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11 Nov 2024
#illegals
Fox News: What to know about Thomas Homan, Trump's incoming 'border czar'
President-elect Donald Trump has appointed former ICE Acting Director Thomas Homan as his "border czar." Homan, known for his strong stance on deportations, will oversee efforts to enforce immigration laws and deport illegal aliens. He previously led ICE's Enforcement and Removal Operations.
Homan has a history of controversial policies, including family separations during deportations. He asserts that deportations will be targeted, focusing on national security threats, while warning states resisting deportation efforts to "step aside."
#politics
Fox News: Trump taps former New York Congressman Lee Zeldin to lead EPA
Former Congressman Lee Zeldin has been appointed by President-elect Trump as the new Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) administrator. Trump praised Zeldin's legal expertise and commitment to "America First" policies, emphasizing his role in promoting business growth while upholding environmental standards.
Zeldin expressed his honor in joining the Cabinet, outlining goals to restore U.S. energy dominance, revitalize the auto industry, and lead in AI, all while ensuring access to clean air and water.
Breitbart: Trump Got 50,000 Votes in Michigan from Arab Towns that Voted for Biden in 2020
Arab American voters significantly contributed to Donald Trump's victory in Michigan, with over 50,000 votes from predominantly Arab towns. This shift came after Trump's campaign targeted the community, which was reportedly disenchanted with Vice President Kamala Harris due to various issues, including the Gaza conflict.
Trump's strategy included multiple visits to Arab American groups and endorsements from local mayors. His focus on a peace-oriented Middle East policy, alongside a pro-Israel stance, resonated with voters, helping him secure Michigan by a margin of 80,618 votes.
Breitbart: MSNBC's Scarborough: 'It’s Insanity' — White Elitist Dems Are Setting Up Party to Lose
MSNBC host Joe Scarborough criticized "white progressives" for pushing extreme views that he believes alienate Black and Hispanic voters from the Democratic Party. He argued that many in these communities prefer traditional values and the American dream over far-left ideologies.
Scarborough also highlighted concerns about cancel culture in academia and the impact of transgender athletes in women's sports, claiming that a significant majority of Americans share his views. He warned that extremism could lead to continued electoral losses for the party.
#society
The Telegraph: Don’t chop down our favourite fir tree, Italian town tells Pope
An Italian town is rallying to save a 200-year-old fir tree, known as The Green Giant, slated to be cut down as a Christmas gift for Pope Francis. Nearly 40,000 people have signed a petition opposing the tree's removal, citing the Pope's environmental advocacy.
Residents argue that felling such an old tree contradicts the Pope's messages on climate change and environmental protection. The tree, located near Trento, has become a symbol of local heritage and ecological concerns.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Report: President-Elect Donald Trump Tells Russian President Vladimir Putin Not to Escalate in Ukraine; Russia Denies Call
President-Elect Donald Trump spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin, advising against escalating the war in Ukraine and emphasizing the U.S. military presence in Europe. The Kremlin denied the conversation took place, calling reports "pure fiction."
Trump has expressed interest in resolving the Ukraine conflict and has been in contact with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Putin praised Trump’s victory and indicated a willingness to engage in dialogue, suggesting potential for improved U.S.-Russian relations.
Breitbart: IDF Finds Ammunition in 'Humanitarian' Aid Shipment in Gaza
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) discovered ammunition in a humanitarian aid convoy in Gaza during a security check. The convoy was monitored and coordinated with the international community. Those involved were apprehended for further investigation.
The IDF stated that while aid is sent to Gaza, some is misappropriated, and they must screen for materials that could aid terrorists. The Biden administration has warned of potential sanctions against Israel if the humanitarian situation does not improve by November 13.
Times Of Israel: IDF building along UN-patrolled demilitarized zone in Syria, satellite images show
Israel has initiated construction along the Alpha Line, the boundary between the Golan Heights and Syria, as confirmed by satellite images. The project includes laying asphalt and creating a trench, with Israeli troops reportedly entering the demilitarized zone, which has been monitored by UN peacekeepers since 1974.
Despite ongoing tensions and previous violence, Syria has not publicly reacted to the construction. The Israeli military has not commented, while UN officials noted that Israeli activities have encroached into the area of separation, which is prohibited for military operations.
The Telegraph: Putin ramps up Kursk assault in bid to eject Ukrainians before Trump takes office
Vladimir Putin has reportedly deployed 50,000 troops from Russia and North Korea to recapture Kursk from Ukraine, aiming for a territorial gain before Donald Trump's inauguration on January 20. Ukraine's military commander noted the arrival of "tens of thousands" of enemy soldiers.
NATO allies are concerned about a potential escalation in the conflict, with British defense intelligence indicating an increase in kamikaze drone attacks on Ukrainian positions. Trump has warned Putin against further escalation during a recent phone call.
#economy
Forbes: These Stocks Are Outperforming Tesla As The Biggest Trump Trade Winners
Tesla stock has surged 37% in the past week, leading gains among major U.S. companies. However, smaller firms, particularly in law enforcement and private prisons, have outperformed it, with CoreCivic and Geo Group rising 76% and 73%, respectively, following Trump's election.
The rally is attributed to optimism about Trump's policies, including border control and potential tax cuts. Additionally, cryptocurrency stocks have seen significant gains, fueled by Bitcoin's record highs and Trump's favorable stance on the industry.
#culture
Forbes: Shaboozey’s ‘Bar Song’ Now Longest-Running No. 1 Hit This Decade—Two Weeks From All-Time Record
Shaboozey's hit "A Bar Song (Tipsy)" has achieved its seventeenth week at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, making it the longest-running No. 1 of the decade and the second longest in history. It also leads the Hot Country Songs chart for the 21st week.
The song has earned three Grammy nominations, including Song of the Year. Shaboozey's success marks a significant moment for Black artists in country music, following Beyoncé's recent achievements in the genre.
#other
Le Monde: COP29: Nations approve new standards on carbon markets
At COP29 in Azerbaijan, nearly 200 nations approved new UN standards for international carbon markets, marking a significant step toward enabling countries to trade carbon credits to meet climate targets. Experts note that while this decision is pivotal, further negotiations on key aspects of the framework are still needed.
The carbon credits generated from activities that reduce greenhouse gas emissions will allow wealthier nations to offset their emissions by purchasing credits from countries that exceed their reduction commitments. However, concerns remain about governance and the integrity of the market, especially in light of past scandals in the voluntary carbon credit market.