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11 Nov 2024
#illegals
The Federalist: Mexican Cartels Will Control The Border And Mexico’s Judges
The recent constitutional amendment in Mexico allows for the election of judges, raising concerns about the influence of drug cartels in the judicial system. With cartels already operating with impunity, the ability to vote for judges could further compromise judicial independence and integrity.
As the cartels may manipulate judicial elections through intimidation or financing, this poses a significant challenge for U.S. efforts to address illegal immigration and border security. The evolving political landscape in Mexico will likely strain U.S.-Mexico relations as both nations navigate the implications of these reforms.
Times Of Israel: Trump picks Elise Stefanik, leading voice against campus antisemitism, as UN envoy
President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Rep. Elise Stefanik as the US ambassador to the United Nations, highlighting her strong pro-Israel stance and commitment to combating antisemitism. Stefanik expressed her honor in accepting the role and emphasized the urgent need to address rising antisemitism in the US.
Additionally, Trump announced the return of Tom Homan as the head of immigration enforcement, pledging a significant deportation operation for undocumented immigrants. He described Homan as the best choice for border control, amidst a backdrop of heightened rhetoric around immigration issues.
#politics
The Federalist: Lying Corporate Media Caused Kamala Voters' Delusional Despair
Conservatives view the current liberal lamentations as a product of a totalitarian propaganda system that distorts reality for its adherents. They argue that instead of mocking the left, they should feel pity for those trapped in this echo chamber, which undermines free speech and promotes a welfare state.
With Trump’s victory, conservatives see an opportunity to dismantle this media influence by challenging Big Tech's monopolies and holding news outlets accountable for misinformation. They believe that creating a level playing field in media could improve public discourse and help heal cultural divides.
Fox News: DC councilmember facing federal bribery charges wins landslide re-election, but colleagues may oust him
D.C. Councilman Trayon White Sr. faces federal bribery charges for allegedly accepting $156,000 in exchange for using his position to influence contracts. Despite winning re-election with 76% of the vote, the D.C. Council is considering expulsion as he prepares for a court appearance this week.
White could face up to 15 years in prison if convicted. The D.C. Council has initiated an investigation into his actions, with findings expected by mid-December. He has previously rejected a plea deal, and jury selection is anticipated for July 2025.
Fox News: Trump appoints hard-line border czar to tackle immigration and more top headlines
Trump has appointed a hard-line border czar to address immigration issues. Meanwhile, Vice President Harris's campaign has reportedly paid celebrities like Oprah to support her presidential bid, which is viewed as unsuccessful.
In other political news, Biden is expected to lobby Trump regarding continued support for Ukraine during an upcoming meeting. The 2024 election cycle is nearing its conclusion, with Trump showing strong performance in Pennsylvania.
GB News: SHOCK POLL: Farage is now most popular leader in Wales as Reform leader pledges to ‘take the fight to Labour’
Nigel Farage has emerged as the most popular political leader in Wales, according to a recent poll. He aims to replace the Conservatives as the main opposition to Labour in the upcoming Senedd elections, criticizing Labour's governance and highlighting issues like NHS waiting lists and education failures.
Reform UK is gaining traction, polling at 19% ahead of the Conservatives, with significant support in the south Wales Valleys. The party is focusing on the proportional voting system in Wales, which could enhance their seat allocation compared to the First Past the Post system used in Westminster.
#society
Forbes: Meet The 50-Year Flower That Causes A Famine In This World Region Every Time It Blooms
Bamboo in northeastern India blooms every 48 to 50 years, leading to a surge in rat populations that devastate crops and cause famine. This phenomenon, known as "mautam," has been recorded for over two centuries, with historical famines linked to these cycles.
The mass flowering of bamboo results in an abundance of seeds, attracting rats that invade human settlements when food runs low. This cycle disrupts ecosystems and poses health risks, with past events correlating with outbreaks of diseases like the bubonic plague.
GB News: King Charles called 'woke' by Boris Johnson in disagreement over Britain's colonialist past
Boris Johnson criticized King Charles for adopting "woke ideology" during a dispute over Britain's colonial past. This disagreement arose after Charles expressed his desire to acknowledge the evils of colonialism and condemned the government's asylum seeker deportation plan to Rwanda.
In his book, journalist Tim Shipman details that Johnson was frustrated with the monarchy's perceived interference in government policy. While Charles did not issue an apology for Britain's colonial actions, he emphasized the importance of learning from history during his speech at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Samoa.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Nov. 11: Day 402 – Trump pushes to end wars, but can the US pull off a deal?
US President-elect Donald Trump has urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to end the war in Lebanon before his inauguration. Trump and Netanyahu align on the Iranian threat, with Netanyahu revealing they have spoken multiple times since the election.
In related news, Israel's Strategic Affairs Minister visited Russia to discuss a ceasefire with Hezbollah. Meanwhile, Dutch police arrested several anti-Israel demonstrators following violence against Israeli tourists in Amsterdam.
Fox News: Trump names Stefanik UN ambassador: report
President-elect Trump has nominated Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., as the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. Stefanik expressed her honor in accepting the nomination and emphasized her commitment to advancing Trump's "America First" agenda on the global stage.
Stefanik, a prominent GOP figure, has been vocal on issues like antisemitism and national security. She aims to restore U.S. leadership and strengthen international relations under Trump's administration.
#economy
Forbes: Billionaire Kwek Leng Beng’s CDL Sells 20% Of Singapore Luxury Condo Amid Tepid Demand
City Developments Ltd. (CDL) sold 20% of its luxury Union Square Residences in Singapore, with 75 of 366 units sold at an average price of S$3,200 per square foot. Despite the sales, analysts note that demand for high-end apartments remains weak due to high property curbs, particularly the 60% additional buyers' stamp duty on foreign buyers.
The Union Square project is part of CDL's broader redevelopment efforts in the Raffles Place area, which includes mixed-use developments. The company remains optimistic about attracting interest in the luxury market despite current challenges.
#culture
Forbes: Bill Burr Angers Social Media Users With Post-Election ‘SNL’ Monologue
Bill Burr's recent SNL monologue drew mixed reactions, with some praising his humor and others expressing outrage over his comments regarding female candidates and controversial jokes about COVID and Asians. He humorously critiqued the 2024 election landscape, specifically targeting Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.
While Burr's remarks sparked significant backlash on social media, some users defended him, calling his comedy authentic and highlighting the offense taken by the "woke crowd." He also criticized Trump, labeling him with derogatory terms.
GB News: BBC Antiques Roadshow guest close to tears as £50 find slapped with five-figure value: 'I could cry'
A guest on Antiques Roadshow was astonished when a £50 car-boot sale find, a carved stone sculpture, was valued at £10,000 to £15,000. The piece, created by renowned Nigerian artist Ben Enwonwu, had been used as a doorstop for a year before its true worth was revealed.
Expert John Foster confirmed the sculpture's authenticity and its significance in the art world, noting Enwonwu's impact on Nigerian and Western art. The guest expressed disbelief and joy at the valuation, contemplating the future of the sculpture.
The Federalist: 'Saturday Night' Reminds Us How Far Unfunny SNL Has Fallen
A new film titled "Saturday Night," directed by Jason Reitman, explores the chaotic origins of "Saturday Night Live" in the 1970s. It portrays the struggles of producer Lorne Michaels as he attempts to pull together a disorganized cast and crew for the show's premiere amid various challenges.
Despite its box office failure, grossing only $8 million on a $30 million budget, the film captures the essence of a transformative moment in comedy, highlighting the irreverent spirit that defined the early days of the iconic show.