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#politics
Human Events: NICOLE RUSSELL: The New Mexico governor’s unconstitutional gun ban has imploded because some Democrats actually learned from COVID
Former President Trump shut down the economy, infringing on citizens' constitutional rights. New Mexico's gun ban, issued during the pandemic, is unconstitutional.
PJ Media: McCarthy Dares Freedom Caucus to Try to Remove Him
The House Freedom Caucus threatens to introduce a "motion to vacate" Speaker Kevin McCarthy's chair if their demands aren't met in a Continuing Resolution. McCarthy is trying to find a solution that will appease some Democrats, but the Freedom Caucus is refusing to support any measure that doesn't include their demands. McCarthy's advantage is that there is no one else in the GOP caucus who could win the speakership.
The American Mind: Make America California
Gavin Newsom, the "matinee idol" of progressive politics, is positioned to take the lead as Joe Biden's approval ratings decline. Newsom represents the shift within the Democratic Party towards a coalition of wealthy elites, public sector employees, and their non-profit organizations, while leaving behind the working class. His California model, characterized by extreme wealth contrasted with high poverty rates and a struggling middle class, showcases the failures of progressive policies. However, Newsom's political opportunism and flexibility may make him a formidable leader for the Democrats in the future.
Newsbusters: New York Times Smears Biden Impeachment Inquiry: It's to 'Appease Far-Right Lawmakers'
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has opened an impeachment inquiry into President Biden, appeasing far-right lawmakers threatening government shutdown over spending cuts. McCarthy's decision intertwines Republican investigations into Biden with the funding fight in the Capitol, aiming to quell rebellion among ultraconservative critics. Republicans have found no proof of financial wrongdoing or corruption but argue for further investigation.
House Republicans are pursuing an impeachment inquiry into President Biden over his knowledge of his son's business dealings, accusing him of lying and alleging special treatment in a criminal tax investigation. The mainstream press refuses to investigate financial wrongdoing or corruption, which Republicans aim to uncover. Biden's lying has been confirmed by The New York Times.
Flag And Cross: Watch: Jen Psaki Grossly Compares Precious Unborn Babies To 'Lumps of Coal' – Suffers Backlash
Former White House press secretary Jen Psaki faced criticism after comparing unborn children to "lumps of coal" during her show on MSNBC. Psaki's comments came in response to a report that Republican strategists are advising a shift in messaging on abortion to move away from the term "pro-life." The report indicated that the term no longer resonated with voters, and instead, Republicans were being encouraged to support "reasonable limits on late-term abortions."
The Blaze: John Fetterman just BROKE the internet with the WEIRDEST fashion trend you’ve ever seen
Senator John Fetterman's recent fashion choice, a life-size picture of fellow senator Bob Casey's head pinned to the left of his own, has caused laughter and ridicule. Despite his strange attire, Fetterman's quotes and responses regarding the impeachment inquiry have fallen flat.
The Right Scoop: WATCH LIVE: Closing arguments in Ken Paxton impeachment trial begins soon
Senate impeachment trial of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton begins.
Red State: WATCH: Agitated Jamie Raskin Joins ‘Kamala Who?’ Chorus With Eye-Opening Non-Answer to Biden VP Question
Left-wing commentators are suggesting that Joe Biden should consider replacing Kamala Harris on the Democratic ticket in 2024 due to her and Biden's low approval ratings. Nancy Pelosi and Jamie Raskin's recent comments have added fuel to the speculation. Pelosi's remark that Harris "doesn't do that much" and Raskin's refusal to give a clear answer about Harris being the best running mate indicate potential trouble in paradise for the Biden-Harris duo. Earlier, Senator Liz Warren also refrained from outright endorsing Harris. Overall, it seems Harris may be facing doubts within her own party.
The Blaze: 'Don't fall for it': Hunter Biden indictment raises serious concerns — especially about what is missing so far
Hunter Biden, son of President Biden, was indicted on three gun charges. Critics, such as Republican candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, believe it is a distraction from alleged foreign policy corruption by the Biden family. Former prosecutor Andy McCarthy argues that the charges do not implicate Joe Biden himself, and that the more important crimes have not been pursued. Legal experts suggest that these uncharged crimes may be motivated by a desire to hide illicit activities. Republicans have launched an impeachment inquiry into President Biden over corruption allegations, which he denies.
#society
Fox News: Alabama will mark the 60th anniversary of the 1963 bombing of 16th Street Baptist Church
60th anniversary of the bombing of a church in Alabama during the Civil Rights Movement, killing four Black girls. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson will give keynote address. Bombing targeted African American community.
The Blaze: Chicago mayor proposes city-owned grocery stores to address food 'inequities'
Democratic Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is considering opening city-owned grocery stores to address food "inequities" in certain neighborhoods. The lack of grocery stores, especially on the South and West sides, has led to limited access to healthy food for residents. Johnson believes that municipally owned grocery stores could be a solution to this problem and vows to advance innovative approaches to tackle these inequities. The city-owned grocery stores would be funded through economic development grants, and Johnson's administration hopes that these stores will attract additional businesses and revitalize the community.
PJ Media: West Coast, Messed Coast™ — Bonfire of the Environies Edition
In this West Coast, Messed Coast™ report, the existence of open-air drug markets in Seattle is labeled as racist. Additionally, a study shows meth and fentanyl present on public transportation, raising concerns about safety. Portland is facing a public safety crisis, with high crime rates and the imminent departure of its mayor. Governor Newsom in California is considering tax increases, including an 11% tax on guns and ammo. Environmentalists face a dilemma in choosing between windmills, electric cars, and iPhones. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes achieves a win against a school district that kicked them out due to their religious beliefs.
#war
Euromaidan Press: Ukraine’s Air Force commander hints Western missiles were used in the recent attack on a Russian naval base in Crimea
Ukraine's Air Force commander suggests that Western missiles were used in the recent attack on a Russian naval base in Crimea.
#economy
Red State: Congress Must Fix the Broken Budget Process
The US Congress has not passed a full and timely budget since 1997, and has failed to pass a balanced budget since 2000. The national debt has skyrocketed to $33 trillion while economic growth has slowed. The Big Three programs, Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid, are on the brink of insolvency. Congress must cut spending, address the Big Three programs, and prioritize policies that promote economic growth to avoid a debt crisis.
#health
Fox News: Blue city drug haven – home to the infamous Kensington – passes bill to ban supervised drug sites
Philadelphia City Council passed a bill banning supervised drug consumption sites in most of the city, including the Kensington district. Supporters argue that monitored, safe drug use can prevent drug-related deaths, while opponents believe these sites encourage illegal drug use. Drug overdose mortality rates in Pennsylvania have reached a record high, with over 80% involving opioids like fentanyl or heroin.
#education
Daily Wire: The Power Of Writing And The Path To Critical Thinking
Teaching writing is important for critical thinking and effective communication. It helps navigate the world.
#crime
Daily Wire: ‘Convicting A Murderer’ Recap: Episode 4 Reveals Bombshell Dispatch Audio, Answering Machine Message
"Convicting a Murderer" Episode 4 reveals bombshell audio left out of "Making a Murderer." Candace Owens questions the omission of key details in the Steven Avery case. The series uncovers important facts and interviews not shown in the Netflix show.
#sports
Forbes: November MLB Owners Meeting May Green Light Athletics’ Move To Vegas
Oakland Athletics plan to move to Las Vegas but lack a place to play. Options include sharing San Francisco's Oracle Park or playing in the Triple-A stadium in Vegas. The team's attendance has suffered due to a losing record and a run-down ballpark.
Breitbart: WATCH: OJ Simpson on Aaron Rodgers' Injury: '9/11 Is a Bad Date for New York'
Former NFL player OJ Simpson made a controversial comment about the Aaron Rodgers injury, referencing 9/11 as a "bad date for New York." Simpson's lack of sensitivity sparks outrage. Aaron Rodgers suffered a season-ending injury on the 22nd anniversary of the 9/11 attacks while playing for the Jets, and backup QB Zach Wilson took over to secure a close victory.
Forbes: Yankees, Red Sox Rivalry Becomes Race To Avoid AL East Basement
The recent Yankees-Red Sox games lacked intensity and significance, resembling the final weekend of the 1992 season. Both teams have struggled to avoid finishing last in the AL East. The rivalry that once dominated the division has lost its luster, with the Yankees falling behind and the Red Sox firing their GM.
#other
Forbes: Blackpink Member Lisa Flexes Her Power Amid Contract Negotiations
Rumors circulate that Blackpink singer Lisa may not renew her contract with YG Entertainment, causing the company's stock price to drop. A potential departure could impact the future of the group and YG Entertainment's profits. Negotiations are ongoing and no official confirmation has been made.