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9 Nov 2023
#politics
Fox News: Mayor's office avoids saying whether it backs noncitizens voting after warning migrant crisis will destroy NYC
NYC Mayor Eric Adams introduced a law allowing noncitizens to vote, but it was ruled illegal by the NY Supreme Court. Adams has expressed concerns about the migrant crisis, stating that it will destroy the city. His office has not directly addressed whether he still supports noncitizens voting.
Washington Free Beacon: Manchin Announces He Won't Run for Reelection to Senate
Sen. Joe Manchin (D., W.Va.) announced he will not seek reelection in 2024. Instead, he plans to travel the country and mobilize the middle. There were speculations of him running for president, but he has not made any definitive statements about it.
Spectator USA: NewsNation to host next GOP debate in Alabama
The Republican National Committee has chosen NewsNation, a cable news network, to host the fourth GOP debate in December. Despite having a smaller audience than other networks, NewsNation claims to be the fastest growing network and a centrist outlet. The RNC has also raised the qualification criteria for candidates in the next debate.
Red State: BREAKING: Senator Joe Manchin Announces He Will Not Seek Re-Election
Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV) announces he will not seek re-election in 2024. Manchin plans to travel the country and create a movement to unite Americans. His decision may be influenced by West Virginia's Republican Governor, Jim Justice, who is leading in the polls for the Senate seat.
PJ Media: Trump Floats Tucker Carlson as Potential Running Mate
Former President Trump hinted on a podcast that he would consider Tucker Carlson as his potential running mate in 2024. Trump praised Carlson for his common sense and support for safe borders and a wall. Carlson's popularity across the ideological spectrum makes him a strong choice for Trump.
The Federalist: WaPo’s Ruth Marcus Finally Discovers The Problem With Political Prosecutions
Prominent figure in Washington media finally realizes that criminalizing political opposition is not so fun when it's their opponent in power. Trump's potential re-election and pursuit of retaliation has sparked fear. Democrats can no longer torment dissenters without consequences.
The Babylon Bee: Republicans Consider Compromising With The Left On Nuanced Issue Of Baby Murder
Republican candidates express willingness to compromise with the Left on the abortion issue after electoral losses. They suggest allowing the Left to have its way and legalize abortion while advocating for only allowing it in certain circumstances.
Fox News: Weiss says he 'wasn't granted' special attorney authority in Hunter Biden probe despite request: Transcript
David Weiss, the Special Counsel investigating Hunter Biden, testified that he requested special attorney authority but was not granted it. However, he did not interpret this as a denial and was later informed that he had the authority to proceed with charges if he chose to do so. He followed the normal process and was asked to go through the process, which he understood as a sequencing event rather than a denial.
Red State: Antisemitism on the March in Canada: Pro-Palestinian Protesters Plan Recreation of Infamous Nazi Atrocity
Israel's retaliatory campaign against Hamas sparks a surge in global antisemitism. Pro-Palestinian activists in Canada plan a protest using images of people breaking glass, coinciding with the 85th anniversary of Kristallnacht. McGill University condemns the event, highlighting the exacerbation of tensions between Jewish and Arab communities. The significance of the protesters' actions raises concerns about the spread of antisemitism worldwide.
PJ Media: BREAKING: Joe Manchin Announces Decision on Senate Future
Sen. Joe Manchin announced that he will not seek re-election in 2024, stating his desire to create a movement to bring Americans together. His re-election prospects have diminished in recent years, with speculation surrounding his political future. Despite being labeled as a "moderate," Manchin has largely voted with the Democrats and his retirement poses a challenge for the party in a state where Trump had strong support.
#society
GB News: Nigel Farage fumes over woke Black Rose Poppy: ‘It’s not about class, race or rank’
Nigel Farage criticizes the Black Rose Poppy, claiming it goes against the spirit of Armistice Day by representing black people who fought against the British. He expresses disappointment in King Charles for wearing the black poppy, blaming the adviser who likely recommended it. Farage believes the poppy should be apolitical and treat everyone equally.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Russia says Ukraine launched another missile attack on Sevastopol in occupied Crimea
Russian air defense units shot down a Neptune anti-ship missile in occupied Crimea. The missile was launched by Ukraine, causing damage to a Russian missile carrier.
The Telegraph: Abducted Ukrainian teen faces conscription into Russian army
A 17-year-old Ukrainian orphan, Bogdan Ermokhin, is at risk of being conscripted into the Russian army after being abducted from Mariupol and illegally sent to Russia. Since Russia invaded Ukraine, over 19,500 children have been forcibly deported or displaced into Russia. Bogdan has already received a notice to report to the military in December, and his lawyer believes he will be sent to serve in the Russian army. Once he turns 18, he will be unable to renounce Russian citizenship and will be barred from leaving Russia unless he fulfills the military requirement.
#foreignaffairs
Red State: This Is Why Pro-Hamas Protesters Tried to Use Violence to Disrupt Film Exposing October 7 Atrocities
During the Israel and Hamas conflict, supporters of Hamas violently protested a screening of the film "Bearing Witness" in Los Angeles. The film exposes the atrocities committed by Hamas, causing controversy among left-wing activists who tried to dissuade people from watching it. This incident, along with a murder at a pro-Israel rally in California, highlights the anti-Israel sentiment that prioritizes hatred over the well-being of Palestinian civilians.
Fox News: UN suspends withdrawal of African Union troops from terror-ravaged Somalia
The United Nations Security Council has suspended the pullout of African Union troops from Somalia for three months, following a request from Somalia to combat al-Shabab extremists. The pullout was supposed to be completed by December 2024.
Euromaidan Press: Sky News: Hungary says EU should not begin membership talks with Kyiv
Hungary opposes EU membership talks with Ukraine, suggesting a "privileged partnership" instead. Hungary's Prime Minister has made anti-Ukrainian statements, calling the war a "military operation" and discouraging Ukraine from joining NATO.
#economy
GB News: NatWest tipped to scrap Alison Rose £10m payout amid Nigel Farage debanking row
NatWest is expected to reduce Dame Alison Rose's £10million payout following the Nigel Farage banking scandal. The bank's board will likely eliminate the discretionary elements of her pay package, resulting in Rose forfeiting unvested share awards. However, she is still expected to receive a seven-figure sum in basic salary and fixed share allowance.
#military
GB News: Ross Kemp backs initiative to reduce veteran suicide rates
Ross Kemp and Veteran Minister Johnny Mercer are supporting the Forcer Protocol, an initiative aimed at reducing suicide rates among former members of the Armed Forces. The protocol, being trialled by Greater Manchester Police, will provide dedicated procedures for officers to follow when veterans go missing. The aim is to prevent suicide attempts and help ex-military personnel receive support. Kemp emphasized the importance of understanding the profile of missing veterans and providing officers with relevant information to locate them quickly. The initiative is being pushed for adoption across the United Kingdom .
Veterans Minister Johnny Mercer and Rayleigh & Wickford MP Mark Francois, along with Ross Kemp, are supporting the Forcer Protocol to address the crisis of suicide among ex-military personnel. Claire Lilly, who lost her veteran husband to suicide during the pandemic, launched the protocol, which is being trialled by Greater Manchester Police. The initiative aims to help officers find veterans who go missing and provide them with the necessary support. Kemp urged the government to adopt the protocol at a national level and encouraged Britons to support veterans. The fragmented nature of veteran welfare and the forgotten tragedy of war were highlighted as important factors to consider in preventing suicides among veterans .
#culture
Fox News: Matthew Perry’s friend Hank Azaria credits him for AA journey: ‘God is a bunch of drunks together in a room’
Actor Hank Azaria paid tribute to his friend Matthew Perry, recognizing Perry's role in helping him get sober and his sense of humor. Azaria shared that Perry introduced him to Alcoholics Anonymous and provided guidance throughout his recovery. Perry's humor and compassion are remembered fondly by Azaria, who considers himself blessed to have had Perry as a friend.
#health
The Telegraph: American man receives world’s first successful whole eye transplant
Surgeons have successfully performed the world's first whole eye transplant, although the patient, Aaron James, cannot see out of the transplanted eye. The procedure, which involved transplanting the entire left eye and parts of the face from a donor, showed remarkable signs of health. The surgery injected adult stem cells into the optic nerve in hopes of restoring vision.
Daily Wire: ‘Take Care Of Maya’ Trial: Jury Finds Hospital Liable, Awards Family $211 Million
A jury in Florida finds a children's hospital liable in a lawsuit brought by the family featured in the Netflix documentary "Take Care of Maya." The hospital is found guilty of false imprisonment, medical negligence, fraudulent billing, and causing emotional distress. The hospital owes the family $211 million in damages.
Fox News: Massive blaze at California WWII-era blimp hangar closes parks, schools due to asbestos
Historical WWII blimp hangar in Southern California catches fire, releasing asbestos into the air. Parks and schools closed, residents urged to stay inside. Asbestos exposure poses health risks.
Fox News: Croatian man reportedly poisoned by cleaning agent in bottled soft drink
Traces of a cleaning agent found in a fizzy drink served to a man in Croatia, causing a throat injury. Unclear how it happened. Authorities assure no widespread problem and continue investigating. Coca-Cola supports investigation and reassures consumers.
Daily Wire: Selma Blair Said She’s ‘Dying Alive,’ Staying Positive During MS Battle
Actress Selma Blair remains positive and determined in her battle with multiple sclerosis. Speaking at an awards ceremony, she expressed her belief in the importance of staying connected and continuing to evolve. Blair has been sharing her experiences with MS on social media to connect with others facing similar struggles. She also discussed her past struggles with alcohol dependency and her desire to help others.
#crime
Fox News: Montgomery, Alabama, boat co-captain seen in viral brawl video is now facing an assault charge
The co-captain of a boat involved in a wild brawl in Alabama is now facing a misdemeanor assault charge. The incident occurred when a pontoon boat blocked the larger vessel from docking. The co-captain, Dameion Pickett, said he was just doing his job and defending himself when he was attacked.
Flag And Cross: Man Allegedly Shoots and Kills Two Environmentalist Protesters Who Were Blocking Highway
Two environmentalists were shot dead by an enraged motorist in Panama during a protest against a mining company's deal with the government. The motorist, a retired professor named Kenneth Darlington, shot and killed the protesters after they blocked traffic by standing in the middle of the road. Darlington has been arrested and charged with aggravated homicide and illegal possession of firearms.
Daily Wire: Envelopes With Fentanyl Sent To Election Offices In Georgia And Washington
Envelopes containing fentanyl were sent to election offices in Georgia and Washington state during Election Day 2023. Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced the interception of an envelope with fentanyl in Fulton County, while multiple locations in Washington experienced evacuations due to suspicious powder in envelopes. Both incidents are being investigated by federal, state, and local officials as acts of domestic terrorism.
Fox News: DOJ charges three men with running brothels that allegedly hosted politicians, military officers near DC
The DOJ charged three individuals with running high-end brothels in Massachusetts and the D.C. suburbs frequented by politicians and other high-profile clients. The brothels operated out of residences in multiple states, including Virginia and California, offering a variety of prostitutes for rates ranging from $350 to $600.
Flag And Cross: Student Dies After Being Shot While Walking - Suspect Was Recently Released from Jail Due to 'Loophole'
An 18-year-old college freshman in Tennessee named Jillian Ludwig was shot and killed near her campus. The alleged shooter, Shaquille Taylor, has a lengthy criminal record but cannot be tried for his crimes due to being deemed mentally incompetent. There are concerns about the legal loophole that allowed Taylor to be free and commit this crime.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: Oregon Elk Hunter Shoots Wolf in Self-Defense
An elk hunter in Oregon shoots a wolf in self-defense after it approaches him. The incident is being investigated, but the hunter acted reasonably for personal safety. Wolf attacks on humans are rare and usually involve sick or rabid animals. Another wolf appeared after the shooting, but the hunter was able to scare it away. Oregon has strict penalties for illegal wolf hunting.
#other
Fox News: Baltimore police shooting prompts criticism of specialized gun squads
Baltimore Police's specialized units have been accused of escalating situations and harassing local residents. Recent shootings have raised questions about their operations and use of force. Residents in the majority-Black community complain about officers jumping out on them for no reason and escalating otherwise peaceful encounters. The department defended the actions of the officers involved in the shootings. Critics argue that specialized gun units disproportionately affect low-income communities of color and that the focus should be on targeting those individuals who are actually creating violence.