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17 Nov 2024
#politics
Fox News: Blue state CEO who put up 100 ft. pro-Trump sign to spend $2.6 million on campaign for Congress
Sticker Mule CEO Anthony Constantino is running for the congressional seat vacated by Rep. Elise Stefanik, who is set to become the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. Constantino plans to self-fund his campaign with $2.6 million and aims to bring an outsider perspective to politics.
Constantino, a former Democrat, became a pro-Trump figure after supporting the president's campaign and advocating against "anti-Trump hate." He emphasizes the need to revitalize New York and attract residents back to the state. The special election will not have a traditional primary, with nominees chosen by party chairs.
The Western Journal: 'Welcome Back': Internet Can't Get Over Biden's Expression with Trump During White House Meeting
President Joe Biden and President-elect Donald Trump shared a cordial moment during their meeting in the Oval Office, with Biden expressing a desire for a smooth transition. Social media noted Biden's apparent happiness in Trump's presence, contrasting past tensions between the two.
The meeting comes after a tumultuous election cycle, with Biden having withdrawn from the race following a poor debate performance. Observers have speculated on Biden's feelings towards his party's leadership and his current demeanor, suggesting he may be relieved by the election outcome.
Fox News: Veteran pollster announces she's moving on 'to other ventures' after backlash to bombshell Iowa poll
Pollster J. Ann Selzer announced her retirement from election polling following a controversial Iowa poll that inaccurately showed Vice President Kamala Harris leading Donald Trump. Despite her long history of accurate polling, the November 2 results sparked criticism after Trump won Iowa by over 14 points.
In her op-ed, Selzer acknowledged the unexpected nature of the results and the scrutiny she faced, including accusations of data manipulation. She suggested that her polling might have inadvertently motivated Republican voters to turn out in greater numbers.
Fox News: Republicans aim to expand slim House majority as final races near finish line
Republicans are aiming to expand their slim majority in the House as five races remain uncalled. Currently, Republicans hold 218 seats to Democrats' 212. Key races include Alaska's at-large district, where Republican Nick Begich leads, and California's 13th District, where Republican John Duarte is narrowly ahead.
In other tight contests, Democratic challenger Derek Tran leads in California's 45th District, while Republican Mariannette Miller-Meeks holds a slim margin in Iowa's 1st District. In Ohio's 9th District, Democratic incumbent Marcy Kaptur is slightly ahead. The final outcomes could influence the GOP's legislative agenda.
#culture
The Western Journal: Don Lemon Tries to Make a Dramatic Exit from X, Gets Rough Response: 'See You in a Few Days'
Don Lemon announced his departure from social media platform X, citing concerns over its evolving nature and new terms of service that he believes favor conservative interests. He expressed disappointment that X no longer serves as a platform for honest debate and discussion.
Despite his lengthy explanation, reactions on social media were largely dismissive, with many users expressing skepticism about the permanence of his departure. Lemon leaves behind 1.5 million followers.
#health
GB News: Michelle Dewberry speaks out on ‘scary and horrible’ hospital ordeal following premature birth of son
GB News presenter Michelle Dewberry recounted her "very scary" premature birth experience during the Covid pandemic. Hospitalized for nearly a month, she faced complications at 28 weeks, ultimately delivering her son via emergency C-section at 31 weeks.
Despite the challenges, including high infection risks and potential disabilities for her baby, Michelle's story ended positively. She connected with support organizations like Little Heartbeats, founded by Ciara Curran, which aids women facing similar situations.
#education
Fox News: I’m a Black Ph.D. and here’s why I left academia
The author reflects on the significant changes in academia over the past decade, noting a shift towards a culture that prioritizes emotional responses and social justice over critical thinking. This environment has fostered a perception of White people as oppressors and marginalized those who do not conform to this narrative.
Disillusioned by the illiberal nature of current academic discourse, the author decides to leave academia, citing a lack of trust and a desire for an environment that values diverse viewpoints. Despite the challenges of leaving tenure and traditional academic benefits, they express optimism about pursuing their work outside the constraints of the current academic climate.