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15 Nov 2024
#politics
Forbes: What To Know About Scott Bessent: Pro-Tariff Potential Trump Treasury Pick (As Kudlow Now Out)
Scott Bessent, a hedge fund manager and former associate of George Soros, is reportedly the leading candidate for Treasury Secretary under Trump. He is set to meet with Trump at Mar-a-Lago amid competition from other candidates, including Larry Kudlow and Howard Lutnick.
Bessent, who has contributed significantly to Trump’s campaign, advocates for tariffs as a negotiation tool and aims to address inflation and the national debt. He could also make history as the first openly LGBTQ+ member in a Republican cabinet.
Breitbart: Ron DeSantis: Florida Gearing Up for Special Elections to Replace Trump Nominees
Florida is preparing for special elections to fill positions vacated by Trump nominees, including Sen. Marco Rubio and Reps. Matt Gaetz and Mike Walz. Governor Ron DeSantis has instructed the Secretary of State to announce a schedule for these elections.
Trump praised Rubio as a strong candidate for secretary of state and nominated Gaetz for attorney general. Gaetz's nomination has sparked controversy, but supporters believe Trump's selections will restore justice and accountability within the Department of Justice.
Forbes: Trump’s Cabinet And Key Roles: Steven Cheung, RFK Jr. And More Picked By President-Elect
President-elect Donald Trump has made several key appointments, including Steven Cheung as White House communications director and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Health and Human Services Secretary. Kennedy's nomination has drawn criticism from both Democrats and some Republicans due to his controversial views on public health.
Other notable appointments include North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum as Interior Secretary, former Rep. Doug Collins for Veterans Affairs, and Rep. Matt Gaetz as Attorney General. Trump aims to reshape the administration by targeting what he calls the "deep state" and has selected individuals with strong ties to his previous administration and campaign.
Times Of Israel: Dutch government teeters over handling of antisemitic attacks on Israeli soccer fans
The Dutch cabinet held an emergency session following the resignation of junior finance minister Nora Achahbar amid controversy over violence against Israeli soccer fans. The incident, involving youths of Moroccan descent, has sparked accusations of racism within the government, particularly from Geert Wilders, leader of the anti-Muslim PVV party.
Achahbar's resignation has raised the possibility of her party, the NSC, exiting the coalition, which could lead to early elections or a minority government. The situation reflects growing tensions regarding immigrant youth and societal values in the Netherlands.
Breitbart: Argentina's Javier Milei Becomes First World Leader to Meet Trump Post-Election
Argentine President Javier Milei met with President-elect Donald Trump at a gala, marking the first meeting between Trump and a world leader since his election. Milei, who has been vocal against Marxism and supportive of Trump’s policies, emphasized a shift in Argentina’s foreign policy towards freedom and human rights.
During the event, Milei delivered a speech condemning communism and praising Trump's leadership, while the two leaders shared a private conversation. This meeting signifies a potential realignment of U.S. foreign policy towards Latin America.
Fox News: Eric Adams dodges question when pressed if he's 'embracing' Trump to get a pardon for criminal charges
New York City Mayor Eric Adams addressed allegations on ABC's "The View" regarding his relationship with President-elect Donald Trump amid his ongoing criminal indictment for fraud and corruption. Adams, who pleaded not guilty, stated he could not comment on the case but maintained he had done nothing wrong.
He criticized the media's portrayal of Trump, particularly the use of extreme labels like "fascist" and "Hitler," arguing that such rhetoric is harmful and divisive. Adams emphasized his commitment to his role as mayor and his focus on reducing crime and improving the city's economy.
Forbes: Judge Rejects Biden’s Overtime Rule Benefitting 4 Million U.S. Workers
A Texas federal judge has permanently blocked a Biden administration rule that expanded overtime protections for salaried workers, stating the Labor Department exceeded its authority. The ruling reverts the overtime eligibility salary threshold back to $35,500.
This rule had aimed to make around 4 million more workers eligible for overtime pay by raising the threshold to nearly $44,000, with a planned increase to almost $59,000 next year.
Breitbart: Taylor Swift Sees 'Eras' Tour Ticket Prices Plummet Following Trump Victory
Ticket prices for Taylor Swift's "Eras" tour have reportedly fallen significantly, with some dropping over $300 in just a few days, indicating weaker demand. The concerts will be her first since the recent presidential election, where Donald Trump won decisively against Kamala Harris.
Swift's endorsement of Harris did not have the expected impact on voter enthusiasm, with polls showing only 6% felt more inclined to vote for her, while 13% felt less likely. The majority reported no change in their voting intentions, highlighting a decline in celebrity influence in political campaigns.
GB News: 'Patronising!' Welsh First Minister blasted for 'lacking basic empathy' after urging farmers to 'calm down' over tax row
Welsh First Minister Eluned Morgan faced backlash for telling farmers concerned about Labour's inheritance tax changes to "calm down." Critics argue her comments were patronizing and out of touch, especially as farmers prepare for protests at the upcoming Labour Welsh conference.
Opponents, including Plaid Cymru's Cefin Campbell and Conservative leader Andrew RT Davies, emphasized the serious implications of the tax on family farms. Farmers are mobilizing for protests, indicating rising tensions over the government's approach to agricultural funding and taxation.
Fox News: Rand Paul wants to abolish agency established under Trump, but calls prospect 'unlikely'
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., expressed a desire to abolish the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), citing concerns over First Amendment rights and the agency's perceived intrusiveness. He acknowledged that achieving this goal is unlikely.
CISA officials countered that the agency does not engage in censorship and works to protect Americans' rights while managing risks to critical infrastructure. Paul is set to become chair of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs in the next Congress.
Front Page Magazine: 10 Days After Election, CA Has 1.7M Uncounted Ballots
Florida and other states completed their election counting on the night of the election, a process that was efficient even before modern technology. In contrast, California still has 1.7 million uncounted ballots days later, with Secretary of State Shirley Weber emphasizing a careful counting approach.
This delay raises concerns about the efficiency of California's election process, as the state has 30 days to finalize results.
#society
Breitbart: Maryland's Secretary of the Environments Proclaims Climate Doom at COP29: 'Summers Are Gone'
Maryland’s Secretary of the Environment, Serena Mcilwain, claimed at the UN Climate Change Conference that the east coast now experiences only two seasons due to climate change. She emphasized the urgency of recognizing climate issues, citing extreme weather events like flooding.
Critics quickly dismissed her remarks, asserting that four seasons still exist in their experience. They highlighted the irony of climate advocates using private jets, which significantly contribute to pollution, undermining their message on climate responsibility.
GB News: Outrage as Guardian identifies someone else's tweet as Allison Pearson's in failed swipe at under-fire journalist
A Guardian article mistakenly attributed a controversial tweet to columnist Allison Pearson, instead quoting a post from a different account with a similar name. The tweet criticized the Metropolitan Police, which Pearson denied posting.
The article also referenced an anonymous complainant who labeled Pearson's comments as "racist and inflammatory," expressing concerns over potential backlash from far-right groups.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Hamas urges Trump to pressure Israel to end Gaza war; PIJ releases hostage video
A senior Hamas official has stated that the group is open to a ceasefire in Gaza, urging President-elect Donald Trump to pressure Israel to halt its military actions. Hamas insists that any ceasefire must include a complete Israeli withdrawal from Gaza. Meanwhile, Palestinian Islamic Jihad released another video of Israeli hostage Sasha Trufanov, who has been held captive since the October 7 attacks.
The UN Security Council is preparing to discuss a resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire and the release of all hostages, but negotiations have stalled. The US plays a critical role in whether the resolution will pass, as it has previously abstained from similar measures. Fighting continues in Gaza, with recent Israeli airstrikes targeting Islamic Jihad operatives amid ongoing military operations.
#military
GB News: King Charles delivers landmark speech as he returns to Royal Marine centre where he trained
King Charles delivered a significant speech at the Royal Marines Commando Training Centre in Devon, celebrating the 360th anniversary of the Royal Marines. He expressed pride in the trainees, presented the King’s Badge and Green Berets to two recruits, and highlighted the Marines' role in national defense.
The King also met 100-year-old D-Day veteran Norman Ashford, discussing his experiences during the landings. This event marked the first time a monarch has presented the King’s Badge since King George VI in 1939. The visit followed King Charles's 76th birthday, which he observed with royal duties.
#crime
Fox News: Migrants armed with loaded AR-15 attack police in deep blue city, then are released
Two suspected migrants, Abraham Sosa and Christopher Mayren, were arrested in New York City after attacking police officers during an attempted arrest. Sosa was found with a loaded machine gun in his backpack, while Mayren interfered with the arrest and was later found with stolen property.
Both suspects face multiple charges, including assault and weapon possession. Sosa was sent to Rikers Island on a bond, while Mayren was released without bail. Concerns have been raised about their potential ties to criminal organizations and the implications for public safety.