News of the Week for Nov. 26th<\/sup>, 2017<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n 5 Reforms To Gun Laws That Would Actually Make A Difference <\/a> <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Researchers pin down one source of a potent greenhouse gas<\/a> <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Murkowski’s Support For Repealing Individual Mandate Moves Senate Tax Bill Closer To Passing<\/a> Euthanasia Virus Spreads to Australia <\/a> Indiana “Night Nurse” whose tweet about white women sparked investigation “no longer” with hospital<\/a> <\/p>\n <\/p>\n 235 killed in ISIS attack on Egyptian mosque<\/a> South Korea Has a Secret Weapon If North Korea Starts a War<\/a> The Gathering Storm in the Western Pacific<\/a> <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Disagree with relatives this Thanksgiving? Here’s the best way to argue, prof says <\/a> One state dips a toe in lowering the drinking age. It’s about time.<\/a> Pastor Endorses Statutory Rape in Defense of Roy Moore<\/a> ESO Observations Show First Interstellar Asteroid is Like Nothing Seen Before<\/a> Earth Is Getting Hit by Too Much Anti-Matter, And Nobody Knows Why <\/a> Top California Dem stepping down amid new sexual harassment claims<\/a> NY Times opinion: Capitalism is a threat to the world and must be replaced<\/a> New ad from Alabama Dem throws some surprising quotes at Roy Moore<\/a> Pennsylvania: Couple Sues Over Police “Drug” Raid That Mistook Hibiscus for Marijuana<\/a> California Capitol Cesspool: Dem State Sen. Nancy Skinner Involved in Cover-Up of Sexual Harassment?<\/a> Border Patrol Agents Were Apparently Ambushed; Assailants Used Rocks to Bash Agents’ Heads<\/a> WaPo Reporter Goes Rogue, Gives Strategy Briefing to Secret Dem Donor Conference<\/a> Uber Paid Hackers $100,000 to Delete Stolen Data on 57 Million People<\/a> ‘Miracle Park’ to be built in Rock Hill will be designed specifically for people with special needs<\/a> Washington Post “Reporter” Gave Advice to Dems at Secret Meeting<\/a> States Spurning Election Commission Show Irregularities in Voter Registration<\/a> Harvard Women’s Center to roll out “Gender 101” training courses <\/a> People judge married couples with different last names<\/a> LAPD chief expects more high-profile Hollywood sex crime allegations<\/a> Portland school officials craft transgender policy<\/a>![\"\"](\"https:\/\/impeachreno.org\/politicalhat\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/10\/Newsboy.jpg\" "\\"News")
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<\/a>Gun Rights<\/h1>\n
\nUnlike proposals from the Left that would not have prevented recent shootings, each of these reforms would actually make a meaningful difference.<\/p>\n<\/a>Hide the Decline<\/h1>\n
Environment &
\n“Green Energy”<\/h2>\n
\nA study of a Lake Erie wetland suggests that scientists have vastly underestimated the number of places methane-producing microbes can survive \u2014 and, as a result, today’s global climate models may be misjudging the amount of methane being released into the atmospher.<\/p>\n<\/a>Obamacare<\/h1>\n
Government in Healthcare<\/h2>\n
\nSenator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska penned an op-ed for the Daily News-Miner declaring her support for repealing the individual mandate in the Affordable Care Act. While not explicitly stating it, this is a good indicator that she intends to support the Senate’s version of the tax bill which includes repealing the mandate.<\/p>\n
\nOne hundred years ago people did often die in agony, and yet, there was very little talk about legalizing euthanasia.<\/p>\n
\nA nurse at one of the largest hospital systems in the nation who sparked an internal investigation after posting a controversial tweet reportedly “is no longer an employee” at Indiana University Health.<\/p>\n<\/a>War & Terror<\/h1>\n
\nThe tentacles of ISIS will prove as difficult to destroy as the terror state\u2019s grip on Mosul and Raqqa. The affiliate in the Sinai Peninsula staged a brutal attack on a Sufi mosque in El-Arish<\/p>\n
\nIn modern Korea’s relatively short history, amphibious warfare has played a key and pivotal role. The United Nations essentially liberated South Korea from invasion with a single amphibious stroke, and the country has maintained a large and powerful Marine Corps ever since. Now, a new generation of South Korean amphibious naval forces means the country can ponder taking the offensive during wartime, not only blunting an invasion but upending the Kim family’s dynastic hold on North Korea.<\/p>\n
\nThe South China Morning Post, one of the favorite go-to sources for my old professor of grand strategy Harold Rood, had an interesting article about China and North Korea a couple days ago\u2014and notice how even the Post headline editors aren’t buying the official story<\/p>\n<\/a>National<\/h1>\n
\nProfessor touts “respectful interrogation” concept ahead of Thanksgiving<\/p>\n
\nIn 1984, Congress passed the National Minimum Drinking Age Act. This bit of feel-good legislation recognized that the federal government couldn’t technically force the states to raise the drinking age to 21, but it did threaten to hold up to 10% of their federal highway funds hostage if they didn’t comply. In short order, everyone went along with it.<\/p>\n
\nI’ve been working in politics and media since the 2008 election cycle and I naively keep thinking I can’t be shocked anymore, and then people like Pastor Earl Wise prove me wrong.<\/p>\n
\nVLT reveals dark, reddish and highly-elongated object<\/p>\n
\nWhat is going on?<\/p>\n
\nA top California Democrat is scrapping his re-election campaign and resigning his leadership post amid growing sexual harassment allegations. <\/p>\n
\nThe NY Times published an opinion piece yesterday titled “The Climate Crisis? It’s Capitalism, Stupid” which argues that capitalism is the real threat to the environment, a threat which must be eradicated if we are to survive. There’s nothing subtle about this piece. The author, who is a professor at Arizona State University, says capitalism is the problem and environmentalism is the movement that can supersede it.<\/p>\n
\nTurnabout is fair play. Moore spent the primary insisting that he was the Trump candidate in the race, never mind POTUS’s endorsement of Luther Strange. Now here’s Democrat Doug Jones claiming that he’s the Trump candidate in the race – the Ivanka Trump candidate, per what she said about Moore a few days ago. He tosses anti-Moore quotes from Jeff Sessions and Richard Shelby in there too, all part of Jones’s plan to peel off enough disgusted Republicans from Moore to squeak through to victory. <\/p>\n
\nPolice raids on home gardeners are not uncommon<\/p>\n
\nThe California Legislature has declared and legislated sex “a contractual event,” and redefined consensual sexual relations as “rape” if it occurs on a college campus – but not in their own offices. Perhaps lawmakers should have turned their attention inward to their own Capitol offices where lawmakers have been accused of a great deal of non-contractual sexual events.<\/p>\n
\nOne U.S. Border Patrol agent is dead and another seriously injured after illegal immigrants apparently bashed them with rocks while they patrolled southwest Texas on Sunday morning.<\/p>\n
\nNational reporter Janell Ross helped donor group craft liberal economic message without notifying superiors<\/p>\n
\nThis week Uber fired its chief security officer and one of his deputies. The reason? They had concealed a massive security breach for more than one year. And that’s not all: in order to convince the hackers to delete the information on 57 million people, the security officers paid the hackers $100,000.<\/p>\n
\nA non-profit organization in York County is trying to build a one of a kind outdoor park designed specifically with people with disabilities in mind.<\/p>\n
\n“getting the economic narrative right”<\/p>\n
\nMany of the states refusing to cooperate with President Donald Trump\u2019s election commission aren’t in compliance with federal law on maintaining voter registration lists, according to government watchdog groups.<\/p>\n
\nStudent government hopes free food offerings will “incentivize students to attend”<\/p>\n
\nWhat’s in a name? A lot, according to researchers from the University of Nevada.<\/p>\n
\nLos Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck said he expects his department – which already is handling more than two dozen allegations of sexual misconduct by Hollywood figures – to investigate even more.<\/p>\n
\nThe comprehensive guidelines – with input from students – will require staff training. A vote takes place Tuesday. <\/p>\n