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6 Nov 2023
#politics
Fox News: New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker interrupted by protesters demanding Gaza cease-fire
Pro-Palestinian protesters interrupt Senator Cory Booker's speech, demanding a cease-fire in Israel's conflict with Hamas in Gaza. Booker acknowledges their right to protest and supports free speech. He calls for a short-term cessation of hostilities to protect civilians, joining other Democratic senators' statement.
The Telegraph: Metropolitan Police investigate employee who said supporting Israel was hate crime
Metropolitan Police employee investigated for suggesting support for Israel should be treated as extremist ideology. Spokesman says post is being reviewed. Investigation follows revelation that police adviser filmed leading anti-Semitic chants.
Flag And Cross: Democratic Rep. Crockett Suggest Black Voters Are Too Dumb to Understand Politics
A House Democrat suggests that black Americans are turning away from President Biden towards Trump due to a lack of understanding civics. The Democrat, Rep. Jasmine Crockett, implied that black Americans are not intelligent enough to see what is best for them and challenged their intelligence. She also pointed out that perceptions and feelings dictate reality for voters.
Washington Free Beacon: Granholm Jets Off to Puerto Rico for Sixth Time Since Last Fall
Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm has faced criticism from Republican lawmakers for her frequent trips to Puerto Rico, where she has spent over four work weeks in the past year. Despite questions about the necessity of her travel, Granholm continues to visit the island to announce funding for green energy projects and support the goal of 100% renewable energy by 2050. The Department of Energy defends her travel, stating that her priority is to ensure access to clean and affordable power.
Front Page Magazine: This Might the Time That Determines If Biden Drops Out
Former President Obama's senior adviser, David Axelrod, suggests that President Biden should consider dropping out of the 2024 presidential race due to concerns about his age and poll numbers. A new poll shows Biden trailing Trump in key swing states, and Axelrod believes it's the last chance for Biden to assess if he should continue running. Meanwhile, Senator Fetterman criticizes Governor Newsom for a perceived shadow campaign, which could ignite a political civil war within the Democratic Party. The party is torn between wanting Biden to step down and the lack of a viable strategy to remove him if he doesn't. History may repeat itself with an unpopular incumbent and internal party division.
Daily Signal: Quit DEI at Administrative Office of US Courts, Judicial Conference
The Administrative Office of U.S. Courts, created in 1939, was meant to provide administrative support to federal courts but has gone beyond its intended scope. It has engaged in actions that inject the courts into political controversies and promote diversity, raising concerns about the courts' impartiality.
Red State: Rep. Kevin Kiley Rips LA Mayor Bass for Her Request for Federal Assistance to House Illegal Immigrants
Congressman Kevin Kiley criticizes Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass for requesting $5 billion to handle illegal immigration. He highlights the hypocrisy of sanctuary city mayors asking taxpayers to foot the bill for a crisis they helped create. Sanctuary cities like Los Angeles have violated federal law and the Constitution, leading to an influx of illegal immigrants and a rise in crime. Kiley argues that these cities should face the consequences of their actions without federal financial support.
#society
National Review: The Corner: Haunted America
CNN compiled a list of the 50 creepiest places in America, showcasing the spookiness and weirdness that can be found across the country. One notable location is the haunted Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee, where professional baseball players have reported strange occurrences. Another eerie spot is the Drowning Pool on Mackinac Island, Michigan, said to be haunted by the spirits of drowned "witches." Ohio also has its fair share of creepy places, such as the Ohio State Reformatory and Athens, known as one of the most haunted locations on earth. These locations reflect the fascinating and sometimes bizarre history and culture of our nation.
The Blaze: Want to know the reality of Gen Z entering the workforce? These viral videos tell all | Blaze Media
Generation Z, or "Zoomers," are facing criticism for their behavior in the workforce. Videos of entitled and sensitive reactions have gone viral, including one where a Gen Z employee accuses her manager of racism and breaks down in tears. Another video features a woman complaining about her student debt and lack of high-paying jobs, despite having a marketing degree. While some find these reactions concerning, others argue that they reflect the toxic nature of the traditional workplace and the changing world.
#war
PJ Media: 'Wonder Woman' Gal Gadot to Host Screenings of Hamas Violence Against Jews
"Wonder Woman" actress Gal Gadot hosts a screening of a special film exposing the horrific acts committed by Hamas against the Jewish people in Israel. The film reveals the truth behind the propaganda spread by Hamas and aims to raise awareness of the real situation in Israel. The footage is graphic and disturbing, showing atrocities such as beheadings and mass rapes.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Irish-Israeli girl whose dad said it was a 'blessing' she was murdered not kidnapped may actually be Hamas hostage
An Irish-Israeli girl, believed to be murdered by Hamas, may have actually survived and been abducted. Israeli intelligence discovered that there was a high chance she was alive after her DNA was not found among the victims. The girl's family is devastated and doing everything they can to bring her home.
Fox News: Colombia plans to recover up to $20B in sunken treasure from 'Holy Grail of shipwrecks'
Colombia races to recover a sunken treasure from a 1708 shipwreck as a US company sues for half of the findings. President Gustavo Petro has made it a priority to exhum the Spanish galleon San José before his term ends. The value of the treasure is estimated to be between $4 billion and $20 billion, with ownership in contention.
Fox News: White House silent, Secret Service makes no arrests after pro-Palestinian protesters vandalize gate
| Pro-Palestinian protesters vandalize White House gates, demand cease-fire between Israel and Hamas. Antisemitic graffiti found throughout the city. Only one arrest made for destruction of property. President Biden accused of enabling "genocide" of Palestinians. Hamas militants infiltrated Israel, resulting in numerous casualties. Tel Aviv responds with military strikes.
#economy
Breitbart: Betting on Biden: Automakers Commit Billions to EVs While Americans Stick with Gas-Powered Cars
Automakers, including General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis, are committing billions to produce electric vehicles (EVs) as part of labor contracts with the United Auto Workers (UAW). Despite consumer trends showing minimal interest in EVs, the automakers are moving forward with plans to manufacture them. Americans continue to prefer gas-powered cars due to their lower cost and perceived reliability.
#crime
Fox News: Biker bar shooting in Denver that left 2 dead, 5 injured is under investigation
Two men were killed and five others injured in a shooting at a motorcycle club in Denver. The incident occurred after a confrontation.
The Blaze: 'I hope I have a high death count': Pages from Nashville Christian school shooter's manifesto leaked | Blaze Media
A transgender man shot and killed six people at a Christian school in Nashville. Pages from the shooter's manifesto were released, revealing her plans and hate-filled mindset.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Best Gas Generators of 2023, Tested and Reviewed
Best Overall: Honda EU2200i Inverter Generator. Lightweight and portable with a quiet operation, this generator is perfect for camping. It can also run in series with another unit for double the power output.
Best Budget: Yamaha EF2000iS Inverter Generator. Known for its reliability, this generator is quiet and lightweight. It can run for up to 10.5 hours on low load and is great for camping and other remote power needs.
Best Value: Generac GP8000E. With a power output of 8,000 watts, this generator is ideal for powering your home or RV. It has a long runtime of 11 hours and features an electric start and CO2 detector for added convenience and safety.
#other
National Review: The Washington Post Turns Over Its Homepage to Hamas
The Washington Post and other media outlets have been criticized for relying on the Hamas-controlled Gaza Health Ministry for casualty numbers in the Israel-Hamas war. Despite the ministry's affiliation with a terrorist group, the Post defended its decision to parrot their false claims. Other outlets have disclosed the source of the numbers but still cited them. President Biden has expressed doubt in the ministry's death tolls. In another story, Rolling Stone published a misleading headline about new House Speaker Mike Johnson, twisting his normal practice of using accountability software to prevent pornography use into something scandalous. The American Ornithological Society has decided to change bird names connected to racism and slavery, and a psychiatrist suggested using psychedelic therapy for eco-anxiety and climate grief. The New York Times praised protesters who removed posters of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza.
National Review: The Corner: The Endangered Species Act Doesn’t Work
The Endangered Species Act, regarded as the most powerful federal environmental law, has had lackluster results in protecting species. Only 100 out of over 1,400 species have been delisted, and only 3% have actually recovered. The act punishes landowners who conserve habitat, discouraging participation in conservation efforts. A new approach is needed.