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#politics
The American Spectator: The Problem With Being Mike Pence
Mike Pence, former vice president, is polling poorly in the GOP race. Despite his impressive background, the party values extremism over moderation. Pence's reputation was tarnished by his loyalty to Trump and the Capitol insurrection. He is unlikely to gain momentum and should consider dropping out to make way for a stronger candidate. Trump, who treated Pence poorly, mocked the other contenders for the lack of vice presidential qualities. Sharing a ticket with the loser of 2020 is undesirable.
The Blaze: Congress passes last-minute stopgap bill to avert government shutdown without Ukraine aid, Biden attacks 'extreme House Republicans'
Congress passes a stopgap bill to avoid government shutdown. No aid for Ukraine included. Biden blames House Republicans for the crisis.
The American Spectator: Shapiro’s ‘Voter Registration’ Change Just Another Photo Op
Earlier this month, Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro announced "automatic voter registration" in the state, but it is largely a symbolic move without addressing existing voter registration problems. Shapiro's lack of legislative accomplishments and incomplete budget are being overshadowed by this distraction. The state needs to strengthen voter identification requirements, clean up voter rolls, and change deadlines for registering and requesting mail-in ballots. This move is seen as an attempt to distract from Shapiro's lackluster record.
Breitbart: Senate Clears Stop-Gap Spending Bill with No Ukraine Aid
The Senate passed a stop-gap spending bill without Ukraine aid, keeping the government open until November 17. Many Senate Democrats were frustrated by the lack of Ukraine aid, but Senate Republicans remain committed to helping Ukraine.
National Review: The Corner: Why The Latest Continuing Resolution Changed More Than You Might Think
Congress passed a continuing resolution to fund the government for another month and a half. The passage of the bill revealed power dynamics within Congress and highlighted the divide between different factions within the Republican party. This could have future implications for both Kevin McCarthy's speakership and Mitch McConnell's leadership.
Washington Free Beacon: Congress Passes Stopgap Bill To Avert Government Shutdown
Congress passed a stopgap funding bill to avoid a government shutdown. Democrats supported the bill while Republicans were divided. The bill funds the government through Nov. 17.
#war
Forbes: The Russians Knew Exactly Where To Strike Kharkiv’s Air-Defenses. The Locations Were In Soviet Archives.
The bombardment of Ukraine by Russia in 2022 was largely ineffective, except for a Russian missile that struck and destroyed a crucial underground air-defense command post in Kharkiv. Despite this setback, Kharkiv became the launching point for a successful Ukrainian counteroffensive that expelled Russian forces from the surrounding region. The strikes on Ukrainian air-defenses were surprisingly precise, suggesting that Russia had prior knowledge and information about these installations. Dispersal and mobility became crucial strategies for the Ukrainian air-defense corps in their successful defense against Russian air attacks.
#foreignaffairs
Spectator USA: What exactly is the new space race all about?
A new space race is underway, with countries like Russia, India, and the United States vying to explore and exploit the Moon. More than 80 countries have established a presence in space, and the development of reusable rockets has made space travel more affordable. Nations are interested in mining the Moon for valuable resources like helium-3, which could fuel safe and cheap fusion reactors. Additionally, governments are looking to establish a military presence on the Moon, raising concerns about the potential militarization of space.
#economy
The Blaze: 'Hamilton' creator Lin-Manuel Miranda wants $2.5 billion taxpayer-funded bailout for failing theater companies
Lin-Manuel Miranda and Phylicia Rashad have urged Congress to provide a $2.5 billion bailout for failing theater companies over the next five years. They argue that small theaters are in crisis and in need of federal funding to survive. The plea was made during a Senate briefing hosted by Senator Schumer, who introduced the Supporting Theater and Generating Economic Activity Act.
#health
Forbes: Costco’s Partnership With Sesame Is Just The Beginning For The Wholesale Retailer’s Healthcare Ambitions
Costco has partnered with Sesame Health to provide affordable healthcare to its members. Sesame connects patients directly with doctors, cutting out middlemen and reducing costs. With this new partnership, Costco members can access virtual primary care, lab services, and mental health resources. Costco's expansion into healthcare has the potential to make a significant difference, given its large customer base and established supply chain.
#crime
The American Spectator: The Pope and the Sprawling Vatican Embezzlement Trial
A major Vatican criminal trial is underway, with ten defendants including Cardinal Angelo Becciu accused of corruption and fraud involving the Vatican Bank and a luxury property investment. Vatican Bank lawyer Roberto Lipari described the defendants' financial abuses, including treating the bank like an ATM. The trial has unveiled evidence of attempts at personal enrichment, uncontrolled use of Church money, and extortion and blackmail.
#other
Breitbart: Rolling Stones' Keith Richards on Rap Music: 'I Don't Really Like to Hear People Yelling at Me'
Keith Richards, guitarist of the Rolling Stones, expressed his dislike for rap and pop music, stating that he prefers music with people playing instruments. He believes pop music is cheap and easy, lacking feeling and variety.