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12 Nov 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Exclusive—Rep. Scott Perry: Senator Rick Scott Is a Majority Leader for the American People
Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) has a history of overcoming challenges, from growing up in public housing to becoming Florida's governor and a U.S. Senator. He has focused on fiscal responsibility, leading efforts to reduce spending and tackle the national debt, which is projected to exceed $36 trillion.
Scott's leadership in negotiations around the debt ceiling has garnered support, with allies praising his ability to achieve results in Congress. He aims to balance the budget, reduce federal debt, and simplify regulations, aligning with the mandate for action from the American people.
Fox News: Senator-elect Jim Justice's famous pooch, Babydog, reportedly banned from Senate floor
Senator-elect Jim Justice of West Virginia faces a setback as his dog, Babydog, has been banned from the Senate floor. Dogs are not permitted unless they are certified service animals, which require additional screening. Babydog has been a popular figure in West Virginia politics.
Despite her absence from the voting floor, Babydog remains a beloved mascot for Justice, having gained national attention during the Republican National Convention. It is uncertain if any changes will be made to allow her or other dogs on the Senate floor in the future.
The Western Journal: Dem Politician Crashes Her Car While Allegedly Drunk, Hurls Vile Insults at Responding Officer: Police Report
Democrat Samantha Steele, a Cook County Board member, was arrested for DUI after crashing her car in Chicago. Police found her on the sidewalk with bloodshot eyes and an open wine bottle in her vehicle.
Steele allegedly insulted the arresting officer and refused sobriety tests. She faces a misdemeanor charge and could face fines and license suspension. Her next court date is set for December 27.
Breitbart: Rick Scott: America Gave Us a Mandate to 'Enact President Trump’s Agenda'
Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) claims Republicans have a mandate to pursue President Trump's agenda as he seeks the Senate leadership position. He criticizes the current leadership style of Mitch McConnell, advocating for a more collaborative approach.
Supporters like Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) emphasize Scott's business acumen and ability to work closely with Trump. Other notable endorsements for Scott include Elon Musk and Tucker Carlson.
Breitbart: Stephen Colbert Reveals He Is Stress-Eating Following Trump Win
Stephen Colbert discussed his stress eating following Donald Trump's election victory, humorously stating he might either get "super jacked" or "super fat." He shared his cooking activities, including various meals, before transitioning to a segment about puppies.
Colbert's remarks reflect the emotional turmoil among some in Hollywood, with other stars like Jimmy Kimmel and Cardi B also expressing distress over the election outcome.
GB News: 'Gift from God!' Cop29 descends into farce as Azerbaijan hails oil and gas at thinly attended climate summit
At the COP29 summit, Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev defended oil and gas as a "gift from God," criticizing Western nations for their double standards in purchasing energy while condemning environmental impacts. Meanwhile, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer committed to ambitious carbon emission reductions.
Starmer aims for an 81% cut by 2035, emphasizing he won't dictate personal choices, while some European leaders caution against overly ambitious targets. Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán advocated for a balanced approach, supporting continued use of fossil fuels alongside green initiatives.
The Telegraph: Scholz under pressure to stand down ahead of German election
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz faces mounting pressure to withdraw as the Social Democrats' candidate for the upcoming snap election on February 23. Former Finance Minister Christian Lindner and members of Scholz's own party have expressed doubts about his leadership and the party's chances.
Calls for Scholz to step aside are growing, with some suggesting he should make way for Boris Pistorius, the popular defense minister, to enhance the party's prospects.
Fox News: Justice Alito plans to remain on Supreme Court, resisting pressure to step aside: report
Justice Samuel Alito has no intention of retiring from the Supreme Court, quelling speculation among some Republicans following Trump's 2024 election victory. Alito, 74, has stated that he does not view his role through a political lens and plans to remain on the bench.
Alito's decision comes amid discussions about the potential for younger, Trump-appointed justices to fill the court, which currently has a conservative 6-3 majority. The pressure for retirements could create division, especially as public approval of the Supreme Court remains low.
Breitbart: Exclusive — Speaker Johnson Orders Entire Biden Administration to Preserve and Retain All Records and Documents
House Speaker Mike Johnson has directed all federal departments to preserve records and communications from the Biden administration as the Trump transition approaches. This move aims to prevent the destruction of documents related to controversial policies and scandals, with serious penalties for any violations.
Johnson's letters emphasize oversight on issues such as border policies, the Afghanistan withdrawal, and government censorship. He asserts that the incoming Republican majority will enforce compliance with previously ignored subpoenas during the transition to the next Congress.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Trump's first Cabinet picks decidedly not isolationists: Ukraine, Israel breathe a sigh of relief
President-elect Donald Trump has announced key appointments for his administration, including Rep. Michael Waltz as national security adviser and Sen. Marco Rubio as secretary of state. This team is expected to pursue a pro-Israel agenda and adopt a hawkish stance on foreign policy, particularly regarding China and Iran.
Ukrainian officials express cautious optimism about these appointments, anticipating a shift from the Biden administration's approach to the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Critics within Trump's base have raised concerns about Rubio's hawkish reputation, while some analysts suggest he may align with Trump's more restrained foreign policy goals.
#military
Le Monde: Pentagon leaker Jack Teixeira sentenced to 15 years in prison
Jack Teixeira, a Massachusetts Air National Guardsman, was sentenced to 15 years in prison for leaking national defense information under the Espionage Act. He pleaded guilty to six counts, acknowledging the harm caused by his actions, which raised significant national security concerns.
The leaks prompted the Biden administration to tighten controls on classified information. Prosecutors emphasized the historic damage inflicted by Teixeira's actions, aiming to deter similar conduct among military personnel. His defense described him as an isolated individual who sought to educate friends rather than harm the U.S.
#religion
The Western Journal: Obama-Appointed Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks Ten Commandments Law
A federal judge has blocked a Louisiana law requiring the posting of the Ten Commandments in public schools, citing violations of the First Amendment. The judge ruled the law unconstitutional, stating it forces students to engage with a specific religious message.
Louisiana officials plan to appeal the decision, arguing that the Ten Commandments are foundational to U.S. law. Critics contend the law promotes Christianity in public schools, emphasizing the need for inclusive educational environments.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: Augustine's "Confessions" Unpacked
Peter Kreeft's "I Burned for Your Peace: Augustine’s Confessions Unpacked" explores Augustine's "Confessions" as a profound prayer to God, emphasizing its spiritual significance over mere academic study. Kreeft argues that Augustine's acknowledgment of sin, particularly Original Sin, is often the source of modern disdain for him.
Kreeft presents Augustine as a complex figure whose struggles with sin reflect a deeper yearning for divine love. The book serves as both a narrative and a devotional guide, making Augustine's insights relevant to contemporary readers while preserving the original's philosophical depth.