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14 Nov 2024
#politics
Breitbart: House Republicans Nominate Mike Johnson for Speaker
House Republicans nominated Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) for another term, winning unanimously without opposition. Johnson will need majority support on January 3 to maintain his leadership, despite some conservatives' dissatisfaction with his support for Ukraine aid and bipartisan legislation.
Former President Trump endorsed Johnson, calling him a "good guy," which may bolster his candidacy. Some conservative members remain critical, but figures like Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene have not ruled out supporting him.
Le Monde: Special counsel Smith asks court to pause appeal seeking to revive Trump's classified documents case
Special counsel Jack Smith has requested a court to pause the appeal regarding the classified documents case against Donald Trump following his recent presidential victory. This comes as Smith's team evaluates how to conclude both the classified documents and election interference cases before Trump assumes office, adhering to Justice Department policy.
The original case, dismissed by Judge Aileen Cannon, was seen as strong due to extensive evidence. The 11th Circuit has been asked for time to consider the implications of Trump's win, with a decision on the next steps expected by December 2.
The Western Journal: Breaking: Matt Gaetz Tapped for Cabinet Position
President-elect Donald Trump has announced Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz as his nominee for attorney general. Trump praised Gaetz for his legal expertise and commitment to reforming the Department of Justice, emphasizing the need to eliminate perceived corruption and restore public trust.
Gaetz, a loyal supporter of Trump, has faced allegations of misconduct but has denied any wrongdoing. A previous DOJ investigation into sex trafficking allegations against him concluded without charges. His appointment signals a focus on aggressive oversight of the DOJ.
Fox News: Warring GOP factions strike deal to raise threshold to oust a House speaker
House Republicans have agreed to raise the threshold for a motion to vacate the chair from one lawmaker to nine. This change, brokered by Speaker Mike Johnson and involving both the House Freedom Caucus and the Main Street Caucus, aims to reduce chaos within the GOP.
The deal comes after previous tensions surrounding the motion, which led to the ousting of ex-Speaker Kevin McCarthy. Lawmakers are expected to vote on these proposed changes soon, with some expressing that the agreement is still tentative.
GB News: ‘It’s utter tosh!’ Barrister says ‘get rid’ of non-crime hate incidents as backlash grows over Allison Pearson investigation
Barrister Steven Barrett criticized Essex Police for visiting journalist Allison Pearson regarding a year-old social media post, labeling the situation as "utter tosh" and a form of intimidation. The police are investigating under the Public Order Act for content allegedly inciting racial hatred.
Critics, including Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson, expressed concern over the implications for free speech, especially given the timing on Remembrance Sunday. They argue this incident reflects a troubling trend towards policing thoughts rather than actions.
Fox News: Chris Cuomo says he voted for brother, former NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo, for president: 'He didn't win'
Former CNN anchor Chris Cuomo revealed he wrote in his brother, Andrew Cuomo, for president, despite Andrew not running. During a podcast, Chris expressed dissatisfaction with current political candidates, stating America deserves better leadership.
Andrew Cuomo resigned as New York governor in 2021 amid sexual harassment allegations and COVID-19 handling criticisms. Chris Cuomo faced termination from CNN for allegedly aiding his brother's defense.
#society
Times Of Israel: Dozens detained at pro-Palestinian, anti-Israel protest for defying Amsterdam ban
Police in Amsterdam detained anti-Israel protesters defying a protest ban after recent violence against Israeli soccer fans. Demonstrators chanted pro-Palestinian slogans, while police enforced emergency measures following clashes that left several injured and raised concerns over antisemitism.
The unrest follows a surge in antisemitic incidents linked to the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Israeli and Dutch officials condemned the violence, recalling historical persecution of Jews, while pro-Palestinian supporters claimed their actions were in response to provocations.
GB News: 'Jackboot of tyranny!' Allison Pearson warns how 'shocking' police probe shows 'thought control' is 'shaping morality'
Allison Pearson criticized a police investigation into her social media post as an example of "thought control" aimed at shaping morality in Britain. In a GB News interview, she described the police visit on Remembrance Sunday as "tyrannical" and an overreaction to what she believes was a harmless comment.
Pearson's claims have sparked outrage among political figures, including Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson, who condemned the police's focus on perceived "thought crimes" instead of addressing more serious issues like burglaries and violent crime. The investigation, initiated under the Public Order Act, was based on a post that allegedly could incite racial hatred.
GB News: Elon Musk reacts to Nigel Farage's shock GB News interview with journalist Allison Pearson
Elon Musk commented on a GB News interview featuring journalist Allison Pearson, who described a "non-crime" hate incident involving police visiting her home on Remembrance Sunday. Pearson expressed her shock at the situation, emphasizing the importance of freedom.
Musk reacted on X, calling the incident "insane" and urging a return to values reminiscent of Orwell's fiction.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Tulsi Gabbard: Trump’s new intelligence chief backed Kremlin conspiracy theories
Tulsi Gabbard, a former Democratic congresswoman and military veteran, has been nominated by Donald Trump to be the next director of national intelligence. Her controversial views on foreign policy, including skepticism towards U.S. intelligence activities and support for Russia's security concerns, have raised eyebrows.
Gabbard's shift from the Democratic Party to becoming a loyal Trump ally has led to significant criticism. If confirmed, she would oversee the U.S.'s intelligence agencies, despite her history of opposing the military-industrial complex and controversial figures like Julian Assange and Edward Snowden.
Fox News: FBI, CISA say Chinese hackers breached multiple telecom providers in targeted attack
The FBI and CISA reported that Chinese hackers breached U.S. telecommunications service providers, compromising networks to steal customer call records and private communications of individuals involved in government or political activities. The agencies are investigating and alerting potential targets.
They are working to enhance cyber defenses and encourage organizations that suspect they were impacted to contact local FBI offices. This follows previous incidents of Chinese interference, including attempts to breach the Trump and Harris campaigns.
Breitbart: Trump Confirms He Will Nominate Marco Rubio as His Secretary of State
President-elect Donald Trump announced Sen. Marco Rubio as his pick for secretary of state, highlighting Rubio's leadership and commitment to U.S. interests. Rubio expressed his honor at the appointment and pledged to implement Trump's foreign policy agenda.
Rubio, a Cuban immigrant's son and a U.S. senator since 2011, emphasized his dedication to national security and foreign affairs. Their relationship has evolved since the 2016 campaign, with Rubio previously supporting Trump in this election cycle.
#economy
Le Monde: COP29: Africa sees itself as the hub of the future global market in pollution rights
African nations are positioning themselves to participate in the carbon credits market established by the Paris Agreement, with several countries already signing contracts with industrialized nations. Ghana leads with agreements with five countries, including Switzerland, to sell carbon credits generated from emissions reduction projects.
This market offers developing countries a way to secure funding for clean development while providing industrialized nations a cost-effective means to meet their climate goals. As African governments explore this financing avenue, they aim to attract international capital to support their emissions reduction targets.