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13 Nov 2024
#politics
The Federalist: New Leaders Could Improve The Senate — But Probably Won't
Lawmakers are returning to Washington to navigate a new political landscape following recent election results. With Republicans regaining the Senate majority and Mitch McConnell stepping down as leader, there are calls for procedural changes to enhance legislative openness and accountability, led by Sen. Mike Lee.
Lee's proposals include requiring broader consensus for amendments and longer deliberation on spending bills. However, there are concerns that lawmakers may resist these changes due to the time and political risks involved. The status quo may be easier for senators, allowing them to avoid tough votes and accountability.
GB News: Prince Harry's US visa is 'not Trump's first priority', Lee Cohen claims
Donald Trump has indicated that Prince Harry's U.S. visa status is a concern as he prepares for a potential return to the White House. He stated that if Harry is found to have lied on his visa application regarding illegal drug use, he would take "appropriate action."
This comment comes as Trump discusses his plans ahead of the election, emphasizing accountability in visa matters.
Fox News: Special Counsel Jack Smith plans to resign, file report before Trump can fire him: report
Special Counsel Jack Smith is reportedly planning to resign before President-elect Trump takes office in January, aiming to conclude his cases against Trump amid concerns of potential dismissal. He has filed to vacate deadlines in the 2020 election interference case while preparing a report on his findings.
Smith's resignation and the winding down of investigations come as the House Judiciary Committee raises concerns about potential record purging. The timeline for releasing the report remains uncertain, depending on whether it will be made public before the transition to the Trump administration.
Fox News: Democratic committee chair pours cold water on replacing Sotomayor before Trump takes office
Senate Judiciary Chair Dick Durbin dismissed speculation about Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor retiring before President-elect Donald Trump takes office, calling it unrealistic. He emphasized the logistical challenges and highlighted the importance of her role on the court.
Reports indicate that Sotomayor has no plans to resign, as Democrats fear Trump could appoint a conservative successor. Sources close to her assert she is in good health and should remain on the bench.
GB News: British police officer arrested on suspicion of 'supporting Hamas'
A police officer in Gloucestershire has been arrested on suspicion of supporting Hamas, following an investigation by counterterrorism police into his online activities. The arrest involved searches of his property and vehicle, with authorities emphasizing that no conclusions should be drawn at this stage.
Support for Hamas is illegal under UK law, with offenders facing severe penalties. This incident raises concerns within the community and among police personnel, particularly in light of recent events related to Hamas and its designation as a terrorist organization in the UK.
Liberty Nation News: What Booby Traps Will the Left Set for Donald Trump? - Liberty Nation News
Following the 2024 election, Kamala Harris and the left are preparing to challenge Donald Trump's re-election, despite losing the argument that his victory was a fluke. Proposals have emerged, including calls for Biden to step down in favor of Harris and for Liz Cheney to become vice president, aiming to disrupt Trump’s presidency.
Legal battles against Trump are expected to continue, with figures like New York Attorney General Letitia James vowing to pursue him. Additionally, Democratic governors are initiating measures to "Trump-proof" state legislatures, while protests are planned for days before Trump’s inauguration. The left's strategies to undermine Trump are anticipated to be more organized this time, given his experience and established relationships in Washington.
#society
Le Monde: Greenland extends detention of anti-whaling activist Watson until December 4
Paul Watson, the US-Canadian anti-whaling activist, has had his detention in Greenland extended until December 4, 2024, pending a decision on his extradition to Japan. He was arrested in July on a Japanese warrant related to a 2010 incident involving a whaling ship.
Watson's legal team has appealed the ruling, arguing that his continued detention is unjust. The Danish justice ministry is expected to decide on the extradition request soon, with implications for Watson's release depending on that outcome.
The Federalist: Let's Hear It For The Boys Who Saved Us From Kamala
The author claims that young men, particularly straight white males, have shifted politically to the right, feeling marginalized in contemporary society. They perceive themselves as victims of a cultural narrative that casts them as the enemy, influenced by feminist ideologies and social dynamics.
The piece discusses the experiences of the author's sons, who have become increasingly aligned with conservative values, particularly in response to perceived discrimination in education and societal norms. The author expresses gratitude for their political engagement and views their shift as a reaction against what they see as an oppressive feminist regime.
Fox News: Georgia passerby saves man from burning home by kicking down storm door
A Georgia homeowner, David McConnell, was rescued from his burning home by passerby Dylan Betts, who kicked down a locked storm door to save him. McConnell was awakened by his fire alarm and found thick smoke engulfing his home, which had caught fire in the garage.
Firefighters arrived to find the roof collapsed but reported no injuries. McConnell's family has since called Betts "our hero" and thanked him with tickets to a football game.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Why I left US Deep South to fight in Myanmar’s brutal civil war
Azad, a 24-year-old American, traveled to northern Myanmar to join anti-regime groups amid a civil war against a military coup that began in February 2021. He emphasizes solidarity with the local fight for dignity and freedom, viewing it as interconnected with global struggles.
A growing number of foreigners are joining the resistance, forming the Anti-Fascist Internationalist Front (AIF) as the military intensifies its crackdown, leading to significant civilian casualties and displacement.
#military
The Telegraph: US Navy carriers are ready to command drone air wings. It’s about time
The US Navy is working to transform its carrier air wings by integrating drones, aiming for pilotless aircraft to comprise nearly two-thirds of each wing. Drones offer advantages such as extended range and reduced risk to human pilots, especially in potential Pacific conflicts.
Despite the Navy's slow progress, the MQ-25 Stingray will soon debut as the first carrier drone, initially serving as an aerial tanker. However, its design allows for potential future combat roles, reflecting a shift towards unmanned operations in naval aviation.
#education
The Federalist: One Leftist Superintendent Destroyed America's No. 1 High School
Ann Bonitatibus resigned as principal of Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology after overseeing a controversial shift from merit-based admissions to equity-focused criteria, resulting in a significant drop in the school's national ranking and academic standards. Her leadership has faced criticism for allegedly compromising the school's integrity and sharing its research with the Chinese Communist Party.
Despite these controversies, Bonitatibus was promoted by Fairfax County Superintendent Michelle Reid, raising concerns about Reid's judgment and leadership choices. Reid has a history of hiring individuals with questionable records, further complicating the district's challenges as it faces potential accreditation issues.
#sports
GB News: Mike Tyson nearly knocks out coach in front of huge crowd before Jake Paul open workout
Mike Tyson demonstrated his power and speed during an open workout in Texas ahead of his upcoming fight with Jake Paul. Despite concerns about his health at 58, Tyson showcased impressive skills, leaving his coach Rafael Cordeiro surprised by his performance.
Tyson expressed confidence, stating he learned he is tougher than he believed. As anticipation builds for the bout, he emphasized that the hard work is complete and now it's time for the fight.