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14 Nov 2024
#politics
Fox News: Trump says Thune 'will do an outstanding job' as Senate majority leader
President-elect Donald Trump congratulated Sen. John Thune on his election as the new Senate Republican leader following the GOP's majority win in the 2024 elections. Trump expressed confidence in Thune's ability to advance his agenda, while other Republican senators pledged support for Thune's leadership.
Thune will replace Mitch McConnell as Senate Republican Leader and aims to collaborate with House colleagues to implement Trump's policies, including tax cuts and immigration reforms. Trump looks forward to working with Thune and other newly elected Senate leaders.
Le Monde: French minister draws ire after congratulating Musk on appointment to Trump administration
French civil service minister Guillaume Kasbarian praised Elon Musk's appointment as co-head of a new department aimed at reducing government bureaucracy under Donald Trump. His comments sparked discomfort among political peers, raising concerns about a potential "Trump-ization" of French politics.
Kasbarian's support for Musk's mission to streamline public administration has drawn mixed reactions, with some viewing it as a shift toward anti-public service populism. The government has attempted to downplay the backlash, emphasizing Kasbarian's long-standing commitment to de-bureaucratization.
Liberty Nation News: Donald Trump Starts Assembling His Cabinet - Liberty Nation News
President-elect Donald Trump is assembling a Cabinet focused on loyalty and competence to advance his agenda on bureaucracy, taxes, immigration, and health. He aims to avoid past mistakes by selecting outsiders and has already appointed Susie Wiles as the first female White House chief of staff.
Trump's potential Cabinet includes controversial figures like Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., signaling a shift towards accountability in government. With less congressional resistance due to a strong down-ticket surge, Trump plans to implement significant changes, including a possible national abortion ban and initiatives to address health issues.
GB News: Woke Ben & Jerry's owners SUE parent company Unilever after being 'banned from speaking in support of Palestine'
Ben & Jerry's has filed a lawsuit against its parent company, Unilever, claiming it has been "silenced" regarding its support for Palestinian refugees. The ice cream brand alleges that Unilever threatened to dismantle its board over its pro-Palestine stance, stemming from a long-standing dispute that began in 2021.
The lawsuit also states that Unilever has breached a 2022 settlement agreement, which required the company to respect Ben & Jerry's social mission. Ben & Jerry's claims it has been blocked from publicly advocating for peace and human rights, while Unilever has expressed concerns about perceptions of antisemitism related to the brand's statements.
#society
The Telegraph: Vegan row erupts at Cop climate summit – and the UN steps in
The UN intervened at the Cop29 climate summit in Baku due to complaints over insufficient vegan options. Delegates criticized the single vegan outlet in the food court, arguing that plant-based food should be prioritized for its environmental benefits.
Past Cop summits, like Cop26 in Glasgow, showcased a wider array of vegan choices and highlighted the carbon footprint of food items.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Government may have to 'eat their own words' over Chagos Islands, warns Nigel Farage
Nigel Farage expressed concerns over the UK Labour government's decision to transfer the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, emphasizing that the Chagossians prefer British sovereignty. He noted that the Trump administration is dissatisfied with this move, highlighting the strategic importance of Diego Garcia to the U.S.
Farage referenced comments from Mike Waltz, a potential National Security Adviser under Trump, who previously warned against the implications of such a transfer. He criticized the UK government's assurances that the U.S. is content with the deal, suggesting they may need to reconsider their stance.
#economy
The Economist: This week’s cover
This week, The Economist examines Donald Trump's potential influence on the global economy, focusing on his intentions to alter the movement of goods, capital, and labor. The analysis delves into the possible repercussions of these changes.
GB News: Virgin Media offers FREE broadband until next year in Black Friday sale, and it's not the only giveaway
Virgin Media is offering an unprecedented promotion: customers can switch to their broadband service and pay nothing until February 2025. This deal includes a £26.97 discount on subscription fees and access to exclusive streaming content over the Christmas period.
In addition to this offer, Virgin Media has streamlined the switching process for new customers, allowing them to easily transition from their current provider without hassle. The company maintains its own full-fibre network, providing significantly faster speeds compared to competitors.
#crime
Fox News: Texas couple accused of murdering man they shared a condo with, covering his body with rugs
A Texas couple, Leo Moore and Haley Barber, both 20, have been charged with capital murder for allegedly stabbing 53-year-old Johnny Mac Ross Jr. after living with him in his condo. They reportedly wrapped his body in rugs, stole his car, and led police on a chase in Garland.
Garland police are investigating the timeline of the murder, with neighbors noting a foul odor and loud noises coming from the apartment in the days leading up to the discovery. Moore and Barber are currently held without bond at the Garland Detention Center.