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20 Nov 2024
#politics
Le Monde: At the trial of Le Pen and her party, the other accused are hardly defended
Defense lawyers for members of the far-right Rassemblement National (RN) are attempting to dismantle the prosecution's case regarding alleged fake jobs in the European Parliament. Their primary focus is on protecting party leader Marine Le Pen's political future, often neglecting the other defendants.
The defense downplayed the €4.6 million embezzlement claims, arguing the amount per MEP is minimal compared to the overall parliamentary budget. They criticized the prosecution's approach, framing it as an attack on the defendants' political careers, particularly targeting Gollnisch.
The Western Journal: Sunny Hostin Forced to Read a 'Legal Note' On-Air After Going Too Far in Attack Against Matt Gaetz
Sunny Hostin of "The View" was compelled to read a legal disclaimer on-air after making unsubstantiated allegations against Matt Gaetz, Trump's nominee for attorney general. Hostin's comments suggested Gaetz had engaged in sexual misconduct, which he has denied.
The legal note clarified that Gaetz had not been charged with any wrongdoing after a lengthy investigation. The incident highlights the contentious nature of Gaetz's nomination and the political motivations behind the allegations against him.
Forbes: Trump’s Cabinet And Key Jobs: Dr. Oz Picked For Top Medicare Role—As Trump Backs Gaetz Despite Allegations
President-elect Donald Trump is moving forward with his Cabinet selections, including controversial picks like former Rep. Matt Gaetz for attorney general, despite ongoing sexual misconduct allegations against him. Trump remains steadfast in his support for Gaetz, while also nominating Linda McMahon for Education Secretary and Mehmet Oz for administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
Other notable appointments include Marco Rubio as Secretary of State and Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense, both facing scrutiny due to past allegations. Trump has also nominated Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for Health and Human Services Secretary and Tulsi Gabbard for Director of National Intelligence. The selection process continues as Trump seeks to finalize his administration.
#society
GB News: Labour MP labels Allison Pearson police probe 'Stasi-like' as Rayner quizzed on press freedom
A Labour MP criticized Essex Police's investigation into journalist Allison Pearson, calling it "Stasi-like" after officers visited her home over an allegedly offensive tweet. The incident has sparked a debate on press freedom and police priorities, with calls for law enforcement to focus on more pressing crimes.
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner acknowledged the importance of press freedom but refrained from commenting on the ongoing investigation. The situation has drawn attention from multiple political figures, emphasizing the need for a balance between free speech and journalistic responsibility.
The Western Journal: Jaguar Debuts the Worst Car Ad Ever - They Didn't Get the Memo That 'Woke Is Dead'
Jaguar's latest ad has drawn criticism for focusing on "woke" themes rather than showcasing their vehicles. The ad, which lacks any cars, features diverse and androgynous imagery while promoting vague concepts like "create exuberant" and "delete ordinary."
Critics argue that this approach alienates core customers and fails to resonate with potential buyers. Observers suggest that the trend of "woke" marketing is declining, as companies like Anheuser-Busch have faced backlash for similar strategies. Jaguar is urged to refocus on its automotive products in future campaigns.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Netanyahu offers $5 million to Palestinians for every Israeli hostage they help free
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a $5 million reward for information leading to the release of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza. During a visit to the Netzarim Corridor, he emphasized Israel's commitment to securing the hostages' freedom and eliminating Hamas's power in the region.
Despite Netanyahu's assurances, some families of hostages express skepticism about the effectiveness of the reward system. The ongoing conflict has resulted in significant casualties, and peace talks remain stalled amid disagreements over security arrangements.
#military
Fox News: Biden Defense secretary argues women, racial diversity 'make us stronger' as Trump admin looms
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin defended his focus on diversity in the military, stating that increased representation, particularly of women, enhances readiness and strength. He emphasized the importance of diversity in reflecting the nation and maintaining a robust military.
This comes as President-elect Donald Trump prepares to implement significant policy changes, potentially eliminating diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in the military. Trump's administration may also lead to the dismissal of military officials associated with these initiatives.
#culture
The Western Journal: 'I Fell 60 Feet': Jay Leno Opens Up About Latest Injuries That Forced Him to Wear an Eyepatch
Jay Leno recently appeared at a comedy event with noticeable injuries after falling down a hill in Pittsburgh, resulting in a bruised face and an eye patch. He described the fall as a 60-foot tumble that left him "all black and blue," with one rock hitting his eye.
This incident follows a series of accidents involving vehicles, including a motorcycle crash that led to broken bones and previous burns he suffered while working on a car. Additionally, Leno is managing his wife Mavis's advancing dementia and has filed for conservatorship over her estate.
#crime
GB News: British teenage beauty queen missing in Poland for over a week just months after disappearing in UK
Police are searching for Ania Czopinski, an 18-year-old British woman who disappeared at Krakow-Balice Airport in Poland on November 11. She was last seen on CCTV without a passport, and her family has had no contact since her disappearance.
Czopinski, who has a history of going missing, was last seen wearing grey jeans, a black jacket, and black trainers. Authorities are conducting searches in nearby Zabierzow and have released her description and CCTV images to assist in the investigation.
Fox News: Illegal with suspected Tren de Aragua ties robbed Manhattan prosecutor in her apartment building: police
A Venezuelan illegal immigrant, Brandon Simosa, 25, was arrested after allegedly breaking into a Manhattan prosecutor's apartment, robbing her, and performing a lewd act. He has suspected ties to the Tren de Aragua gang and was apprehended near a migrant shelter converted from a hotel.
Simosa faces multiple charges, including sexually motivated robbery and grand larceny. The incident highlights concerns about rising crime linked to migrant shelters in New York City.
GB News: Neighbour row erupts on Wakefield street as man brandishes 'gun' during altercation with homeowner
A man was arrested in Wakefield for brandishing an imitation handgun during a dispute with a neighbor. West Yorkshire Police recovered the weapon and the suspect remains on bail as investigations continue. This incident highlights rising concerns over gun crime in the UK.
Recent figures show an increase in gun-related offenses in London, with police noting a trend of criminals using converted weapons. Initiatives like Operation Prospect in Merseyside aim to educate young people about the dangers of gun and knife crime.
The Telegraph: British tourist found dead in storm drain on Thai island
A British tourist, 37, was found dead in a storm drain in Phuket, Thailand, after going missing during a family holiday. He was last seen around 10 PM and was discovered face down in shallow water the following morning.
Police reported that he climbed over a barrier into the drainage ditch around 4 AM and had been dead for several hours before being found. An autopsy will determine the cause of death.