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19 Nov 2024
#politics
Fox News: Incoming GOP senator rallies behind Gaetz, Trump's Cabinet picks: 'Republican majority must unite'
Senator-elect Bernie Moreno defended President-elect Trump's Cabinet appointments, emphasizing that Trump has a "mandate" from the American people. He urged Senate Republicans to confirm Trump's nominees quickly to implement the America First agenda.
Moreno specifically backed attorney general nominee Matt Gaetz, highlighting his integrity and legal experience. He also praised other nominees, including Tulsi Gabbard and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., asserting they would bring necessary changes to their respective departments.
Breitbart: Elon Musk's X Corp. Files Notice in Alex Jones' Infowars Bankruptcy Case
Elon Musk's X Corp. has filed to participate in Alex Jones' Infowars bankruptcy case, amid concerns over the transparency of an auction won by the Onion. The judge has called for a new hearing to assess the auction process, emphasizing that bidders lacked knowledge of competing offers.
Jones, facing a $1.5 billion judgment to Sandy Hook families, expressed confidence in Musk's involvement, while the Onion's CEO noted the expected backlash from the previous Infowars team. A new court date is set for next week.
Forbes: These Trump Administration Picks Have Ties To Project 2025
President-elect Donald Trump's transition team is reportedly considering Russell Vought for a high-level position, despite previous disavowals of Project 2025, a right-wing policy agenda. Vought, who authored a chapter for Project 2025, may lead the Office of Management and Budget or focus on economic policy.
Several other nominees with ties to Project 2025 have also been named, including Brendan Carr for the FCC and Tom Homan as "border czar." The agenda proposes significant changes to the executive branch, including eliminating certain agencies and replacing civil servants with political appointees.
The Federalist: Bob Casey Files More Lawsuits In Search Of Additional Votes
Bob Casey and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee are pursuing legal action in Pennsylvania to count additional provisional ballots that were rejected due to procedural errors. They argue that poll worker mistakes led to these errors, violating federal due process.
Despite these efforts, Casey faces a significant vote gap against Republican Dave McCormick, making it unlikely to change the outcome. Pennsylvania law clearly states the conditions under which provisional ballots can be counted, and Casey's attempts may only prolong the inevitable.
Forbes: Trump’s Cabinet And Key Jobs: Dr. Oz Picked For Top Medicare Role, Lutnick Takes Commerce
President-elect Donald Trump has announced key nominations for his administration, including Howard Lutnick as commerce secretary and Mehmet Oz as administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Other notable picks include Matt Gaetz for attorney general, despite ongoing sexual misconduct allegations, and Marco Rubio as secretary of state.
Trump's selections have sparked controversy, particularly Gaetz's nomination amid serious allegations. Additionally, he has nominated figures like Tulsi Gabbard for director of national intelligence and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for Health and Human Services, both of whom have faced scrutiny for their views. The administration is still seeking a treasury secretary.
Fox News: How Trump and Speaker Johnson could force the Senate to adjourn, allow recess appointments
Some Republicans are considering whether President-elect Trump can adjourn Congress to facilitate recess appointments for his Cabinet. The Constitution allows the president to make appointments when the Senate is not in session, but legal experts are divided on the feasibility of this approach.
House Speaker Mike Johnson may collaborate with Trump to initiate this process, although some GOP members express concern over bypassing Senate confirmation. The situation remains contentious, with differing opinions on the implications for institutional norms and the potential for conflict within the party.
#society
Fox News: Sean Hannity to emcee FOX Nation’s sixth annual Patriot Awards on December 5
Sean Hannity will host the sixth annual Patriot Awards on December 5 at the Tilles Center in Brookville, NY. The event honors military veterans, first responders, and everyday heroes, featuring awards in nine categories, including "Salute to Service" and "Courage."
The awards will be streamed live on FOX Nation, with appearances from various FOX News personalities. Last year's event recognized notable figures like author James Patterson and WWII veteran Andy Negra. The awards celebrate individuals who exemplify patriotism and service to the community.
Breitbart: Johnson to Block Transgender Staff from Women's Bathroom in Capitol
Speaker Mike Johnson has indicated support for Rep. Nancy Mace's resolution to prohibit transgender women from using women's restrooms in the U.S. Capitol. Mace's proposal is framed as a response to the expected arrival of transgender Rep. Sarah McBride, raising concerns about safety and privacy.
Despite Johnson's private commitment, he was noncommittal in a press conference about including Mace's proposal in the House rules package. If not addressed, Mace may force a public vote on her resolution, which could complicate the majority party's internal negotiations.
Fox News: Prince Andrew appears unfazed as he faces eviction, silent treatment from King Charles: report
Prince Andrew, facing potential eviction from his Windsor home, Royal Lodge, was recently seen riding horses on the estate. Reports suggest he has secured funds to maintain his residence, valued at $38 million, despite a cut in his allowance from King Charles III.
Tensions between the brothers are high, with Andrew reportedly refusing to downsize despite mounting financial pressures and the need for extensive repairs on the property. King Charles is said to be losing patience with Andrew's situation, which has been complicated by his controversial past and ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Macron urges Putin to 'listen to reason' on Ukraine
French President Emmanuel Macron called on Russian President Vladimir Putin to "listen to reason" regarding Ukraine, labeling Russia as a "force of global destabilization." He urged China to leverage its influence with Russia to de-escalate tensions.
Macron's comments followed a U.S. policy shift allowing Ukraine to use long-range missiles against Russian targets, which has heightened tensions. Russian officials reacted strongly, warning that the situation could lead to direct military conflict between the U.S. and Russia.
#economy
GB News: Starmer defends National Insurance raid on businesses as Sainsbury's, Tesco and Asda revolt against tax hike
Sir Keir Starmer has defended the Government's National Insurance hike, asserting confidence in the Chancellor's financial strategy despite criticism from major retailers like Sainsbury's and Tesco. He attributed economic challenges to the previous Conservative administration's failure to make tough decisions.
Over 70 retailers have expressed concerns about rising costs and potential job losses due to the tax increase, which could lead to a £7.06 billion annual burden on the industry. Starmer emphasized protections for smaller businesses and stated that workers' take-home pay would not be affected, despite projections of job losses.
#culture
GB News: Elvis Presley's brother says singer would 'still be alive' if it wasn't for doctors in bombshell claims: ‘They killed him’
David Stanley, Elvis Presley's stepbrother, claims that Presley's death in 1977 was influenced by his doctor, Dr. George Nichopoulos, who prescribed over 10,000 pills in the last eight months of his life. Stanley argues that the excessive medication contributed to Presley's health decline and untimely demise.
Stanley, who was close to Presley during his final years, believes that without the doctor's influence, Presley could have lived longer. He emphasizes the detrimental effects of the drugs prescribed and expresses his sorrow over watching Presley deteriorate.
Fox News: ‘Barney’ cast received death threats, backlash from the KKK over show
The podcast "Generation Barney" revisits the children's show "Barney & Friends," highlighting the backlash faced by its cast and crew, including death threats and hate from some viewers. Bob West, the original voice of Barney, and David Joyner, the suit performer, shared their experiences with hostility, including racially charged backlash.
Despite the negativity, the team remained focused on their mission to promote love and positivity. Head writer Stephen White noted that they were too busy creating the show to dwell on criticism, emphasizing the integrity of their project and the supportive community behind it.
#health
Fox News: Bird flu surges in several US states with reports of new outbreaks: 'Getting worse'
Avian influenza A (H5N1) has been confirmed in Hawaii, affecting a backyard flock in Central Oahu. The Hawaiian Department of Agriculture reported at least 10 birds dead, leading to a quarantine and depopulation of the infected site. The same strain has impacted dairy cows and poultry in California, with 27 human cases reported.
Experts express concern over the outbreak's potential to spill over into humans, emphasizing the need for decisive government action on testing and vaccination. While human infections remain rare and typically mild, the situation is being closely monitored, particularly among those working with poultry and dairy animals.
Breitbart: Florida City Ditching Fluoride in Water Supply, Cites RFK Jr.'s Warnings
Winter Haven, Florida, has voted to remove fluoride from its water supply, influenced by concerns raised by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who is set to be appointed by President Trump. The decision was made in a 3-2 vote, with proponents arguing against government involvement in healthcare.
Supporters of the measure cited potential health risks associated with fluoride, while opponents highlighted its benefits for dental health. The city plans to redirect the funds saved from the fluoride removal to charities focused on dental care.
#sports
GB News: Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano receive boxing suspensions immediately after epic clash
Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano have received mandatory 30-day boxing suspensions after their controversial match at AT&T Stadium, where Taylor won by unanimous decision. The bout, marked by a pivotal point deduction for Taylor, has sparked debate over the outcome.
The suspensions are standard procedure in Texas, requiring fighters to rest for three days per round fought. Both fighters could face extended suspensions based on medical evaluations.