Source: The Daily Economy
by Hannah Frankman Hood
“Families, entrepreneurs, and Fortune 500 companies alike are chasing better schools. Freedom to choose may be the quiet engine of the next American migration wave.” (11/05/25)
https://thedailyeconomy.org/article/how-school-choice-became-a-magnet-for-capital/
Source: Christian Science Monitor
by staff
“In his self-portrayal as a global peacemaker, President Donald Trump prefers to employ arm-twisting pressure to stop a conflict, such as in Gaza. Yet for one of the most intractable wars – a civil conflict in Africa’s third-largest country, Sudan – he might be relying on principled persuasion. The reason? Mass atrocities against civilians on both sides of that 18-month-long war have pushed many nations with a strategic stake in Sudan to join a Trump-led effort for a humanitarian truce. On Monday, the U.S. senior adviser for Arab and African affairs, Massad Boulos, said Sudan’s rival military forces have agreed in principle to a three-month truce, which would allow safe corridors for delivery of vital aid. If a pause in fighting does help the millions of Sudanese in need, it would be a nod to a global norm that recognizes the innocence of civilians in battle zones.” (11/04/25)
https://www.csmonitor.com/Commentary/the-monitors-view/2025/1104/Trump-s-peace-tactics-in-Sudan
Source: Straits Times [Singapore]
“A palliative nurse was convicted on Nov 5 of the murder of 10 patients with lethal injections and the attempted murder of 27 others and was handed a life sentence by a German court. Prosecutors had argued that the nurse injected his mostly elderly patients with painkillers or sedatives to ease his workload at night. The crime was found to be particularly severe, said a spokesperson for the court in Aachen, meaning the nurse has little chance of being released after 15 years, the minimum time that can be served for a life sentence in Germany.” (11/05/25)
https://www.straitstimes.com/world/europe/german-nurse-given-life-sentence-for-murdering-10-patients
Source: The Hill
“Tucker fires back at Ben Shapiro; the left is making Nick Fuentes seem cool?” (11/05/25)
https://thehill.com/hilltv/rising/5590619-rising-november-5-2025/
Source: The Atlantic
by Idrees Kahloon
“Today, the Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments in one of those rare cases that could reshape all three branches of government. The justices deciding Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump, a challenge to the current tariff regime, could determine whether the imperial presidency is entrenched or arrested. They could either cajole Congress out of its dormancy or render it even more inert. And they could buttress the legitimacy of the Court’s conservative majority — which in the past decade has aggressively intervened to limit the administrative state’s domestic operations — or undermine it by applying different standards to presidents of different parties.” (11/05/25)
https://archive.is/wRzFD
Source: Common Dreams
by Sam Rosenthal
“Nearly exactly a year later, two narratives have taken hold about the electoral wipeout Democrats experienced in 2024. The first is the Democratic Party, weighed down by an unpopular and enfeebled presumptive nominee who had overseen unpopular foreign wars and economic carnage at home, failed to articulate a vision other than ‘we’re not Trump.’ The second is that Democrats, after routing Donald Trump in 2020, moved too far to the left, losing the coveted ‘moderate’ vote and the entire election. Progressives have stuck mostly to the first narrative. As political director at RootsAction, I was among the first group of detractors encouraging Joe Biden not to seek a second term as president.” (11/05/25)
https://www.commondreams.org/opinion/what-dems-need-to-win
Source: CBS News
“A video taken by a bystander, and seen by CBS News Chicago, captured two U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents [abducting] a woman inside a North Center daycare Wednesday morning. The video shows two masked federal agents in plainclothes and wearing vests labeled ‘POLICE’ inside the Rayita del Sol Spanish Immersion school and daycare’s Roscoe Village location. A woman can be heard screaming through the glass doors as the agents physically wrestle her out the door, at one point picking her up. They slam her, face-first, into the outer door as they push her outside. … Once outside, she’s pushed against a dark grey sedan parked outside the building as agents try to handcuff her with her hands behind her back.” (11/05/25)
https://www.cbsnews.com/chicago/news/federal-agents-chicago-daycare-preschool-teacher-detained/
Source: Pioneer Institute
“MA Teacher Kelley Brown on Founding Documents, U.S. History, & Civics.” (11/05/25)
https://pioneerinstitute.org/featured/ma-teacher-kelley-brown-on-founding-documents-u-s-history-civics/
Source: ProSocial Libertarians
by Andrew Jason Cohen
“One cause of polarization and the rise of socialism — and a better way forward.” (11/05/25)
https://prosociallibertarians.substack.com/p/creative-destruction
Source: National Public Radio [US state media]
“Democrats See Big Election Wins From California To New York City.” (11/05/25)
https://www.npr.org/2025/11/05/nx-s1-5598278/democrats-see-big-election-wins-from-california-to-new-york-city