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6 Nov 2023
#politics
Fox News: Cruz’s new book ‘Unwoke’ shows readers how to ‘defeat cultural Marxism’ invading US
Sen. Ted Cruz's latest book, "Unwoke: How to Defeat Cultural Marxism in America," explores the impact of Marxist ideology on American society. Cruz recounts his father's experiences under communism in Cuba and argues that Marxist principles have infiltrated universities, education, journalism, technology, entertainment, and science. He outlines the historical development of Marxism and its evolution into critical legal studies and critical race theory. Cruz offers strategies for fighting against cultural Marxism and highlights examples of corporations facing backlash for imposing their moral viewpoints on customers. Ultimately, Cruz sees China's role in bolstering communism as significant and presents his book as a roadmap for fighting back.
Fox News: Ex-law enforcement officials warn Biden's menthol cigarette ban could 'create a vacuum' for Mexican cartels
The Biden administration's ban on menthol cigarettes is causing concern among former law enforcement officials, who warn that it could create opportunities for Mexican cartels to enter the U.S. black market. The officials argue that the administration failed to consult with law enforcement during the process, and that the ban could lead to unintended consequences such as the funding of terrorist activities. Critics also argue that the ban could harm small businesses and create a larger illicit market for menthol cigarettes.
Fox News: House GOP re-election arm touts Republican success, predicts 'stronger' outcome in 2024 elections
Republicans are optimistic about their chances in the 2024 election. Despite not experiencing the expected "red wave" in the last cycle, the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) believes they are in a strong position to expand their majority in the House. The NRCC highlights their success in countering Democrats' fundraising abilities and the advantage of member-to-member giving. They also emphasize their ability to outpace Democrats in candidate recruitment, particularly with strong candidates who match the experiences of voters. With issues like inflation, crime, and the border crisis, Republicans believe the political environment is favorable for their growth.
Fox News: Dem Senate candidate sent $1M in taxpayer funds to group teaching 'racial equity and identity' to 4-year-olds
Rep. Colin Allred, a House Democrat challenging GOP Sen. Ted Cruz, secured $1 million in taxpayer funds for Big Thought, an education group that promotes racial equity teachings to 4-year-olds and incorporates Black Lives Matter teachings into youth classrooms. The group also promotes LGBTQ and gender teachings. Big Thought's CEO, Byron Sanders, opposes bills that ban critical race theory in schools and supports defunding the police.
Fox News: Why this governor could be the biggest winner on Election Day 2023
Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin of Virginia aims to hold the GOP's majority in the state House and recapture control of the state Senate in the off-year elections. Despite not being up for re-election, Youngkin has become the face of the Virginia showdowns, which are seen as a bellwether for the 2024 elections. His goal is total Republican control of the state government in Richmond, and his victory in 2021 has made him a rising star in the GOP. Youngkin has shattered fundraising records, hauling in $22.5 million, and he has embraced the national attention on Virginia's legislative elections.
#society
Daily Signal: Skillet's John Cooper Says Christians Must Combat Woke Ideology
Skillet's John Cooper warns against the "woke" ideologies of critical race theory and transgender identity, arguing that they are a revolution against American and Christian civilization. He criticizes the concept of systemic racism, emphasizing personal responsibility and judging others by the content of their character. Cooper also laments the rejection of objective reality and argues for a return to Judeo-Christian values and the preservation of Western civilization.
The Blaze: Massively popular YouTuber MrBeast builds 100 wells for poor people in Africa – he now fears being canceled for his good deeds | Blaze Media
YouTube personality MrBeast faces the possibility of being "canceled" for his philanthropic efforts to provide wells in Africa. Despite the blowback on social media, MrBeast remains committed to using his platform to help inspire others.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russian air attacks target Odesa, damaging UNESCO site, injuring eight
Russian air attacks target Odesa, damaging UNESCO site, injuring eight.
Le Monde: Visiting Kyiv, EU's von der Leyen gives Ukraine a much-needed boost
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen visited Kyiv to show support for Ukraine amid its critical period. Ukraine's progress on reforms will be evaluated in a report by the European Commission, with the EU member states voting on whether to open accession negotiations. Von der Leyen also discussed delivering a €50 billion aid package and imposing sanctions on Russia.
The Telegraph: Ukraine-Russia war live: Odesa's 124-year-old gallery damaged in Russian strikes
The Odesa National Art Museum in Ukraine has been damaged by Russian drone attacks, causing injuries to five people. The museum, which celebrated its 124th anniversary, housed a significant collection of art, including works by renowned Russian and Ukrainian artists. The attack also caused damage to nearby buildings and sparked fires.
#economy
The Federalist: How To Pump The Brakes On Runaway Government Spending
A recent op-ed suggests that limiting government spending growth to population growth plus inflation could lead to a substantial reduction in the national debt. However, there are concerns about the practicality and potential negative consequences of this approach, including encouraging higher inflation and not addressing the need to reduce overall spending. Instead, a more flexible approach that considers multiple factors may be more effective. Ultimately, reducing government spending should be the primary focus for conservative groups.
#history
The Federalist: Destroying Lee’s Statue Is A Low Point But Must Not Be The Endpoint
The destruction of Confederate statues in the United States mirrors Hungary's experience with communist iconoclasm; the left seeks to erase history and replace it with a new narrative. Hungary, however, has made efforts to rebuild and restore its lost statues, serving as a warning and beacon of hope for America's future.
#health
Fox News: A quarter of US medical students consider quitting school and most may not treat patients: new survey
A new report reveals that a quarter of medical students in the United States are considering dropping out of school due to the demands of their education and concerns about their mental well-being. The report, which surveyed over 2,200 students from 91 countries, found that 58% of those remaining in medical programs may pursue careers outside of direct patient care. The findings confirm past studies showing high levels of distress and burnout among medical students and doctors, and medical education leaders are taking notice by implementing wellness initiatives.
Fox News: Making dinner in a flash is a lot easier with a well-stocked pantry, say nutritionists: Here's what to know
Nutrition experts share tips on how to stock a well-maintained pantry for satisfying meals. They recommend purchasing canned fish like sardines and tuna for protein sources. Pre-cooked beans, shelf-stable rice products, and pastas are also versatile options. Canned tomatoes and tomato products, as well as the use of a microwave, can help create quick and easy meals. The key is to keep your pantry organized and regularly check expiration dates.
#crime
Fox News: Trump to take the stand in civil trial stemming from New York Attorney General Letitia James lawsuit
Former President Trump is scheduled to testify in a civil trial where he is accused of defrauding banks and inflating the value of his assets. He has denied any wrongdoing and claims that his assets were undervalued. The trial is a result of a years-long investigation by the New York Attorney General.
Fox News: Washington Porsche driver flees to China after wild video shows car speeding off highway, killing passenger
A woman, Ting Ye, allegedly drove drunk at nearly 100 mph in Washington state, causing a fatal crash and fleeing to China to evade charges. The passenger died at the scene while Ye survived. The U.S. lacks an extradition treaty with China, complicating the case.
Fox News: Army veteran arrested after allegedly threatening to kill soldiers in California: 'You're an enemy'
Army veteran Christian Ernest Beyer was charged with interstate threats for posting videos online in which he allegedly threatened to kill soldiers stationed at Fort Irwin. Beyer, who was previously court-martialed in 2021 for assault, was arrested and now faces a maximum sentence of five years in federal prison. The FBI is investigating the case as part of its Los Angeles Joint Terrorism Task Force.
Fox News: Broken window leads to Texas man hunting down ex-wife, her girlfriend in chase that ends in murder
A man in Texas chased and shot his ex-wife, killing her, after her girlfriend broke his window. He was sentenced to 46 years in prison for murder. The couple had a tumultuous relationship and were in a custody dispute.
#other
Fox News: Washington Post Guild tears into management over 'unacceptable' buyouts as paper’s woes continue to pile up
Unionized workers at The Washington Post express dissatisfaction with employee buyout packages as William Lewis becomes the new publisher and CEO. The Washington Post Guild claims there has been no progress in negotiations, and employees voice their concerns over eligibility, fairness, and potential setbacks to the company. The Guild also criticizes the paper for not committing to no further layoffs if the job cut goal is met.
Fox News: Historic rise in antisemitism has American Jews on edge: 'Generational challenge'
Increased antisemitic hate crimes targeting American Jews have been reported in Michigan and nationwide since Israel's response to Hamas' terror attacks on October 7. The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has seen a significant rise in incidents, with rallies involving inflammatory calls for violence and hate-filled messages outside Jewish-owned businesses. Amidst this surge in hate, the ADL is working with local leaders and law enforcement to promote unity, tolerance, and safety. The Jewish Institute for Liberal Values and the Jewish Learning Initiative on Campus are also providing support to Jewish students facing a paradigm shift on college campuses due to left-wing antisemitism. Security concerns have led to an increase in requests for services from Community Security Services, which aims to train community members to protect synagogues and Jewish events. With growing threats, it is important for Jewish Americans to come together to ensure their safety and express their pride.
Front Page Magazine: While Terrorists Tweet, I Was Censored for Telling the Truth About Islam
The narrator criticizes Twitter for favoring certain famous users and censoring his accurate description of Islamic history. He points out that accounts promoting violence and terrorism are allowed to tweet freely, while his truthful statements are censored.
The Federalist: Out-Of-State Donors Funnel Millions To Ohio's Pro-Abortion Issue 1
Pro-abortion campaigns in Ohio are receiving millions of dollars in financial support from national, out-of-state organizations to pass the state's Issue 1 ballot proposal, which would enshrine radical abortion measures into the state Constitution. Donations have come from prominent groups such as the Sixteen Thirty Fund, Open Society Policy Center, and the ACLU, as well as individuals like Michael Bloomberg and Abigail Wexner.