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9 Nov 2023
#politics
Fox News: OH Supreme Court justice challenges party affiliation mandate on ballots, alleging rights violation
Ohio Supreme Court Justice Jennifer Brunner has filed a lawsuit against Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose and Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost over a new law that requires judicial candidates to declare their party affiliation on ballots. Brunner argues that the law violates the U.S. Constitution and subjects judicial candidates to different rules for fundraising and campaigning. The law also made other changes to the ballot, such as placing Supreme Court candidates below candidates for statewide offices and separating them from county and municipal candidates.
GB News: Braverman blasted for 'poor judgement' and 'unjustified' attack by ex-Met officer
Former Met Police officer Graham Wettone criticizes Home Secretary Suella Braverman for her comments about the policing of pro-Palestine demonstrations. Braverman accuses the police of "double standards" and favoring left-wing protesters. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak had an emergency meeting with the Metropolitan Police chief to address concerns about the planned march, but Braverman's comments reignite tension between the government and the police.
Fox News: Maryland selected for new FBI headquarters, drawing criticism from Virginia leaders
Maryland has been chosen as the location for the new FBI headquarters, specifically in Greenbelt, northeast of Washington D.C. Virginia leaders have criticized the decision, alleging political interference.
PJ Media: Does Joe Biden Understand He Did Anything Wrong?
Presidentish Joe Biden is feeling betrayed by Politico and the Infotainment Industry as they finally start reporting on his ethical troubles. Biden may not understand that what he did was wrong, as he has a history of benefiting from questionable deals and corruption. Despite his confusion, the Washington-Infotainment Complex is turning against him because they will not tolerate a loser.
#society
The Economist: To understand Britain, watch “Homes Under the Hammer”
Britain's obsession with property is showcased in the long-running TV show "Homes Under the Hammer." The show follows buyers as they transform dilapidated houses into profitable rental properties, giving insight into the British psyche and the nation's dream of owning someone else's home. However, changes in tax regulations and rising interest rates may be bringing an end to this dream. Landlords are facing stricter regulations and decreased financial incentives, leading to a decline in buy-to-let mortgages and a shift towards other investment options.
The Telegraph: ‘Queers for Palestine’ must have a death wish
The phrase "Queers for Palestine" is not a joke, but a real phenomenon where some activists in the West support a country notorious for its treatment of homosexuals. This support is misguided, as Palestine ranks low in LGBT rights and gay Palestinians often seek refuge in Israel, a country that provides them with safety and acceptance. The focus on virtue-signaling and self-promotion by these activists overlooks the wellbeing of actual Palestinians.
#war
National Review: CNN Cuts Ties with Freelancer after Photo Emerges of Him Sharing a Kiss with Hamas Leader
CNN has severed ties with freelance photojournalist Hassan Eslaiah after a photo emerged showing him being friendly with Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar. Eslaiah was embedded with Hamas terrorists during their attack on Israel.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: MI couple recounts fearful escape from Gaza during war outbreak
A Detroit couple trapped in Gaza during the Israel-Hamas war feared for their lives. They finally escaped after being stranded for weeks. They faced scarcity of food, water, and sleep, but are now relieved to be back with their family.
Le Monde: Russia denies involvement in Stars of David graffiti in Paris
Russia has denied accusations of being behind the anti-Semitic graffiti of Stars of David on buildings in Paris. Investigators suggest a possible connection to Russia through social media accounts tied to a Russian disinformation network. Tensions between Jewish and Muslim communities in Paris have been increasing following the attack by Hamas on Israel.
Daily Wire: Two Environmental Protesters Shot To Death In Panama As Group Blocks Major Highway
An American professor with dual citizenship murdered two environmental protesters during a highway blockade in Panama. The victims were part of a group protesting against a mining contract allowing a Canadian company to continue mining in Panama. The incident occurred due to escalating tensions caused by the ongoing protests.
Red State: Reporters Without Scruples: AP, Reuters, and Others Had Photographers Embedded With Hamas Terrorists
When Hamas terrorists invade Israel, freelance reporters on the payroll of major media organizations accompany them, raising ethical questions about their presence. The media watchdog site "Honest Reporting" has documented instances of local reporters working for major media outlets in the West accompanying Hamas terrorists during the attack. Images obtained by these "reporters" suggest they had advanced knowledge of the attack. The Israeli government is demanding answers and considers these journalists as accomplices in crimes against humanity.
Le Monde: French diplomats frustrated by Macron's decisions in the Middle East
French President Emmanuel Macron's handling of the Israel-Hamas conflict has caused unease among some diplomats, who fear the country's image and security may be negatively impacted. The conflict has also exacerbated divisions within the French diplomatic apparatus, particularly among those with close ties to the Arab countries. Despite Israel's refusal to consider a ceasefire, Macron aims to achieve tangible results at an international conference on Gaza's humanitarian aid, with the participation of 80 countries and organizations. The aim is to mobilize the international community and address the urgent needs of the civilian population.
Fox News: Blinken: US has 'real concerns' about Russia-North Korea military partnership
Secretary of State Blinken expressed concerns over Russia's military relationship with North Korea, particularly regarding support for North Korea's ballistic missile and nuclear technology programs. Blinken discussed potential actions with South Korea to pressure Moscow to stop transferring military technology to North Korea. South Korean intelligence suggests Russia is assisting North Korea in constructing and launching a spy satellite.
National Review: The Corner: Some Unexpected Sense on The View
Hillary Clinton appeared on The View and discussed the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. She emphasized the complicated history and the need to differentiate between the Palestinians and Hamas. Clinton also mentioned previous attempts to bring peace to the region, but noted that Hamas's actions have hindered progress.
GB News: VDL's expansion PLOT unveiled as European Union eyes two new members
The European Commission recommends starting formal accession talks with Ukraine and Moldova for EU membership. This move breaks protocol, as countries have not fully met pre-conditions. EU leaders must unanimously support the talks. EU enlargement is seen as necessary for stability, security, and economic growth. The candidate list also includes Turkey, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Albania, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs emphasizes the need for Ukraine and the Western Balkans to join the EU quickly.
#health
Fox News: Heavy smog in Pakistan's capital leaves thousands sick, forces school closures
Toxic smog in Lahore, Pakistan has caused widespread sickness, with authorities closing schools, markets, and parks for four days. The city's poor air quality, ranked as the world's most polluted, has led to respiratory problems and other ailments. Experts attribute the pollution to the burning of crop residue and rapid urbanization.
#education
Fox News: Ohio students protest school's new transgender bathroom policy: 'School board hasn’t been listening'
Ohio students protest Elida High School's transgender restroom policy that some claim invades female students' privacy.
Fox News: MI school board members lose their jobs after controversy involving mascot
Three school board members in Michigan's Sandusky Community Schools lost their recall battles in the general election after voting to retire the school district's Redskins mascot. The decision to change the mascot, which had been in place since 1940, came after discussions about the harmful stereotypes associated with Native American-themed mascots.
#crime
Fox News: Death penalty looms for TX inmate after claims of 'false and unscientific' testimony
Texas inmate Brent Ray Brewer, who received a death sentence for fatally stabbing a man during a robbery 33 years ago, faced execution. His attorneys argued that false and unscientific expert testimony was used to impose the death sentence. Despite appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, and the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles, Brewer's execution proceeded.
Fox News: Caretaker accused of trying to torch husband now charged with killing butcher in house fire
Michigan woman Julie Boxley is charged with felony murder and arson for allegedly setting fire to a butcher's home, resulting in the owner's death. She is also facing arson charges for attempting to set her husband on fire in 2021. Boxley had been staying at the butcher's residence to care for his sick wife.
#other
The Telegraph: Taylor Swift superfans camp out for five months for front-row spots at Buenos Aires gig
Taylor Swift superfans have been camping out for months to secure front-row spots at her Buenos Aires gig. Hundreds of fans have taken turns sleeping in tents outside the stadium since June, with the aim of getting as close to Swift as possible when the doors open. The fans have created a ranking system to ensure those who dedicate the most time to camping out get the best positions at the show.