On a mild party sunny Sunday, here are some things going on:
From National Review, Speaker Pelosi (D-Cal) are "heartbroken and traumatized" by the attack on her husband Paul.
From Townhall, our democracy is not threatened, the Democrats are.
From The Washington Free Beacon, a review of a book about the mainstream media's loss of cultural supremacy.
From the Washington Examiner, users of Twitter go nuts as the new "Chief Twit" sends a Tweet stating his belief in a "tiny possibility" that there's more to the Pelosi home break-in story than meets the eye.
From American Thinker, lies from the left aside, the alleged Pelosi home invader isn't political, but crazy.
From Red Voice Media, while campaigning for Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer (D), former President Obama gets heckled and has a hard time getting the crowd to pay attention. (via LifeZette)
From NewsBusters, the new "Chief Twit" will "look into" allegations of election censorship on Twitter.
From Canada Free press, these days, "no news really IS good news". (The emphasis by capitalization is in the article's title.)
From TeleSUR, according to left-wing Brazilian presidential candidate Lula da Silva, "democracy will win". (Like leftists in general, he seems to define "democracy" as electoral victories for left-wing candidates.)
From TCW Defending Freedom, when Australia and the U.K. set out to "kiww de wabbit".
From Channel News Asia, the death toll from twin car bombings in Mogadishu, Somalia rises to 100.
From Gatestone Institute, congress should increase its support for Ukraine instead of cutting and running.
From The Stream, cutting through the confusion over dilation and curettage.
From Fox News, the suspected Pelosi home invader was reportedly carrying zipties.
From The American Conservative, remembering the victims of soviet Bolshevism.
From BizPac Review, senatorial candidate John Fetter(wo)man's claim that one of his campaign signs was set on fire is met with skepticism.
From The Daily Wire, the new "Chief Twit" mocks Twitter's HR bots.
From the Daily Caller, Germany will fall short on its defense commitments for 2022, meaning that its continued support for Ukraine is at risk.
From the New York Post, at least 68 people are killed when a pedestrian bridge collapses in the Indian state of Gujarat.
From Newsmax, the Supreme Court will consider whether universities my use race as a factor in admissions due to cases involving UNC and Harvard.
And from SFGate, roaches ruin Halloween on a street in Wyandotte, Michigan.
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