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12 Nov 2024
#politics
Fox News: Anthony Weiner mulls return: Disgraced ex-pol says New York City needs new leadership
Former Rep. Anthony Weiner, who resigned amid sexting scandals, is considering a return to public service in New York City. He expressed his love for the city and highlighted the need for Democrats to find solutions to its challenges, including homelessness and infrastructure issues.
Weiner acknowledged his controversial past but noted that constituents have encouraged him to run for office again, particularly with an open district due to term limits. He remains focused on the idea of service and problem-solving within the Democratic framework.
Fox News: Trump expected to visit Capitol Hill on Wednesday, Mike Johnson says
House Speaker Mike Johnson announced preliminary plans for President-elect Donald Trump to visit Capitol Hill on Wednesday, coinciding with his meeting with President Biden. Johnson emphasized the importance of this visit for House Republicans and mentioned his upcoming trip to Mar-a-Lago to discuss government funding.
This marks Trump's first return to Washington since winning the 2024 election, as Republican leaders express confidence in maintaining control of the House. The press conference highlighted GOP victories and the party's strategy moving forward.
Liberty Nation News: New York Court Delays Bungled Trump Convictions - Liberty Nation News
Donald Trump's criminal conviction in New York has faced numerous complications, particularly after his recent election as President-elect. Judge Juan Merchan has postponed sentencing multiple times, with a ruling on presidential immunity expected soon. The case against Trump has been criticized for including evidence of official acts during his presidency, which may undermine the legitimacy of the convictions.
As Trump resumes his presidential role, the implications of the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity complicate the prosecution's case. The situation raises questions about the validity of the charges and the role of the judiciary in political matters.
GB News: Farmer faces £60k inheritance bill and fears losing family home due to Budget
An East Yorkshire farmer, Steve Ridsdale, faces a potential inheritance tax bill of up to £600,000 due to changes in agricultural relief set to take effect in April 2026. The new rules will impose a 20% tax on inherited agricultural assets over £1 million, impacting his family's 260-acre farm.
The National Farmers' Union plans a mass lobby in London to protest these changes, expressing concerns about the future of family farms. While the government claims most farmers will not be affected, critics argue the policy could deter the next generation from entering farming.
Forbes: How All Of Trump’s Criminal Cases Fell Apart—As Hush Money Case Now Delayed
President-elect Donald Trump’s New York criminal case has been paused to assess how it should proceed following his election. This pause comes as other criminal cases against him are reportedly winding down or facing delays, with Trump's New York conviction being the only active charge.
Legal experts predict that the federal cases against Trump may be dropped before Inauguration Day, while civil cases are expected to continue unaffected. The outcome of these legal battles remains uncertain, particularly regarding Trump's sentencing in New York, which has been postponed.
Fox News: David Axelrod calls out anonymous Biden aide for claiming the president would have won election
David Axelrod criticized an unnamed Biden aide's claim that President Biden would have beaten Trump in 2016 and 2020, calling it "bulls---." He urged those making such claims to identify themselves and engage in open discussion. Axelrod also suggested that Biden should have exited the race earlier for the party's benefit.
Former Speaker Nancy Pelosi echoed this sentiment, stating Biden's early exit could have opened the field for other candidates, potentially strengthening the party's position. She noted that Biden's endorsement of Kamala Harris complicated the primary dynamics.
#society
GB News: TV star's husband, 49, dies suddenly two years after her suicide as three young children orphaned
Alan Plummer, husband of late Australian TV presenter Erin Jayne Plummer, has died at 49, two years after his wife's suicide. He was found dead at their Sydney home, leaving their three daughters orphaned. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding his death.
Erin Jayne Plummer, a prominent figure in Australian television, passed away in May 2022 at 42. Known for her roles on Studio 10 and Aerobics Oz Style, she was also an accomplished athlete. Following her death, a GoFundMe was launched to support the family, raising nearly £28,000.
Le Monde: War in Sudan: The ordeal of those besieged on Tuti Island
Tuti Island in Khartoum, once a peaceful retreat, has been transformed into a site of suffering due to the civil war that erupted in April 2023. The conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces has led to widespread violence, forcing the island's 30,000 residents to flee.
Survivors have sought refuge in Al-Manial boarding school in Omdurman, where they live in cramped conditions. The once vibrant community is now largely deserted, with only a few elderly residents remaining on the island.
Breitbart: Man Rams SUV into Crowd, Killing 35 in Zhuhai, China
A tragic incident in Zhuhai, China, resulted in 35 deaths and 43 injuries when a 62-year-old man drove his SUV into a crowd exercising outside a stadium. The attacker, identified as Fan, attempted suicide at the scene and remains in a coma, preventing police questioning.
Authorities suggest Fan's actions stemmed from dissatisfaction with his divorce settlement. The incident has drawn significant attention, with Chinese officials emphasizing the need for conflict resolution and risk prevention. This attack follows a pattern of recent violent incidents in China, raising concerns about public safety.
Times Of Israel: IDF soldier moderately hurt as settlers attack troops evacuating West Bank outpost
An Israeli soldier was moderately injured during riots by settlers protesting the evacuation of the illegal Tzur Harel outpost in the West Bank. The soldier was struck by a glass bottle and taken to the hospital. The IDF condemned the violence, which included stone-throwing by dozens of settlers.
The outpost, built on private Palestinian land, has faced multiple demolitions and rebuilds. The situation in the West Bank remains tense, with significant violence reported since October 7, including numerous arrests and fatalities among both Palestinians and Israeli security personnel.
GB News: Nigel Farage tells ‘complete disaster’ Justin Welby to QUIT over church abuse scandal: ‘Welby, be gone!’
Nigel Farage has called for the resignation of Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby amid growing outrage over Welby's handling of the John Smyth abuse scandal. The Makin Review criticized Welby for not acting decisively on reports of Smyth's abuse of over 100 young boys and men.
Farage condemned Welby's leadership, claiming the Church of England is in "massive decline" under his tenure. In a video statement, he urged that Welby must "be gone today" and criticized his failure to provide guidance and leadership since becoming Archbishop in 2013.
Times Of Israel: Church of England head Justin Welby resigns over handling of sex abuse scandal
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby resigned after an investigation revealed he failed to report serial abuse by a volunteer at Christian summer camps. The inquiry's findings sparked outrage over the church's accountability, prompting calls for his resignation from victims and church members.
Welby's departure follows a history of mishandling abuse cases within the Church of England, highlighted by a report detailing the extensive abuse by John Smyth. Critics argue that Welby's resignation is an opportunity to begin addressing the church's failures in supporting victims.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: BONNER COHEN: Green ports will not help maritime safety
Houthi rebels have intensified attacks on commercial ships in the Red Sea, with around 80 vessels targeted. The U.S. response has been limited, focusing instead on climate initiatives, including nearly $3 billion for zero-emission port projects, raising concerns about priorities in national security.
Recent studies challenge the urgency of climate policies, suggesting that natural CO2 absorption is higher than previously thought, which undermines the justification for drastic emissions cuts. As global tensions rise, critics argue that U.S. investments in climate initiatives may weaken its geopolitical stance.
Fox News: South Korea's president is picking up golf in hopes to impress Trump
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has resumed practicing golf in preparation for a meeting with President-elect Donald Trump, following a congratulatory phone call. This move mirrors the golfing relationship Trump had with former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
Trump has also engaged with other world leaders, including Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, discussing the situation in Ukraine and emphasizing peace. Billionaire Elon Musk joined Trump on the call with Zelenskyy, expressing support for Ukraine.
#economy
Fox News: Biden admin touts job well done replenishing oil reserves despite depleting them by half over last 4 years
The Energy Department announced it will cease replenishing the Strategic Petroleum Reserves (SPR), which have been reduced by nearly half during President Biden's tenure. Critics argue this depletion was politically motivated to lower gas prices ahead of elections, while the administration claims it has maintained the SPR's status.
Despite the administration's praise for its efforts, experts point out that only a fraction of the oil released has been replaced. The Biden administration's push for energy security appears contradictory given its stance on fossil fuels and recent environmental restrictions.
#culture
Fox News: ‘SNL’ star says Elon Musk made her cry with rude behavior on-set
Chloe Fineman, a cast member of "Saturday Night Live," has publicly shared her negative experience with Elon Musk during his hosting stint in 2021, claiming his harsh criticism made her cry. She revealed that Musk dismissed her sketch ideas, leading to her emotional breakdown.
Musk, who recently criticized "SNL" on social media, responded to Fineman's comments, expressing his initial concerns about the show's humor. Despite the controversy, he acknowledged that the sketches eventually worked out.
#education
Breitbart: Trump's Past Promises to End Dept. of Education, Target 'Woke' Universities Draw Attention
President-elect Donald Trump has reiterated his campaign promises to eliminate the federal Department of Education and implement new accreditation standards for universities he deems "woke." He aims to return educational control to states and local communities, arguing that they can manage education more effectively.
Old videos of Trump's education policies have resurfaced, highlighting his commitment to dismantle the Department of Education and expand school choice. His plans include curbing perceived left-leaning influences in higher education.