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19 Nov 2024
#illegals
The Western Journal: Haitian Immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, Are Looking for a Way Out After Trump Win: Report
Following Donald Trump's election, Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, are reportedly leaving due to fears of deportation. The town has seen an influx of 15,000 to 20,000 Haitians during the Biden administration, leading to concerns about local resources and rising crime rates.
Under Temporary Protected Status, many Haitians are legally residing in the U.S., but Trump's administration plans to initiate mass deportations. Local community members have noted a significant uptick in Haitians seeking assistance to leave Springfield, with some relocating to nearby cities or even Canada.
#politics
GB News: Ex-Border Force director fumes at Labour's latest migration plan - 'It won't stop the boats'
The former Director General of the UK Border Force, Tony Smith, has expressed skepticism about the government's new migration deals with Kurdistan, Turkey, and Vietnam. He argues that these agreements may not effectively reduce Channel crossings without solid return agreements.
Smith emphasized that the success of these international arrangements hinges on their specific details, which remain unexamined.
Fox News: Leader of Georgia's separatist region of Abkhazia resigns, ending unrest
The separatist leader of Abkhazia, Aslan Bzhania, resigned following protests against new measures allowing Russians to purchase property in the region. The unrest led to clashes with police, injuring at least 14 people, and culminated in opposition forces seizing government buildings.
An agreement was reached after lengthy negotiations, resulting in Bzhania's resignation and the opposition's decision to vacate the occupied buildings. Badra Gunba has taken over as acting president. Abkhazia, recognized by Russia as independent, remains a contentious region with concerns about its reliance on Moscow.
The Economist: Howard Lutnick, Donald Trump’s pick for commerce secretary
Howard Lutnick has been appointed by Donald Trump as commerce secretary in his upcoming administration, effective November 19, 2024. This profile highlights Lutnick's background and role in the transition team.
As the 2024 elections approach, various issues are emerging, including local government reforms in Los Angeles and concerns about legal immigration. The impact of immigrant voters on Trump's victory and challenges related to climate change are also under discussion.
The Federalist: Bragg Willing To Postpone Lawfare Indefinitely After Trump's Victory
New York District Attorney Alvin Bragg has agreed to indefinitely delay Donald Trump's sentencing, previously set for next week, following Trump's recent election victory. Critics argue that the case against Trump, which involves alleged payments to silence Stormy Daniels, lacks legal clarity and was primarily aimed at influencing the 2024 election.
Bragg's acknowledgment of a potential delay suggests that the prosecution may not be focused on upholding the law but rather on political maneuvering. This raises questions about the motivations behind the case and whether it was intended to impede Trump's presidential ambitions.
Fox News: Bill Clinton predicts that USA is likelier to elect a female if she’s ‘a conservative Republican woman’
Former President Bill Clinton expressed concerns about the readiness of the U.S. for a female president, particularly after Vice President Kamala Harris' loss to Donald Trump. He suggested a Republican woman might have a better chance of winning due to shifting political dynamics.
Clinton discussed these views during an interview promoting his new book, "Citizen," where he also reflected on his past, including his affair with Monica Lewinsky. He emphasized the need for cultural progress and expressed hope for a female president in the near future.
Human Events: Thousands of UK farmers flood the streets of London to protest Labour Party’s new inheritance tax
Thousands of UK farmers protested in London against the Labour Party's new inheritance tax on farms valued over $1.3 million, set to take effect in 2026. The policy, criticized as the "tractor tax," has sparked significant unrest in rural communities, with many fearing it will force families to sell their farms.
Farmers argue that the tax change undermines family farms and could increase food production costs. Despite the Labour Party claiming that 73% of farms will be unaffected, critics maintain that the impact on rural livelihoods is severe.
Liberty Nation News: DEVELOPING: Clock Ticks as Trump Hush Money Trial Decision Looms - Liberty Nation News
New York Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan is set to determine the sentencing of President-elect Donald Trump in the "hush money" trial. The case involves Trump's conviction on 34 felony counts related to falsifying business records and a payment to silence a porn star.
Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg has requested a deferral of all remaining criminal proceedings until after Trump's presidential term ends in January 2029. A stay on all deadlines related to the case has been granted by Judge Merchan.
The Federalist: We All Know Why DOJ Is Ignoring PA Dems' Election Lawbreaking
Attorney General Merrick Garland has emphasized the importance of protecting voting rights, yet recent actions in Pennsylvania have raised concerns. Several counties are accused of counting illegal ballots that undermine legitimate votes, particularly in the context of a close Senate race.
Despite these allegations, the Department of Justice has not intervened, leading to questions about its selective enforcement of election laws. In contrast, the DOJ has actively pursued legal action in other states regarding voter eligibility and registration issues. Critics argue this inconsistency highlights a political bias in the DOJ's approach to election integrity.
The Western Journal: Civil War Breaks Out at MSNBC as High Profile Contributor Incites Boycott Against 'Morning Joe'
A civil conflict has erupted at MSNBC following co-hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski's meeting with President-elect Donald Trump, leading Washington Post contributor Jen Rubin to suggest a boycott of "Morning Joe." This has sparked debate among anti-Trump liberals about the integrity of the show's hosts.
Rubin's comments reflect a broader dissatisfaction among some liberals who feel betrayed by Scarborough and Brzezinski's attempt to engage with Trump while maintaining their anti-Trump stance. The situation highlights a divide within the establishment media, as trust in these outlets continues to decline.
Fox News: Rick Scott outlines consensus for 'dramatic change' to Senate operation in post-McConnell era
Sen. Rick Scott of Florida has called for significant reforms within the Republican Senate conference following the leadership of Mitch McConnell. In a letter to GOP senators, he emphasized the need for transparency, a return to regular legislative order, and timely appropriations, urging the party to align with the agenda of former President Trump.
Scott's proposals reflect a consensus among Republicans to improve coordination with the House and support incumbents in upcoming elections. He aims to establish a clear plan for legislative goals and reduce reliance on omnibus spending deals.
Forbes: Trump’s Cabinet: Howard Lutnick Picked For Commerce Secretary—Not Treasury—After Infighting
President-elect Donald Trump has announced several key Cabinet nominations, including Howard Lutnick as commerce secretary and Matt Gaetz as attorney general, despite Gaetz facing serious sexual misconduct allegations. Other notable picks include Tulsi Gabbard for director of national intelligence and Marco Rubio for secretary of state.
Trump's transition team is still finalizing other positions, such as treasury secretary, with potential candidates like Marc Rowan and Kevin Warsh. The appointments have drawn mixed reactions, particularly regarding Gaetz, whose confirmation may face challenges in the Senate.
Fox News: Bragg case 'effectively over' in 'major victory,' Trump officials say
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has requested a stay in the case against President-elect Donald Trump until 2029, which Trump officials celebrate as a significant victory. They argue that the case is likely to be dismissed entirely, claiming that the prosecution is in disarray.
Trump's legal team contends that evidence presented against him was improperly admitted, citing presidential immunity from prosecution for official acts. They are seeking to have the guilty verdict overturned, asserting that the charges cannot stand due to violations of this doctrine.
#society
Fox News: Babylon Bee blasts Southern Poverty Law Center after left-wing group doxxes anonymous writers
Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon criticized the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) for planning to reveal the identities of anonymous writers from its sister site, "Not the Bee." Dillon accused the SPLC of doxxing and attempting to intimidate writers for expressing their views freely.
The SPLC's article, part of its "HateWatch" section, claimed to expose 14 pseudonymous writers, accusing the site of promoting far-right rhetoric. Dillon and other staff defended their platform, asserting that the SPLC's actions are driven by a desire to suppress dissenting voices.
Fox News: Son of Norway's crown princess arrested on suspicion of rape
Marius Borg Høiby, the 27-year-old son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has been arrested in Oslo on preliminary rape charges. He is accused of sexual intercourse with someone unable to resist and has denied the allegations.
This incident follows a previous arrest on August 4 for bodily harm and criminal damage. The Royal House of Norway has not commented on the situation.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US slaps fresh sanctions on six senior Hamas officials
The U.S. Treasury Department has imposed sanctions on six senior Hamas officials as part of ongoing efforts to disrupt the group's activities and push for a ceasefire in Gaza. The targeted individuals include representatives based in Turkey and Gaza, accused of facilitating fundraising and weapons smuggling.
Among those sanctioned is Abd al-Rahman Ghanimat, a member of Hamas's military wing, previously convicted for multiple terrorist attacks. The sanctions freeze U.S. assets and block financial transactions with the designated individuals, marking the ninth round of sanctions against Hamas since the group's attacks on October 7, 2023.
GB News: How Trump could END Ukraine war: RAF chief reveals three-point 'carrot and stick' plan to force Putin's hand
A British defense chief suggests that Donald Trump's "carrot and stick" strategy could push Vladimir Putin toward negotiations to end the war in Ukraine. With the conflict now a war of attrition, Trump's unpredictability may disrupt the current stalemate, offering a potential path to resolution.
Trump's approach could involve threats of increased military support for Ukraine and a no-fly zone, balanced by promises to lift sanctions on Russia. While concerns about his diplomacy exist, there is a belief that his directness could yield results, as evidenced by increased NATO defense spending during his previous term.
Fox News: Sweden, Finland and Norway release new advice on surviving war amid concerns over Russia, Ukraine escalation
Nordic nations are enhancing crisis preparedness amid escalating tensions from the war in Ukraine. Sweden has updated its crisis pamphlet, previously issued since WWII, urging citizens to be ready for potential conflict. Finland and Norway are also distributing guidance for self-defense and emergency preparedness.
Countries like Denmark are advising citizens to stock essential supplies for crises. The heightened awareness reflects a broader concern among NATO members regarding Russia's actions and the need for collective defense strategies.
#culture
Fox News: Nicole Kidman explains infamous Tom Cruise 'divorce celebration' photo
Nicole Kidman clarified that a widely circulated photo, often believed to depict her celebrating her divorce from Tom Cruise, is actually from a film and not a reflection of her real life. She emphasized that the image misrepresents the circumstances surrounding her divorce.
Kidman and Cruise married in 1990 and divorced in 2001, adopting two children during their marriage. Kidman later married Keith Urban in 2006 and has two daughters with him.
Forbes: Sarah McBride Bathroom Controversy Explained—As Incoming Trans Congresswoman Targeted By Republican Nancy Mace
Rep. Nancy Mace introduced a resolution to ban transgender women from using women's bathrooms in the Capitol, citing the election of Sarah McBride as the first openly transgender member of Congress as a catalyst. Mace's proposal has sparked significant backlash from Democratic lawmakers.
McBride criticized the resolution as a distraction from real issues, while Mace defended it, referencing her personal experiences. The resolution aims to be included in the rules for the upcoming Congress, with Mace indicating she will refile it if it fails to pass.
Le Monde: Gabriel Escámez, the folk designer
Gabriel Escámez has established La Cobalta in Barcelona's Sant Martí, a studio and label that revives Mediterranean crafts through clothing, jewelry, and home goods. His work emphasizes organic shapes and traditional techniques, reflecting a deep appreciation for local culture and history.
Escámez's journey from art director to interior designer showcases his commitment to a Mediterranean aesthetic, which he has transformed into a contemporary trend. He aims to preserve the essence of traditional crafts while modernizing their presentation.
#health
The Federalist: New Book Explains How Americans Can Become Healthy Again
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been nominated to lead the Department of Health and Human Services in a Republican administration, aimed at addressing America's chronic health crisis. His appointment follows a growing public demand for effective health reforms, as many Americans struggle with obesity and related illnesses.
Kennedy's efforts are positioned as a response to decades of ineffective health initiatives and corporate influence on diet and health. His new campaign seeks to regulate food and pharmaceutical industries to improve public health, while a new book co-authored by him outlines the path to better health for Americans.
#crime
GB News: Harshita Brella: Woman's cause of death revealed after body found in car boot
A post-mortem examination revealed that 24-year-old Harshita Brella died from strangulation. Her body was found in a car boot in Ilford, prompting a police investigation and a manhunt for her husband, Pankaj Lamba, the prime suspect, who is believed to have fled the country.
Brella had recently moved to the UK after an arranged marriage and was reportedly under a court order for domestic abuse. Her family is seeking justice as authorities continue to search for Lamba and investigate the circumstances of her death.
#sports
The Western Journal: Network Unable to Hide Top US Soccer Player's Trump Celebration After Incredible Goal
Christian Pulisic celebrated a goal during the U.S. men's soccer team's 4-2 victory over Jamaica by performing a dance associated with President-elect Donald Trump. This unexpected move drew mixed reactions from fans and has sparked discussions about its presence in sports.
Despite Pulisic's lack of vocal support for Trump, the dance trend appears to be growing among athletes across various sports. However, mainstream media coverage of these celebrations has been limited, with notable instances of replays being edited to omit the dance.
#science
The Western Journal: 'An Exciting Day': Trump Enters Elon Musk's Domain for SpaceX Starship Launch
President-elect Donald Trump attended a SpaceX test in Texas alongside Elon Musk, aiming to replicate a successful rocket landing from October. The Super Heavy booster will launch, detach from the Starship, and attempt to land back at the facility.
The test is part of SpaceX's plans to land astronauts on the moon by 2026, with future missions targeting Mars. Republican Senator Ted Cruz is also expected to be present at the launch.