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14 Nov 2024
#politics
GB News: 'Barking mad!' Labour MP faces fury after pushing for Ukraine-style Gaza visa scheme
Labour MP Rachael Maskell has proposed a Gaza Family Visa Scheme similar to the Ukraine Family Scheme, urging the public to support an Early Day Motion in Parliament. The motion seeks to allow Palestinians from Gaza to reunite with family in the UK amid ongoing conflict.
The proposal has sparked backlash, with critics like Reform UK's Richard Tice expressing concerns about importing antisemitism and the strain on UK resources. Despite the opposition, the motion has garnered 24 signatures from various political parties, highlighting the growing calls for humanitarian support.
Forbes: Matt Gaetz Abruptly Resigns From Congress After Trump Picks Him As Attorney General
Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., resigned from Congress effective immediately after being nominated by President-elect Donald Trump for attorney general. House Speaker Mike Johnson expressed surprise at the resignation.
The vacant seat may be filled as soon as January 3, with Johnson planning to discuss the appointment with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. Gaetz's nomination has elicited mixed reactions among Republican members.
Le Monde: Pennsylvania Senate contest headed toward a recount
The Pennsylvania Senate race between incumbent Democrat Bob Casey and Republican David McCormick is set for a statewide recount after McCormick led by about 28,000 votes, triggering a recount under state law. The recount must begin by November 20 and conclude by November 26.
Both campaigns are contesting the validity of ballots, with Casey's team accusing Republicans of trying to disenfranchise voters, while McCormick's camp claims Democrats are delaying the process. Legal challenges regarding provisional ballots are expected as the recount unfolds.
GB News: 'This is rubbish!' Barrister brands non-crime hate incidents 'utter tosh'
Barrister Steven Barrett criticized the police's investigation into journalist Allison Pearson's year-old social media post, calling it "utter tosh" and highlighting concerns over subjectivity in such actions. He urged the Labour Party to reconsider the law governing these investigations.
Forbes: FBI Raids Polymarket’s 26-Year-Old CEO’s Home
Federal agents raided the Soho apartment of Polymarket founder Shayne Coplan, seizing electronic devices. The raid occurred shortly after Coplan's platform predicted Donald Trump's victory in the 2024 presidential election. It's unclear if Coplan or Polymarket is under investigation.
Polymarket, a blockchain-based prediction marketplace, allows users to bet on various outcomes. The company has gained significant traction, raising $74 million from notable investors. A spokesperson suggested the raid was politically motivated, linking it to the platform's election predictions.
#society
GB News: 'Virtue signalling nonsense!' Wales advised to create dog-free zones to make countryside less racist
Welsh Labour is considering creating dog-free zones in public spaces as part of its initiative to make Wales an anti-racist nation by 2030. This recommendation stems from environmental groups and aims to address barriers faced by ethnic minorities in accessing outdoor areas.
Critics, including Welsh Conservatives, have dismissed the proposals as outdated and disconnected from the needs of the population. The Welsh Government defends its plans, emphasizing a commitment to anti-racism and addressing racial inequalities.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: White House: Biden raised issue of US hostages held in Gaza during meeting with Trump
President Biden discussed the ongoing hostage situation in Gaza with President-elect Trump, emphasizing collaboration between their administrations to secure the release of American hostages held by Hamas. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan noted the urgency expressed by hostage families for immediate action before the transition of power.
Biden has met with families of the hostages multiple times, while concerns grow over the deteriorating conditions of the captives. Israeli officials have warned that time is running out, and negotiations have faced challenges due to political dynamics in Israel and Hamas's refusal to engage.
#military
Forbes: A Ukrainian Leopard 2 Tank Met A Russian Armored Column Head-On—And Wrecked It
Russian forces are attempting to surround the eastern city of Pokrovsk by advancing through Kurakhove, but they face resistance from Ukraine’s 33rd Mechanized Brigade equipped with Leopard 2A4 tanks. Recent battles have seen Ukrainian forces effectively repel Russian assaults, showcasing a shift in tank warfare tactics due to the prevalence of drones.
As Russia intensifies its offensive, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has signaled a desire to negotiate a ceasefire. However, both sides are committed to their military objectives, with Ukraine determined to maintain its positions despite the increased Russian pressure.
#culture
Fox News: Sydney Sweeney slams Hollywood's 'women empowering other women' message as 'fake'
Sydney Sweeney criticized Hollywood's claims of female empowerment, calling them "fake" during a Vanity Fair interview. She expressed disappointment over women in the industry tearing each other down, particularly referencing a female producer who disparaged her looks and talent.
Sweeney highlighted a generational issue where women feel they must compete for limited success, rather than support one another. She remains perplexed by the negativity and is striving to understand the dynamics at play in the industry.
#health
Breitbart: Lunchables Pulled from School Menus After Testing Positive for Lead
Lunchables are being removed from U.S. school lunch menus after testing positive for lead and other harmful materials. Introduced in the 2023-2024 school year, the pre-packaged snacks failed to meet demand and faced criticism from Consumer Reports for containing toxic substances.
Kraft Heinz confirmed the withdrawal, citing the need for healthier options in schools. Consumer Reports and public health advocates applauded the decision, emphasizing the importance of stricter eligibility standards for school lunch programs to protect children's health.