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14 Nov 2024
#politics
Forbes: Trump’s Cabinet: Here Are His Picks For Key Roles—RFK Jr, Matt Gaetz, Tulsi Gabbard And More
President-elect Donald Trump has appointed Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Health and Human Services Secretary, marking a controversial choice due to Kennedy's skeptical views on vaccines and public health policies. Trump has also made several other key appointments, including Rep. Matt Gaetz as Attorney General and Tulsi Gabbard as Director of National Intelligence.
Trump's transition team is focused on reshaping the administration with an emphasis on removing career bureaucrats and implementing aggressive policies. Notable figures such as Elon Musk and Stephen Miller are expected to influence the administration's direction.
GB News: 'They are TAKERS!' Lee Anderson warns number of foreign nationals on benefits would 'shock' nation
Reform MP Lee Anderson criticized migrants as "takers" from Britain's welfare system, arguing that mass migration negatively impacts public services. He highlighted claims that over 50,000 foreign nationals pass eligibility tests for Universal Credit monthly, suggesting this would "shock the nation."
Anderson called for a sensible migration policy, emphasizing the need for net contributors rather than those who draw from the system. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) disputed these claims, stating that passing the Habitual Residence Test does not guarantee benefits.
Breitbart: Former Film Producer-Turned Dem Congresswoman Details Hollywood’s Devastation: ‘There’s a Lot of Fear’ After Trump Victory
Hollywood is experiencing a wave of anxiety and resignation following Donald Trump's election as president. Many in the entertainment industry, who largely supported Kamala Harris, are grappling with the reality of Trump's return and reflecting on their past efforts to oppose him.
Unlike the intense rage seen in 2016, the current sentiment is more subdued, with a focus on introspection and strategizing for the future. Celebrities are contemplating how to address the perceived threats of another Trump term rather than immediately mobilizing for protests.
Forbes: Can Trump Confirm Nominees—Like Gaetz And RFK Jr.—Without Senate? Recess Appointments, Explained
President-elect Donald Trump has indicated plans to utilize "recess appointments" to confirm his Cabinet nominees, potentially bypassing a contentious Senate confirmation process. This method allows appointments when Congress is in recess, but requires cooperation from both chambers to adjourn for more than 10 days.
While recess appointments were common in previous administrations, recent Supreme Court rulings have limited their use. Trump’s controversial picks, including Matt Gaetz and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., may face challenges even in a GOP-controlled Senate. The viability of this strategy hinges on congressional cooperation and could impact the legislative agenda.
Le Monde: A second Trump presidency without any real checks and balances
Donald Trump is poised to return to the Oval Office as the Republican Party retains a majority in the House of Representatives, winning a crucial 218th seat. This follows a significant Senate loss for Democrats, marking their worst defeat since 2014.
The shift also signals the end of Mitch McConnell's 17-year leadership in the Senate, as Trump sought to influence his successor but was unsuccessful. McConnell's tenure was marked by strategic maneuvers against the Obama administration and pivotal judicial confirmations.
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 657: Sebastian Gorka on Trump’s White House Picks
Dr. Sebastian Gorka discusses Donald Trump's cabinet picks and their implications for a potential second administration on the Breitbart News Daily Podcast. The show, hosted by Mike Slater, airs Monday through Friday as a "Director's Cut" of the SXM Patriot radio show.
Listeners can subscribe for free on various podcast platforms.
The Telegraph: British defence figures ‘alarmed’ by Trump’s choice of ‘pro-Moscow’ Tulsi Gabbard
Donald Trump's nomination of Tulsi Gabbard as director of national intelligence has raised alarms among British defense officials due to her past support for Russia and controversial statements regarding Ukraine. Concerns include potential impacts on intelligence-sharing within the Five Eyes alliance.
Critics, including former MI6 head Sir Richard Dearlove, have highlighted her lack of experience in intelligence and security, calling her appointment a "maverick" choice. Former British Army officer Philip Ingram echoed these concerns, suggesting it should serve as a significant warning.
Breitbart: Ron DeSantis Backs 'Legal Action' to Investigate 'Egregious' FEMA Scandal
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis supports legal action by Attorney General Ashley Moody against FEMA, following allegations that a FEMA official directed workers to ignore homes of Trump supporters during disaster relief efforts after Hurricane Milton. DeSantis called such discrimination unacceptable.
Moody's office is investigating claims of political bias in FEMA's response to storm victims, citing whistleblower reports of similar incidents nationwide. FEMA has fired the official involved, but she contends that the behavior is part of a broader issue within the agency.
#society
The Telegraph: Israel fans in clashes with police as skirmishes erupt in Stade de France
Clashes erupted at the Stade de France during a match between Israel and France, with supporters of Israel involved in confrontations. The situation escalated despite a heavy police presence managing pro-Palestinian demonstrations outside the stadium.
Fights broke out in the stands, leading many fans to flee the violence, although it was unclear if the conflicts were between rival fan groups or involved pro-Palestinian protesters.
Le Monde: Trump's election: 'Realizing there's a part of the US that rejects the advancement of anything other than white and male is a hard thing to face'
Kimberly Ellis, head of San Francisco's Department on the Status of Women, reflects on the impact of Kamala Harris's electoral defeat. She expresses shock and sadness, noting a growing rejection of marginalized voices and a resurgence of regressive agendas in America.
Ellis highlights the emotional toll of ongoing resistance faced by women of color and marginalized communities, emphasizing the prevalence of toxic masculinity in American society. She vows that California will remain a stronghold against these challenges.
GB News: Whoopi Goldberg, 69, slammed for ‘tone deaf’ comments as actress makes bold claim
Whoopi Goldberg faced backlash after claiming she "works for a living" on The View, despite her estimated $45 million net worth. Critics labeled her remarks as tone-deaf, especially amid current economic struggles, as she expressed empathy for those facing financial hardships.
Goldberg's comments came during a discussion on voting tactics and followed her earlier controversial remarks about rising food prices, where she criticized grocery store owners. Despite the criticism, The View continues to attract strong ratings.
Fox News: Federal court upholds Indiana ban on puberty blockers, hormones for gender-confused minors
A U.S. appeals court has upheld an Indiana law preventing minors from accessing gender transition medications, overturning a previous lower court's decision. The ruling emphasized the state's authority to regulate medical practices amid concerns about treatment safety and effectiveness.
Indiana's Republican Attorney General hailed the decision as a victory for protecting children, while opponents argue it infringes on parental rights and discriminates based on sex. The ruling precedes a Supreme Court hearing on a similar law in Tennessee, with 26 states having similar restrictions.
GB News: 'Kafkaesque!' Police drop 'non-crime hate incident' investigation into gender-critical activist
The Metropolitan Police have concluded their investigation into gender-critical activist Maya Forstater, which stemmed from a social media post targeting a member of the transgender community. The police acknowledged the lengthy duration of the inquiry and confirmed no further action will be taken.
Separately, journalist Allison Pearson is facing a similar investigation by Essex Police regarding a post that allegedly intended to incite racial hatred. Pearson criticized the police for focusing on "non-crime" incidents while neglecting more serious offenses.
Breitbart: California Teacher Accuses Student of 'Hate Crime' for Wearing MAGA Shirt
A Los Angeles County high school teacher left her classroom after seeing a student in a "Make America Great Again" shirt, claiming it represents hate against various groups. In an email, she expressed her concerns about political neutrality and her feelings of unsafety at work.
The school district is investigating the incident, emphasizing students' rights to free speech within established policies.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: U.S. Probing Citigroup’s Alleged Ties To Sanctioned Russian Billionaire
The U.S. is investigating Citigroup's ties to Suleiman Kerimov, a sanctioned Russian billionaire accused of benefiting from government corruption. The Justice Department, FBI, and IRS are examining the bank's services for a trust holding Kerimov's assets.
Kerimov, sanctioned since 2018, has a fortune of $10.7 billion and has faced scrutiny for alleged money laundering. Citigroup's financial compliance practices are also under review, following a recent fine for inadequate risk management oversight.
#military
Times Of Israel: US hands ceasefire proposal to Beirut as IDF officer killed in southern Lebanon
An IDF officer was killed and another seriously wounded during clashes with Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, while two soldiers were injured by a drone attack from Lebanon. The IDF continues to target Hezbollah positions in Lebanon and Syria amid ongoing discussions for a ceasefire.
The US has proposed a truce to Lebanese officials, emphasizing the need for international support to ensure Hezbollah's disarmament. Despite a decrease in rocket fire from Hezbollah, tensions remain high, with Israel conducting extensive airstrikes in response to ongoing threats.
#culture
Breitbart: Former Iron Maiden Singer Paul Di’Anno Cause of Death Revealed
Former Iron Maiden singer Paul Di’Anno died at 66 due to a tear in the sac around his heart, leading to cardiac arrest. His family confirmed the cause following an autopsy. An In Memoriam concert was held in London to honor his legacy.
Di’Anno had faced severe health issues in recent years, resulting in wheelchair dependence. He was married five times and had six children.
#health
Le Monde: Trump nominates Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as health secretary
President-elect Donald Trump nominated Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as his health and human services secretary, emphasizing a need for transparency and scientific integrity in public health. Trump criticized the industrial food and pharmaceutical sectors for contributing to a health crisis in the U.S.
Kennedy, known for his controversial views, previously ran for president but suspended his campaign to endorse Trump. His nomination raises concerns among experts, given his past criticisms of Trump and his unconventional public statements.
The Western Journal: Breaking: Trump Chooses RFK Jr. for Massive Cabinet Spot
President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as the Secretary of Health and Human Services, emphasizing the need to address public health issues and combat misinformation from the food and drug industries. Kennedy, who previously endorsed Trump, aims to clean up corruption in health agencies and promote evidence-based science.
Kennedy's confirmation may face challenges due to his controversial views on vaccines. He asserts he is not anti-vaccine but advocates for rigorous testing of all vaccines. His campaign slogan, "Make America Healthy Again," aligns with Trump's broader agenda.