On a sunny but cool Thursday, here are some things going on:
From National Review, President Biden cancels $4.5 billion more of student loan debt.
From FrontpageMag, the strange and mythological presidential campaign of Vice President Harris.
From Townhall, the woke mob comes for two Canadians who stated a Taiwanese boba tea company.
From The Washington Free Beacon, Israel confirms that Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar has been sent to his virgins.
From the Washington Examiner, oil producer Phillips 66 announces plans to end operations at its refinery in Los Angeles after California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) signs a bill mandating stringent new requirements.
From The Federalist, why "crunchy granola moms" and independent doctors are moving politically rightward.
From American Thinker, while being interviewed by Bret Baier of Fox News, Harris doesn't answer questions but tells voters to read her website.
From MRCTV, a teenage illegal alien gang member arrested 10 times is finally sent to jail.
From NewsBusters, CNN correspondent Brian Stelter calls the aforementioned Bret Baier "a Trump surrogate".
From Canada Free Press, voting this year by facts, not feelings. (I'm reminded of the admonition often given by right-wing commentator Ben Shapiro, "facts don't care about your feelings". While I agree with him, I also realize that the reverse is also true, as in feelings don't care about your facts.)
From TeleSUR, professors and other workers at Argentine universities go on strike.
From TCW Defending Freedom, lies, [bleep]ed lies and U.K. politician Michael Gove.
From Snouts in the Trough, how stupid or evil are the climate alarmists?
From EuroNews, right-wing Dutch politician Geert Wilders proposed sending failed asylum seekers in the Netherlands to Uganda. (I vaguely remember the U.K. having a similar idea. What do the Ugandan government and people think of this idea?)
From ReMix, Poland's baby bust is the worst in Europe. (As a descendant of many Polish babies, who grew up to have their own babies, I find this development to be quite alarming.)
From Balkan Insight, a Belarusian dissident in Bulgaria fears being deported back home.
From The New Arab, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad "keeps his head down" amid the wars in Gaza and Lebanon.
From Arutz Sheva, more about the death of the aforementioned Yahya Sinwar.
From The Jerusalem Post, at a meeting of the European Parliament, Hamas's sexual violence and attacks on women are condemned.
From Gatestone Institute, Islamic militias operate in the Central African Republic.
From The Stream, one forgotten reason why Christopher Columbus sailed westward.
From The Daily Signal, "pay no attention to the gender activist behind the public school curtain".
From The American Conservative, the little-known war that made the U.S.
From The Western Journal, according to the twice-aforementioned Bret Baier, four of Harris's staffers were "waving their hands" and forced him to end their interview.
From BizPac Review, Senator Maria Cantwell (D-WA) gets booed by striking Boeing workers after disparaging former President Trump.
From The Daily Wire, members of a violent Venezuelan gang are arrested in San Antonio, Texas.
From the Daily Caller, Harris will attend the Al Smith charity dinner via a pre-recorded video.
From the New York Post, the barn coat goes viral.
From Breitbart, 158 migrant children from South and Central America enter the U.S. illegally into Eagle Pass, Texas.
From Newsmax, the Archdiocese of Los Angeles agrees to pay $880 million to the victims of sexual abuse by clergy.
And from SFGate, when in San Francisco, beware the fake ads.
