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17 Nov 2024
#politics
GB News: BBC employee brands Hitler salute ‘Reform salute’ in outrageous leaked messages
A BBC employee compared a convicted Neo-Nazi's salute to the Reform Party, calling it a "Reform salute" in an internal message. This sparked outrage from Reform Party leaders, who demanded the employee's dismissal for what they deemed libelous and extremist misinformation.
The incident highlights ongoing tensions between the BBC and the Reform Party, with accusations of bias against the broadcaster. Previous criticisms of the BBC's impartiality have led to calls for defunding the organization.
Fox News: Virginia attorney general expects 'a lot more common sense' during Trump presidency
Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares expressed optimism about a Trump presidency, anticipating a rollback of regulations he views as burdensome. He highlighted issues like the OSHA vaccine mandate and Title IX interpretations impacting women's sports.
Miyares also noted the significance of Trump's cabinet nominations, including Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz for Attorney General. He emphasized a shift away from what he perceives as left-wing ideology under the Biden administration.
Fox News: Mexican president might be changing view on US as Trump win sends warning to ruling socialists
Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum is preparing to adjust policies in response to President-elect Trump's anticipated return to office, focusing on economic interests and immigration management. She emphasizes maintaining a positive bilateral relationship while asserting Mexico's sovereignty.
As Trump plans stricter immigration controls and potential tariffs on Mexican exports, Mexico may enhance its immigration enforcement and security strategies. Experts suggest Sheinbaum needs a comprehensive approach to address violence and economic repercussions, especially ahead of the USMCA trade deal negotiations.
#society
The Mirror: Prince Andrew's fight to keep Royal Lodge could force Crown to remove valuables
Prince Andrew's residence at the Royal Lodge in Windsor faces uncertainty, with experts suggesting his claim to the property may be challenged. Despite securing funds to maintain the estate, concerns arise over whether he can uphold the historical standards expected of such a royal residence.
Royal commentators note that Andrew's lack of public duties raises questions about his continued occupancy. The situation could lead to the removal of valuable artworks if the Royal Collection deems the property unsafe. His financial future remains unclear, with speculation about his income sources.
GB News: National Lottery winner admits she got a job stacking shelves after £2
Elaine Thompson, 68, a National Lottery winner who claimed a £2.7 million jackpot nearly 30 years ago, continues to work at M&S for the social interaction, despite her wealth. She and her husband used their winnings to support families affected by cancer and run a B&B in Dorset.
Thompson expressed gratitude for the opportunities her win provided, including her children's education. She remains grounded, focusing on volunteer work and enjoying life with her husband, emphasizing the joy of giving back rather than indulging in extravagant spending.
Fox News: California to remove racist term for Native American Woman from more than 30 places
California officials are working to remove the term "squaw" from over 30 geographic locations, as it is considered a derogatory slur against Native American women. This initiative is part of AB 2022, signed by Governor Gavin Newsom, which mandates the term's removal by January 1, 2025.
The Natural Resources Agency emphasizes that this action is a significant step toward addressing historical injustices faced by Native communities. Replacement names will be selected with input from California’s Native American tribes and announced soon.
#war
The Telegraph: Ukraine-Russia war latest: Russia targets Ukraine’s energy in ‘one of largest’ attacks of war
Russia conducted a significant airstrike against Ukraine, launching over 200 missiles and drones aimed at the country's energy infrastructure. This attack affected peaceful cities and resulted in power outages, with President Zelensky confirming damage to military airfields and ongoing restoration efforts.
Ukrainian officials anticipate further assaults on energy facilities as winter approaches, highlighting the ongoing threat to the nation's critical infrastructure.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Russia launches large-scale strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure
On November 17, 2024, Russia launched a significant drone and missile attack on Ukraine, targeting energy infrastructure and resulting in civilian casualties. Ukrainian President Zelensky reported that approximately 120 missiles and 90 drones were deployed, with air defenses intercepting 140 targets.
The attack caused emergency power cuts in several regions, including Kyiv, as damage to energy facilities mounted. Ukrainian officials have called for increased Western air defense support to mitigate ongoing assaults and repair infrastructure. Poland also responded by scrambling fighter jets to secure its airspace amid the attacks.
#military
Times Of Israel: Reservist killed in northern Gaza Strip; hostage holders said incommunicado
An IDF reservist, Sgt. First Class Idan Keinan, was killed by sniper fire in northern Gaza, raising Israel's military death toll to 376 since the ground offensive began. His family mourns him as a hero, while the conflict continues to escalate with airstrikes causing casualties in Gaza.
The war, which began on October 7, 2023, has resulted in significant casualties on both sides, with ongoing military operations targeting Hamas. Negotiations for the release of hostages remain stalled, and the humanitarian impact in Gaza is severe, with conflicting reports on civilian and combatant casualties.
#health
Fox News: Some online vape sellers don't comply with regulations to prevent sales to minors, study finds
A recent study from UC San Diego found that online e-cigarette retailers are largely ignoring regulations designed to prevent sales to minors. Out of 156 attempted purchases of flavored vapes, 73% were processed, and 67% were delivered, despite existing restrictions in several states.
The study highlights significant non-compliance with federal and state laws, including age verification and shipping regulations. Experts call for improved monitoring and enforcement of these laws to better protect youth from easy access to vaping products.