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15 Nov 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: Trump Floats Idea of His Term Starting Immediately, Tells House Speaker 'Maybe You Should Pass a Bill'
President-elect Donald Trump, at the America First Policy Institute Gala, suggested to House Speaker Mike Johnson that a bill could be passed to start his new term retroactively from November 5 or 6, rather than the official inauguration date of January 20, 2025. He emphasized the economic optimism following his election victory.
Trump's remarks were seen as a way to provoke reactions from his critics while resonating with supporters who view his victory as a positive shift for the country. The stock market's rise and his proposed appointments signal a potential end to what he terms "authoritarian darkness."
Forbes: Major Trump Media Shareholder Offloads Nearly Entire Stake
ARC Global Investments and its founder Patrick Orlando have drastically reduced their stake in Trump Media & Technology Group, dropping from over 11 million shares to just 30,147 shares, a decrease from 5.4% to 0.01%. This follows a trend of major stakeholders selling off their shares.
Other stakeholders have also divested, including United Atlantic Venture and Trump Media's CFO, who has plans to sell shares worth $13.4 million by December 2025. President Donald Trump remains the largest shareholder with a 57% stake.
Breitbart: Damage Control: Disney's 'Snow White' Star Rachel Zegler Apologizes for Wishing Harm on Trump Voters
Rachel Zegler, star of the upcoming Disney movie Snow White, has apologized for inflammatory comments regarding President-elect Donald Trump and his supporters, expressing regret for her emotional outburst. She acknowledged her contribution to negative discourse and emphasized the importance of differing opinions.
The live-action remake of Snow White is set to open in March after delays and backlash over Zegler's previous remarks about the original film and her social media posts. The movie's production budget exceeds $200 million, requiring significant box office earnings to break even.
#society
Breitbart: UK Has Greatest Surge of Migrant Arrivals of Any Developed Nation
The UK has seen a 52.9% increase in permanent migrants from 2022 to 2023, with arrivals rising from 488,400 to 746,900. This surge positions the UK second only to the US in high-income countries for migrant intake, with family migration being the largest source.
Despite the record levels of immigration, the UK's GDP growth remains stagnant at 0.1%, raising questions about the economic benefits of mass migration. Critics argue that high migration levels have not translated into improved economic conditions for the broader population.
Breitbart: Report: Anti-Christian Hate Crimes in Europe Tripled in 2023
A report by the Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination against Christians in Europe reveals a 226% increase in anti-Christian hate crimes in Europe, rising from 749 incidents in 2022 to 2,444 in 2023. The report highlights violent attacks, vandalism, and arson against churches across 35 countries.
France leads in reported incidents, with nearly 1,000 cases, followed by the UK and Germany. The report indicates that many perpetrators have radical Islamist backgrounds and notes legal measures in some countries that restrict Christians' religious freedoms.
The Telegraph: Firecracker injures 15 police officers on day of pro-Palestinian protests in Italy
Fifteen police officers were hospitalized after an explosive was thrown during anti-government protests in Turin. The unrest involved students attempting to breach police lines, leading to clashes where officers used batons and shields.
Protesters also vandalized Italy's national cinema museum, tearing down the Italian flag, which drew condemnation from museum staff.
#economy
Breitbart: General Motors Lays Off 1,000 Workers, Says Cost Cutting Needed to Remain Competitive
General Motors (GM) announced the layoff of approximately 1,000 workers globally, primarily affecting white-collar positions, as part of its cost-cutting measures amid a competitive automobile market. This decision follows a recent recall of 450,000 vehicles due to braking system issues.
The layoffs reflect GM's need to streamline operations while navigating the transition to electric vehicles and managing investments in both gas-powered and electric models. GM employs about 150,000 people worldwide, with the largest workforce in Michigan.
#culture
Forbes: Rachel Zegler Apologizes For Anti-Trump Comments Post Election—Fending Off Her Latest Controversy
Actress Rachel Zegler apologized for past comments made after Donald Trump's election, where she expressed anger towards Trump supporters. Conservative media personality Megyn Kelly criticized Zegler, suggesting Disney should fire her over the remarks.
Zegler has faced backlash for her portrayal of Snow White, emphasizing a modern narrative that diverges from traditional themes. Disney has not yet publicly responded to the controversy.
#crime
Fox News: Fox News True Crime Newsletter: Daniel Penny trial, Laken Riley suspect's surprise, Suzanne Simpson's tip
Key witness in the Daniel Penny trial admitted to lying, complicating the case surrounding the Marine vet's chokehold incident. Meanwhile, an illegal immigrant charged with the murder of nursing student Laken Riley is facing a fast-tracked life sentence.
In other crime news, a jury reached a verdict in the Delphi murders case, and a Minnesota pastor's wife is accused of hiring hitmen to kill him after an affair. Investigations continue into the disappearance of news anchor Suzanne Simpson.
GB News: Major nightclub closed after woman 'raped outside' by bouncer
The London nightclub Heaven has been closed for up to 28 days following an alleged rape of a woman by a security staff member. Westminster Council suspended the venue's license after police raised serious public safety concerns related to the incident and previous security issues.
The accused security staff member has been arrested and charged, while the nightclub's response to the situation has been criticized. The closure will remain in effect until a full hearing is held to address these safety concerns.