The U.S. House of Representatives voted on Tuesday to “strongly condemn” the rise of anti-Semitism “in the United States and around the world” — and while the measure passed 311-14‚ nearly 100 House Democrats voted “present.” C-Span’s Craig Caplan shared the break down in a post on X‚ saying‚ “311-14: House voted to ‘strongly condemn and denounce the drastic rise of antisemitism in the United States and around the world.’ Resolution approved by a two-thirds vote ‘clearly and firmly states that anti-Zionism is antisemitism.’ 92 Democrats voted Present.” 311-14: House voted to "strongly condemn and denounce the drastic rise of antisemitism in the United States and around the world." Resolution approved by a two-thirds vote "clearly and firmly states that anti-Zionism is antisemitism." 92 Democrats voted Present. pic.twitter.com/c98RM9q6gX — Craig Caplan (@CraigCaplan) December 5‚ 2023 The breakdown across the parties was as follows: 216 Republicans voted “yea‚” one voted “nay‚” and four did not cast a vote. Among Democrats‚ in addition to the 92 “present” votes‚ 95 voted “yea‚” 13 voted “nay‚” and 13 did not vote. Rep. John Rose (R-TN) touted the resolution — and called out the Democrats who had not voted in favor of the measure — in a comment on X. “Today‚ I proudly voted in support of @RepDavidKustoff’s H. Res. 894‚ which strongly condemns and denounces the drastic rise of antisemitism in the United States and around the world. It’s a shame a number of Democrats couldn’t join us in what was a widely bipartisan vote.” Today‚ I proudly voted in support of @RepDavidKustoff's H. Res. 894‚ which strongly condemns and denounces the drastic rise of antisemitism in the United States and around the world. It's a shame a number of Democrats couldn't join us in what was a widely bipartisan vote. https://t.co/ZWSQ5tJCvc — Congressman John Rose (@RepJohnRose) December 5‚ 2023 “I don’t understand. The media told me that the problem was right-wing antisemitism‚” Jeremy Carl responded. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “‘Do you condemn hate and bigotry against Jews? Against threatening them in the streets? No new laws‚ just a public rebuke.’ ‘Nah‚ some of us are here tho’ — Democrats‚” another posted. “Do you condemn hate and bigotry against Jews? Against threatening them in the streets? No new laws‚ just a public rebuke.” “Nah‚ some of us are here tho” -Democrats https://t.co/7H3aY8wsBd — The Dank Knight 🦇 (@capeandcowell) December 5‚ 2023   The push for Democrats to vote “present” on the resolution was led by Reps. Jerry Nadler (D-NY)‚ Dan Goldman (D-NY)‚ and Jamie Raskin (D-MD) and was based on their objection to the resolution’s statement saying that anti-Zionism was anti-Semitism. 1/2 Jewish Democrats Jerry Nadler‚ Dan Goldman and Jamie Raskin announce they will vote ‘present’ on House resolution that condemns rise in antisemitism — authored by Jewish Republicans David Kustoff and Max Miller — because it states that “anti-Zionism is antisemitism.” More ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/O3eJ9DNZBt — Jacob N. Kornbluh (@jacobkornbluh) December 5‚ 2023 They called instead for the House to take up the resolution they had authored‚ which called for “implementation of the National Strategy to Counter Anti-Semitism.”

A Colorado school district assigned an 11-year-old girl to share a bed with a biological boy who identifies as transgender‚ according to a demand letter from the girl’s parents. Jefferson County Public Schools in the Denver area assigned the fifth grade girl to a room with three other students‚ two girls from her school and a boy from a different school‚ during a cross-country overnight trip in June to Philadelphia and Washington‚ D.C.‚ said the letter‚ first reported by The Daily Signal. The 11-year-old was told she would share a bed with the trans-identifying boy. However‚ she became uncomfortable later that evening when the students were in their room together and the boy revealed he was actually a boy who identified as a girl. The young girl snuck into the bathroom and quietly called her mother‚ who had come on the trip but was not a chaperone. The girl and her mother asked the chaperones to move her to a different room‚ and initially‚ the chaperones tried to have her simply switch beds in the same room. However‚ the chaperones eventually agreed to move the boy to a different room‚ but “lied” to the other students about why‚ saying one of the girls needed more space‚ the letter states. “An 11-year-old child was placed in a position where she feared social backlash if she requested a different room in front of other students‚” states the December 4 letter from Kate Anderson‚ director of the Center for Parental Rights at Alliance Defending Freedom. “This practice renders it impossible for these parents to make informed decisions about their children’s privacy‚ upbringing‚ and participation in school-sponsored programs‚” the letter says. The boy’s parents also allegedly told school officials their son was in “stealth mode‚” meaning other students were not supposed to know he is a biological boy. Now the girl’s parents‚ Joe and Serena Wailes‚ are demanding answers from the school district‚ saying they object to their daughter rooming with a child of the opposite sex. The family is demanding the district clarify its policies around trans-identifying children and answer whether it will continue to “intentionally” withhold information about rooming accommodations from parents. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP The parents also said the district had assured parents repeatedly that boys and girls would be roomed on different floors during the trip. Chaperones even told the students that boys and girls would not be allowed to visit the floor of the opposite sex‚ they said. “I felt a bit helpless‚” the girl’s father said. “I was 2‚000 miles away. My daughter is scared in a bathroom trying to get herself out of a situation. It was a frustrating experience‚ and I just really felt like it was not a situation my daughter should be put in.” The trans-identifying boy’s “privacy and feelings were always the primary concern” of school employees‚ the demand letter alleges. The Waileses also said in their letter that they have two fourth grade children who are registered for upcoming overnight school trips next year‚ and they want answers before then.

Nicolas Cage said he thinks he’s only got “three or four more movies left” in him as he talked about retirement and ending his career on a “high note.” During the 59-year-old actor’s interview with Vanity Fair‚ Cage talked about the time he has left on earth and said he wants to spend that doing something different in his career that he’s never done‚ like TV. “It’s starting to solidify—I’m starting to cement my plan‚” the superstar actor said when asked if he’s at a turning point in his movie-making career. “I may have three or four more movies left in me.” “I do feel I’ve said what I’ve had to say with cinema‚” he added. “I think I took film performance as far as I could. I want to say bye on a high note.” Cage will celebrate his 60th birthday in January and said he’s been really “taking stock of how much time” he has left. Nicolas Cage is seriously considering a retirement from movies: “I feel I’ve pretty much said what I’ve had to say with cinema…I did what I had to do with cinema and I want to move on now. But I’m not there yet‚ but hopefully I will be. We’ll see.” https://t.co/bYaoQsfYM7 — Variety (@Variety) December 5‚ 2023 “I thought‚ Okay‚ my dad died at 75‚ I’m going to be turning 60. If I’m lucky‚ I have maybe a good 15 years and hopefully more‚” the actor told the reporter. “What do I want to do with those 15 years‚ using my father as the model? It occurred very clearly to me that I want to spend time with my family.” Cage‚ who has appeared in at least one feature film for 37 consecutive years and counting‚ got his big break when he starred in “Raising Arizona” and “Moonstruck‚” the outlet noted. In 2023 alone‚ the “Ghost Rider” star will have racked up six credits following the release in November of his movies “Dream Scenario” and “Pig.” The “Renfield” star made it clear he’s going to slow down — but has no interest in stopping acting all together‚ as he expressed an interest in maybe switching “formats.” Cage said‚ “Maybe it’s time to look at the immersive streaming experience. I don’t know. I have to look for the next step and I haven’t found it yet.” “I do want to get much more severe and stringent in my selection process‚” he added. “But I want to look ahead. I want to see what’s next.” The superstar actor has three children‚ his youngest‚ daughter August Francesca‚ was born last year. He shares her with wife Riko Shibata‚ whom he married in 2021. He also has two adult children from previous relationships.

Alabama Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville reportedly loosened his grip on holding Senate approval for military promotions en masse after months of blocking them until the Pentagon makes internal changes to its abortion policy. “I’m not going to hold the promotions of these people any longer‚” Tuberville told reporters on Tuesday. “We fought hard. We did the right thing for the unborn and for our military‚ fighting back against executive overreach and an abortion policy.” Tuberville held up approval of mass military promotions since February‚ a blockade used to persuade changes to a Department of Defense (DoD) policy that reimburses military members who travel out of state for abortions. The Pentagon invoked the policy after the Supreme Court repealed Roe v. Wade‚ leaving the issue of abortion legality and limits up to state governments. Tuberville’s hold did not block military promotions entirely. The Senate considered approving promotions one at a time while Democrats brought some cases up for a vote for certain top-level positions. However‚ Tuberville’s hold prevented voting on multiple cases simultaneously as a time-saving move. “I think we saw some success‚” Tuberville reportedly said. “We didn’t get as much out of it as we wanted. But again‚ when they change the rules on you‚ I had no opportunity to‚ other than possibly down the road‚ a lawsuit‚ but that has nothing to do with the holds. That needs to be done in a separate way.” Tuberville suggested his efforts didn’t get the result intended‚ noting that the policy is still “bad.” “We tried to stand up for the taxpayers of this country‚” he said. Tuberville reportedly plans to hold his four-star nominees‚ but intends to release the rest effective immediately‚ allowing the Senate to confirm most of the promotions as soon as Tuesday evening and likely before the beginning of 2024. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D–NY) told reporters the chamber of Congress will move “as soon as possible” to confirm the promotions. The Wall Street Journal reported that as of November 27‚ the hold on promotions impacted at least 451 generals and admirals who waited in limbo for nearly ten months. A U.S. Defense official reportedly said 11 of those on hold are four-star admirals or generals. Air Force Brig. Gen. Pat Ryder‚ a Pentagon spokesman‚ told reporters the news of Tuberville’s lift encouraged the Defense Department. “We’ll continue to stay engaged with Sen. Tuberville in the Senate directly to urge that all the holds on all our general flag officer nominations be lifted‚ to include those nominated for four-star‚” he said. Tim Pierce contributed to this report.

Daily Wire Editor Emeritus Ben Shapiro said that leftist governments in Latin America will eventually crash into the “rocks of reality” as their socialist policies wreck their countries‚ in the latest episode of his YouTube show “Facts.” In the episode‚ Shapiro pointed to the “wonderful” election of Right-leaning libertarian Javier Milei in Argentina as a sign that the leftist governments that had risen to power throughout the region during so-called Pink Waves were faltering. “That Pink Wave isn’t an iron wall‚ as it was with Soviet-occupied Eastern Europe – it is popularly elected Leftist governments in South and Latin America that have increasingly pursued not only economic redistributionism and nationalism of industry‚ but outright tyranny and anti-Americanism‚” Shapiro explained.  Shapiro pointed out how the American press often talked of the danger of authoritarianism abroad while ignoring the threat of socialism‚ which has taken hold of many Latin American countries. Throughout the rest of the episode‚ Shapiro explained the history of the first and second Pink Wave in Latin America and how it was propelled forward by the Sao Paolo Forum‚ a conference of leftist parties in the region that was founded in the 1990s to rebrand socialism and communism after the Soviet Union collapsed. The first Pink Wave took place after the Cold War with leaders like Hugo Chavez taking power in Venezuela and Lula da Silva being elected in Brazil in 2003. This wave later floundered in the years following the Great Recession in 2008. However‚ after 2018‚ leftist parties again began to take back power in countries like Argentina‚ Bolivia‚ Peru‚ Honduras‚ and Chile. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP The consequences of leftist rule in these countries have been disastrous‚ Shapiro said. For example‚ countries like Venezuela and Argentina have faced rampant inflation‚ while corruption constantly plagues countries like Mexico and Bolivia. “The pink tide that has risen‚ receded‚ and risen again will ultimately crash against the rocks of reality as it has in the past. Corruption and lack of rule of law create the preconditions for dissatisfaction with any government‚ but Left-wing governments in Latin and South America have channeled that dissatisfaction into anti-democratic centralization of power and impoverishment of their own citizenry‚” Shapiro concluded‚ saying that he hoped that Milei’s election was only the beginning of a shift away from Left-wing politics in the region. WATCH:

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