being released from the hospital, Retton expresses gratitude for the support and requests privacy as she continues her recovery.
#crime
Breitbart: Witnesses: Chiefs' Justyn Ross Allegedly 'Ran Knife Across' GF's Mercedes
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Justyn Ross was arrested for domestic assault after allegedly shoving his girlfriend, breaking her belongings, and running a knife across her car. Ross was charged with one count of domestic battery and one count of criminal damage. He is currently on the Commissioner's Exempt list and cannot participate in team activities.
Breitbart: Alleged Robber Dead After Shootout with Pizza Store Employee
An alleged robber was shot and killed during a robbery at a pizzeria in Philadelphia. One of the robbers fired a shot, prompting an employee to open fire in self-defense, killing the suspect. The second suspect fled the scene.
#outdoors
Hiking & Fishing: Hiking Devils Castle, Utah: Your Complete Guide
Devils Castle is a challenging hike with beautiful views and options for both easy and technical routes. Hikers can choose between the Devils Castle Traverse, which is a class 5 scramble, or the simpler Devils Castle Summit route. Camping is available in the area, and dogs are not allowed on the trail.
#other
Le Monde: Earthquake-prone Nepal hit by another temblor
A 5.6 magnitude earthquake in western Nepal killed at least 157 people. The earthquake, the deadliest in almost ten years, struck a remote region near the border with Tibet.