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7 Nov 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: Biden Admin-Released Migrant Charged with Human Smuggling near Canada-Vermont Border
: Swanton Sector Border Patrol agents in Vermont arrested a Colombian migrant who was allegedly smuggling a group of Mexican migrants across the Canadian border. The Colombian migrant had entered the U.S. illegally and was released by the Biden administration on immigration parole. The incident highlights the importance of border security for national security.
#politics
Daily Signal: 5 Battleground States the Focus of TPPF Election Integrity Efforts
The Texas Public Policy Foundation is expanding its focus on voter integrity ahead of the 2024 election. They will scrutinize five battleground states, including Texas, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Nevada, and Arizona. The foundation aims to ensure accurate identification of voters, eligibility verification, and secure collection and counting of ballots.
Fox News: Tim Ryan calls on Biden to quit 2024 presidential race: ‘It would be the right thing to do’
Former U.S. House Democrat Tim Ryan urges President Biden to drop out of the 2024 presidential race, suggesting that new candidates should be considered instead. Ryan believes Biden should focus on issues like Ukraine, the Middle East, inequality, and inflation, allowing new leaders to emerge. Recent polling shows Trump leading Biden in key battleground states, leading to concerns among media outlets and Democrats. The polling attributes Biden's poor performance to his age and lack of confidence, as well as Trump's strong support among Black voters. Ryan has previously advocated for new leadership in both parties.
Daily Wire: Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders To Endorse Trump
Former White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders is set to endorse her former boss Donald Trump at a rally near Miami. Sanders, who is now the Republican Arkansas Governor, expressed her support for Trump and his policies, stating that it is a choice between normal and crazy. With Sanders' endorsement, Trump has now secured the backing of five Republican governors and numerous members of Congress.
Red State: Ratio in Progress: Hakeem Jeffries' Attempt to Shame 'Right-Wing Extremists' Goes Hilariously Wrong
House minority leader Hakeem Jeffries faces backlash on Twitter, accusing "right-wing extremists" of playing partisan games in Congress. However, critics believe Jeffries lacks moral ground due to his party's disarray and enabling of dangerous members like Rashida Tlaib. Jeffries' weak spot on Israel further highlights his problems, as the extreme left becomes the de facto spokesperson on foreign policy for House Democrats. Rather than engaging in Twitter battles, Jeffries should focus on resolving internal issues.
Daily Wire: Election Day: Ohio Votes On Abortion, Kentucky Republicans Look To Flip Governorship
Kentucky and Ohio hold key elections, with a tight race between Democratic Governor Andy Beshear and Republican Attorney General Daniel Cameron in Kentucky. Ohio voters will decide on a constitutional right to abortion. Pro-life advocates argue that the initiative would allow abortions at all stages of pregnancy. Virginia, Mississippi, and Pennsylvania also have important elections.
#society
Newsbusters: Trans-Obsessed PBS Gushes Over 'Hero' Caster Semenya, Alleged 'Female' Runner
Tax-funded PBS continues to push transgender issues: The Amanpour & Co. on PBS Saturday morning featured Olympic runner Caster Semenya talking about her new book. Semenya, who identifies and competes as female, is admittedly a special case. "She" is not a transgender and has had no kind of chemical surgery. Semenya was born with male XY chromosomes (females are XX) and the testosterone levels of a male. By her own admission "she" has no uterus or fallopian tubes and does not menstruate. Her condition is popularly described as "intersex." She runs and wins medals as a female athlete.
Fox News: Why people are leaving California, Biden's latest attack on rural America, and more from Fox News Opinion
Fox News Opinion Newsletter covers a variety of topics including the New York City Marathon, a dating feature, and an $18 Big Mac combo meal.
Biden's Israel policy is criticized for undermining Netanyahu.
National Review: The Corner: Horror and Resolve
Israeli hostage Ori Megidish is rescued by Israeli forces from Hamas captivity in Gaza, eliminating two terrorists in the process.
Antisemitic attacks targeting Jewish homes and businesses in Paris instill fear and determination.
Fox News: Meet the historical candidates facing voters on Election Day
In the upcoming elections in Mississippi, Kentucky, and Virginia, unique candidates are vying for important roles. Daniel Cameron, a Republican nominee in Kentucky, could become the state's first Black governor. Democrat incumbent Governor Andy Beshear in Kentucky is a rarity as a Democrat in a red state, with high approval ratings. In Mississippi, Democrat nominee Brandon Presley, who is related to Elvis Presley, has a chance to compete with the Republican governor.
#war
Le Monde: Israel observes day of mourning to mark one-month anniversary of Hamas attack
Israel observes a day of mourning, one month after the Hamas attacks that left 1,400 dead. The Gaza war continues, with over 10,000 lives claimed.
Red State: Gal Gadot to Screen IDF Footage of Hamas Atrocities, Leftists Already Losing It
Actress Gal Gadot plans to screen footage captured by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) to raise awareness about the atrocities committed by Hamas. The film, which is deeply disturbing, has already been shown to politicians and foreign journalists. However, critics argue that it is Israeli propaganda and an attempt to justify alleged genocide.
Euromaidan Press: Media: EU considers Ukraine has implemented four of seven required criteria for membership talks
The EU considers that Ukraine has met four of the seven criteria required to start EU accession talks. These include reforms in the judicial selection process, anti-money laundering laws, and media legislation. However, further progress is still needed in areas such as fighting corruption and limiting the influence of oligarchs.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Israel-Hamas conflict hits 1-month mark, IDF says Hamas has 'waged war on humanity'
The Israel-Hamas war has reached the one-month mark, and the IDF emphasizes the necessity to fight and win. The IDF has opened an evacuation corridor for civilians in northern Gaza, as Israel prepares for a potential ground incursion.
#economy
Le Monde: Global wine production hits lowest level since 1961
Global wine production dropped to its lowest level since 1961 due to extreme weather events impacting vineyards. Major wine producers in the southern hemisphere saw significant drops in output, with Italy losing its title as top producer. Despite the decline, the lower production may help balance the global market, where consumption is declining and stocks are high. The link between extreme weather events and climate change has yet to be definitively proven, but such events are becoming more frequent.
#health
Flag And Cross: Gun Injuries Doubled In American Children During Pandemic: Study
Gun injuries and deaths doubled in American children during the pandemic, likely due to an increase in firearm purchases. The study found that visits to the emergency department for firearm injuries were higher than expected among older adolescents, particularly in black youth and those from poor areas. While emergency department visits for firearm injuries did not significantly increase among white youth, deaths from firearms after arrival doubled. Evidence-based policy solutions are needed to address this crisis, such as child access prevention laws and universal background checks.
GB News: Army on standby as 'black alert' issued for Welsh hospital
The British army is on standby as Wales' largest hospital faces a black alert due to high demand and limited bed availability. The University Hospital of Wales has called for help from agency staff and may even involve the military. The crisis highlights the mismanagement of the Labour-run health service in Wales.
#education
Fox News: UPenn notifies FBI of 'disturbing' antisemitic emails 'threatening violence' against its Jewish community
The University of Pennsylvania is cooperating with the FBI in investigating threatening and antisemitic messages received by its Jewish community.
#crime
National Review: The Corner: Give the ‘Just Stop Oil’ Vandals Maximum Sentences
Two vandals attacked a painting at the National Gallery in London, targeting it because it had historical significance. The activists have a history of criminal behavior.
Daily Wire: 75-Year-Old Female Former Teacher Gets Just 10 Years In Prison For ‘Repeatedly’ Sexually Assaulting 14-Year-Old Boy
Former teacher, Anne Nelson-Koch, convicted of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old boy in Wisconsin, will serve only 10 years in prison despite facing a potential sentence of 624 years. The judge cited Nelson-Koch's character and lack of criminal history as factors in the reduced sentence.
PJ Media: Jewish Man Killed at Pro-Hamas Protest in California
Investigators in Ventura County will hold a news conference to provide further details on the death of a Jewish man during a pro-Israel rally in California. The man was allegedly hit by a pro-Hamas protester and died from head trauma.
#sports
Flag And Cross: Joe Cordina, The Welsh Champion, Defeats Edward Vazquez To Keep The IBF Title.
In Monte Carlo, Joe Cordina defeats Edward Vazquez to keep his IBF super-featherweight title. Cordina controlled the fight with his jabs, while Vazquez maintained consistent pressure. Cordina won by majority decision, but Vazquez insists he should have won. Cordina may now target a rematch with O'Shaquie Foster or a bout against Leigh Wood.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: 300 Blackout vs 556 NAT0
The 300 Blackout and 556 NATO are popular cartridges for AR-15 rifles. The 5.56 NATO is widely available and versatile, while the 300 Blackout is known for its subsonic capabilities. Ballistically, the 5.56 NATO outperforms the 300 Blackout at longer distances. For recreational shooting and competition, both cartridges are effective within 150 yards. For hunting and home defense, the 556 has the advantage at longer ranges, while the 300 Blackout is more efficient from shorter barrels and when using subsonic ammunition. The 300 Blackout shines in suppressed shooting. In the end, the choice depends on your specific needs and preferences.
#other
Red State: Mainstream Press Outlets Write Disgusting Headlines About Jewish Man Killed By Pro-Hamas Protester
A Jewish man died after being attacked by a pro-Hamas protester during a pro-Israel demonstration. The mainstream press distorted the story, downplaying the incident and failing to report the facts accurately. This biased coverage highlights the media's unwillingness to cover events that go against their preferred narrative.
Spectator USA: How Marvel lost its way
Marvel Studios is experiencing a series of flops, with the latest film, "The Marvels," predicted to be a colossal flop despite its high budget. Marvel's once-successful strategy of hiring great actors and keeping budgets realistic seems to have unraveled recently. Other problems, including director controversies and poorly received streaming series, contribute to the sinking ship. Audiences are losing patience with the complicated Marvel universe, and unless changes are made, mediocrity and financial failure will continue to plague the brand.