Saturday Stuff

Now that I'm back from my Thanksgiving break on a cool and sunny Saturday, here are some things going on:

From National Review, an American spends Thanksgiving in England.

From i24, Palestinian factions publicly execute two men for "collaborating" with IDF forces.  (via National Review)

From Townhall, why Hamas terrorists are gumming up the release of a second group of hostages.

From The Washington Free Beacon, a review of the book Social Justice Fallacies by right-wing commentator Thomas Sowell.

From the Washington Examiner, presidential candidate Robert Kennedy Jr. (I) goes to Utah.

From American Thinker, have left-wingers finally blown it?

From NewsBusters, when the media went after Florida Secretary of State Katherine Harris (R).

From Canada Free Press, the Democrat Party implodes.

From TCW Defending Freedom, the big lie about Israel threatens everyone.

From Snouts in the Trough, who will win the coming clash of civilizations?

From Gatestone Institute, Iran's other willing accomplice is the E.U.

From The Stream, AI that can read minds has become a reality, and the world yawns.

From BizPac Review, President Biden admits not knowing if the American hostages held by Hamas are still alive, and if so, when they'll be released.

From The Daily Wire, Hollywood struggles during the Thanksgiving holiday.

From the Daily Caller, Biden is harassed by pro-HamasPalestinian protesters while lighting a Christmas tree in Nantucket, Massachusetts.

From Breitbart, Biden makes a Thanksgiving proclamation in which he omits God, but he's not the first president to do that sort of thing.

From Newsmax, Vice President Harris can have a gas stove, but you can't.

And from the New York Post, nine-year-old Ohad Monder, along with his mother and grandmother, are reunited with his father and brother after spending 49 days being held hostage by Hamas.