A video shared on X claims to show Israel Defense Forces (IDF) soldiers refusing to go into Lebanon. IOF Refuse to Serve on the Lebanese border pic.twitter.com/4APCjGhAvQ — Ryan Rozbiani (@RyanRozbiani) October 17, 2024 Verdict: False The video is from July 2024 and shows people protesting the arrests of soldiers accused of sexually abusing a Palestinian […]

Warren Haynes is not just a name in rock music—he’s an institution. Over the past three decades, Haynes has built a career that encompasses the soulful grit of Southern rock, the improvisational mastery of jam bands, and the timeless appeal of classic rock. This list of Warren Haynes’ top ten songs showcases the breadth of his talent, spanning his solo career, his crucial work with the Allman Brothers Band, and his role as the driving force behind Gov’t Mule. Rather than focusing on just one part of his career, we’ve chosen to highlight songs that paint a full picture of The post Top 10 Warren Haynes Songs appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—With many of the nation’s largest companies reimbursing employees for traveling out of state for abortions, the vast majority of Americans think companies should provide equal benefits for birth and adoption. The Napolitan News Service surveyed 1,000 registered voters on Oct. 15 and 16 about their views on abortion. Seventy-one percent of those surveyed said that if employers provide “abortion benefits,” they should provide equal benefits to employees seeking infertility treatments, adopting a child, or giving birth. GCM24-1016 Toplines – AbortionDownload Since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in June 2022, 56 CEOs announced abortion stipends and travel reimbursements for women for travel to other states to get abortions if it’s illegal or restricted where they live. Those companies include Disney, Meta, PayPal, Amazon, Starbucks, Microsoft, Netflix, and Apple. The Department of Defense announced in October 2022 that the Pentagon would pay for service members and their dependents to travel to abort their unborn babies. Three-fourths of voters surveyed said they favor requiring abortions to be performed only by licensed physicians. Fifty-five percent strongly favor such a requirement, while only 20% somewhat favor it. Ten percent were not sure. Only 15% somewhat or strongly opposed limiting abortions to doctors. Several states have abortion amendment referendums on their ballots in November that allow non-physicians to perform abortions. South Dakota’s ballot initiative would remove all existing state abortion laws, overriding requirements that abortions be done by a physician and in an inspected and clean facility. Florida’s pro-abortion Amendment 4 allows “health care providers” to perform abortions up till birth if the provider determines it’s necessary to protect the mother’s “health.” Because the text of the constitutional amendment contains no definition of “health” or “health care provider,” the measure would likely legalize abortion at any stage of the pregnancy if anyone who claims medical expertise asserts the mother would benefit from it physically, emotionally, or otherwise.  Florida statutes define a health care provider as “a physician licensed under chapter 458, an osteopathic physician licensed under chapter 459, a podiatric physician licensed under chapter 461, or an advanced practice registered nurse registered under 464.0123.” At least 19 states allow certain nonphysician practitioners, such as advanced practiceregistered nurses, nurse-midwives, or physician assistants to perform medication orprocedural abortions, according to a 2022 study from the Connecticut Office of Legislative Research. The post Nearly 3 in 4 Americans Think Employers That Fund Abortion Travel Should Also Support Birth and Adoption appeared first on The Daily Signal.

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In the past two weeks, social media has been buzzing with videos (see below) of mysterious flashing lights captured over Indiana, reports www.coasttocoastam.com. Several locals posted their footage online, hoping for answers. Speculation ranged from military drills to flares and even extraterrestrial activity. The first widely-reported sighting occurred on October 7, when hundreds of people witnessed a series of pulsating lights gliding across the sky near Kokomo, Indiana, before vanishing. Reddit discussions quickly pointed to the nearby Grissom Air Reserve Base as a possible explanation, with some suggesting the lights were flares. However, not everyone found this convincing. One user challenged the flare theory, posting: “Anyone saying this is flares — if you can provide me tangible evidence that flares appear to teleport to the side like this in training exercises, I’m all ears… Until then I don’t care what your pilot uncle says.” Just days later, more videos emerged from the same region, this time showing up to three distant lights hovering and changing shape and color. No explanation has yet been received from the authorities. The post Indiana Locals Report Numerous UFO Sightings in Recent Weeks appeared first on Anomalien.com.

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