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14 Nov 2024
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GB News: Christmas CANCELLED as woman calls off festivities after husband voted for Donald Trump
A woman named Andrea Tate has canceled Christmas and Thanksgiving plans with her in-laws after they voted for Donald Trump in the recent election. She expressed her despair over the election outcome and requested her husband to remove a celebratory post about Trump, leading to significant tension in their relationship.
Despite her husband's apology, Tate has chosen to limit contact and plans to have a small holiday with just her immediate family. Reactions on social media have been mixed, with some supporting her decision while others criticized it as detrimental to mental health and family ties.
Fox News: Republicans hold the House cementing unified power across Congress and the White House and more top headlines
Republicans maintain control of the House, solidifying their influence in Congress and the White House. Trump prepares to implement energy policies and address key campaign promises as blue cities adjust to his administration's approach.
In other news, LAPD's new chief faces criticism for opposing mass deportations, while a former CNN anchor surprises with his voting choice. The political landscape continues to shift with various reactions to Trump's election victory.
Fox News: Size of Republican House majority to be decided by 9 remaining uncalled races
As of now, the final results of the 2024 election remain undecided, with nine House races still uncalled. Donald Trump has been projected to win the presidency again, and the GOP is expected to maintain control of the Senate and House, though the exact majority size is yet to be determined.
Key races include tight contests in Alaska, California, Iowa, and Maine, where incumbents face strong challenges. In California's 9th District, Democrat Josh Harder leads, while Republican John Duarte is ahead in the 13th District. Overall, the GOP's position in the House appears stable as they prepare to implement their agenda.
The Federalist: Matt Gaetz Is Just The Man To Take A Wrecking Ball To The DOJ
Trump's selection of Matt Gaetz as attorney general has sparked outrage among the corporate press and political establishment, who deem him "unqualified." Critics, including Sen. Lisa Murkowski, face scrutiny themselves for their own qualifications.
Proponents argue Gaetz's experience with a politicized DOJ makes him suitable for the role, emphasizing the need for reform and a departure from traditional norms. They assert that Gaetz's firsthand experience with DOJ overreach positions him well to address the department's alleged corruption.
Liberty Nation News: Is Legacy Media Counting on Another Trump Bump? - Liberty Nation News
Legacy media may find relief in not covering Kamala Harris for the next four years, as her lack of click-generating appeal contrasts sharply with Donald Trump's. During his presidency, media outlets experienced significant subscriber growth, often attributing it to their extensive coverage of Trump.
However, as trust in mass media declines, fueled by sensationalism and ideological bias, many Americans are distancing themselves from traditional news sources. This shift could lead to a "Trump slump" rather than a resurgence in viewership, raising questions about the future relevance of legacy media.
The Federalist: WI GOP Senate Candidate 'Shocked By What Unfolded'
Eric Hovde, a Republican Senate candidate in Wisconsin, has raised concerns about the late-night vote counting in Milwaukee, which he believes undermines confidence in the election process. The tight race against incumbent Democrat Tammy Baldwin saw Hovde questioning the legitimacy of absentee ballot counts and the overall administration of the election.
Hovde's campaign is considering a recount due to discrepancies he noted, including high rates of same-day voter registration and issues with ballot counting operations. He argues that the election's integrity is compromised and has faced criticism for not conceding the race. Baldwin has dismissed Hovde's claims as unfounded.
#society
Forbes: Thousands Of Police Officers, Surveillance Drones Deployed In Paris Ahead Of Israel-France Soccer Match
Heavy security is in place in Paris ahead of the UEFA Nations Cup match between France and Israel, following recent violence against Israeli fans in Amsterdam deemed antisemitic. Approximately 4,000 police and security officers will monitor the event, with low fan turnout expected.
Pro-Palestinian protests are planned before the match, prompting discussions on their location. French officials have rejected calls to relocate the game, emphasizing the need to stand against violence and antisemitism.
GB News: Gender-critical activist faced 'Kafkaesque' hate crime investigation over tweet
Maya Forstater, executive director of the gender-critical group Sex Matters, is under police investigation for a tweet about transgender GP Dr. Kamilla Kamaruddin. The police have not disclosed the specific tweet but warned Forstater that declining an interview could lead to her being marked as "wanted."
Forstater defended her right to free speech, stating her views contribute to important political debates. The Crown Prosecution Service is considering charges of malicious communication, which could result in up to two years in prison.
Times Of Israel: IDF veteran recounts brutal assault at Chicago campus, vows to continue his activism
An Israeli student at DePaul University, Max Long, was violently attacked while promoting discussions about the Israel Defense Forces. Despite suffering a concussion and facial injuries, he remains committed to his activism. Long reported that security failed to intervene during the assault, which left him and fellow activist Michael Kaminsky injured.
The incident reflects a troubling rise in violence against Jewish individuals in the U.S., particularly following the recent conflict in Gaza. Authorities are investigating the attack, but no arrests have been made, and it has raised concerns about campus safety and the climate for free expression regarding Israel.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: COP29: French environment minister abandons trip amid tensions with Azerbaijan
Relations between Azerbaijan and France have worsened amid the COP29 climate conference in Baku. French Minister Agnès Pannier-Runacher canceled her trip following Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev's criticisms of France, accusing it of colonialism and human rights violations.
Aliyev's remarks prompted a response from European Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra, who emphasized the need for constructive dialogue at COP29. The tensions reflect broader geopolitical issues, including Azerbaijan's role in European energy supply post-Ukraine invasion.
The Telegraph: My list of weapons Europe can give Ukraine now - before it’s too late
As Donald Trump prepares for a potential return to the presidency, European nations are considering ways to sustain military support for Ukraine amid concerns of reduced U.S. aid. Although Europe has relied heavily on the U.S. for security, there are non-traditional military contributions they can make quickly.
Despite a call for European NATO members to contribute 0.25% of GDP annually, only a few nations have met this threshold. Ukraine urgently requires air defense and artillery support. The U.S. has funds available that could be used to supply critical military equipment not produced by European allies.
#sports
The Federalist: NASCAR Playoff Controversy Raises Questions of 'Rigged' Racing
NASCAR's playoff format has faced scrutiny following controversies during the recent Martinsville race, where drivers allegedly manipulated outcomes to influence championship standings. The situation raised questions about the integrity of the sport, with accusations of "tanking" among competitors.
Despite these issues, NASCAR has no plans to change the playoff system, which aims to create dramatic finishes but may inadvertently encourage such controversies. The outcome of the championship was ultimately unaffected, as Joey Logano secured the title in Phoenix.