Vice President Kamala Harris faces criticism for her performance and reputation, with some liberals urging President Biden to choose a different running mate for the 2024 election. Harris acknowledges her public perception problem but dismisses claims of unfair media scrutiny.

Michael Eisen, the editor-in-chief of eLife, was dismissed for criticizing the Israeli government's handling of the Israel-Hamas war in a controversial tweet. This sparked a debate on freedom of expression in the research community. Eisen, known for his fight against traditional scientific publishing models, had faced backlash for his alternative publishing methods.

Actress Meg Ryan reflects on her hiatus from acting and admits she doesn't believe she was a good celebrity. She took a break to focus on her family and now brings a fresh perspective to her craft in her Hollywood comeback film "What Happens Later."

Senator 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 various aspects of American life. He offers strategies for fighting against cultural Marxism and highlights examples of corporations facing backlash for imposing their moral viewpoints on customers. Cruz also emphasizes China's role in bolstering communism and presents his book as a roadmap for resisting it.

The Digest, 11/6/2023 @400AM, CDT

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