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7 Nov 2023
#politics
Fox News: John Fetterman says he's feeling liberated after brush with death, rips fellow Democrats
Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., feels liberated after returning from the hospital. He openly criticizes Democratic colleagues and supports Israel. Despite having few friends, he enjoys his newfound freedom and is more comfortable in his role as a U.S. Senator.
The Economist: Donald Trump looks terrifyingly electable
United States | Donald Trump's potential as a presidential candidate in 2024 is being underestimated by Democrats and his Republican challengers. Recent polls show Trump leading in key swing states and gaining support from minority voters. Despite his age and some concerns about his performance as president, Trump remains a formidable contender. Democrats need to take him more seriously and strategize accordingly.
Fox News: The importance of voting on November 7, 2023
Key races in multiple states are taking place and voter turnout is crucial. In Kentucky, the choice is between incumbent Democrat Gov. Andy Beshear and Republican attorney general, Daniel Cameron. Mississippi voters must decide between Democrat Brandon Presley and incumbent Republican Gov. Tate Reeves. In Virginia, voters will determine the party representation in both houses of the state legislature.
Newsbusters: TV Ignores Trump’s GOP Rivals, Blasts Ex-Prez With 93% Bad Press
The Big Three broadcast networks have overwhelmingly negative coverage of former President Donald Trump's Republican presidential challengers, focusing on legal cases against him instead of Republican policy agendas. Trump received 12 times more coverage than his nearest rival, and the networks allocated very little airtime to other candidates. The networks also devoted a large amount of coverage to Trump's legal cases, crowding out discussion of policy issues. The negative press coverage of Trump likely influenced independent voters and energized liberal and Democratic voters against him. The networks are once again targeting Trump with negative press, a repeat of the 2020 election cycle.
Flag And Cross: Political Powerhouse George Norcross 'Forcibly Removed' from NFL Game Over His Pro-Israel Display
South Jersey Democratic insider George Norcross was removed from a Philadelphia Eagles game for displaying a pro-Israel flag. Norcross claims he was assaulted by security after refusing to take down the flag. The Eagles cite franchise rules against non-game-related banners. Norcross is considering suing the team and urging supporters of Israel to voice their displeasure. Former New Jersey governor Chris Christie, a Cowboys fan, was also booed at the game.
#war
Fox News: American-Israeli police officer stabbed to death in suspected terror attack near Jerusalem
An American-Israeli police officer is killed and another injured in a suspected terror stabbing attack in Jerusalem. The 16-year-old suspect is shot dead by responding officers. ( )
Israeli-Palestinian tensions remain high as Israel's war with Hamas enters its second month, with thousands of casualties on both sides. Hostages, including at least 10 Americans, are held by Hamas. ( )
The Telegraph: Russian warship badly damaged by missile strike in Crimea
A Russian warship in occupied Crimea was severely damaged by Ukrainian missiles. The attack may force Russia to station ships further away from the front line.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: IDF says soldiers took control of Hamas military stronghold as Israel-Hamas war continues
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have taken control of a Hamas stronghold in northern Gaza, discovering weapons and intelligence materials. Ground troops and fighter jets continue to strike Hamas terrorists, while thousands of Palestinian civilians are caught in the crossfire. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejects calls for a cease-fire, but may consider short-term pauses for humanitarian relief.
Euromaidan Press: Germany to help Ukraine restore internet connection in liberated territories through grant program worth over USD 740,000
Germany will assist Ukraine in restoring internet connectivity in recently liberated territories through a grant program totaling over $740,000. The program aims to support Ukrainian telecom operators and provide funding for equipment, maintenance, and other expenses. Germany has also sent military aid, including armored vehicles and winter clothing, to Ukraine to help protect against Russian attacks.
The Telegraph: Three British hostages are still in Gaza, says justice secretary
Three British nationals are being held hostage in Gaza by the terror group Hamas. Over 200 people from various nationalities, including British citizens, have also been kidnapped. The exact number of British hostages is still unknown.
Le Monde: Israel-Hamas war: Public opinion in North Africa breaks with the West
Demonstrations in North Africa express solidarity with the Palestinian resistance and criticize the West for its support of Israel. Public opinion equates Israel with the West and perceives it as being protected by American and European governments. The war in Ukraine is also a topic of discussion, with claims of double standards in the West's response to civilian victims.
#crime
The Telegraph: Britain’s police have capitulated to the pro-Palestine mob
The recent protests at British railway stations have highlighted the lack of action taken by the British Transport Police (BTP) to stop disruptive protestors. The BTP's decision to allow these protests to occur unimpeded has emboldened other groups to expand this new mode of protest to more stations and cities. Although the police have the power to prohibit these assemblies, they have failed to use this authority. This law-breaking and disruption of railway stations needs to be addressed, and those responsible must be held accountable.
#outdoors
Backpacker: The Dirty Secret to Hiking Faster? Sleeping Less.
Hikers seeking Fastest Known Times (FKTs) on long trails are sacrificing sleep to push their limits. Sleep deprivation, paired with strenuous activity, has unknown long-term effects on the body and brain. FKT seekers aim for minimal sleep, resulting in impaired cognitive functions and hallucinations. While they understand the need for rest, these athletes push themselves to the absolute limit. The consequences of sleep deprivation can include nightmares, night sweats, and confusion. However, many athletes find the unique challenges and self-discovery worth the toll.
Fox News: Florida bear caught on camera stealing food delivery order off family's porch
A Florida family's food delivery was stolen by a black bear caught on camera. The bear took a bag worth $45 of Taco Bell and walked away. Bears are common in the neighborhood.
