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12 Nov 2024
#politics
Fox News: Dem lawmaker calls out critics piling on his comments about trans women in sports: ‘Trying to cancel me’
Rep. Seth Moulton criticized the Democratic Party's stance on transgender athletes in women's sports, arguing it alienates voters and reflects a broader issue of "cancel culture." He expressed concern for students at Tufts University facing backlash for differing views.
Moulton emphasized the need for open dialogue on contentious issues, warning that avoiding tough conversations could harm the party's electoral prospects. He reiterated his support for women's sports while advocating for the rights of all individuals, including transgender rights.
Le Monde: Trump's sentencing decision delayed by court until November 19
A New York judge has postponed a decision on Donald Trump's criminal case until November 19. Trump was convicted of 34 felony counts related to business record fraud and is set for sentencing on November 26.
His legal team is seeking to dismiss the case based on a recent Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity, which prosecutors oppose. If dismissed, Trump would avoid sentencing.
Breitbart: Reports: Kristi Noem to Get Homeland Security Job
President Trump has reportedly chosen South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem to lead the Department of Homeland Security, alongside immigration advocates Stephen Miller and Tom Homan in key oversight roles. This selection aims to enforce Trump's immigration policies, although Noem's experience in immigration is limited.
If confirmed, Noem would oversee a $62 billion budget and manage around 260,000 employees across various agencies, including Customs and Border Protection and FEMA. Her effectiveness will depend on her ability to navigate the complexities of the department and select capable deputies.
Fox News: Trump tapping 2 House Republicans for future admin fuels concerns about slim majority
President-elect Donald Trump has appointed House GOP Conference Chair Elise Stefanik as his UN ambassador and Rep. Mike Waltz as National Security Adviser. Their departures could complicate the GOP's slim majority in the House, especially if special elections are delayed.
House leaders express confidence in maintaining a larger majority, but acknowledge the importance of every vote. With a potential single-digit majority, GOP leaders may face increased pressure to unify members to support Trump's agenda.
Fox News: Fetterman hails Rubio as 'strong choice' for secretary of state, says he will vote to confirm him
Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., praised Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., as a "strong choice" for Secretary of State, expected to be appointed by President-elect Donald Trump. Fetterman acknowledged political differences but expressed support for Rubio's confirmation.
Rep. Greg Steube and Rep. Carlos Giménez, both Republicans, echoed Fetterman's sentiments, highlighting Rubio's record in promoting freedom and defending American interests. Rubio's potential appointment would allow Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to name a temporary replacement until a special election.
#society
GB News: Four friends burned to death after 'electronic doors of Tesla failed to open' following crash
A tragic accident in Toronto resulted in the deaths of four individuals when their Tesla caught fire after crashing into a guardrail. The electronic doors reportedly malfunctioned, trapping the passengers inside. A Canada Post worker managed to rescue one survivor by breaking a window.
Fire experts noted that Tesla's electronic doors require power to operate, making them inoperable in a crash that cuts power. Despite the incident, Tesla maintains that its vehicles are among the safest, citing their design and safety features.
Breitbart: Red Card for Jews: Europe De facto No Go Zone for Israeli Soccer Fans
Israeli citizens in Europe are advised to avoid displaying their Jewish identity at cultural and sporting events due to rising anti-Semitic violence, particularly following attacks on Israeli football fans in Amsterdam. Many European cities are refusing to host Israeli teams, citing security concerns.
Hungary has emerged as a primary host for Israeli football matches, as it maintains a friendly relationship with Israel and has low levels of pro-Palestinian sentiment. Meanwhile, the Israeli government has issued warnings for citizens abroad to be cautious, especially regarding upcoming matches in France and Turkey.
GB News: Schoolboy left with horrific facial injuries after being hit by e-bike
A ten-year-old boy in Loughborough, Leicestershire, suffered severe facial injuries after being struck by an e-bike on October 30. The rider fled the scene, leaving the boy unconscious and bleeding. He underwent two surgeries for his injuries, and while doctors are hopeful for recovery, he is now fearful of cyclists.
The incident highlights growing concerns over dangerous e-bike usage, particularly those modified to exceed speed limits. Police are investigating the crash and have obtained CCTV footage to identify the rider, as calls for stricter regulations on e-bikes increase.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: These are the top names in contention for Defense secretary under Trump
President-elect Donald Trump is finalizing his picks for key national security positions, including Defense Secretary, following his selections of Rep. Michael Waltz as national security adviser and Sen. Marco Rubio for Secretary of State. Trump's foreign policy is expected to be assertive, particularly towards China and Iran, with a focus on reversing perceived "woke" policies at the Pentagon.
Potential candidates for Defense Secretary include Robert Wilkie, former Veterans’ Affairs secretary, and Robert O’Brien, Trump’s previous national security adviser. Other names mentioned are Richard Grenell and Rep. Mike Rogers, though Trump may prefer to appoint someone from the private sector. The emphasis remains on selecting loyalists who align with Trump's vision.
Fox News: UN, Israel at odds over cause of decline in aid deliveries: 'False narratives by international community'
Aid to Gaza has decreased in October amid military operations against Hamas, with the UN and Israel exchanging blame over the situation. UN officials claim access to aid is being obstructed by Israeli authorities, while Israeli representatives argue that logistical issues hinder aid delivery.
Despite accusations, Israel has opened crossings for humanitarian aid, but challenges remain, including looting and limited truck access. U.S. officials have expressed frustration with Israel's handling of aid, warning that future military funding may be reassessed if improvements are not made.
The Telegraph: Boris Johnson says British troops may have to go to Ukraine if Trump cuts support
Boris Johnson cautioned that the UK might need to deploy troops to Ukraine if Donald Trump reduces funding as President. He expressed concern over Trump’s alignment with pro-Putin voices in the Republican party, labeling their ideas as “bonkers.”
Johnson emphasized that current financial support for Ukraine is crucial to countering Russian and Chinese expansionism, potentially averting the need for UK ground forces.
#military
Fox News: Sunken WWII US destroyer, known as ‘Dancing Mouse,’ discovered 80 years after battle with Japanese
The wreckage of the USS Edsall, sunk in 1942 during a battle with Japanese forces, has been discovered in the Indian Ocean. The U.S. and Royal Australian Navies utilized advanced technology to locate the Clemson-class destroyer, which had no survivors among its crew of 216.
The Edsall was recognized for its valiant defense against overwhelming odds before being attacked by dive bombers. The discovery aims to honor the memory of those who lost their lives, with efforts to preserve the site as a memorial.
#culture
Times Of Israel: German-British artist Frank Auerbach, who fled the Nazis as a child, dies at 93
Frank Auerbach, the renowned modern artist who fled Nazi Germany as a child, has died at 93 in London. Born in Berlin in 1931, he was sent to England under the Kindertransport scheme. Auerbach's parents perished in Auschwitz, and he later became a prominent figure in post-war figurative painting.
His career spanned over seven decades, with significant exhibitions and accolades, including the Golden Lion at the 1986 Venice Biennale. Auerbach's works, known for their thick layers of paint, gained high market value in later years, with one piece selling for $7.1 million in 2023.
Fox News: Virginia amusement park to open 'world's tallest and longest launched wing' roller coaster
Kings Dominion amusement park in Virginia will debut the Rapterra, the world's tallest and longest launched wing coaster, in 2025 as part of its 50th anniversary celebration. The ride stands 145 feet tall, stretches 3,086 feet, and can reach speeds of 65 mph in four seconds.
The Rapterra features various thrilling maneuvers, including a dive loop and a 360-degree raptor roll. This addition enhances Kings Dominion's offering of over 60 rides, including 13 roller coasters. Season passes for the park start at $7 per month.
Fox News: ‘Wheel of Fortune’ fans go crazy for policeman contestant after his hilarious flub
Will Jordan, a contestant on "Wheel of Fortune," humorously guessed "Treat yourself a round of sausage" while attempting to solve a puzzle, leaving viewers amused. He later explained he "went blank" under pressure during the show hosted by Ryan Seacrest.
Jordan's blunder has sparked a wave of social media reactions, with fans enjoying the lighthearted moment. He joked about potentially receiving sausages at work due to his guess. The episode highlights the transition from longtime host Pat Sajak to Seacrest.
#science
GB News: Scientists make major breakthrough over world’s best-preserved dinosaurs
A new study challenges the belief that China's well-preserved dinosaur fossils from the Yixian Formation were formed by volcanic events. Researchers found that these fossils, dating back 125.8 million years, were preserved during a brief period without volcanic activity, likely due to sudden burrow collapses.
The findings suggest that the fossils represent ordinary deaths rather than miraculous preservation events. This research opens up the possibility of discovering similar well-preserved fossils in other ancient environments, including sites in North Carolina, Connecticut, and New Jersey.