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19 Nov 2024
#politics
GB News: ‘My first job was on a farm!’ Keir Starmer hits back at concerns Labour is ‘too urban’
Sir Keir Starmer defended Labour's stance on inheritance tax changes amid protests from farmers in London. He emphasized his rural background and insisted that the proposed £3 million threshold means most farms will remain unaffected.
Farmers expressed anger over the policy, which limits tax relief and could force them to sell land. National Farmers’ Union president Tom Bradshaw highlighted the emotional toll on older farmers and the broader implications for food security.
Forbes: What We Know About Elon Musk’s ‘Department Of Government Efficiency’—As Musk Pushes Tax Changes
Elon Musk has been appointed to lead the "Department Of Government Efficiency" in the upcoming Trump administration, alongside Vivek Ramaswamy. The commission aims to streamline government functions, reduce federal agencies, and cut wasteful expenditures, though its exact operations remain unclear.
Musk has suggested significant cuts to agencies like the FTC and IRS, and he anticipates identifying up to $2 trillion in savings from the federal budget. The commission, which is not an official agency, seeks high-IQ candidates to help with its mission.
Forbes: Mark Hamill Says He’s Leaving Elon Musk’s X: Here Are All The Celebrities Migrating To Bluesky
Mark Hamill and other celebrities have recently announced their departure from X, formerly Twitter, amid concerns over the platform's far-right influence and its owner Elon Musk's ties to Donald Trump. High-profile figures like Stephen King and Don Lemon have cited a toxic atmosphere as their reason for leaving.
Despite these exits, X's user base remains substantial, with a reported increase in average time spent on the platform around the recent election. Meanwhile, the alternative platform Bluesky has seen a surge in users, with over 19 million now registered since its launch.
GB News: Ed Balls reveals what REALLY made Labour listen as he recalls farmers fuel dispute in 2000
Farmers are protesting in London against the Labour government's inheritance tax hike, which they argue disproportionately affects asset-rich but cash-poor farmers. Former Labour Chancellor Ed Balls recalled past protests over fuel prices, suggesting that more militant actions may be necessary to gain government attention.
The current protests involve around 40,000 farmers and include marches and tractor demonstrations. Critics of the tax policy argue it could lead to the sale of family farms, threatening food security and rural livelihoods. The government maintains that only the wealthiest will be impacted.
The Telegraph: Anders Breivik cuts Russian-style ‘Z’ into his hair for parole hearing
Anders Breivik, the Norwegian terrorist who killed 77 people in 2011, appeared at a parole hearing with a pro-Russian symbol shaved into his hair. He expressed support for Vladimir Putin and other authoritarian regimes, claiming he would benefit Norway if released.
Breivik, serving a 21-year sentence, is seeking parole for the second time, though it is widely anticipated that his request will be denied. He described himself as a potential asset to the Norwegian state if granted early release.
#society
Fox News: John Stamos' tribute to Dave Coulier bashed as 'shallow' and 'a mockery' as actor battles cancer
John Stamos faced criticism for his Instagram post supporting friend Dave Coulier, who is battling Stage 3 non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Stamos wore a bald cap while using a buzz cutter on Coulier's head, which some users found distasteful and inappropriate, suggesting it trivialized Coulier's struggle.
While many criticized the gesture as shallow, others defended Stamos, emphasizing their long friendship and the intention behind the support. Some noted that not everyone wants their friends to shave their heads, highlighting the complexity of how solidarity can be expressed.
Fox News: Washington state Democrat pushes to give homeless special civil rights
Washington state Rep. Mia Gregerson is proposing legislation to classify homelessness as a civil right, aiming to protect homeless individuals from discrimination based on housing status. The bill seeks to allow the homeless to occupy public spaces if local shelter options are insufficient.
The legislation responds to a Supreme Court ruling that permits cities to enforce public-camping ordinances. Critics, including local officials, express concern over the lack of consultation before the bill's introduction and advocate for a more comprehensive approach to address homelessness.
Fox News: Squatters meet resistance with red state push to protect homeowners
Wyoming's legislature is advancing a bill aimed at addressing squatting issues, following similar initiatives in states like New York and Florida. The proposed law would classify squatting that damages property as a felony, carrying penalties of up to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. It would also empower homeowners to call law enforcement to remove unauthorized occupants.
The legislation, inspired by Florida's HB 621, seeks to provide clearer legal avenues for property owners facing squatting. However, concerns have been raised about provisions granting police immunity and potential fees for law enforcement assistance. The bill is still subject to revisions before a Senate vote.
Breitbart: Berlin Police Chief Warns Jews and Gays to Be Cautious in Arab Areas
Berlin's police chief, Barbara Slowik, advised Jewish individuals and homosexuals to exercise caution in certain neighborhoods with high Arab populations, citing concerns over antisemitism and violence. She acknowledged a rise in antisemitic incidents following the October 7 Hamas attacks.
Slowik noted that while violent crimes against Jews are relatively rare, fear remains prevalent. She also linked rising crime rates in Berlin to mass migration, particularly highlighting issues related to youth violence.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: 1,000 days of war in Ukraine as Zelenskyy doubles down on aerial options with ATACMS, drones and missiles
Ukraine commemorated 1,000 days of war with Russia, reflecting on the conflict's devastation and the emergence of new warfare strategies, particularly the use of drones. President Zelenskyy announced plans to ramp up production of long-range drones and missiles to strengthen Ukraine's military capabilities.
The U.S. has shifted its policy, allowing Ukraine to use American-supplied ATACMS missiles against Russian targets, a move that may escalate tensions. As both nations prepare for potential negotiations, the situation remains fluid, with President Zelenskyy emphasizing the need for a fair resolution to the ongoing conflict.
The Western Journal: Watch: Visibly Confused Biden Misses G20 'Family Picture' in Odd Debacle
President Joe Biden, along with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, missed the "family picture" at the G20 Summit in Brazil due to what the White House called "logistical issues." Critics noted the incident highlighted a lack of unity among world leaders.
Biden appeared confused during the event, which drew mockery on social media and comparisons to his late arrival at a previous summit. The situation has raised concerns about his leadership and effectiveness on the global stage.
Breitbart: Putin’s ‘Brain’ Slams Peace Plans, Warns Trump: Russia Wants All of Ukraine
Russian ideologue Alexander Dugin has stated that Moscow's demands regarding Ukraine extend beyond peace negotiations, insisting on "full control over Ukraine" as a non-negotiable condition. He dismissed Western peace proposals and emphasized that any talks must start with Russia's complete territorial control.
Dugin warned that the existence of Ukraine poses an existential threat to Russia, urging the U.S. to recognize this reality. He cautioned that failure to meet Russia's demands could lead to aggressive actions and destabilization in other regions, including the Middle East.
Fox News: Bipartisan panel urges Congress to toss out decades of trade policy they say China has been exploiting
The U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission has recommended Congress end China's favored trade status and the duty-free provision for goods under $800. The report highlights concerns over safety and regulatory evasion by Chinese goods, urging legislative action for stronger consumer protections.
Additionally, the commission advocates for increased oversight of small shipments and calls for a significant investment in AI development. The report also suggests eliminating tax benefits for investments in Chinese firms on the Commerce Department's blacklist and enhancing export controls to restrict access to critical technologies.
#military
Breitbart: WW3 Watch: Nordic Neighbours Issue Advice on How to Survive a War
In response to escalating tensions, Sweden is distributing a revised government pamphlet advising citizens on how to prepare for potential armed conflict. This initiative follows Russia's updated nuclear doctrine and the ongoing war in Ukraine, marking a significant shift in Sweden's defense posture.
The pamphlet, which is available in multiple languages, aims to prepare households for military conflicts, communication outages, and power disruptions. Neighboring Finland and Norway are also enhancing their preparedness measures amid concerns over security in the region.
#crime
Forbes: Lawyer Filing Dozens Of Claims Against Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Sued For Extortion: Here Are All The Cases From Tony Buzbee
Texas attorney Tony Buzbee, representing multiple anonymous plaintiffs in sexual assault lawsuits against Sean "Diddy" Combs, faces a counter-suit from an unnamed celebrity who claims Buzbee attempted extortion over alleged false claims. Buzbee denies the allegations, calling them frivolous.
Combs has been accused in various lawsuits of sexual assault, with some claims involving minors and drugging. His legal team maintains that he has never assaulted anyone and expresses confidence in the judicial process.
#sports
GB News: Jake Paul 'allegedly told DJ both men were banned from hurting each other' in Mike Tyson boxing fight
Jake Paul won a boxing match against Mike Tyson by unanimous decision, but controversy arose when DJ Whoo Kid claimed that both fighters were allegedly not allowed to seriously hurt each other during the bout. Tyson's performance was criticized, with some fans expressing disappointment in his ability to compete.
Despite the claims of restrictions, both fighters maintained that the match was legitimate. Tyson expressed satisfaction with his performance, stating he was happy with what he could still do at his age.
Le Monde: With the takeover by the Arnault family, Paris FC wants to dream bigger
Pierre Ferracci is in advanced talks to sell Paris FC to the Arnault family and Red Bull, with the Arnaults acquiring 55% of shares. Ferracci will retain 30% until 2027, when Antoine Arnault is set to take over as president. The sale promises financial benefits for Ferracci.
This move comes as Paris FC seeks to enhance its position in French football, having recently achieved promotion to Ligue 2. The deal was kept confidential until recently, despite increasing interest and scrutiny from auditors and stakeholders.