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#politics
Fox News: Abbott fires back at NYC Mayor Adams' 'madman' slam: He'd never make it in Texas
Gov. Greg Abbott responded to Eric Adams calling him a "madman" by criticizing Adams' complaints about illegal immigration in New York City. Abbott pointed out that the influx of migrants in NYC is dwarfed by the situation in Texas due to Biden's open border policies. He also dismissed the claim that Texas will turn blue, citing his victory over Beto O'Rourke and the rejection of progressive ideas by Hispanics in Texas.
American Thinker: Israel's Constitutional Dilemma
In Israel, protests against government judicial reforms continue. The opposition is worried about religious influence and potential for a theocracy. Some suggest adopting the American Constitution as a solution.
#society
The Federalist: You Can't Slam 'Book Bans' And Turn A Blind Eye To The Content
A newspaper refuses to print excerpts from a sexually explicit teen book, defending that it is not suitable for a family newspaper. The South Bend Tribune defends the book and claims prejudice from protesting parents. The library also refuses to move the book, creating controversy and meeting opposition from concerned parents.
Fox News: American Humane Hero Dog Awards 2023 announces ‘top dog’ finalists ahead of Veteran’s Day ceremony
The American Humane announced the finalists for the 2023 Hero Dog Awards, recognizing America's Hero Dogs in different categories. The winners will be announced on November 10, 2023, in Palm Beach, Florida.
#foreignaffairs
American Thinker: Time to send a clear message on Chinese espionage
Recent reports of Chinese government spying on the US demand action. However, the government seems to be doing little more than issuing empty warnings. The challenge of addressing large-scale espionage can be overcome by utilizing the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) to form a joint task force consisting of agents, analysts, lawyers, and support staff from the FBI, CIA, and DHS/ICE. By leveraging various sources of information, a clear and effective plan can be developed to apprehend suspected foreign agents and disrupt their activities. This approach has been successful in countering similar threats in the past.
Fox News: Parents Defending Education leader says Chinese Communist influence on American schools is 'deeply concerning'
The grassroots organization Parents Defending Education (PDE) is deeply concerned about foreign funding, particularly from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), infiltrating American K-12 schools. PDE President Nicole Neily plans to speak at a House Education and Workforce Committee subcommittee hearing on CCP funding in K-12 institutions to shed light on the issue. Neily wants families to be aware of the money coming from the CCP, the curriculum being taught, and the teachers involved so they can decide if they want their children to participate.
Parents Defending Education (PDE) has discovered evidence linking Chinese Communist Party (CCP)-sponsored financial entities to American K-12 schools. The group is concerned about the potential indoctrination in classrooms and the lack of transparency regarding what children are learning. PDE has identified multiple school districts that have received funding from the CCP and is calling for greater transparency and awareness among parents.
American Thinker: Hanoi Joe is even worse than Hanoi Jane
Joe Biden's visit to Vietnam turned into a diplomatic disaster. His rambling press conference, filled with movie references, offended the Vietnamese who are seeking an alliance against China. Biden's incompetence raises concerns about his ability to represent the US in foreign affairs, while China watches and takes notes.
#economy
Euromaidan Press: Polish PM: Poland to extend Ukrainian grain ban “regardless” of EU decision
Polish PM, Mateusz Morawiecki, announced that Poland will block the import of Ukrainian grain regardless of the EU's decision. The ban, which expires later this week, was initially implemented by Brussels in May and includes several other EU countries. The decision to extend the ban comes ahead of the parliamentary election in Poland and aims to protect Polish farmers.
Forbes: Foreign Trade Makes Us Stronger, Not Weaker — Ignore The Politicians Attacking It
Foreign trade under attack as GOP candidates talk tough on trade and Democrats lean towards protectionism. Former President Trump proposes 10% tariff on all U.S. imports, potentially costing Americans over $300 billion.
#health
Forbes: Walgreens In Deal With Tech Firm Pearl Health To Enhance Work With Primary Care Doctors
Walgreens has partnered with Pearl Health to assist primary care doctors in transitioning to value-based care. This partnership will help doctors adapt to the shift away from fee-for-service medicine and ensure they receive payments from health insurance companies. The move comes as Walgreens rivals, including CVS Health and Amazon, are expanding their primary care operations.
#sports
Fox News: Keith Olbermann mocks Aaron Rodgers after Jets quarterback suffers ankle injury
Keith Olbermann took a jab at Aaron Rodgers, mocking his injury in his New York Jets debut after Rodgers chose not to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Rodgers appeared to injure his ankle on the first drive of the game and was helped off the field. The extent of his injury is unclear.
Fox News: Patrick Mahomes unbothered by criticism after loss: 'People are kind of waiting for you to go down'
The Kansas City Chiefs, led by quarterback Patrick Mahomes, silenced their critics after winning Super Bowl LVII in the 2022 season. However, they faced criticism again after a tough loss to the Detroit Lions in the opening game of the 2023 season. Mahomes acknowledged the pressure and emphasized the importance of staying focused and getting better. The Chiefs were also missing star tight end Travis Kelce for the game. They will face the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 2.
Fox News: Dan Le Batard: ESPN wouldn't have 'my politics' after seeing similarities to his show in Pat McAfee's new gig
Dan Le Batard, co-founder of Meadowlark Media, sees similarities between ESPN's new college football simulcast with Pat McAfee and his own show. However, Le Batard believes ESPN would not have allowed him to play the same role due to his politics. Despite this, Le Batard admires McAfee's success and predicts that the simulcast will be wildly successful.
#other
Forbes: Top 10 Highest-Grossing Golf Experiences: Member For A Day
Various golf fundraisers organized by Member for a Day have raised significant amounts of money for charities and organizations. Notable rounds include a VIP experience at Bandon Dunes Golf Resort raising $50,000 for Aproquen, a round at Michael Jordan's private club raising $25,000 for the First Tee of Greater Baltimore, and rounds at various other prestigious golf clubs raising substantial amounts for different causes.
Fox News: 'Big Prayers': Drew Baldridge shares how faith helps him change lives of families affected by terminal illness
Country star Drew Baldridge discusses his song "Big Prayers" and his involvement with the Take the Trip Foundation, which sends families impacted by terminal illnesses on special adventures together. Baldridge shared a story of a fan who related to the song and his post about the interaction led to Jason Carroll from the foundation reaching out to include the fan and his family in their program. Baldridge emphasizes his belief in helping others and how his music connects people. Growing up in a small town and having a strong faith foundation have shaped him and his work ethic.