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19 Nov 2024
#politics
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.
GB News: Staggering polling shows Farage’s popularity surging while Starmer and Reeves hit new lows
New polling by J.L Partners shows Nigel Farage’s popularity has increased, surpassing that of Chancellor Rachel Reeves and Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Farage's favorability rose from minus 18 to minus 10, while Starmer's plummeted from plus 7 to minus 22.
Starmer and Reeves have faced backlash for various controversial decisions, leading to significant drops in their approval ratings. Labour has lost 22 seats in local elections since the General Election, reflecting the party's struggles.
The Telegraph: Milei supporters launch ‘armed wing’ to protect president
Supporters of Argentine President Javier Milei have formed a group called the Forces of Heaven, described as an “armed” faction to defend his ultra-libertarian agenda. The group aims to act as a “praetorian guard” and participate in internal elections of Milei's party, Freedom Advances.
The launch event featured prominent supporters and emphasized a commitment to Milei's reforms. While no weapons were displayed, the group's intentions regarding violence remain unclear, raising concerns given Argentina's history with far-right military rule.
Breitbart: CNN's Jennings: 'I Did Not Expect Hitler to Get So Many Meeting Requests'
On CNN's “Newsnight,” Scott Jennings discussed President-elect Trump's meetings with President Biden and MSNBC's Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski. He challenged the left's rhetoric labeling Trump and his supporters as "fascists" or "Hitler," suggesting it was insincere.
Jennings expressed disbelief at the number of meeting requests Trump received, arguing it undermines the previous claims made by Democrats. He questioned the authenticity of their accusations and suggested that party supporters should reconsider their leaders' statements leading up to the election.
GB News: Keir Starmer responds to 12-year-old who told GB News he fears Labour robbing his farming ‘dream’
Sir Keir Starmer addressed concerns from 12-year-old Henry Bailye about proposed inheritance tax changes that could impact future farmers. Henry expressed disappointment, fearing these changes would hinder his dreams of continuing his family's farming legacy.
Starmer reassured that farms valued under £3 million would be unaffected by the new tax rates. He emphasized the importance of discussions with farmers and acknowledged the need for investment in rural communities.
The Federalist: Sens Voting On RFK Jr. Raked In Millions From Pharma
Stocks in the food and pharmaceutical sectors dropped following President-elect Trump's nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to lead the Department of Health and Human Services. Kennedy's potential confirmation raises concerns among pharmaceutical lobbyists due to his critical stance on the industry and plans to reform advertising and subsidies.
The Senate Finance Committee, which will vote on Kennedy's nomination, has received significant contributions from pharmaceutical companies, totaling over $6.7 million since 2019. While these donations raise questions about influence, some senators, like Ron Johnson, have expressed support for Kennedy's confirmation based on his commitment to address health care issues.
Breitbart: Head HHS 'Climate Change' Officer Vows to Resist Trump's Reforms
John Balbus, head of the Office of Climate Change and Health Equity, is working to embed climate initiatives within the Department of Health and Human Services to withstand potential reforms under President-elect Trump. His strategy includes creating a climate literacy training module for federal employees.
The office, established during Biden's administration, faces threats from Trump's plans to eliminate it and reverse climate-related funding from the Inflation Reduction Act. Balbus emphasizes the financial risks of climate change to health systems, as Trump may reintroduce measures to increase accountability in federal agencies.
Front Page Magazine: Communist and Jihadist Students Rally Against Trump at Michigan State
Students at Michigan State University protested President Trump’s return to the White House, labeling it a stand against fascism. The event was organized by MSU Students United Against Fascism, the Hurriya Coalition, and the Young Communist League, with participants expressing strong opposition through chants and signs.
Concerns have been raised about taxpayer funding supporting groups perceived as promoting anti-American sentiments and radical ideologies on college campuses. Critics question whether public funds should be allocated to institutions fostering such activism.
#society
GB News: WATCH: Farmers praise Jeremy Clarkson for 'excellent job' speaking up for rural communities
Farmers have commended Jeremy Clarkson for his support of the countryside community during a rally in London. Clarkson urged the government to "back down" and emphasized the hard work involved in farming, highlighting that the job is not solely about financial gain.
One farmer noted that Clarkson's understanding of the challenges faced by farmers is commendable, reflecting a genuine appreciation for the agricultural profession.
The Telegraph: The NHS neurologist freely spouting anti-Semitic hate online
Concerns are rising over NHS staff sharing antisemitic views and supporting terrorist groups online. Dr. Rehiana Ali, a consultant neurologist, has faced scrutiny for her posts, including praising Hamas and promoting conspiracy theories about 9/11. Other doctors have also been reported for similar behavior.
The General Medical Council has stated it will investigate such conduct, emphasizing the need for patient confidence in their healthcare providers. Health Secretary Wes Streeting affirmed that antisemitism has no place in the NHS, following reports of staff behavior that could breach patient rights.
Breitbart: Report: Islamic State Harnesses TikTok to Drive Resurgence in Canada
Canadian police are increasingly thwarting Islamic State (ISIS) plots, with 20 arrests linked to ISIS-related crimes this year, a stark rise from just two in 2022. Many suspects are young, recent immigrants from various countries, highlighting a concerning trend in online radicalization among youth.
Recruitment efforts by ISIS have intensified, particularly through social media platforms like TikTok and Snapchat, targeting disaffected young people. Experts note that algorithms can exacerbate this issue, rapidly exposing users to extremist content. ISIS-Khorasan's influence is also growing, using propaganda to attract recruits from diverse Muslim communities in the West.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Freed Israeli Hostage, Ofir Engel, 19: I Want the World to Know What Hamas Did
Freed Israeli hostage Ofir Engel, 19, recounted his harrowing experience of captivity by Hamas after being attacked in Kibbutz Be’eri on October 7. He described the brutal conditions, including starvation and psychological torment, during his 54 days held in Gaza.
Engel aims to raise awareness of the violence inflicted by Hamas and the ongoing hostage situation, as over 100 hostages remain in Gaza. He is in the U.S. with IsraelIs, a nonprofit focused on telling the stories of the October 7 attacks.
Breitbart: Hawley Warns Biden 'Potentially Leading Us Down the Path to World War III'
Sen. Josh Hawley criticized President Biden's Ukraine policy during an appearance on Fox News, labeling it "reckless and irresponsible." He expressed concern that it could escalate tensions with Russia and lead to a potential World War III.
Hawley emphasized his urgency for a change in leadership, stating he looks forward to a return of former President Trump. He described the current policy as a disaster that could have dire consequences.
#economy
Le Monde: Trump plunges renewable energy sector into uncertainty
Vineyard Wind is constructing the first large-scale offshore wind project in the U.S., located off Massachusetts, which will produce 800 megawatts of electricity. However, uncertainty looms over the renewable energy sector with Donald Trump's potential return to the White House, as he has threatened to halt new offshore wind projects.
His campaign rhetoric has raised concerns about the future of the Inflation Reduction Act, which supports clean energy initiatives. European companies are also feeling the impact, with fears that U.S. projects may face increased risks under a Trump administration.
#crime
Fox News: Proposed Chicago police resource cuts could land city in court, top officials warn
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul and court monitor Maggie Hickey have expressed concerns to Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson regarding his proposed budget cuts to police resources. They warn that these cuts could jeopardize ongoing reforms mandated by a consent decree aimed at addressing systemic civil rights violations within the Chicago Police Department.
Raoul emphasized that targeting the police department's reform efforts for budget cuts is not advisable, as it risks litigation and undermines progress made under Police Superintendent Larry Snelling. Both officials highlighted the importance of maintaining resources to support effective policing and compliance with the consent decree.