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20 Nov 2024
#politics
GB News: 'He made a fool of himself!' Jeremy Clarkson's farming protest speech sparks furious debate
A debate unfolded on GB News regarding Jeremy Clarkson's participation in a farmers' protest in London. Former Labour MP Stephen Pound criticized Clarkson, stating he "made a bit of a fool of himself," while broadcaster Mike Parry defended Clarkson's role in supporting British agriculture.
The protest drew thousands of farmers to Westminster, voicing concerns over proposed inheritance tax changes.
Breitbart: Fact Check: Bill Clinton Uses Stephen Colbert's Show to Spread Hoax about Trump Rigging Elections
Former President Bill Clinton claimed on CBS' The Late Show that Donald Trump told Christian voters he would rig future elections if they helped him return to the White House. However, this assertion is false; Trump has never made such a statement.
Clinton's comments were based on a misinterpretation of a speech Trump gave, where he encouraged voter turnout to implement measures for election integrity. The narrative was amplified by media outlets, despite lacking context. Clinton also failed to address his wife's involvement in the Russia collusion narrative.
Breitbart: Elon Musk's X Expands Lawsuit Against Advertisers, Adds Amazon's Twitch as Defendant
Elon Musk's X, formerly Twitter, has added Amazon's Twitch to its lawsuit against advertisers accused of illegally boycotting the platform. The complaint alleges that members of the now-defunct Global Alliance of Responsible Media conspired to withhold billions in ad revenue.
The lawsuit claims that at least 18 companies, including Twitch, ceased advertising on X between November and December 2022. While some advertisers have returned, overall spending remains significantly lower than pre-acquisition levels.
The Telegraph: Netanyahu offers $5m in exchange for any Gaza hostage
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced a $5 million reward and safe passage for any Gaza resident who provides information leading to the release of an Israeli hostage. He emphasized that those who harm hostages will face consequences.
This statement comes amid rising concerns for the hostages as winter approaches. Previously, Netanyahu had offered Hamas $1 million per freed hostage, but the group did not respond. Currently, 97 hostages remain in Gaza from the 251 taken during the October 7 attacks.
Fox News: Lindsey Graham urges GOP not to form 'lynch mob' ahead of Gaetz confirmation
Sen. Lindsey Graham urged Republican colleagues to avoid blocking Matt Gaetz's nomination as U.S. attorney general, advocating for a fair process rather than succumbing to unverified allegations. He emphasized the importance of allowing Gaetz to present his case for confirmation.
Graham's comments come amid scrutiny of Gaetz, who faces misconduct allegations but has not been charged. He called for a measured approach, recalling the contentious confirmation of Justice Kavanaugh as a cautionary tale.
#society
GB News: Millions warned of buying e-scooters and e-bikes for Christmas amid 'serious' fire hazards
Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council has issued a safety warning for e-bikes and e-scooters ahead of Christmas, citing a rise in fires linked to lithium-ion batteries. The council advises residents to research sellers, check for safety compliance, and follow proper charging protocols to mitigate risks.
The London Fire Brigade reports that e-bikes and e-scooters are significant fire hazards, with one fire occurring every two days. Officials urge consumers to buy from regulated sites and ensure products meet safety standards to prevent potential tragedies.
The Economist: Assisted dying and the two concepts of liberty
The debate over assisted dying in Britain reflects a shift from a historically restrictive society to one that values individual liberties. Sir Keir Starmer's rise coincides with changing attitudes towards personal rights, contrasting with the moral prohibitions of the past.
As the discussion unfolds, it raises questions about the balance between personal freedom and societal values. The evolving landscape of rights continues to shape the political and cultural discourse in Britain.
Le Monde: French farmers lift border blockade
French farmers have lifted a blockade on the A9 motorway after Prime Minister Michel Barnier expressed support for their protests against low pay and the EU-Mercosur trade deal. Farmers had initially aimed to provoke shortages in supermarkets through their demonstrations.
The protests have reignited as farmers demand better conditions, with some resorting to disruptive tactics. Agriculture Minister Annie Genevard condemned these methods, warning they could diminish public sympathy. The protests come ahead of regional elections, where smaller unions aim to challenge the dominant FNSEA.
Breitbart: Deadly 'Bomb Cyclone' Smashes Pacific Northwest
A powerful "bomb cyclone" has hit the Pacific Northwest, resulting in chaos, at least one death, and widespread power outages. The storm, characterized by heavy rain and high winds, is expected to intensify, with the National Weather Service warning of excessive rainfall risks through Friday.
The storm has already caused significant damage, including downed trees and power lines, affecting over 600,000 homes and businesses across Washington, Oregon, and Northern California. Schools in western Washington have canceled or postponed classes in response to the severe weather.
#military
The Telegraph: Kyiv can still snatch victory from the jaws of Putin
The Biden administration has shifted its stance on military support for Ukraine, now allowing the use of advanced weaponry, including long-range missiles, to target Russian military positions. This change follows a year of resistance to Ukrainian requests and comes after disappointing election results for the Democrats.
The decision aims to bolster Ukraine's defense capabilities and counter Russian aggression more effectively. Critics argue that the previous restrictions hampered Ukraine's military efforts, limiting their ability to retaliate against attacks from within Russia.
GB News: Labour unveils massive £500m military cutback just as Ukraine Storm Shadow strikes send war fears skyrocketing
Labour announced £500 million in defense cuts, reducing the Ministry of Defence's budget by less than one percent. The cuts include decommissioning five warships, dozens of helicopters, and drones, with Defence Secretary John Healey calling the outdated equipment a burden on the military.
These cuts come amid rising tensions with Russia, as Ukraine utilized British-made Storm Shadow missiles. Healey emphasized the need for modernization and financial control, pledging future investments in defense despite the current reductions.
#education
Fox News: 'The View' co-hosts clash over school choice: 'She's been talking for three minutes!'
Co-hosts Sunny Hostin and Alyssa Farah Griffin debated school choice on "The View," focusing on Trump's education secretary pick, Linda McMahon. Hostin criticized the voucher system, arguing it benefits wealthy families at the expense of underfunded public schools, while Griffin defended parental choice in education.
The discussion highlighted differing perspectives on educational equity and the effectiveness of voucher programs, with Hostin emphasizing the negative impact on low-income schools and Griffin advocating for options for parents in struggling districts.
#crime
Breitbart: Officer Wounded After NYC Shootout Leaves 'Career Criminal' Dead
An NYPD officer shot and killed 57-year-old Gary Worthy, described as a "career criminal," during a confrontation linked to ongoing robbery investigations. Worthy fired at Officer Rich Wong, injuring him, before Wong returned fire, fatally wounding Worthy.
Worthy had a lengthy criminal record, including 17 prior arrests and was on lifetime parole for firearms possession. A bystander was also injured in the incident but is expected to survive.
Fox News: Ex-Georgia poll worker indicted for mailing bomb threat to polling place: FBI
A Georgia poll worker, Nicholas Wimbish, 25, faces charges for allegedly mailing a bomb threat to a polling place. The FBI claims he sent the threat after a verbal altercation with a voter, attempting to disguise it as coming from the voter.
Wimbish is charged with multiple offenses, including mailing a bomb threat and making false statements to the FBI. If convicted, he could face significant prison time.
Breitbart: Diddy Hit with Five More Lawsuits Alleging Rape and Sexual Assault
Sean “Diddy” Combs faces additional sexual misconduct allegations with five new lawsuits filed in New York City. The suits claim violent sexual assaults, including incidents involving minors and drugging victims. Combs is accused of orchestrating assaults at parties and other events.
Currently jailed on federal charges, including sex trafficking and racketeering, Combs has been denied bail. His trial is set for May 5, as more lawsuits continue to emerge, further complicating his legal battles.
#science
The Economist: Scientific publishers are producing more papers than ever
Scientific publishing is thriving, with major publishers enjoying profit margins of 30% to 40%. Their model relies on academics writing and reviewing articles that are then locked behind paywalls, forcing universities to spend millions on subscriptions for access.
Concerns are rising about the sustainability of this business model as the volume of published papers increases. Meanwhile, advancements in AI and other fields continue to drive research and innovation across various scientific disciplines.
#outdoors
On The Water: "BluefInsanity" Off Long Island
This fall, anglers off New York City have witnessed remarkable bluefin tuna activity, with social media showcasing stunning inshore feeds. One angler described an unforgettable experience of tuna and striped bass erupting in a feeding frenzy, drawing excitement and competition among fishermen.
Despite the thrill, the chaotic scene was fleeting, as more boats arrived and the action subsided. While some anglers caught fish, others faced challenges, highlighting the unpredictable nature of tuna fishing, often referred to as “ghost hunting.”