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18 Nov 2024
#politics
GB News: Cruise firm offers four year voyage around world to Americans wanting to escape Donald Trump's second term
A Florida cruise company, Villa Vie Residences, is offering a four-year voyage around the world for Americans wanting to "skip" a potential second term for Donald Trump. The program includes visits to over 140 countries, with prices starting at £31,600 per year.
The cruise offers various packages, including flexible durations and amenities like meals, drinks, and housekeeping. CEO Mikael Petterson stated the campaign is non-partisan, aiming to provide an escape for those feeling threatened by political outcomes.
Fox News: Trump says media is 'vital' to making America 'great again,' vows to work with 'free, fair and open' press
President-elect Donald Trump emphasized the importance of a "free, fair and open media" in his vision to "Make America Great Again." In an exclusive interview, he expressed his commitment to working with the press, even those who have been critical of him, and highlighted the significance of media for the country's success.
Trump also reflected on a recent cordial meeting with MSNBC's "Morning Joe" hosts, discussing his campaign and future Cabinet appointments. He reiterated his goal to transform America into a powerful nation while ensuring it remains fair and just.
The Federalist: Fetterman Defends Dems Counting Invalid Ballots In PA Race
Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman defended the decision by some Democratic officials to count invalid ballots in the Senate race, despite a state Supreme Court ruling deeming them invalid. He argued that counting every vote is essential, regardless of the legality of the ballots.
Critics, including The Washington Post's Editorial Board, have condemned this move as an attempt to manipulate the election outcome. They highlight the involvement of election fixer Marc Elias, known for controversial tactics in past races, suggesting a broader pattern of undermining election integrity.
#society
Forbes: Thanksgiving Air Travel Set For Record High As Travel Finally Returns To Pre-Pandemic Levels
Thanksgiving travel is projected to reach pre-pandemic levels, with 79.9 million people expected to travel over 50 miles from home. Most will travel by car (71.7 million), aided by lower gas prices, while 5.8 million will fly domestically.
Florida tops the list of popular destinations, with no significant surge in winter illnesses anticipated this year. COVID-19, flu, and RSV levels remain low compared to previous years.
Fox News: JK Rowling pushes back on John Oliver's claim there's 'no evidence' trans athletes threaten girls
J.K. Rowling criticized John Oliver's recent monologue on transgender athletes, calling it an example of "motivated reasoning and confirmation bias." She argued that biological males have advantages in women's sports, referencing a UN report and a case of injury involving a trans player.
Rowling expressed disappointment in Oliver, whom she previously admired, for promoting what she sees as a harmful ideology at the expense of female athletes. Her comments reflect ongoing debates about the inclusion of transgender athletes in women's sports.
#culture
Fox News: 6 baking essentials recommended by cake influencer Natalie Sideserf
Cake influencer Natalie Sideserf shares her journey from art student to creator of ultra-realistic cakes. Her first cake was a cow skull made in 2010, and she now uses edible clay for easier sculpting. Sideserf aims to teach others through her YouTube tutorials.
She recommends essential baking tools, including edible clay, sculpting tools, and food coloring, to help beginners create impressive cakes. Sideserf emphasizes the importance of using quality materials for better results in cake decorating.
#health
GB News: Michael J Fox shares heartbreaking toll of Parkinson's in new update as he admits 'it's hard'
Michael J. Fox, at a gala for his foundation, discussed the increasing difficulty of maintaining his dark sense of humor while battling Parkinson's disease. He emphasized the importance of humor in addressing his condition and expressed gratitude for the support he receives from friends and colleagues.
The Michael J. Fox Foundation has raised over £1.75 billion for Parkinson's research since its establishment in 2000. Despite his ongoing health challenges, Fox highlighted a recent breakthrough in research that could lead to earlier diagnosis of the disease.
#education
Le Monde: Paris journalism school taken over by billionaire media owners
The Ecole Supérieure de Journalisme de Paris has been acquired by prominent French entrepreneurs, raising concerns about the independence of journalism education. The school, founded in 1899, aims to enhance its reputation in journalistic training, particularly in economics.
Vianney d'Alançon has been appointed as president following the buyout, which includes major media figures like Bernard Arnault and Vincent Bolloré. The move has sparked debate over the influence of corporate interests on journalism.
The American Mind: “Great Books” Is for Losers
The call for a "Great Books" curriculum in American education aims to restore cultural values by focusing on classic literature. However, critics argue this approach is a modern invention, lacking the depth and historical context of traditional education rooted in Renaissance humanism.
The article suggests that the Great Books model fails to engage with the classical languages and the concept of mimesis, which emphasizes imitation of great figures. This detachment from the original texts and their meanings may undermine the intended educational goals.
#crime
The Telegraph: British golfers ‘killed by drug traffickers’ in speedboat crash on motorway
Two British golfers were killed in Spain when a speedboat being towed by suspected drug traffickers crashed into their car near La Manga. The driver survived but is in serious condition. The victims were reportedly on holiday and had golf clubs in their vehicle.
Authorities are investigating the incident, which involved a 32-foot-long boat that crushed the car's roof. The victims, aged 47 to 54, have not yet been named.
#sports
GB News: Muhammad Ali's daughter says he 'would have been mortified' after Jake Paul beat Mike Tyson
Rasheda Ali Walsh, daughter of boxing legend Muhammad Ali, believes her father would have been "mortified" by Jake Paul's recent victory over Mike Tyson. She noted that while Tyson earned substantial money from the fight, boxers in her father's era fought for survival and less financial reward.
Despite losing to Paul, Tyson expressed no regrets about the match, citing enjoyment in the risk of boxing at his age. Future plans for Tyson remain uncertain, with hints at a potential fight with Logan Paul, while Jake Paul anticipates more significant events ahead in boxing.
#science
Forbes: Latest Northern Lights Forecast: Aurora Borealis May Appear In These States Tonight
Northern states may have a chance to view the northern lights Monday night, with a Kp index of three indicating favorable conditions. This opportunity may not return for several days as the forecast predicts lower geomagnetic activity for Tuesday and Wednesday.
States like Alaska, Montana, North Dakota, and Minnesota are among those with the best viewing prospects. The optimal viewing time is between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. local time. The current solar activity is part of a peak phase in the sun's 11-year cycle, which may continue for the next year.