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8 Nov 2023
#politics
Breitbart: Exclusive: Rep. Josh Brecheen Proposes to Scrap John Kerry's Climate Job
Rep. Josh Brecheen (R-OK) introduced the Stop Climate Hysteria in Diplomacy Act to eliminate John Kerry's role as the U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate. Brecheen claims that the Climate Change Support Office, created by President Biden, is a useless office prioritizing radical climate policy over national security. The bill aims to nullify Biden's executive order and prevent the integration of climate change into American foreign policy decisions.
National Review: The Corner: Why Andy Beshear Won in Kentucky
Kentucky voters consistently support the Beshear family in state elections, despite the overwhelming Republican control in the legislature. This means that regardless of the governor's party affiliation, Republican policies are still implemented. The legislature has super-supermajority control, ensuring that they can override any veto from the Democratic governor. This unique arrangement has made the recent gubernatorial contest in Kentucky inconsequential, as the outcome would have been the same regardless.
Newsbusters: Scarborough Touts the Trite Cliché: 'If You're Against Abortion, Don't Have One'
Former Republican congressman Joe Scarborough, known for his conservative views, has surprised many with his change in stance regarding abortion rights. Scarborough, now sounding more like a NARAL spokeswoman, shared a conversation with an immigrant friend who argued that if someone is against abortion, they simply shouldn't have one. Scarborough criticized the "radical Justices" appointed by Trump for overturning Roe v. Wade, expressing support for abortion as a constitutional right. This radical shift in Scarborough's position raises questions about his previous support for Trump's Supreme Court nominees.
National Review: Republican Wins Bronx City Council Seat for First Time in 40 Years
Republican Kristy Marmorato wins the race to represent the 13th City Council district in the Bronx, becoming the first Republican candidate from the Bronx in 40 years. Marmorato's opposition to a proposition to place former Rikers inmates in a medical center in her district and criticism of incumbent Democrat Marjorie Velázquez's handling of housing and crime were key factors in her victory.
Fox News: Chaos erupts at Chicago City Council meeting over sanctuary city status
Protesters disrupt Chicago City Council meeting over sanctuary city status, criticizing city's spending on migrant shelters instead of impoverished communities. Residents shout down aldermen, prompting meeting suspension.
Chicago struggles to provide housing for migrants as winter approaches. Mayor opens camps for migrants, some placed in poor Black and Hispanic neighborhoods. Over 20,000 migrants have arrived in Chicago since last year, with many awaiting shelter placements in airports and police stations.
The Federalist: Chutkan Denies Trump Extensions That Would Hamper Her 2024 Meddling
A judge denied Donald Trump's request for a pretrial delay, as it would interfere with hosting his trial on Super Tuesday during the 2024 presidential primary election. The judge argued that the government's provision of discovery materials was sufficient and that delaying the trial would disrupt the pretrial schedule.
GB News: Pro-Palestine protester's outrageous attack on Sunak as he makes staggering swipe over family links to Israel
Migration Films founder Matthew Robinson has criticized UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak for allowing a pro-Palestinian demonstration on Armistice Day. Sunak plans to hold Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley "accountable" and ensure remembrance events are not compromised. Home Secretary Suella Braverman has also expressed concern, calling the demonstrations "hate marches." Robinson supports the protests and accuses Sunak and Braverman of having conflicts of interest due to their connections to Israel. He argues that the protests are peaceful and respectful, but advocates for arrests if any splinter groups approach the Cenotaph.
#society
Fox News: Statue of Native American leader replaces toppled monument of Spanish missionary in California
A new bronze statue of Miwok leader William J. Franklin Sr. has been unveiled in California, replacing a monument of a Spanish missionary that was torn down by protesters in 2020. The ceremony took place at Capitol Park, outside the state Capitol building in Sacramento. The statue is a recognition of the Native American tribes and their ancestral lands.
The Blaze: Legal group files federal civil rights complaint against NASCAR for racial discrimination over 'diversity' programs | Blaze Media
NASCAR is facing a federal civil rights complaint for alleged racial and sexual discrimination. The complaint, filed by America First Legal, claims that NASCAR and Rev Racing have violated Title VII by operating programs that favor certain races and genders. NASCAR had previously implemented diversity-driven programs that offered opportunities based on gender and ethnic background but has since removed race- and gender-specific language. America First Legal argues that NASCAR should choose drivers based on ability rather than race or sex.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Heroic Cowboys from Montana, Arkansas in Holy Land to ‘Serve Israel’
American Christian cowboys from Arkansas and Montana have traveled to Israel to assist farmers facing a labor shortage due to the struggle against Hamas. The cowboys have funded their own trips and their presence has gained attention online. They are receiving a hero's reception and are considered crucial for struggling Israeli farmers.
#religion
The Blaze: The gift of turning 60 | Blaze Media
The narrator reflects on turning 60 and the fragility of life. They share a Hindu story about valuing time. They urge readers to make the most of their time and reject the illusion of separateness. They address atheists, asserting that love and kindness exist in the universe. As a new Catholic, they apologize for their lack of forgiveness and offer unconditional forgiveness to those who shut down schools and coerced others. They highlight examples of celebrities who showed them kindness and express admiration for their ability to forgive. The narrator concludes by emphasizing the importance of forgiveness and God's ultimate and unlimited forgiveness for all humanity.
Breitbart: Kat Von D Opens up on Becoming Christian: ‘It’s Like a Deprogramming Has Taken Place’
Fashion mogul and tattoo artist Kat Von D recently discussed her conversion to Christianity, stating that she found light and joy in her Christian friends compared to her previous involvement with Occult practices. She credited her spiritual reawakening to the coronavirus lockdowns and the turbulent events of the Black Lives Matter movement, which made her reevaluate her life. Von D expressed that since embracing Christianity, she feels like a completely transformed person, a better mother and wife.
Fox News: Republican senator presses State Department for info on bishop imprisoned by Ortega regime
Republican Sen. Eric Schmitt of Missouri is urging the Department of State to provide information on the imprisonment of Bishop Rolando Álvarez in Nicaragua. Álvarez, who refused to be sent to the U.S. after being arrested by the Nicaraguan government, was sentenced to over 26 years in prison for treason. Schmitt is calling for the release of Álvarez and demanding the Biden administration take action to protect Catholics from persecution in Nicaragua.
#education
GB News: Bid launched to teach children to cook and eat breakfast properly
A charity in Lincolnshire teaches children about healthy breakfast & food's origin, promoting cooking skills & awareness of food journey.
#crime
GB News: James Bulger’s family BANNED from attending parole hearing of killer Jon Venables
The family of murdered toddler James Bulger has been barred from attending the parole hearing of his killer, Jon Venables. Venables and Robert Thompson abducted and murdered Bulger in 1993, and were released from prison with new identities in 2001. Venables violated his parole in 2010 and was imprisoned again for possessing child sexual abuse images. The decision to block the family from attending the hearing has angered them, as Venables will be allowed to speak privately, while they are unable to advocate for him to remain in prison.
Flag And Cross: Report: American Streamer Arrested After Acting Like a Total Fool in Japan
In the hyper-clean nation of Singapore, a teenager named Michael Fay faced an international outcry when he was sentenced to caning for vandalism and theft. Meanwhile, in Japan, a prankster named Ismael Ramsey Khalid, also known as "Johnny Somali," has been arrested for causing a nuisance and interfering with a restaurant's work. The incident has sparked a political discussion in Japan regarding privacy and freedom of YouTubers.
#technology
Fox News: Fox News AI Newsletter: The first robot CEO
AI CEO: Global company appoints first AI robot CEO.
Cascade of failures: Opinion on the limitations of machines and automation.
Life saver: New tech can detect future heart attacks.
The big one: Opinion on the role of AI in US nuclear weapons decisions.
Funny business: Elon Musk's unique chatbot.
"No job is needed": Elon Musk's bold prediction about AI.
AI buzzkill: Technology detects rowdy parties in Airbnb rentals.
Be alert: Former SI model wants people aware of AI.
Security concerns: Impact of Biden's executive order on the future of AI.
"Superhuman": AI executive warns about the skills technology could develop.
#other
National Review: The Corner: Pro-Life Optimism after Ohio
Issue 1 passed in Ohio, legalizing abortion and jeopardizing pro-life laws in the state. Supporters of legal abortion have been successful in ballot propositions recently, but existing pro-life laws in many states are in a strong position politically.
American Thinker: Harvard study: deforestation for solar panels major cause of ‘emissions’
Massachusetts has destroyed thousands of acres of natural and working lands for solar development, resulting in high CO₂ emissions. The current siting practices are converting carbon-rich landscapes into unsightly solar panels, all in the name of a greener Earth. However, solar technology is unreliable, impractical, and results in toxic waste. This destruction of the environment for "green" installations is a disaster.