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9 Nov 2023
#politics
The Economist: Democrats are giddy from this week’s electoral sweep
Democrats had a successful week in the off-year elections, winning in both friendly and enemy territory. Andy Beshear, a Democrat, was reelected as governor of Kentucky, even though it is a traditionally conservative state. Republicans, on the other hand, suffered a setback in Virginia, with Governor Glenn Youngkin losing control of the state legislature. The results indicate that the Republican platform of severe abortion restrictions remains deeply unpopular, and even attempts at moderation did not sway voters. These elections are seen as a boost for President Joe Biden and the Democratic Party, but their significance for the 2024 presidential election remains unclear.
National Review: The Corner: Re: The Unique Strength of Andy Beshear in Kentucky
The abortion issue in Kentucky's recent election raised questions about its significance. The state's legislative elections in 2021, after the near-total ban on abortion was imposed, saw a return of mostly Republican representatives. This suggests that the abortion issue alone may not have influenced the outcome of the gubernatorial race.
#society
National Review: Sorority Alumni Stripped of Membership after Defending Sisters Fighting Admission of Male Student
Kappa Kappa Gamma national headquarters ousted two alumni for advocating on behalf of female students who sued the sorority over the admission of a male student in their chapter. The alumni violated policies by fundraising for the students' legal defense and speaking out against the sorority's decision. KKG accused them of using member contact information improperly and spreading false information to the media.
GB News: Woke Britons want to BAN iconic 1,500 year old hill carving over 'toxic masculinity' fears
Woke complainers want to ban a magazine cover featuring the Cerne Abbas giant and its penis, calling it "toxic masculinity." The magazine, produced by a Campaign for Real Ale branch, has been distributing 2,500 copies quarterly for 13 years. Some members feel the cover is immature and inappropriate.
#war
Breitbart: Russiagate Journo Loses Appeal, Will Pay Brexit's Banks' Legal Costs
Brexit-Russiagate journalist Carole Cadwalladr loses final appeal and must pay legal costs to Arron Banks for libel suit. Cadwalladr accused Banks of having a clandestine connection to the Russian government, but evidence of this ultimately failed to materialize.
Breitbart: Russian Missile Strikes Freighter in Port of Odesa, Killing One
Russian missile strikes on the Ukrainian port of Odesa hit a freighter, killing a port worker and injuring three Filipino crew members. The port and others in the region play an essential economic role for Ukraine as outlets to the Black Sea. Russian attacks on Odesa port facilities have increased since Ukraine's grain export deal with the Black Sea was not renewed. Other civilians were also killed and wounded in Russian attacks in different regions of Ukraine.
Breitbart: Ukraine Claims Responsibility Car Bomb Killing of Politician
Ukraine claims responsibility for car bombing that killed a member of Russia-backed authority in Luhansk region. The victim, Mikhail Filiponenko, had previously organized the torture of prisoners of war and civilians. Intelligence agency warns of retribution against traitors and collaborators.
Ukraine receives positive news about EU membership talks, but faces setback as Slovakia's new government rejects proposal for weapons aid. Fighting continues in southern and eastern regions, resulting in civilian casualties. Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant targeted in drone attack.
Daily Wire: ‘Terrorists Themselves’: Former Top Israeli Diplomat Slams Media For Working With Photographers Embedded With Hamas During Massacre
Photographers from mainstream media outlets, including the Associated Press, CNN, The New York Times, and Reuters, who embedded with Hamas during a recent attack in Israel, have been accused of complicity in terrorism. Israel's former Ambassador to the United Nations, Danny Danon, called them terrorists themselves for participating in photographing and filming the crimes committed by Hamas. Some of the photographers have been suspended or criticized for their involvement, while the news agencies claim they were unaware they would be embedded with terrorists.
#foreignaffairs
Red State: Sen. Kennedy Lights Up Biden for His 'Naivete and Weakness' That Has Helped Set World on Fire
The weakness of Joe Biden has emboldened bad actors, leading to chaos in the world. Kennedy criticized Hamas for their actions and the support they receive from college kids and faculty. He blamed the Biden administration's naïveté and weakness for the global instability and their leniency towards Qatar. The administration's failure to enforce sanctions, giving money to Iran, and lack of a strong response to attacks only invites more aggression. This poses a danger to the country and its people.
The Right Scoop: REPORT: CIA and Mossad directors negotiating with Qatari PM today over hostages and pause in fighting…
The CIA and Mossad directors are in Doha negotiating hostage releases and a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.
The Telegraph: This is the most dangerous moment since the Cold War ended
Hamas's brutal murder of Israeli citizens and the involvement of the IRGC suggest a growing alliance of authoritarian states. China and Russia are at the forefront of this axis, with China exerting influence in the Middle East and Russia strengthening ties with North Korea. The West's hopes for peace in the region are shattered, and the threat posed by this axis must be recognized and addressed.
Fox News: Republicans demand answers after top Biden official invited CCP leaders to sensitive national security site
A coalition of House Republicans led by Rep. Elise Stefanik are demanding President Biden revoke the invitation for China and Russia to tour a sensitive U.S. nuclear testing site in Nevada, claiming it gives them valuable information that could undermine U.S. nuclear capabilities. They argue that this invitation is a security risk and threatens America's leadership. The Republicans are concerned about China and Russia's growing nuclear stockpiles and their refusal to engage in discussions on nuclear expansion.
#health
The Economist: Why sexually transmitted infections are rising in America
America is experiencing a resurgence of sexually transmitted infections, with syphilis, gonorrhea, and chlamydia reaching historic highs. The decline of HIV, which led to behavioral changes and increased prevention efforts, may have contributed to the rise of STIs. Factors such as the decline in condom usage, reduced funding for STI clinics, and the popularity of dating apps have created conditions for the spread of infections. Steps are being taken to combat the rise, including the development of a "morning-after" pill for STIs, but the overuse of antibiotics and the emergence of antibiotic-resistant strains pose challenges.
#education
The Imaginative Conservative: John Senior and the Restoration of Realism
John Senior's contribution was bridging the gap between indoctrination and relativism. He advocated for a true education based on classical knowledge and a Christian culture.
#crime
Fox News: NJ school janitor accused of disgusting cafeteria crimes faces horrific new charges
Elementary school janitor Giovanni Impellizzeri in Upper Deerfield Township, New Jersey, is facing child pornography charges and other disturbing accusations. He allegedly contaminated food and utensils with bodily fluids, spat on children's food, and filmed himself performing sexual acts with inanimate objects. The investigation was launched after school officials received anonymous tips.
Fox News: CA man dies after police confrontation linked to mother's stabbing
Police in a Los Angeles suburb shoot a man who stabbed his mother and came at officers with a knife. The man dies from his injuries.
#sports
The Blaze: Brittney Griner says she's now looking forward to 'Star-Spangled Banner' at 2024 Olympics after protesting anthem in 2020 | Blaze Media
WNBA player Brittney Griner, who previously protested the national anthem, predicts she will be emotional when hearing it at the 2024 Olympics. Griner softened her stance after being arrested in Russia and exchanged for a Russian prisoner.
#other
Breitbart: Hollywood Actor Strike Over: SAG-AFTRA Reaches Deal with Studios
After 118 days, the SAG-AFTRA union and Hollywood studios reached a tentative agreement, ending the historic strike at 12:01 a.m. on Thursday. The deal includes protections against artificial intelligence and a 7% pay increase.
GB News: Petrol and diesel driving law changes planned by European Union could impact UK drivers
New EU vehicle laws, known as "Euro 7," are expected to be approved despite political disputes. The UK is likely to adopt the proposals, which aim to tighten emissions standards for petrol and diesel cars. However, rules for trucks will be weakened, and the introduction of the laws will be delayed.