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19 Nov 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: Fact Check: Did Trump Say Joe Scarborough Behaved 'Like a Scolded Dog' During Mar-a-Lago Meeting?
President-elect Donald Trump met with Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" at Mar-a-Lago for the first time in seven years. The meeting aimed to restart communication despite their past conflicts, with discussions on various political issues.
Rumors circulated that Trump referred to Scarborough as a "scolded dog," but this was debunked as a fake post from a social media account. Trump described the meeting as "extremely cordial" and expressed a willingness to engage with the press, even those who have been critical.
Forbes: Musk Defends Gaetz For Attorney General Amid New Sexual Misconduct Allegations
Elon Musk has defended Matt Gaetz as President-elect Trump's choice for attorney general, citing Gaetz's intelligence and determination despite ongoing sexual misconduct allegations. Musk dismissed the allegations as insignificant, referencing a lack of charges from the DOJ.
Gaetz resigned from Congress amid these controversies, and the House Ethics Committee is set to meet regarding its investigation into his conduct. Trump reportedly believes Gaetz faces a challenging confirmation process in the Senate, where he can only afford a few Republican dissenters.
Fox News: Wyoming judge strikes down state abortion laws, ruling them unconstitutional
A Wyoming judge has struck down two abortion laws, stating they violate the state's constitutional protections for health care choices. The laws included a total ban on abortion with limited exceptions and a ban on medication-induced abortions.
Judge Melissa Owens emphasized that these statutes impede women's rights to make health care decisions throughout pregnancy. The ruling follows recent voter support for reducing abortion restrictions in several states.
#society
The Economist: The story of Britain’s “ginaissance”
Colonsay, a small Scottish island, is home to two gin distilleries, reflecting a local spirit boom. With a population of 135, residents enjoy limited amenities but a growing selection of local spirits since the launch of Wild Island and Wild Thyme distilleries in 2016 and 2017.
The British government is also focusing on pension funds to aid savers, though this may not significantly enhance economic growth. Other political and economic challenges persist, including issues related to women's football ambitions and wage compression affecting the middle class.
GB News: Businesswoman kicked out of private Mayfair club after breaching Covid rules faces £600K in court bills
Gina Mok, a businesswoman, faces over £600,000 in court costs after losing her legal battle for reinstatement at the Lansdowne Club, from which she was expelled for breaching Covid regulations. The High Court found her claims of exemption from isolation rules to be dishonest.
In addition to her club troubles, Mok is also dealing with legal issues related to illegally subletting a flat near Buckingham Palace. Despite her claims of ignorance regarding the subletting, the court ruled against her, adding to her financial burdens.
Fox News: Harris campaign endorsement money is one more opportunity to move on from identity politics
The author criticizes Rev. Al Sharpton and Vice President Kamala Harris for profiting from their advocacy for Black communities, highlighting a $500,000 payment to Sharpton and $5.4 million to various advocacy groups. They argue that such actions reveal a focus on money and power rather than genuine community support.
The piece calls for a shift away from identity politics, asserting that it has not benefited poor Black communities and instead has empowered the already privileged. The author emphasizes the importance of character development and community care over financial gain and political exploitation.
The Telegraph: Maori march against indigenous rights Bill in one of New Zealand’s largest-ever protests
Tens of thousands protested in Wellington, New Zealand, against a Bill aimed at redefining Maori rights, marking one of the largest demonstrations in the nation's history. The 42,000-strong crowd included traditional displays and chants, reflecting deep cultural sentiments.
The protests are a response to a minor party in the conservative coalition government proposing changes to the Treaty of Waitangi. This movement highlights ongoing tensions regarding Maori rights and representation in New Zealand.
GB News: 'A perfect blend!' Aldi launches 'heartwarming' alcoholic beverage as supermarket vows to 'spread holiday magic'
Aldi has launched its festive drinks collection, featuring seasonal beverages at affordable prices. Highlights include a new Mulled Cider for £3.99, along with Glitterberry Cider, Marshmallow Stout, and Traditional Triple Beer, all designed to enhance holiday gatherings.
The collection aims to cater to various tastes and budgets, with prices ranging from £1.79 to £3.99. These drinks are now available in stores, promising to add festive cheer to the season.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Moscow Says Ukraine Has Launched First ATACMS Missile Into Russia
Russia claims a Ukrainian strike using American-made ATACMS missiles hit a military depot, marking a potential shift in U.S. policy on long-range support for Ukraine. Both nations acknowledge the attack, but dispute its effectiveness, with Ukraine reporting secondary explosions.
Moscow warns that such actions could escalate the conflict, interpreting them as U.S. aggression through Ukraine. Following the strike, Russia updated its nuclear doctrine to include responses to attacks perceived as backed by nuclear powers, heightening tensions in the region.
The Telegraph: Putin signs law allowing nuclear strike in response to long-range missile attack
Vladimir Putin has enacted a law allowing for a nuclear response if Russia is attacked by Western long-range missiles. This decision comes after Ukraine's initial use of US long-range missiles against Russian targets.
Under the new nuclear doctrine, Putin is authorized to deploy nuclear weapons in retaliation to conventional missile strikes.
Times Of Israel: Qatar confirms departure of Hamas leaders, says group’s Doha mission may remain
Qatar has indicated that while Hamas negotiators have left Doha, the group's office remains open, pending future decisions. The Qatari foreign ministry stated that the office's closure is not yet finalized, as mediation efforts have been paused amid ongoing conflict.
Hamas leaders reportedly have not been asked to leave Qatar, with some suggesting they have relocated to Turkey for family reasons. Meanwhile, negotiations for a truce remain stalled, with Israel committed to its objectives against Hamas.
#economy
Forbes: Trump’s Tariffs Will ‘Probably’ Cause Walmart Price Hikes, CFO Says
Walmart's CFO, John David Rainey, warned that tariffs proposed by President-elect Trump could lead to higher consumer prices, particularly with a 10% tax on imports and a 60% tax on Chinese goods. He noted tariffs are inflationary and could impact Walmart's pricing strategy.
Economists predict a 0.3 to 0.4 percentage-point increase in annual inflation due to these tariffs, which are a contentious topic within Republican circles. Despite this, Walmart's recent earnings report exceeded expectations, with shares reaching a record high.
#crime
GB News: Bristol machete attack getaway driver receives whole life sentence after two teenagers brutally murdered
Antony Snook, 45, has been sentenced to life in prison for facilitating the machete murder of two teenagers, Mason Rist and Max Dixon, in Bristol. The attack was a case of mistaken identity, stemming from a revenge plot, and Snook drove the armed assailants to the scene.
Mrs. Justice May condemned Snook's actions as cowardly, emphasizing that he had multiple chances to prevent the violence. The victims' families expressed their grief, highlighting the profound impact of the tragedy on their lives. The teenage attackers are set to be sentenced on December 16.
#technology
Forbes: Trump Could Attend SpaceX Launch With Elon Musk Today—What To Know About The Starship Test Flight
President-elect Donald Trump is set to attend SpaceX's sixth test flight of the Starship rocket, showcasing his support for Elon Musk. The launch will test various upgrades and is part of SpaceX's goals for future missions to Mars and NASA's Artemis program.
Musk has become increasingly close to Trump, contributing significantly to his reelection campaign and attending various events together. The federal government has committed $4.4 billion to SpaceX for moon missions, highlighting the importance of the Starship system.