From National Review, Louis Farrakhan wishes death on a country that protects free speech while visiting a country that does not.
From Townhall, President Trump warns against illegal voting.
From FrontpageMag, "identity politics is America's anti-Semitism".
From The Washington Free Beacon, two more law enforcement groups refuse to support FIRST STEP.
From The Federalist, the top seven takeaways from Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Grassley's report on Justice Kavanaugh's accusers.
From American Thinker, the migrant caravan is an assault on America's rules.
From the NL Times, a confederation of Turkish mosques in the Netherlands want politician Geert Wilders banned from Twitter. (How many Dutch Reformed churches are there in Turkey? The story comes via Voice Of Europe.)
From Dutch News, Asia Bibi's lawyer flees to the Netherlands.
From the Express, British politician Nigel Farage predicts that Prime Minister Theresa May will get Brexit through the Parliament.
From BBC News, Saudi Arabia allegedly "sent experts" to cover up evidence in the murder of Jamal Khashoggi.
From the Independent, police cordon off Whitehall after a suspicious package is found.
From the (Irish) Independent, according to their Taoiseach, Ireland is willing to consider proposals regarding their border with the U.K. (I think that the Taoiseach is the equivalent of a prime minister. I have no idea how to pronounce the term.)
From Global News, Canada's natural resources minister meets with the leaders of 22 indigenous groups to discuss the planned Trans Mountain pipeline.
From the Toronto Sun, oak trees descended from a downed tree in Vimy Ridge in France live on in Canada and France.
From SwissInfo, the pros and cons of the cow horn initiative. (Scroll down to see both sides of the issue.)
From Daily News Hungary, the Hungarian National Defense Force could start taking biometric data from criminals and illegal immigrants.
From The Slovak Spectator, "do you have your map of Czechoslovakia?"
From Radio Praha, the Czech Republic's foreign minister wants to see western Balkan countries join the E.U.
From Radio Poland, historian Karl Heinz Roth says that Germany has a "huge debt" of war reparations to be paid to Poland.
From Ekathimerini, Greece will start debating constitutional revision on November 14th.
From the Greek Reporter, the Greek island of Symi gets a surprise visit from a submarine.
From Hürriyet Daily News, Turkey is one of eight countries to receive a waiver from U.S. oil sanctions on Iran.
From Rûdaw, Iraq does not get a waiver.
From Arutz Sheva, the Israeli Knesset appoves the cultural loyalty law.
From The Times Of Israel, Russia claims that the IDF endangers their troops by not giving sufficient warning before their airstrikes in Syria.
From The Express Tribune, a high-ranking U.S. diplomat will arrive in Islamabad, Pakistan tomorrow.
From Khaama Press, a U.S. drone strike kills or wounds six terrorists in the Afghan province of Laghman.
From NDTV, Saudis call for a boycott of Amazon over The Washington Post's coverage of the Jamal Khashoggi murder. (The two businesses are owned by the same person, Jeff Bezos.)
From the Deccan Chronicle, an Indian Muslim cleric calls nail polish un-Islamic.
From AsiaNews, Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina says that whoever says offensive things about Islam or Mohammed will be punished.
From The News Tribune, Iran's intelligence minister blames Israel for an Iranian plot against an activist in Denmark.
From Palestinian Media Watch, the PA uses a photo of Holocaust victims to portray Arabs killed by Israelis.
From Gatestone Institute, Pakistan's "judicial betrayal" of Asia Bibi. (This article was linked at The Religion Of Peace, and was also placed by Kel the Red Fox Blogger into the chatroom of her BlogTalkRadio show.)
From Twitchy, gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams (D-GA) is against AR-15s, but is supported by Black Panthers carrying AR-15s.
From the New York Post, the mailbomb suspects heads to New York City to face trial.
From CNS News, former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee (R) thinks the media would care about abortion if they learned one thing.
From Fox News, the Hubble Telescope finds a smiley face.
From The Washington Post, Alex Jones is banned from Facebook, but his videos and followers are still around.
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