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10 Nov 2023
#illegals
Fox News: Mexican immigration officers find 123 migrants trapped in trailer
Authorities discovered 123 Central and South American migrants trapped in a trailer in San Luis Potosí, Mexico. The majority were from Guatemala, Nicaragua, Honduras, and El Salvador. It is unclear how they became stuck or where they were heading.
Meanwhile, in Ciudad Juárez, three alleged human smugglers were arrested after 11 Guatemalan migrants were found trapped in a house. These incidents highlight the dangers migrants face when traveling through Mexico. A caravan of migrants from Guatemala also blocked a highway, seeking temporary documents to travel to the U.S. border.
Breitbart: Josh Hawley Demands Probe into Biden's DHS Allegedly Feeding Illegal Aliens Over Investigating Child Exploitation
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) is calling for a federal investigation into whistleblower allegations that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) under President Joe Biden has prioritized providing sandwiches to illegal aliens over investigating child exploitation at the U.S.-Mexico border. The whistleblowers claim that DHS has removed agents from criminal investigations to assist with immigration processing functions, leaving cases involving child exploitation and drug trafficking unresolved. Hawley is seeking answers on how many DHS agents have been reassigned and the impact on criminal investigations and child exploitation.
#politics
Breitbart: RNC Chair McDaniel on Ramaswamy Criticism: 'He's at 4% — He Needs a Headline'
Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel responded to criticism from GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy during a debate. She dismissed his complaints, emphasizing the need for Republicans to focus on important issues like Joe Biden, border security, fentanyl, and crime. McDaniel highlighted her track record, including winning Michigan for the first time in 30 years and regaining the House. She stressed the importance of effectively countering Democrat messaging on abortion and urged the party to prioritize strategic messaging in order to win in 2024.
Daily Signal: Climate Activists Who Struck Degas Exhibit to Return to DC
An extremist climate group called Declare Emergency plans to lead a series of protests in the Washington D.C. area, demanding that President Biden declare a climate emergency. The group previously defaced an exhibit at the National Gallery of Art and is now threatening more illegal actions.
Red State: Hilarious: Glenn Beck Explains How Forrest Gump Ripped Off the Fabulous Life of Joe Biden
Joe Biden has a long history of making up stories about his life, constantly adding to a panoply of fake tales. From falsely claiming academic achievements to exaggerating his family's athletic prowess, Biden has a habit of fabricating his past. His track record includes bogus encounters and false statements, making him reminiscent of the fictional character Forrest Gump, except without the charm and honesty.
Breitbart: RNC Denies Report McDaniel Said Ramaswamy Is 'An A**hole’ During Debate
Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel allegedly called presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy an asshole during the debate. The RNC denies the claim. Ramaswamy invited McDaniel to resign and criticized the RNC for selecting NBC News as the debate moderator. There was also a heated exchange between Ramaswamy and McDaniel after the event.
PJ Media: The Populist Right Is Leading the GOP Into Irrelevancy
GOP has lost ground since 2016, struggling in suburbs and with independents. Economy is the top issue for voters, with GOP having the advantage. GOP's economic message is weak. Trump's popularity with Republicans doesn't guarantee overall victory. The new Right has learned the wrong lessons and needs a coherent approach.
Breitbart: Marjorie Taylor Greene Introduces Resolution to Impeach Mayorkas After Human Smuggler Kills Two of Her Constituents
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene introduced a resolution to impeach Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas after two of her constituents were killed by a human smuggler near the border. The resolution must be addressed within two legislative days, setting up a showdown in the House next week. Greene accuses Mayorkas of violating the Secure Fence Act, allowing an invasion of illegals, and practicing catch and release policies.
#society
The Blaze: 'Where are these people gonna go?' Massachusetts' emergency shelters reach capacity amid ongoing migrant crisis | Blaze Media
Massachusetts' emergency shelter system is at capacity amid the ongoing migrant crisis. The state has reached its limit and will now have to turn people away, placing them on a waitlist. Families with certain vulnerabilities will be given priority for shelter accommodations.
Flag And Cross: Millennials, Gen Z Still Prefer Physical Greeting Cards Over Digital Ones
More than half of Americans still prefer to mail physical greeting cards instead of sending them digitally. This is especially true for younger generations, with 62% of millennials and 59% of Gen Z preferring physical cards. Family photos are the most popular choice for holiday card designs, and personalization is important, with 55% preferring cards with personalized messages rather than generic templates. Millennials also spend a significant amount of time choosing holiday cards and gifts, with 27 minutes for cards and 42 minutes for gifts. Personalized gifts are appreciated, as they show a closer connection to the gift-giver, and partners are most likely to appreciate personalized presents.
#war
Red State: Islamic Jihad Posts Video Offering to Release Elderly and Teenage Israeli Hostages in Exchange for Aid
Israeli hostages, an elderly woman and a young boy, have been featured in propaganda videos released by the Palestinian Islamic Jihad terror group in Gaza. They accuse Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of causing the ongoing situation and call the bombing in Gaza "madness." The group indicated willingness to release the hostages in exchange for humanitarian aid. The situation highlights the delicate balance Israel faces in ensuring the safety of its citizens while trying to eliminate Hamas. PalestineWar
PJ Media: Anti-Semitic WHO Portrays Hamas-Run Gaza as Cutesy Kids’ Paradise Before Israel Bombing
The World Health Organization (WHO) is demanding a cease-fire between Israel and Gaza, despite the potential for more deadly attacks on Israel. The WHO posted a video sympathizing with Hamas, portraying Gaza as a paradise. The WHO's credibility is questionable as they promote anti-Israel propaganda. Additionally, the numbers of casualties provided by Hamas may be exaggerated, and Hamas has prevented Gaza civilians from evacuating. The WHO's stance aligns them with terrorist groups aiming to harm Israel.
#foreignaffairs
Daily Signal: AP, NYT Photos Show Palestinian 'Civilians' Working With Hamas
The Associated Press, Reuters, The New York Times, and CNN obtained photos of Hamas terrorists carrying out their attack on Israel on Oct. 7. Israel demanded explanations from the news outlets, accusing them of having embedded photojournalists inside Hamas. The news organizations claimed they had no prior knowledge of the attacks and received the photos from freelancers. Questions remain about whether the journalists made any attempt to warn Israeli authorities about the attack and their actions reveal how closely Palestinian civilians often work with Hamas.
Fox News: Netanyahu tells Bret Baier cease-fire 'means surrender,' insists squad member is calling for 'genocide'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in an interview with Fox News, rejects calls for a cease-fire with Hamas, insisting that it would mean surrender to terrorism and the victory of Iran's axis of terror. He emphasizes the importance of releasing Israeli hostages as a condition for a cease-fire. Netanyahu discusses the efforts to reduce civilian casualties and the support he has received from the U.S. Congress and President Biden. The interview also addresses the censure of Rep. Rashida Tlaib and the future of Gaza after Hamas is eliminated.
#economy
National Review: The Corner: Republicans Need to Update Their Energy Talking Points
The debate focused on the candidates' views on energy production and the need for America to be energy independent. However, the reality is that U.S. crude oil production has been increasing rapidly for the past two years and hit a record high in August. The global market and price signals have a bigger influence on oil production than who is in the White House. Biden's energy policy has its flaws, but it's not responsible for the current production levels.
Flag And Cross: Study Finds Why Americans Delay Holiday Shopping
Americans are delaying holiday shopping for better deals. Many are waiting for interest-free promotions and discounts. Despite being price-conscious, most plan to spend the same or more than last year. They prioritize budget-friendly options and gift cards. Travelers are making budget-conscious decisions, including changing travel days and opting for layovers or driving. Looking ahead, many plan to make a major purchase by March 2024, with some using it for a vacation.
#religion
Daily Wire: People Who Got Transgender Surgery Can Be Baptized And Be Godparents Under Certain Conditions, Vatican Clarifies
The Vatican has clarified its stance on transgender individuals, same-sex couples, and Catholic sacraments in a document published by the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith. It states that a transgender person can be baptized under certain conditions and that children and teens with transgender issues can also be baptized if they are willing to receive the sacrament. The document also addresses the issue of godparents, saying that individuals who have undergone transgender medical treatment can serve as godparents under certain conditions. However, the document emphasizes the importance of pastoral prudence to avoid scandal or disorientation in the ecclesial community.
#education
Daily Signal: Oregon Promoting Equitable Math, Dismantling Systemic Inequities
The Oregon Department of Education is training teachers to promote equity in math classrooms and address systemic inequalities. It aims to reduce rules that devalue certain skills and prioritize student thinking. Critics argue that it prioritizes diversity and inclusion over academic instruction.
#crime
Fox News: Los Angeles to pay $8M to man jailed for over a decade on erroneous robbery conviction
Los Angeles settles for $8 million with man wrongfully convicted of armed robberies. Alibi witnesses prove his innocence.
Fox News: Commission weighs discipline for Illinois judge who controversially reversed rape conviction
Judge Adrian of Illinois may face removal from the bench for reversing a rape conviction. He determined that the defendant had already been punished enough with 148 days in county jail. The move sparked outrage in Quincy, Illinois.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: What Eats Ticks?
Ticks are a nuisance and can cause serious illness or death. Many animals, including birds, lizards, rodents, and opossums, eat ticks. Domestic fowl and fire ants can help control tick populations, but humans need to take precautions to protect themselves from tick bites.
#other
The Blaze: Get ready for another 50-year abortion fight | Blaze Media
The pro-life movement is facing setbacks in the regulation of abortion, even in conservative states like Kansas and Montana. The recent approval of an amendment in Ohio's constitution establishing a right to abortion highlights the movement's struggle. The movement focused on overturning Roe v. Wade without building alternative structures or considering the moral lessons needed to replace it.
Daily Wire: GOP Candidates Weigh In On Where They Stand With Abortion
Five Republican presidential candidates discussed their stances on abortion during the third GOP primary debate. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis shared a personal story about a woman who decided not to have an abortion and ended up becoming a lawyer and judge in Florida. Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley emphasized that this is a personal issue for each individual and that she is pro-life but does not judge those who are pro-choice. Sen. Tim Scott expressed his support for a 15-week abortion ban and the importance of funding crisis pregnancy centers and supporting adoption. Vivek Ramaswamy criticized Haley for not taking a clear stance on the issue, and Chris Christie argued that the issue should be decided at the state level rather than by the federal government.