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18 Nov 2024
#politics
Fox News: Trump's choice for FCC chairman says agency 'will end its promotion of DEI' next year
President-elect Donald Trump's choice for FCC chairman, Brendan Carr, announced that the agency will cease its focus on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) in 2025. Carr highlighted this shift in a post regarding the FCC's budget request for Fiscal Year 2025, where DEI was noted as the second-highest strategic goal.
Carr emphasized that the FCC's primary goal will be pursuing a 100% broadband policy, while DEI initiatives will be discontinued. He described the decision with a GIF stating "Afuera (get out)" regarding the agency's previous DEI promotion.
Fox News: I’m the mayor of Dallas. My switch to the GOP last year should have been a wake-up call for Democrats
Eric L. Johnson, the mayor of Dallas, reflects on his shift from the Democratic Party to the Republican Party, citing dissatisfaction with Democratic policies that he believes have led to chaos and financial hardship. He argues that Trump's message resonates with many voters, particularly in urban areas, who seek safety, economic opportunity, and effective governance.
Johnson emphasizes that many people of color are leaving the Democratic Party due to its focus on identity politics rather than addressing real community needs. He believes Trump's approach offers hope for revitalizing American cities and restoring safety and prosperity.
Fox News: I’m a DNC vice chair, here’s how Democrats reconnect with voters
In the wake of recent elections, Democrats face a disconnect between popular policies and voter support, as evidenced by Missouri's ballot measures for paid sick leave and reproductive rights, despite Republican victories. Minnesota's Democratic success highlights the need for a stronger connection with working-class voters nationwide.
To regain trust, Democrats must clearly communicate their values and policies while addressing the struggles of everyday Americans. As the party prepares for potential challenges under a second Trump administration, it is crucial to define a clear agenda that resonates with families seeking to improve their lives.
Fox News: Former FEMA employee slams agency on equity focus after official tells workers to avoid homes with Trump signs
A former FEMA employee alleged that the agency instructed relief workers to avoid homes displaying Trump signs, highlighting a broader issue of political bias within FEMA. Chelsea Nied criticized the directive, stating it was discriminatory and should have been escalated to management.
FEMA's administrator condemned the actions as "reprehensible," asserting they were not reflective of agency policy. Following public backlash, a full investigation is underway to address potential discrimination against residents affected by recent hurricanes.
#society
GB News: Asda partners with Amazon for collection and return service across over 700 stores in 'landmark' moment
Amazon has partnered with Asda to provide a new parcel collection and returns service at over 700 UK stores. Customers can collect their Amazon orders and return items without needing boxes or labels, streamlining the online shopping experience, especially during the Christmas season.
The service allows shoppers to integrate their grocery trips with online order pickups and returns. Notifications are sent via email for collection, and returns can be initiated through Amazon's platform using a QR code. This partnership aims to enhance convenience for UK consumers.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Israel intensifies airstrikes on Lebanon
On November 17, 2024, two Israeli airstrikes in Beirut resulted in at least six casualties, targeting Hezbollah officials in residential areas. The strikes, which caused panic and injuries among civilians, drew condemnation from local leaders for their impact on the population and the perceived complicity of the international community.
In light of the escalating violence, Lebanese officials are considering a ceasefire proposal from the U.S. that includes a 60-day truce and the deployment of the Lebanese army along the Israeli border. Schools in Beirut were closed following the attacks.
GB News: Joe Biden 'risks starting WW3' after lifting ban on Ukraine’s use of long-range missiles inside Russia
President Biden has authorized Ukraine to use long-range Army Tactical Missile Systems (ATACMS) against Russia, a move that has drawn criticism from Donald Trump Jr. and others who warn it could escalate the conflict. This decision comes amid concerns about Trump's potential policies after taking office.
Ukrainian President Zelensky indicated that actions would follow the authorization, while former NATO officials emphasized its significance in shaping the conflict's outcome. Russian President Putin has warned that this could be seen as NATO's direct involvement, fundamentally altering the nature of the war.
#military
The Telegraph: Watch: Ukrainian nursery teacher takes out Russian missile
Ukrainian soldier Nataliia Hrabarchuk successfully shot down a Russian cruise missile during her first combat launch. Previously a nursery school teacher, she used an Igla MANPADS to destroy the Kh-101 missile amid a large-scale Russian attack.
Hrabarchuk expressed her focus and training, noting she had completed numerous simulator launches prior to this successful engagement.
#culture
Fox News: Royal family's favorite American foods and 'humble' hot dog's important role in history revealed
In his book "Cooking & the Crown," Tom Parker Bowles recounts the royal family's culinary experiences in the U.S., highlighting a 1939 meeting between King George VI and President Roosevelt where they shared hot dogs. This meal sparked discussions that would influence America's support in WWII.
Parker Bowles also shares anecdotes of other royal visits, including a Tex-Mex feast with President Reagan, showcasing the family's adventurous palate. He notes Prince Philip's passion for cooking and grilling, illustrating the royal family's connection to American cuisine.
#science
GB News: Space travel breakthrough: Lasers could be key to unlocking 'clean' way to get to Mars
Scientists are developing a new method for traveling to Mars using lasers inspired by photosynthetic bacteria. This technology aims to convert sunlight into laser beams, which can be transmitted across space, potentially providing sustainable power for Mars missions and clean energy solutions on Earth.
The project, known as APACE, is in laboratory development, with prototypes expected in three years. The bacteria's efficiency in capturing sunlight could revolutionize energy use in space and contribute to future Mars exploration efforts by SpaceX and other agencies.