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15 Nov 2024
#politics
Fox News: Scientific American editor-in-chief resigns after calling Trump voters ‘fascists’
Laura Helmuth resigned as editor of Scientific American after calling Trump voters "fascists," later apologizing for her remarks.
Fox News: Elon Musk blasts John Bolton as 'staggeringly dumb warmonger' after criticism of Trump AG pick Matt Gaetz
Elon Musk criticized former National Security Adviser John Bolton for denouncing Rep. Matt Gaetz's nomination as attorney general, calling Bolton a "staggeringly dumb warmonger." Musk expressed confidence in Gaetz, suggesting that Bolton's opposition is a positive sign.
Bolton labeled Gaetz as "totally incompetent" and urged Senate leaders to withdraw the nomination, warning it could jeopardize Republican Senators. Gaetz recently resigned from the House after being re-elected.
Fox News: Fetterman defends Casey-McCormick recount as challenger’s team says 'zero' path for Democrat
Senator John Fetterman defended Pennsylvania's automatic recount law amid claims from Republican David McCormick's campaign that Democratic Senator Bob Casey Jr. has no path to victory. Fetterman emphasized the importance of counting every vote and criticized the GOP's stance in Wisconsin.
McCormick currently leads Casey by about 30,000 votes, with 99% of precincts reporting. The Pennsylvania GOP has filed lawsuits against county boards of elections for potentially counting undated mail-in ballots, which they argue violates state law.
Breitbart: Scientific American Editor Resigns After Incendiary Anti-Trump Rant
Laura Helmuth has resigned as Editor-in-Chief of Scientific American following backlash over her derogatory comments about Trump voters, labeling them as “fascists.” Her posts on Blue Sky drew criticism for prioritizing politics over science.
After apologizing for her remarks, which she claimed were a misguided reaction to the election results, Helmuth announced her departure from the magazine, expressing a desire to reflect on her next steps.
Fox News: Mike Rogers in consideration for FBI chief after meeting in Mar-a-Lago with Trump transition team, sources say
Former FBI agent and Republican Senate nominee Mike Rogers met with President-elect Trump’s transition team about potentially becoming FBI director in Trump's second administration. Rogers narrowly lost his recent election in Michigan and was previously considered for the role in 2017.
Trump has criticized the FBI and is looking for allies to support his agenda. Rogers, who has significant experience in intelligence, is seen as a strong candidate for the position. Another potential candidate mentioned is Kash Patel, a former Trump aide.
#society
GB News: Farmers 'targeted' with £1,000 fine for leaving mud on roads as local council labels it 'highly dangerous'
Somerset Council has issued a warning to farmers about the legal obligation to keep major A roads clear of mud, with fines of up to £1,000 for non-compliance. This follows incidents where mud on roads posed hazards to motorists and resulted in costly cleanup operations.
The council emphasizes that while farming is crucial in the area, operators must promptly remove any debris that may endanger road users. Failure to do so could lead to prosecution and civil liability for accidents or damages caused by road conditions.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Israel Hit Iran's Nuclear Program in October: Axios Confirms Earlier Report
Israel confirmed it targeted Iranian nuclear facilities in response to a ballistic missile attack last month. The strike reportedly hit Parchin, a suspected site for Iran's nuclear program, damaging key research capabilities and potentially impacting Iran's nuclear ambitions.
U.S. and Israeli officials noted that the operation may have exceeded restrictions set by the Biden administration, aligning with broader strategic goals. The attack could hinder Iran's nuclear weapons research and open pathways for future negotiations.
Times Of Israel: Israel targeted secret nuclear weapons research in Iran strikes last month — report
Israel conducted airstrikes on Iran's Parchin facility, reportedly destroying equipment related to nuclear weapons research. This action followed an Iranian missile attack on Israel and comes as the UN prepares to censure Iran for non-cooperation with nuclear inspectors.
The strikes were part of a broader Israeli operation targeting military sites. Meanwhile, Iran assured the Biden administration it would not attempt to assassinate former President Trump, amid ongoing tensions and threats linked to past U.S. actions against Iranian leaders.
#military
The Telegraph: BAE to open new howitzer factory in Sheffield to strengthen support for Ukraine
BAE Systems is set to open a £25 million artillery factory in Sheffield to produce M777 towed howitzers, supporting Ukrainian forces against Russia. The facility will create 50 skilled jobs and marks a reversal of the company's earlier decision to cease production in the UK.
The M777 howitzer, favored for its lightweight design, has seen increased demand due to the ongoing conflict. BAE has secured multimillion-pound contracts for parts and received $50 million from the Pentagon to restart production, potentially benefiting other nations looking to replenish their arsenals.
Fox News: Meet Pete Hegseth: The 'recovering neocon' and Pentagon critic who's been tapped for Defense secretary
President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Pete Hegseth as Defense Secretary, stirring debate due to Hegseth's critical views on the military establishment and his lack of senior-level experience. A former Army officer and Fox News commentator, Hegseth has expressed skepticism about the Pentagon's strategies and has a controversial history, including opposition to women in combat roles.
Critics, including Democrats, are questioning Hegseth's qualifications for such a significant role, pointing to his previous advocacy for the Iraq War and resurfaced allegations from 2017. His nomination could signal a shift in military policy, particularly with his focus on combating "woke" initiatives within the Pentagon.
#crime
Breitbart: Minnesota Man Sentenced for Helping Somali Pirates Hold U.S. Journalist Hostage
Abdi Yusuf Hassan, a Somali native and U.S. citizen, has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for his role in the kidnapping of journalist Michael Scott Moore, who was held hostage in Somalia for nearly three years. Prosecutors described Hassan as a key player in the criminal gang that held Moore for ransom.
Hassan, who abused his position as Minister of Interior in Somalia, was convicted alongside Mohamed Tahlil Mohamed. Both received 30-year sentences for hostage taking, terrorism, and firearm offenses. Moore was released in 2014 after his family paid a $1.6 million ransom.
Fox News: Suzanne Simpson's husband went to dump site, Home Depot, car wash hours after realtor's disappearance: docs
Suzanne Simpson, a Texas realtor, has been missing since October 6, with her husband, Brad Simpson, charged with her murder. Authorities have gathered evidence indicating he assaulted her before her disappearance, and surveillance footage shows suspicious activity related to his truck after she went missing.
Despite extensive searches, Suzanne's remains have not been found. Her family is seeking closure, while Brad remains in jail with a high bond, facing additional charges related to firearms. Investigators continue to search areas linked to the case.
#sports
Forbes: Mike Tyson Vs. Jake Paul—What To Know About The Netflix Live Boxing Fight
Mike Tyson and Jake Paul are scheduled to fight in a live boxing match on Netflix, marking Tyson's first sanctioned bout in nearly 20 years. The event, set for Friday at 8 p.m. EST, features the largest age gap in professional boxing history, with Tyson at 58 and Paul at 27.
Concerns about Tyson's safety due to his age and health issues have been raised, with critics labeling the match as dangerous and irresponsible. Despite this, Tyson has defended his readiness for the fight. The event is Netflix's inaugural live sports offering, aimed at boosting engagement among its 282 million subscribers.
GB News: Boxing fan purchases £1.6m ticket to watch Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul fight - here's what they bought
A Los Angeles law firm, TorkLaw, has purchased the exclusive 'MVP Owner's Experience' package for the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight, paying $2 million for luxury amenities, including a ringside suite, VIP perks, and a two-night hotel stay. The event will be streamed live on Netflix.
The fight, taking place at AT&T Stadium in Texas, marks a significant moment in boxing, showcasing the unpredictability of sport. TorkLaw emphasizes their support for events that embody competition and perseverance.
Breitbart: Mike Tyson Slaps Jake Paul During Weigh-in Ahead of Matchup
Mike Tyson slapped Jake Paul during a weigh-in for their upcoming fight, which is set to take place at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Tyson's unexpected aggression contrasted with his previously calm demeanor leading up to the event. Paul reacted by saying, "he must die."
The incident has sparked speculation on social media about whether it was staged. The fight will be streamed on Netflix.