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#politics
Fox News: Netanyahu tells Macron that Israel was not created by the UN, but by 'blood of our heroic fighters'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized French President Emmanuel Macron's assertion that Israel was established by a UN decision, emphasizing that Israel's founding resulted from military victory in the War of Independence. Netanyahu condemned calls for arms embargoes against Israel amid ongoing conflicts with Hamas and Hezbollah.
Macron's remarks came as he advocated for a halt to arms exports to Gaza and Lebanon, prompting Netanyahu to argue that civilized nations should support Israel against what he termed the "forces of barbarism" led by Iran.
Breitbart: Nolte: Kamala Refuses to Talk with Time Mag About Her ‘Policy Vision’
Vice President Kamala Harris declined to provide an interview to Time Magazine regarding her policy vision, contrasting with former President Trump, who engaged in lengthy discussions. The article highlights her focus on the everyday experiences of Americans rather than detailed policy proposals.
This situation reflects a shift in media dynamics, where Democrats can evade accountability while still receiving favorable coverage. Critics argue this undermines democracy and transparency in political discourse.
Forbes: Trump Claims ‘Peaceful Transfer Of Power’ After 2020—And Fuels Conspiracies About Jan. 6
Former President Donald Trump asserted in a recent interview that there was a "peaceful transfer of power" after the 2020 election, despite the Capitol attack on January 6. He downplayed the violence and reiterated claims about the legitimacy of the election results.
Trump criticized economists who oppose his policies, claiming they are "wrong about everything," and dismissed concerns about his proposed tariffs potentially leading to a trade war. He continues to maintain that the 2020 election was stolen due to widespread fraud.
The Federalist: Judge: GA Counties Must Certify Even 'Non-Sensical' Election Results
A Georgia judge ruled that election officials must certify results even if they show discrepancies, such as more votes than voters. While they must investigate such anomalies, certification cannot be delayed or refused based on concerns about accuracy.
The decision emphasizes the obligation of election superintendents to verify results while ensuring transparency during the process. The ruling aims to clarify the roles of election officials amid past controversies in Fulton County.
Fox News: 'The View' co-host says Harris 'has a problem with men,' fellow hosts say 'they have a problem with her'
On "The View," co-hosts Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar disagreed with Sunny Hostin's assertion that Vice President Kamala Harris has a problem with male voters, arguing instead that it is the men who have issues with her. Hostin later acknowledged the framing was better as she discussed potential outreach to male voters.
The conversation highlighted Harris's challenges with male voter support, particularly among Hispanic and Black men, and emphasized the need for her campaign to communicate more effectively about economic plans.
Breitbart: 'Racist' Trump Flew a Newly-Released Nelson Mandela to the United States
A resurfaced 1990 report reveals that Donald Trump arranged transportation for Nelson Mandela during his U.S. tour after Mandela's release from prison. The Trump Shuttle 727 was used for the trip, costing $130,000 for Mandela's group.
This information has been cited in discussions about Trump's racial views amid ongoing political debates.
#society
GB News: British dad found dead at bottom of 600ft cliffs after Benidorm night out
Nathan Osman, a 30-year-old British father-of-four, was found dead after falling 600 feet from cliffs in Benidorm, Spain, following a night out. His family believes he got lost returning to his hotel. An inquest revealed he suffered traumatic brain injuries from the fall.
Osman's family is raising funds to repatriate his body. This incident follows another tragic fall involving a 19-year-old British tourist in Ibiza earlier this summer, which was also deemed accidental.
Breitbart: Gallup: Trust in Establishment Media Hits Record Low
A Gallup poll reveals that American trust in the establishment media has reached a record low of 31% in 2024, reflecting a decline in credibility due to perceived false narratives. This marks a continued downward trend since 2016, with more adults expressing no trust at all.
Partisan differences persist, with 54% of Democrats, 27% of independents, and 12% of Republicans indicating a fair amount of trust in the media. The rise of social media has contributed to this erosion of confidence, contrasting sharply with trust levels in the 1970s.
Times Of Israel: Haifa court rules divorce refusal is a crime, sentences husband to 18 months in prison
A Haifa court sentenced a husband to 18 months in prison for refusing to grant his wife a divorce for 20 years, marking a rare instance where a secular court recognized a violation of Jewish divorce law as a criminal offense. This ruling aims to strengthen enforcement against recalcitrant husbands, including potential extradition from abroad.
Critics argue that criminalizing such matters complicates the divorce process and call for a separation of religion and state. Advocates of the ruling emphasize its significance in establishing legal consequences for defying rabbinical court orders.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Canada-India ties could take a long time to recover
India and Canada have expelled each other's diplomats amid escalating tensions over the assassination of Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Canada alleges Indian involvement in the killing, while India dismisses the claims as politically motivated, further straining their bilateral relations.
Experts warn that this diplomatic rift could hinder India's aspirations as a rising global power and complicate its strategic partnerships, particularly with Western nations concerned about China's influence.
#economy
Forbes: Trump Media Stock Briefly Halted After Price Suddenly Tumbles
Trading in Trump Media & Technology Group shares was halted briefly after a significant drop, erasing earlier gains. Shares fell over 14% after reaching a peak of more than 13% increase earlier in the day.
The cause of the decline remains unclear, occurring after Trump’s interview defending his policies. His net worth has decreased by nearly $406 million, now estimated at $5.1 billion.
The Western Journal: Trump Announces New Secretary Position Just for Elon Musk - 'He's Dying to Do This'
Former President Donald Trump announced that Elon Musk would play a key role in a potential second Trump administration, specifically as the head of a new "Secretary of Cost-Cutting" position. Musk aims to establish a Government Efficiency Commission to audit and reform federal spending.
Trump praised Musk's business acumen and commitment to reducing wasteful government expenditures, citing the need to control inflation and improve fiscal responsibility. This initiative echoes past efforts, such as Reagan's Grace Commission, to streamline government operations.
Breitbart: Boeing Scrambles for Cash Amid Worker Strike and Production Setbacks
Boeing plans to raise up to $25 billion through bonds and shares to stabilize cash flow amid ongoing production issues and a major labor strike. The strike, involving over 33,000 workers, has already cost the company more than $3 billion.
In response to financial losses and increased federal oversight, Boeing will cut its workforce by 10%. Investors reacted positively to the fundraising news, indicating confidence in the company's efforts to improve its balance sheet.
#crime
The Telegraph: Renowned British photojournalist ‘stabbed to death by teenage son’
Dr. Paul Lowe, a British photojournalist known for his work during the fall of the Berlin Wall, was found dead in California's San Gabriel Mountains, allegedly stabbed by his son, Emir Lowe, 19. Police reported he had trauma to his upper torso and died from a neck wound.
Emir Lowe was arrested after fleeing the scene in his car and is suspected of murder. He is scheduled to appear in court on Tuesday.
#other
Forbes: La Niña Will Likely Impact US Weather This Winter—Here’s What To Expect
La Niña is projected to develop in the U.S. this winter, with a 60% chance of persisting through March. This weather pattern typically results in warmer, drier conditions in southern states and increased precipitation in the Pacific Northwest and Northeast.
The National Weather Service notes that La Niña can lead to a weaker winter event, potentially allowing for more snow in the Northeast and central Plains. It may also contribute to a more active hurricane season in the Atlantic.