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19 Nov 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Report: Top CIA, ODNI Watchdogs Resign Before Trump Takes Office
Inspectors general for the CIA and ODNI are resigning ahead of the incoming Trump administration, as reported by the Project on Government Oversight. Their departures mark a significant shift as Trump aims to reform the federal bureaucracy by removing perceived corrupt officials.
Trump has nominated John Ratcliffe for CIA leadership and Tulsi Gabbard for Director of National Intelligence. The resignations of Thomas Monheim and Robin Ashton, both appointed by Biden, highlight ongoing tensions within the administrative state, which some argue undermines the separation of powers.
Liberty Nation News: Corporate Advertisers Who Swore Off Elon Musk Return to X - Liberty Nation News
Elon Musk's X platform is seeing a resurgence of major advertisers who previously paused their spending due to accusations of hate speech. Following Donald Trump's recent electoral victory, companies like Disney and Comcast are returning to X, recognizing the need to engage with a significant American audience.
Musk's defiance against corporate pressure has shifted the landscape, as advertisers seek to align with the incoming administration for potential political leverage. This situation illustrates how market forces can compel corporations to adapt, regardless of their previous stances.
Breitbart: Bob Woodward: Trump 'Giving His Middle Finger to the American People' with Cabinet Picks
Veteran journalist Bob Woodward criticized President-elect Donald Trump's cabinet nominations, claiming they disregard the needs of the American people. He expressed concerns about the qualifications of nominees like Pete Hegseth, suggesting Trump is consolidating power in an "imperial presidency."
Woodward emphasized the importance of experience in key positions, questioning the rationale behind Trump's choices. He warned that this approach fosters an atmosphere of fear, undermining the democratic process.
Human Events: Xi Jinping regime sentences pro-democracy Hong Kong 47 members up to 10 years in prison
A Hong Kong court sentenced 45 members of the pro-democracy movement to prison terms ranging from four to ten years for conspiracy to commit subversion under the national security law. This follows a crackdown on civil liberties since protests began in 2019.
The swift sentencing has drawn criticism, including from the US consulate, which condemned the prosecution of individuals engaged in peaceful political activities. Notable figures among the sentenced include Benny Tai, Joshua Wong, and Claudia Mo.
Fox News: Trump assassination attempt task force subpoenas 2 ATF employees, alleging stonewalling
The congressional task force investigating the assassination attempts against Donald Trump has accused the ATF of failing to cooperate. Subpoenas were issued after the agency did not respond to prior requests for documents and interviews related to the incidents.
The task force is seeking testimony from ATF agents involved in the July shooting that injured Trump and resulted in fatalities. Despite previous requests, the ATF’s response was deemed insufficient and late, prompting further action from Congress.
Fox News: Prosecutors request stay in Trump NY case until 2029 as defense plans motion for dismissal 'once and for all'
New York prosecutors are seeking a stay in the case against Trump until at least 2029, as his defense prepares to move for dismissal. Judge Juan Merchan has agreed to pause all deadlines, including the sentencing set for November 26, to assess the implications of Trump's upcoming presidency.
Trump's legal team argues that the charges should be dismissed due to presidential immunity, claiming that evidence presented during the trial was improperly admitted. The Manhattan DA plans to oppose this motion. Trump maintains his innocence in the 34 counts of falsifying business records.
Breitbart: Behar Rejects Trump Mandate --- Get That 'Out of Your Mouth'
Joy Behar disputed claims that President-elect Donald Trump won the election with a mandate, citing election margins. She criticized the notion of a mandate, contrasting Trump's narrow victory over Kamala Harris with Joe Biden's win over Trump.
Co-host Whoopi Goldberg suggested viewers stay alert and consider their actions in response to political developments, emphasizing the need for collective action against perceived threats.
Fox News: Anti-Israel protesters arrested in Senate office building
Anti-Israel protesters were arrested during a demonstration inside a U.S. Senate office building, demanding an end to the Gaza conflict. Many wore red shirts stating "STOP ARMING ISRAEL" and were seen chanting as some were taken into custody by police.
The protests come amid ongoing violence in Gaza following Hamas's attack on Israel on October 7, which resulted in significant casualties. The Biden administration has been attempting to broker cease-fires, but negotiations have stalled.
Forbes: Trump’s Hush Money Conviction Shouldn’t Be Thrown Out, DA Argues—But Sentencing Could Be Postponed Until 2029
The Manhattan district attorney's office plans to oppose any attempt by President-elect Donald Trump to dismiss his criminal conviction on 34 felony charges, but will allow for a postponement of his sentencing, potentially until after he leaves office. This decision follows Trump's electoral win and his claims of presidential immunity.
The court must now determine how to proceed with the case, balancing constitutional interests while maintaining the integrity of the justice system. Trump's conviction relates to falsified business records linked to hush money payments made prior to the 2016 election.
The Economist: Los Angeles decides it is sick of scandal
Los Angeles voters are pushing for government reform in response to a series of scandals involving local officials. With a population of nearly 10 million, the decisions made by the county's supervisors impact a significant portion of California.
This move reflects a broader desire for change amid political shifts, including the recent developments surrounding Donald Trump's comeback.
#society
GB News: Winter Fuel Payment disaster as 50,000 extra pensioners to fall into poverty after benefit cut, Labour admits
The Labour Government has acknowledged that up to 10,000 additional pensioners will face poverty due to Chancellor Rachel Reeves's decision to means-test the Winter Fuel Payment. This change will result in an estimated 50,000 more pensioners in relative poverty annually from 2024 to 2029.
The means-testing policy requires pensioners to apply for Pension Credit to access the Winter Fuel Payment, which was previously universal. Despite criticism, the government is promoting Pension Credit applications to mitigate the impact of this policy change.
GB News: Drivers warned of new charges for caravan use in coastal town coming in next year
East Suffolk Council plans to increase caravan parking fees by 5% starting April 1, 2025, affecting various charges at the Suffolk coastal site. This proposal aims to ensure financial sustainability while maintaining service quality amidst rising operational costs.
Exempt from the increase are business and fishing hut leases. The adjustments are under review by the Southwold Harbour Management Committee and require approval from both the committee and the East Suffolk Council Cabinet.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iran offers to cap enriched uranium stock if UN watchdog scraps resolution
Iran has reportedly offered to limit its stockpile of highly enriched uranium, currently at 182.3 kilograms, in a bid to avoid further international censure. This offer is contingent on Western powers retracting a planned resolution against Iran at the IAEA board meeting.
Despite this, Iran's stockpile has increased significantly, exceeding limits set in the 2015 nuclear agreement. The IAEA has expressed concerns over Iran's lack of cooperation and the potential for military-grade enrichment, which could lead to nuclear weapons capability.
#education
Fox News: Kirk Cameron, Christian parents float replacing Department of Education as Trump mulls Cabinet pick
Kirk Cameron and others call for parental control in education, advocating for school choice and potential candidates for education secretary.
#crime
Fox News: Marines who served with Daniel Penny take witness stand in chokehold trial, reveal Humanitarian Service Medal
Daniel Penny's defense team presented character witnesses, including Marine sergeants, family, and friends, who testified to his integrity as he faces manslaughter charges for the chokehold death of Jordan Neely on a subway. Penny, a Marine veteran, could face up to 15 years if convicted.
Witnesses described Penny as calm and empathetic, with a history of humanitarian service. Neely, a homeless man with a troubled past, threatened passengers before Penny intervened. The prosecution argues Penny's actions were reckless, while the defense claims they were justified.
GB News: Man, 92, arrested on suspicion of rape and murder in one of Britain's longest-running cold cases
A 92-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the 1967 murder of Louisa Dunne in Bristol, following new forensic testing that led to a breakthrough in the case. Dunne, 75 at the time of her death, was found strangled and raped in her home.
The arrest marks a significant development in a cold case that has persisted for nearly six decades. Avon and Somerset Police are conducting ongoing investigations and seeking information from the community regarding the case.
Breitbart: Chicago: Suspect on Loose After Retired PD Sergeant Shot Multiple Times
A retired Chicago police sergeant, 74, was shot multiple times while exiting his vehicle on Monday morning and is in critical condition. One suspect has been arrested, while police continue to search for a second individual.
This incident occurred as mourners gathered for the funeral of Officer Enrique Martinez, who was killed earlier this month. As of November 18, 2024, Chicago has recorded 517 homicides this year.
Fox News: Mom 9 months pregnant missing for a month, last seen at boyfriend's house, family says
Emma Baum, a 25-year-old pregnant mother of four, has been missing since October 10 in Gary, Indiana. Last seen at her boyfriend's home, her family suspects he may be involved. He is currently in custody for an unrelated matter but has not been charged in her disappearance.
Authorities have initiated a search involving K9 units and have explored multiple locations related to her last known whereabouts. Baum's family is pleading for information, emphasizing the urgency of her return for her children and loved ones.