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13 Nov 2024
#politics
Fox News: Trump inauguration: DC police chief expecting '4,000 police officers to assist us'
Washington, D.C. is preparing for the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump on January 20, 2025, with an estimated 4,000 police officers expected to be deployed. Police Chief Pamela Smith stated that planning has been ongoing since mid-summer, with collaboration from various agencies.
The U.S. Secret Service has designated the certification of election results on January 6, 2025, as a National Special Security Event, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive security plan. Local and federal partners are actively coordinating to ensure safety during these significant events.
GB News: Ex-Labour minister hits out at farmers for 'over the top' reaction to inheritance tax raid
Former Labour minister Bill Rammell criticized the farming community's reaction to inheritance tax changes as "hysterical" and unfounded. He defended the new measures, highlighting that farmers can still pass on £3 million tax-free and receive a 50% reduction on amounts above that.
Rammell noted that previous tax benefits favored a small number of wealthy estates, while Labour leader Keir Starmer expressed support for farmers amidst planned protests against the reforms. Rammell accused the farming lobby of misleading workers about the changes' impact.
Fox News: Ted Cruz gets behind Rick Scott for leader, in blow to fellow Texan John Cornyn
Sen. Ted Cruz endorsed Sen. Rick Scott for GOP Leader ahead of leadership elections, marking a setback for Sen. John Cornyn. Cruz emphasized the need for change in GOP leadership, having supported Scott in the past.
The leadership race includes Scott, Cornyn, and Sen. John Thune, with endorsements split among them. A secret ballot election may require multiple rounds to determine the new leader.
Liberty Nation News: Creaking Political Establishment Seems on the Ropes - Liberty Nation News
The recent electoral outcomes across major democracies indicate a significant backlash against incumbent parties, driven largely by global inflation. In 2024, governing parties in ten tracked nations faced unprecedented voter rejection, with leaders from the U.S., U.K., Germany, and Canada experiencing notable declines in support.
This political upheaval is attributed to dissatisfaction with economic policies and immigration strategies, as seen in the rise of populist movements in Germany and a shift in immigration policy by Canada’s Trudeau. The discontent reflects a growing disconnect between political elites and the electorate, raising questions about the future of established governance.
#society
The Telegraph: Iran sets up mental health clinic to ‘treat’ women who refuse to wear hijab
Iran has opened a mental health clinic in Tehran aimed at women resisting the hijab. Named the Clinic for Quitting Hijab Removal, it seeks to address dissent following the "Woman, Life, Freedom" movement. The clinic will focus on promoting Islamic values among women.
The center's director, Mehri Talebi Darestani, claims treatment will be optional and will target young women seeking social and Islamic identity. Critics view this as a state effort to suppress female dissent.
Times Of Israel: Hard-right Dutch MP calls to deport ‘Moroccans’ involved in assaults on Jews
In Amsterdam, hard-right politician Geert Wilders has faced backlash for attributing the violence against Israeli soccer fans to "Moroccans," suggesting they aim to "destroy Jews." His comments came after attacks linked to antisemitism erupted during a match between Ajax and Maccabi Tel Aviv.
While lawmakers condemned antisemitism and called for accountability, critics argued Wilders' rhetoric exacerbates societal tensions. The violence has raised concerns about the safety of Jewish communities in the Netherlands and prompted discussions on addressing rising antisemitism.
Fox News: Florida tourism hits record high with more than 34M visitors despite hurricanes
Florida continues to attract tourists despite hurricane threats, with projections showing 34.6 million visitors from July to September. This includes a record 31.8 million domestic travelers and 2.3 million international visitors, marking a 1.8% increase from last year.
Governor Ron DeSantis praised the state's tourism growth, attributing it to fiscal responsibility and the resilience of Floridians. Notable increases were reported at Palm Beach and Pensacola airports, even as the state navigates hurricane season.
The Telegraph: Russia to ban ‘child-free propaganda’
The Kremlin plans to ban childless families from films, ads, and textbooks to promote higher birth rates. MPs voted for a bill against "child-free propaganda," with fines for violators reaching up to 5 million roubles for organizations.
Russia's population has declined by 2.5% since the Soviet Union's collapse, with the lowest birth rate in 25 years.
GB News: Drivers could see parking charges skyrocket as local council grapples with inflationary pressures
East Hampshire District Council is proposing a minimum 10% increase in parking charges at council-owned car parks, aimed at aligning prices with inflation. If approved, rates could rise from January 1, 2025, impacting short-stay and season ticket prices, potentially generating £40,000 in 2024/25 and £160,000 in 2025/26.
Councillors expressed concerns that higher charges might deter shoppers and hurt local businesses, particularly in tourist areas like Petersfield. A comprehensive review of the proposed changes is underway, with discussions scheduled for November 14 before final approval.
On The Water: Striped Bass Management Update from Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries
The Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries has reported on the current status of striped bass management, indicating that while the biomass of mature female fish has increased since 2018, the stock remains classified as “overfished.” Concerns about future fishing mortality and low juvenile production may necessitate stricter regulations.
The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission will hold a special meeting on December 16 to discuss potential new regulations for 2025, following an informational webinar on December 5. Public comments are encouraged ahead of the meeting.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Ukrainian leaders fear Trump's future appointments
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is closely monitoring the new US administration under president-elect Trump, who has appointed Congressman Mike Waltz as National Security Adviser. Ukraine is strategizing on how to engage with the new leadership amid concerns over potential concessions to Russia.
Despite uncertainty, Ukrainian officials emphasize their commitment to continue fighting rather than making territorial compromises. They aim to maintain pressure for future negotiations while asserting their right to defend their territory.
Le Monde: Azerbaijani President Aliyev blasts France for reaction to New Caledonia protests
Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev criticized France during the COP29 UN climate summit, accusing it of human rights violations in its overseas territories, particularly New Caledonia. His remarks drew applause from Pacific island delegates and highlighted the deteriorating relations between Baku and Paris.
Aliyev's comments come amid tensions over France's support for Armenia and accusations of Azerbaijani interference in French territories. He condemned European institutions for their human rights stance, asserting that France must address its own issues before criticizing others.
#economy
Forbes: Dogecoin Jumps Toward Three-Year High After Trump Announces ‘Department Of Government Efficiency’
Dogecoin surged past $0.40 for the first time since 2021, following President-elect Donald Trump's announcement that Elon Musk will lead a new Department of Government Efficiency. The cryptocurrency rose by 24.6% on Tuesday and continued to climb on Wednesday.
This increase follows a broader crypto market rally since Election Day, with Dogecoin's value up 150% from below $0.17. Bitcoin also reached a new high, surpassing $90,000. Trump's administration aims to position the U.S. as a leader in the cryptocurrency space.
#military
Times Of Israel: Trump’s choice of Fox News host for defense chief post shakes Pentagon, US military
President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Fox News host Pete Hegseth as his defense secretary, surprising many in Washington due to Hegseth's limited experience in national security. While some Republican lawmakers support the choice, citing his combat experience, others express concern over his ability to manage the Pentagon's vast operations.
Hegseth, known for his conservative views, opposes "woke" military policies and has questioned the role of women in combat. His nomination raises questions about his qualifications to handle the complex challenges facing the military, including global conflicts and defense modernization.
The Telegraph: Indian soldier from ‘lost Jewish tribe’ killed fighting for IDF in Gaza
Staff Sgt. Gary Lalhruaikima Zolat, a 21-year-old Indian-Jewish soldier from the Bnei Menashe community, was killed in northern Gaza while serving in the IDF. He died in an explosion during a ground offensive against Hamas, just before completing his service.
Zolat was part of the 92nd battalion of the Kfir Brigade, which has been engaged in combat since Israel's renewed operations in early October.
#crime
GB News: British Airways stewardess found slumped over steering wheel after drinking session
British Airways stewardess Emma Newton Owen, 45, was found nearly five times over the drink-drive limit while blocking a roundabout after erratic driving. She claimed her actions were a "cry for help" amid ongoing domestic violence issues with her estranged husband.
Newton Owen, who has no prior convictions, pleaded guilty to drink driving and is currently on sick leave. Her case has been adjourned for a pre-sentence report, with sentencing scheduled for January.
#other
Forbes: ‘Tropical Storm Sara’: Rare Late-Season Storm Could Form In Caribbean—Here’s What To Know
The National Hurricane Center has warned of a potential tropical storm forming in the Caribbean, with a 90% chance of it developing into a cyclone in the next 48 hours. The system may move toward Florida's Gulf coast, though its exact path remains uncertain.
If it reaches Florida, it would mark the fourth hurricane this season, following recent storms that caused significant damage and loss of life. Climate change is believed to be increasing the frequency and intensity of such storms.