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13 Nov 2024
#politics
Le Monde: France opposed to Mercosur deal EU Commission hopes to sign
French Prime Minister Michel Barnier faces mounting pressure over the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, which has sparked widespread opposition across political parties and among farmers. With protests anticipated, he is set to meet EU officials to express his firm opposition to the deal.
Farmers' unions are mobilizing against the potential agreement, warning of significant political consequences in France. Demonstrations have intensified, with calls for an "agricultural revolt" as concerns grow over the impact on local agriculture amid rising tensions with global trade partners.
The Western Journal: Kamala Harris Upstages Israel President at White House with Bizarre Spectacle
During a meeting at the White House, Israeli President Isaac Herzog highlighted the urgent security threats facing Israel, including recent rocket attacks from Lebanon that resulted in casualties. Herzog's remarks emphasized the gravity of the situation as he sought U.S. support.
However, the atmosphere shifted when Vice President Kamala Harris arrived, prompting a rally-like reception from White House staff that overshadowed Herzog's briefing. Herzog remarked on the distraction, noting the cheers made it difficult for him to convey his message.
GB News: Drivers forced to take 'record-breaking' two and a half hour detour to avoid roadworks - 'Kick in the teeth'
Motorists in Scotland face significant delays due to roadworks on the A75, requiring a 96-mile diversion that could take around two and a half hours. Normally a 40-minute journey, the closure between Newton Stewart and Castle Douglas has been labeled a "record breaker" by local MP John Cooper.
Cooper highlighted the A75's importance for trade, noting that 60% of Northern Ireland's trade relies on this route. He criticized the Scottish government for inadequate investment in infrastructure, while the contractor Amey defended the roadworks as necessary for long-term maintenance.
GB News: Democrats warned they ‘will never win US election again’ after Trump’s comprehensive victory
Sean Spicer argues that the Democrats may struggle to win future elections if they continue to believe their defeat was due to racism and sexism rather than poor candidate choices and messaging. He claims that Donald Trump effectively addressed the concerns of American voters, contrasting with Joe Biden's progressive agenda.
Spicer emphasizes that Biden's administration, led by Kamala Harris, has not aligned with the priorities of the electorate, while Trump proposed solutions that resonated with the public. Meanwhile, Trump is moving forward with plans for a new 'Department of Government Efficiency' to reduce waste and streamline federal operations.
Fox News: Republicans 2 seats away from holding majority, giving Trump leeway to implement agenda
The House of Representatives remains in a state of uncertainty, with Republicans just two seats shy of a majority as 12 races are still uncalled. Notable contests include California's 47th District, where Republican Scott Baugh has conceded to Democrat Dave Min.
In Alaska, Rep. Mary Peltola trails Republican Nick Begich, while other tight races in Arizona and California show narrow leads for incumbents. The outcome of these races will be crucial for the balance of power in the House.
Fox News: Ex-CNN boss rips media 'hyperbole' on Trump: Their 'end of democracy' claims will lead to 'credibility' crisis
Former CNN chairman Chris Licht criticized the legacy media's "hyperbole" surrounding a potential second Trump presidency, urging journalists to focus on factual reporting rather than predictions. He emphasized that the media risks credibility if it continues to exaggerate potential outcomes.
Licht's tenure at CNN ended amid internal strife over his efforts to shift the network's coverage. With ongoing financial struggles and declining viewership, CNN's current leadership faces challenges in restoring trust and audience engagement.
The Federalist: It's Time For Americans To Break Up With Celebrities
Rapper Cardi B and other liberal celebrities expressed outrage following Donald Trump's election victory, using social media to criticize Trump supporters and lament the political climate. Their comments reflect a broader trend of condescension among celebrities towards conservative voters.
The article argues that while celebrities are entitled to their political opinions, their tendency to lecture and mock those with differing views is problematic. It calls for a reevaluation of celebrity culture and suggests that Americans deserve more respectful engagement from public figures.
GB News: Prince Harry’s visa issue ‘is on Trump’s mind’ as president-elect’s son drops hint of intentions
Donald Trump has indicated that he may take action regarding Prince Harry's US visa if it is found that Harry lied on his application concerning illegal drug use. This comes amid a strained relationship between Trump and the Sussexes, who previously urged Americans to reject Trump in 2020.
Royal commentator Lee Cohen noted that while Harry's visa situation may not be a top priority for Trump, it could cause anxiety for the couple. Trump's son, Eric, has also criticized the Sussexes, which may influence Trump's considerations moving forward.
#society
Forbes: Chips Giant TSMC Sued Over ‘Anti-American’ Discrimination
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) faces a lawsuit from over a dozen U.S. employees alleging discrimination favoring Taiwanese workers over Americans. The suit claims TSMC's practices violate U.S. laws, particularly in hiring and workplace communication, despite receiving substantial federal funding.
The plaintiffs argue that TSMC's recruitment strategies and workplace culture disadvantage non-Taiwanese employees, citing language barriers and preferential treatment for Taiwanese staff. TSMC has not yet responded to the lawsuit but emphasizes its commitment to a diverse workforce.
#military
Forbes: Who Is Pete Hegseth? What To Know About Trump’s Defense Secretary Pick.
President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Fox News host and combat veteran Pete Hegseth as his Defense Secretary, a choice that has sparked controversy due to Hegseth's right-wing views and lack of experience. Critics express concern over his qualifications, while Trump praises Hegseth's dedication to military reform.
Some Republican senators reacted with surprise to Hegseth's nomination, questioning his suitability for the role. Despite this, Trump supporters believe his confirmation will be straightforward. Critics, including military veterans, argue that Hegseth is unqualified for such a crucial position.
#crime
Fox News: Illegal immigrant charged in Laken Riley murder ‘fast-tracking’ to life in prison: attorney
Jose Ibarra, charged with the murder of Augusta University student Laken Riley, has opted for a bench trial, which legal experts suggest may lead to a harsher sentence. The trial is set to begin soon, with overwhelming evidence against Ibarra, who is also facing multiple charges related to the incident.
Ibarra, an illegal immigrant from Venezuela, allegedly committed the crime while living near the University of Georgia campus. His decision for a bench trial raises questions about his defense strategy, as it limits his chances of a more favorable outcome from a jury.