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9 Nov 2023
#politics
National Review: The Corner: Abortion Politics in Kentucky
In the midst of Kentucky politics, an abortion referendum was held on the November 2022 ballot. Despite losing by a narrow margin, pro-life Republican senator Rand Paul still secured a decisive victory in his election. This reflects the intriguing post-Dobbs trend where voters may oppose the pro-life side in a referendum but support pro-life GOP candidates.
Red State: Doocy Puts Biden on the Spot Over Battleground Polling as Joe Runs From All Reality
Joe Biden faced tough questions from Fox News reporter Peter Doocy regarding abortion access and his standing in the polls. Biden struggled to provide clear answers, avoiding the issue of his age and denying that he was trailing in battleground states. Despite attacking outlets like CNN and the New York Times, which have historically supported him, Biden faces criticism for his weak stance on foreign affairs and his optimism regarding the release of hostages held by Hamas.
GB News: Horror chants erupt at pro-Palestinian protest outside King's College
A pro-Palestinian protest took place at King's College London as activists chanted about "honouring martyrs." Demonstrators gathered with placards and Palestinian flags in front of the university. The protest occurred amidst calls for a ceasefire and prior to a controversial pro-Gaza march on Remembrance Day.
GB News: Priti Patel takes brutal swipe at Met Police as fury builds over Armistice Day protests
Priti Patel criticized the Met Police for their handling of the Sarah Everard vigil and the Armistice Day protests, accusing them of playing favorites. She received both support and calls for her resignation over her comments.
Fox News: CNN's Van Jones praises GOP for defending 'Jewish kids' on campuses, claims Dems in 'disarray' on issue
CNN commentator Van Jones praised the Republican Party for defending Jewish students amid antisemitism on college campuses after Hamas attacked Israel. Jones highlighted the disarray among Democrats on the issue and commended the GOP for forcefully standing up for Jewish students.
The Telegraph: Thursday evening news briefing: Braverman's job in balance as No 10 investigates article
Calls for Suella Braverman's firing due to comments about police . Israel agrees to daily humanitarian pauses in Gaza to allow civilians to flee .
Daily Wire: Haley Says Gutting DOJ, Intel Agencies Needed To Root Out Corruption
Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley believes that to combat corruption in the federal government, the Department of Justice (DOJ) and intelligence agencies must be completely overhauled. Haley criticized the way the Bidens and the Clintons have been treated compared to Donald Trump, calling for a removal of political bias. She vowed to replace the heads of every agency and make government work for the people.
Fox News: Gen Z House Democrat says he regrets not voting to condemn Hamas support on college campuses
Freshman Rep. Maxwell Frost, D-Fla., admitted he should not have voted against a resolution condemning support for Hamas on college campuses. Frost realized he should have voted differently to stand against anti-Semitism. The resolution criticized support for terrorist organizations at universities.
Fox News: Democrat voters side with GOP candidates' messages of strength on border, national security: 'Tired of this'
Democrats surprisingly resonated with the messages of strength projected by Republican candidates during the third GOP primary debate. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis received passing grades from all parties for his remarks on border security, including declaring a national emergency, sending the military to the border, and building the wall. South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott also received passing grades for his concerns about sleeper terrorist cells entering the country. Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie received an A grade from Democrats for his remarks on banning TikTok due to concerns about it being spyware.
Breitbart: Vivek Ramaswamy: DeSantis, Haley Like 'Dick Cheney in 3-Inch Heels'
2024 Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy criticizes Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, accusing him of wearing lifts in his boots and likening him to "Dick Cheney in three-inch heels." Ramaswamy argues that both Republicans and Democrats have engaged in corrupt practices and misused foreign policy, resulting in massive debt and loss of life. He calls for a new generation of leaders who prioritize the country's interests.
Foreign Policy: Indonesia’s Presidential Elections Are an Exercise in Nepotism
Indonesia's presidential candidates, Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto and Gibran Rakabuming, son of President Joko Widodo, represent a return to dynastic politics in the country. Despite once being seen as an outsider, President Jokowi has embraced traditional methods of the oligarchy to maintain his influence. The nomination of Gibran and the creation of Jokowi's own dynasty highlight his integration into Indonesian politics.
Washington Free Beacon: MISSION ACCOMPLISHED: Ramaswamy Delivers on Promise To 'Be Unhinged' at GOP Debate
Five second-tier Republican candidates sparred at the third presidential primary debate. Vivek Ramaswamy stood out by attacking the media, criticizing American support for Ukraine, and clashing with Nikki Haley over TikTok. The candidates agreed on issues such as banning TikTok and supporting Israel's campaign against Hamas. Donald Trump, who leads the polls, dismissed the debate as a waste of time.
The Federalist: Trump Team Breaks Down 4 Reasons Gag Order Is Unconstitutional
Former President Donald Trump's attorneys are appealing a gag order that prohibits him from criticizing the special counsel who is running a political prosecution against him. The attorneys argue that the gag order is unprecedented, interferes with the election, and violates Trump's First Amendment rights.
#society
Breitbart: 'Why Are the Adults Going Along with This?': Seattle Teen Blasts Cross Country Org for Allowing Trans Runners to Compete
Parents and a teenage girl in Seattle are protesting against the decision to allow male-born transgender athletes to compete in girls' cross-country events. The girl and her team feel cheated and unsettled by having to race against boys claiming to be trans girls. The parents were threatened with arrest when they protested at a school track meet.
GB News: Just Stop Oil row breaks out after JSO spokesman accuses police of excessive force
The recent protest by Just Stop Oil in London sparks controversy as they block Waterloo Bridge, impeding an ambulance from attending an emergency. Police claim they used pain compliance to remove protesters, while the group argues that police hurt them. The debate continues regarding the group's methods and the level of force used.
Fox News: Mom is told she can't decorate her dead son's gravesite as she chooses: 'So many emotions'
A mother is told to remove decorations around her son's grave because they don't comply with regulations. The fence was hand-painted and represents her son's personality. She is willing to fight to keep it.
Fox News: Design ideas pour in as Minnesota looks to rework its state flag and seal after complaints
The Minnesota State Historical Society is redesigning the state flag and seal due to complaints about their offensive and unattractive imagery. Native American tribes and other groups were unhappy with the current design. The commission received over 2,000 submissions, including jokes and references to Minnesota culture.
#war
Fox News: Israel to begin '4-hour pauses' of military operations in northern Gaza, the White House says
Israel will implement 4-hour pauses in military operations in northern Gaza each day, allowing for civilians to take shelter or flee. The pauses will be announced three hours beforehand. Israel will also open a second corridor for civilians to flee the conflict zone.
Le Monde: Israel agrees to 4-hour 'humanitarian pauses' in Gaza, says White House
Israel has agreed to implement daily humanitarian pauses in its assault on Hamas in northern Gaza, as President Joe Biden pushes for a multi-day stoppage in the fighting to release hostages held by the militant group. Biden requested a pause of at least three days for negotiations over the release of hostages. Israeli officials estimate that 239 hostages, including children and elderly, are still being held, with fewer than 10 Americans among them. The first daily pause will be announced three hours in advance.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Nikki Haley Calls for China Trade Shutdown amid Fentanyl Deaths
Former Gov. Nikki Haley urges the United States to halt trade with China until they stop providing fentanyl-related chemicals to Mexican criminal groups. While some candidates advocate for addressing the opioid crisis through border security, others emphasize the need for both supply and demand reduction. Haley's proposed embargo would face opposition from business interests. President Joe Biden has not used economic pressure on Mexico, instead focusing on closed-door arrangements. Haley has received significant donations from major investors, which may give her a competitive edge in the presidential race.
Euromaidan Press: The WSJ: Russia tries to get back parts from defense systems it sold abroad to replenish weapons used in war in Ukraine
Russia is seeking to retrieve parts from defense systems it sold to other countries in order to replenish its weapons used in the war in Ukraine. The country has held talks with Egypt, Pakistan, Belarus, and Brazil to acquire engines and other components for its helicopters.
National Review: Up the Escalatory Ladder in the Middle East
American F-15 fighter jets strike targets in Syria linked to Iranian proxy groups following attacks on U.S. personnel in Iraq and Syria. The strikes come after a series of Iran-backed drone and rocket attacks on American positions, causing injuries to U.S. service personnel. The Biden administration's response is unlikely to deter future attacks, and a similar option to neutralize Iranian leaders may not be available. The security situation in the Middle East is complex, with Iranian proxy forces engaged in conflicts with Israel and the U.S. The escalation is expected to continue.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Sixth Week Of Cryto Inflows Total Over $261M, 2023 Officially Eclipses All Of 2022
Investment in digital assets has seen a steady increase for six straight weeks, totaling $767 million. Bitcoin received the majority of these inflows, with $229 million invested. There is also growing interest in Ethereum, as it experienced its largest inflow since August 2022. Altcoins such as Solana, Chainlink, Polygon, and Cardano also saw significant inflows. The upcoming Zenger News conference will focus on the future of digital assets. The U.S. is leading in investment, followed by Germany, Switzerland, and Canada.
#military
Daily Wire: America’s Top 11 Generals: #3 Ulysses S. Grant
As Veterans Day approaches, this article presents a list of America's finest 11 commanders. It starts with an introduction and then focuses on Ulysses S. Grant, highlighting his rise to success in the Civil War and his strategic brilliance in battles such as Fort Henry, Fort Donaldson, and Vicksburg. Grant's determination and ability to see the big picture make him a standout leader in American military history.
Red State: Yemeni Houthis Shoot Down US Reaper Over Red Sea, the White House Response Is Crickets
Iran's Houthi proxy army shot down a USAF drone in international waters. The drone was likely conducting surveillance for operations related to the Israel-Hamas War. This is the third drone shot down by the Houthis. The US response has been criticized for its weakness, potentially encouraging further aggression from Iran.
#culture
Fox News: Philadelphia Orchestra works to bridge US and China through music
Violinist Davyd Booth and 13 orchestra members revisit China to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Philadelphia Orchestra's historic 1973 visit. They aim to promote cultural exchanges and connections to bring the US and China closer despite political disagreements. The orchestra's return is a sign of improving ties ahead of a meeting between Presidents Joe Biden and Xi Jinping.
#health
The Blaze: Lancet busts myths about Nazi medicine; reveals German medical establishment convinced itself it was following the science | Blaze Media
The Lancet released a report on the history of Nazi medicine, revealing the complicity of German doctors in the inhumane experiments and genocide carried out by the Third Reich. The report emphasizes the role of health professionals in formulating and implementing these inhumane policies, and highlights the dangers of dehumanization and abandonment of ethical principles in modern medicine. It calls for courage, resistance, and the prioritization of human rights in healthcare.
#education
Red State: Dade Teachers’ Union Looks to the Failed Policies of Chicago for Salvation
The United Teachers of Dade (UTD) union has failed Miami-Dade County Public Schools for 50 years. Teachers question its usefulness.
The Blaze: Over 200 universities received $13 billion in ‘undocumented contributions from foreign governments’: Report | Blaze Media
Over 200 US universities received $13 billion in undisclosed foreign contributions, mostly from authoritarian regimes, raising concerns about potential censorship and restrictions on academic free expression.
#crime
The Telegraph: Police officer sentenced for pointing pistol at Top Gun-spoiling colleague
An Australian police officer was sentenced for pulling a gun on a colleague who threatened to reveal the plot of the latest Top Gun film. Dominic Gaynor received 100 hours of community service.
Fox News: Threat letter laced with fentanyl sent to Georgia election official, secretary of state says
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger reveals a letter containing fentanyl was sent to a Fulton County elections office. The envelope, confirmed to contain the dangerous drug, is currently en route.
Fox News: New York man who saved woman from subway mugging by scaring off would-be robber with warning shot arrested
Homeless man attempts to mug a woman on a subway platform but is scared off by an armed man who fires shots. The armed man is later arrested.
Fox News: Tennessee college student, 18, killed in Nashville park by shooter with prior arrests: cops
A Belmont University freshman, Jillian Ludwig, was shot and killed in a Nashville park. Shaquille Taylor, 29, was arrested in connection with the shooting and is currently charged with aggravated assault and evidence tampering. Taylor had a history of criminal charges and had been released in previous cases. The shooting took place near Belmont University and has left the community shocked and questioning how such a tragedy could occur.
#sports
Breitbart: Former Colts Player and Super Bowl Champ Matt Ulrich Dead at 41
Former Indianapolis Colts offensive lineman Matt Ulrich, 41, has passed away. Colts owner Jim Irsay expressed his condolences, praising Ulrich's impact on the team and describing him as a great father. The cause of death was not disclosed.
Flag And Cross: Tommy Welch Believes He Needs To Make A Point Before His Bout In Brighton On Friday.
Tommy Welch, a boxer from Brighton, UK, is preparing for a big fight against Jonathan Vergara. He is excited to perform in front of familiar faces and hopes to put on an explosive show. Welch is also happy to see his friend, Harlem Eubank, headlining the event.
#science
Fox News: Scientists use bacteria to make lunar soil usable for farming
Scientists have found a way to make lunar soil fertile by introducing bacteria that enhance phosphorus availability. Experiments with simulated moon soil in China showed that bacteria-treated soil produced plants with longer stems and roots, as well as heavier and wider clusters of leaves. This research could pave the way for future moon agriculture and the establishment of long-term bases on the moon.
#technology
Flag And Cross: Fake Ledger Live App On Microsoft Store Leads To 16.8 Bitcoin Theft
Hackers have stolen 16.8 bitcoin, worth $588,000, through a fake Ledger Live app on the Microsoft app store. The scammer divided and transferred the stolen funds to multiple wallets to hide their tracks. This incident highlights the growing issue of fake apps and scams infiltrating customers' accounts and stealing funds.
#other
Spectator USA: The most Nicolas Cage film
Dream Scenario is a dark comedy about celebrity and cancel culture starring Nicolas Cage as a boring professor whose presence starts appearing in people's dreams. It explores the consequences of fame and the toxic nature of internet attention, with some horror elements thrown in. While the film lacks a satisfying ending, Cage's performance is captivating and full of his signature charisma.
Daily Wire: Far-Left Outlet Jezebel Shut Down, Staff Let Go After Failing To Find A Buyer
Jezebel, a Left-wing news website known for its coverage of reproductive rights, has been indefinitely suspended as its parent company, G/O Media, undergoes major layoffs. Despite efforts to find a buyer, Jezebel was unable to secure a new home that aligned with the company's business model. The website's staff, including its editorial team, have been laid off.
Fox News: Robert De Niro worked out for up to 7 hours at a time: personal trainer testifies
Robert De Niro's personal trainer testified that the actor would work out for up to seven hours a day, depending on the character he was filming. The trainer also stated that De Niro had not yelled at him in years.
Fox News: Washington Post apologizes, removes anti-Hamas cartoon after critics called it racist
The Washington Post took down an editorial cartoon that criticized Hamas after readers complained it was racist. The cartoon depicted a Hamas spokesperson with women and children bound to his body. The paper apologized and said it was seen as racist.