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#politics
Breitbart: Democrat-Led FCC Announces Plan to Revive Obama-Era Net Neutrality Rules
Democrats at the FCC aim to resuscitate Obama-era net neutrality regulations, seeking greater control over internet service providers. They hope to prevent blocking and slowing down of internet traffic and paid prioritization. However, critics argue that the regulations should also apply to social media platforms responsible for content censorship. The debate raises questions about who should be held accountable for internet throttling and censorship.
Human Events: CHARLIE KIRK: RFK Jr as Donald Trump’s VP is ‘a bad idea’
Charlie Kirk discussed the potential impact of RFK Jr. running for President on a third-party ticket or as a Vice President to Donald Trump. RFK Jr. has gained attention for his opposition to Big Pharma vaccines and Covid-19 restrictions. Left-wing media claims his candidacy would be harmful to Biden and Democrats. Kirk suggested this may be a tactic to trick Republicans into supporting him as a Libertarian candidate, pulling votes from Trump and benefiting Biden. However, Kirk believes RFK Jr. should run as a Democrat to undermine Biden's narrative and avoid hurting Trump's chances.
The Right Scoop: RSBN host gives contradictory statements on Trump purchasing the gun in South Carolina
Yesterday, RSBN's Brian Glenn denied that Trump bought a firearm, but a previous statement contradicts his claim. The truth remains unknown, but Jack Smith's associates may investigate.
Red State: Governor Newsom Signs Multiple Anti-Gun Bills Into Law, Including California's 'Bruen Response Bill'
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed three anti-gun bills into law, including SB 2, which restricts where one can carry a firearm and makes it harder to obtain a concealed carry permit. AB 28 puts an excise tax on firearms and ammunition sales, while SB 452 requires semi-automatic pistols to be fitted with technology that does not currently exist. These bills infringe upon the Second Amendment rights of Californians and show a lack of understanding and respect for the Constitution.
Newsbusters: Retrospectiva 2019: El Senador Menéndez en apuros presionó a Facebook para censurar antes de elecciones
Senator Bob Menendez (D-NJ) hypocritically demanded that Facebook protect freedom of expression by censoring people, while facing federal charges himself for allegedly accepting bribes from a foreign government. He criticized Mark Zuckerberg for not doing enough to prevent Russia from spreading disinformation and meddling in US elections. Menendez's demand came in response to Zuckerberg's refusal to increase censorship in 2019.
Breitbart: Menendez Money Spoils Entire Democrat Party: Corrupt Senator Spreads Dirty Cash
Sen. Bob Menendez's bribery charges for sharing information with Egypt in exchange for cash and gold bars have tarnished the entire Democrat party. His campaign committee raised millions of dollars and distributed donations to Democrat allies, some of whom plan to return the money. Menendez's PAC also made large donations to Senate Democrats and various Democrat organizations. While some Democrats called for Menendez to step down, others continue to accept his campaign cash.
#society
Daily Wire: NYC’s Elites Pranked By Gen Zer’s In One-Night Only Fake Steakhouse Meal
A group of Generation Zers in New York City pranked the elite by hosting a one-night fake steakhouse. Patrons, thinking they were dining at an exclusive restaurant, were unaware it was a prank orchestrated by an AI startup founder and his friends. Despite subtle hints, many guests missed the joke, while others threatened legal action.
Washington Free Beacon: Biden's Dog Commander Bites Another Secret Service Agent
President Joe Biden's dog, Commander, bit a Secret Service agent, marking the 11th biting incident. The injured officer received medical attention at the White House.
Breitbart: California. Gov. Gavin Newsom Signs Package of Pro-LGBTQ Bills
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a series of pro-LGBTQ legislation aimed at protecting vulnerable youth and creating more inclusive environments in schools and communities. The measures include deadlines for LGBTQ-related training for school employees, confidentiality for minors' court petitions to change their sex, the requirement for sex-neutral restrooms in public schools, and the establishment of a task force to identify the needs of LGBTQ students. Newsom also signed a bill forbidding schools from prohibiting books on LGBTQ+ topics.
#foreignaffairs
Washington Free Beacon: Biden's Suspended Iran Envoy Employed at Least Three Members of Iranian Influence Network: Report
At least three advisers to Robert Malley, a disgraced Iran envoy in the Biden administration, were involved in an Iranian Foreign Ministry plot to influence U.S. policy. Pentagon official Ariane Tabatabai, think-tank adviser Dina Esfandiary, and Malley's protégé Ali Vaez were part of the scheme. They worked closely with Malley and had connections with Iranian officials. The FBI is investigating Malley, and leaked documents have revealed accusations of mishandling classified information. Republicans have called for an investigation, but the Biden administration has not cooperated.
Foreign Policy: Hungary Severs Aid to Ukraine
Hungary halts aid to Ukraine until language rights for ethnic Hungarians are restored. Hungary's support is crucial for Ukraine's potential membership in the European Union. Hungary maintains close ties with Russia and has previously distanced itself from Ukraine.
#economy
Breitbart: Nolte: Amazon Prime Adding Commercials to $139 Streaming Service
Amazon Prime is set to add commercials to their streaming service, causing many subscribers to consider cancelling. They offer an ad-free option for an extra monthly fee, increasing the overall cost of the service. Other streaming services like Netflix have already embraced advertising as a way to generate additional revenue, as they struggle to make a profit due to low subscriber numbers.
Washington Free Beacon: Among Michigan's Striking Autoworkers, a Tepid Welcome for 'Union Joe'
President Biden faced a lukewarm reception from striking autoworkers in Detroit due to concerns over his support for electric vehicles. Union members worry that the transition to electric vehicles will lead to job losses, as they require less manpower to build. Biden's visit to the picket line did not sway their opposition to his support for electric vehicle production. The future of the electric vehicle transition remains uncertain due to consumer complaints about charging infrastructure and congressional investigations into Chinese ties to American plants that produce electric vehicle batteries.
#culture
Fox News: Halloween by the numbers: Fun facts about the spooky day
Halloween originated from an ancient Celtic festival called Samhain and evolved into All Hallows Eve. The US, UK, and Canada celebrate Halloween the most, with about 73.1 million American children under 18 partaking in the festivities. Americans spend billions of dollars on Halloween celebrations, including $108.24 on average for costumes, candy, decorations, and greeting cards. The world's heaviest jack-o'-lantern weighed 2,560 pounds, and Halloween is celebrated in 13 countries and gaining popularity in 23 others.
#health
Flag And Cross: Gender Discrimination Hampers Women's Cancer Care, Says Report
Sexism hampers women's cancer care. Gender discrimination limits cancer care for women, while products marketed to them increase risk. Women receive inadequate information on cancer prevention. A feminist approach to cancer care is needed.
#education
Fox News: Non-binary children's book author angered by ‘parental rights' movement
Author Alex Gino defends children's books, saying parental rights should not override human rights. Their book, "Melissa," explores gender identity and has faced bans. Gino remains committed to writing diverse stories.
#crime
Fox News: Video shows moment Jack-in-the-Box employee opened fire on drive-thru customer and family
In March 2021, an employee at a Jack-in-the-Box in Houston, Texas, shot at a customer and his family after an argument over missing curly fries. The incident was captured on surveillance footage and the employee, Alloniea Ford, was convicted of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
Fox News: Alaska double murder suspect targeted Florida sheriff with 'lasers that could blind for life': DOJ
Joshua Wahl, a suspected double murderer from Alaska, has been indicted for allegedly threatening the sheriff of Volusia County, Florida with lasers and explosives. Wahl's threats began after the sheriff held a news conference denouncing anti-Semitic and pro-Nazi messages. He faces charges of cyberstalking and transmitting threats in interstate commerce.
Forbes: Rudy Giuliani’s Mounting Legal Trouble: Here Are All The Issues Trump Attorney Faces Amid Hunter Biden Lawsuit
Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, is suing Rudy Giuliani for tampering with his laptop's digital data. Giuliani is facing multiple legal troubles, including an indictment in Georgia and a defamation case. The trial for the Georgia defamation case is set to begin on December 11.
Red State: Judge Finds Former President Trump Engaged in Fraud; Orders Trump Organization Dissolved
Former President Donald Trump has been found guilty of fraud by a New York judge in a civil case brought by the New York Attorney General. Judge Arthur Engoron ruled that Trump and his company defrauded insurers, banks, and business partners by overstating the value of his assets and net worth. Trump and his legal team also obstructed the lawsuit. The trial will decide on how much restitution Trump should pay.
Flag And Cross: Judge Rules Trump Committed Fraud In New York
Former President Donald Trump, facing criminal indictments, was ruled to have committed fraud in New York. The judge ordered the rescission of several business licenses, making it difficult for Trump's businesses to operate in the state. The civil lawsuit alleges that Trump overvalued his assets and net worth to secure financing.
Forbes: The New Voices Of ‘Rick And Morty,’ Explained
The voices of Rick and Morty have changed, with Justin Roiland being replaced following misconduct allegations. Roiland had a distinct raw and stuttering style that won him fans, but his alleged abusive behavior led to his dismissal from the show. The new voice actors closely mimic the original characters, but some fans speculate on the potential for fresh directions in the show's future.
#sports
Breitbart: Travis Kelce Jersey Sales Skyrocket Amid Taylor Swift Dating Rumors
Travis Kelce's jersey sales soared after Taylor Swift supported him at a game, fueling dating rumors. Kelce's merchandise was among the top-sellers at the NFL Shop, with sales increasing by almost 400% after Swift's appearance. The rumors between the two have been circulating for weeks, and while Kelce didn't confirm their relationship, he teased it during an interview.
Fox News: Colin Kaepernick writes to Jets asking to join team in 'risk-free contingency plan,' calls himself 'elite QB'
The New York Jets are struggling with Zach Wilson as their quarterback and fans are unhappy. Colin Kaepernick has expressed interest in joining the team. He offered to lead the scout team and believes he can provide an elite option if the starting quarterback gets injured.
#technology
Forbes: Ready Or Not, Here They Come: EVs Approach A Tipping Point In U.S. Market
Electric vehicles (EVs) may be reaching a tipping point in the US market, with EVs accounting for 6.9% of auto sales in 2023. If this trend continues, EVs could make up 25% of new vehicle sales by 2026. Government incentives, such as federal tax breaks and state incentives, are helping to drive adoption. The auto industry has a lot at stake in the success of EVs, with over 100 additional EV models set to go on sale in the next three years. Leasing for EVs is also expected to increase, with leased EVs qualifying for the full tax incentive. However, there may be hurdles to EV adoption, such as the unfamiliarity of leasing as a financing method in certain regions of the US.
Flag And Cross: Amazon Invests $4 Billion In AI Startup Anthropic To Unlock AI Potential
Amazon.com has made a $4 billion investment in AI startup Anthropic, with plans to collaborate on advancing generative AI. The deal highlights Amazon's commitment to AI and its potential for revenue growth and expense management. Some analysts believe the investment could benefit other companies, such as Nvidia, in the AI training and inference sectors.
#other
Fox News: Pierce Brosnan's romantic gesture for wife's 60th birthday
Pierce Brosnan gives his wife 60 roses for her 60th birthday, expressing his love and gratitude for her. They have been married for 22 years and share a strong bond.