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20 Nov 2024
#politics
Times Of Israel: Jordan sentences lawmaker to 10 years in prison for smuggling weapons into West Bank
A Jordanian court sentenced lawmaker Imad al-Adwan to 10 years of hard labor for smuggling weapons into the West Bank. He was caught with 12 rifles and 194 pistols at the Allenby Border Crossing and was convicted after losing parliamentary immunity.
Three others involved also received lengthy sentences. Adwan reportedly smuggled various goods using his diplomatic passport before moving to weapons smuggling for financial gain. The incident has strained Jordan-Israel relations amid rising violence in the West Bank.
The Western Journal: Trump Gives Firm Response When Reporter Asks if He's 'Reconsidering the Nomination of Matt Gaetz'
President-elect Donald Trump confirmed his intention to nominate former Rep. Matt Gaetz as Attorney General, dismissing any reconsideration despite ongoing allegations against Gaetz. Trump believes Gaetz possesses the necessary qualities for the role, according to Republican Sen. Kevin Cramer.
Some senators are urging that the House Ethics Committee's investigation findings on Gaetz be considered during confirmation. The committee's report may not be released if Gaetz resigns before the investigation concludes, raising concerns about transparency during the nomination process.
Breitbart: Bill Clinton: Dems 'Can't Keep Asserting That Things Are Great in the Economy', That's Not True
Former President Bill Clinton, in a recent NPR interview, cautioned Democrats against claiming the economy is thriving, noting ongoing cost-of-living challenges. He acknowledged some positive economic aspects but emphasized that benefits are not evenly felt across the country.
Clinton also highlighted the need for Democrats to engage with the public on broader issues beyond economic metrics, suggesting that identity politics often distract from pressing economic realities.
Fox News: Jordan Peterson calls on Trump FCC pick to unmask 'real danger' of Big Tech censorship: We need 'transparency'
Dr. Jordan Peterson emphasized the need for transparency in Big Tech's algorithms, warning that hidden mechanisms could distort public discourse. He supports incoming FCC Chair Brendan Carr's focus on combating tech censorship, which he sees as a threat to free speech.
Peterson, who has faced censorship himself, advocates for restoring First Amendment rights and believes changes in education policy could provide more diverse perspectives. He continues to battle regulatory challenges in Canada related to his views on gender issues.
The Telegraph: Jordan Bardella branded ‘Brutus’ over apparent dig at Le Pen’s trial
Jordan Bardella, chairman of Marine Le Pen's National Rally party, hinted at a potential presidential run, drawing comparisons to Brutus. Le Pen defended their relationship amid her ongoing trial for alleged embezzlement, claiming judicial bias against her.
With Emmanuel Macron not seeking re-election, Le Pen's chances for the presidency in 2027 appear strong, despite legal challenges.
Breitbart: Sweden Looks to Limit Citizenship to Those Who Share 'Fundamental Values'
Sweden's Deputy Prime Minister Ebba Busch announced plans to tighten citizenship requirements, emphasizing that new citizens must share the nation's fundamental values. She criticized previous policies that allowed for a significant increase in foreign-born citizens, suggesting that citizenship should be a privilege.
Busch also proposed limiting voting rights for non-citizens, citing concerns over the influence of a large number of non-Swedish voters in local elections. This stance has drawn criticism from opposition parties, highlighting the ongoing debate over immigration and integration in Sweden.
GB News: ‘Do you honestly think that?’ Jeremy Clarkson row erupts on GB News as ex-Labour MP says he ‘made a fool of himself’ at farmers’ protest
A debate on GB News featured former Labour MP Stephen Pound criticizing Jeremy Clarkson's role at a farmers' protest against inheritance tax changes, while broadcaster Mike Parry defended Clarkson's support for agriculture. The protest, attended by around 10,000 farmers, opposed tax reforms set to impact agricultural landowners in 2026.
Clarkson's comments during the rally, where he questioned the government's stance on farming, sparked controversy. The proposed tax changes could affect many farms, with the National Farmers' Union stating that a significant portion of farm businesses exceed the £1 million threshold. The government argues these changes are necessary to address a budget deficit.
Breitbart: ABC's Hostin Has to Issue 'Legal Note' on Gaetz that No Charges Were Brought
On ABC's "The View," Sunny Hostin addressed allegations against Attorney General nominee Matt Gaetz, who has consistently denied the claims, labeling them as "invented." He emphasized that the Department of Justice closed its investigation without filing any charges.
Hostin advised viewers to regard these allegations with skepticism.
Fox News: DAVID MARCUS: Pennsylvania voters to Sen. Casey, 'It’s over, Bob'
In Pennsylvania, the aftermath of the recent Senate election continues to stir controversy, particularly with Senator Bob Casey refusing to concede defeat to Senator-elect Dave McCormick. Despite the state Supreme Court's ruling against counting undated or unsigned ballots, some election officials are proceeding to count them anyway, citing a desire for attention to the issue.
Local residents express frustration over Casey's refusal to accept the election results, emphasizing the importance of adhering to legal standards in the voting process. As the state prepares for a costly recount, many believe it is unnecessary, and the general sentiment is that the election was conducted fairly, with Casey simply losing.
#society
Le Monde: Writer Mathieu Palain on the Pelicot rape trial: 'It's just hard to realize that you're part of the side of the violent people'
Mathieu Palain's latest book, "Men Lack Courage," examines male domination and reactions to the trial of men accused of raping Gisèle Pelicot. He discusses the societal implications of the trial and the hashtag , which reflects men's discomfort with being associated with sexual violence.
Palain argues that while not all men are rapists, the defendants share a common background shaped by a patriarchal society. The trial prompts introspection among men about their roles and privileges, challenging them to confront uncomfortable truths about male behavior and societal norms.
GB News: Plane grounded for FOUR DAYS after 132 hamsters escape and run loose
A TAP Air Portugal aircraft was grounded for four days after 132 hamsters escaped in its cargo hold during a flight from Lisbon to Ponta Delgada. The hamsters, part of a shipment for a pet store, were discovered missing upon arrival, prompting a lengthy capture operation by airport staff.
All hamsters were eventually caught, allowing the aircraft to return to service with a ferry flight back to Lisbon. TAP Air Portugal will conduct safety checks to assess any potential damage caused by the rodents during their escape.
Fox News: Mom of eight still cooks for 'big family' of adult children: 'They're my kids'
Heather Bell, a Michigan mother of eight, shares how she feeds her large family on a budget of $12,000 a year. After adopting six children and having one biological son, she learned to cook large meals, now spending about $1,000 monthly while running a poultry farm and masonry business.
Bell has published a cookbook titled "Mama Bell's Big Family Cooking," featuring over 100 recipes aimed at families needing big-batch cooking solutions. She emphasizes adapting meals to accommodate her children's backgrounds and promotes self-sufficiency through home-raised food.
Forbes: Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Faces 5 New Sexual Abuse Lawsuits: Here Are All The Major Allegations
Sean "Diddy" Combs faces multiple civil lawsuits alleging sexual abuse spanning over two decades. Five new lawsuits were filed by unnamed plaintiffs, adding to a growing list of accusations, which Combs denies. He is currently in jail awaiting trial on a federal sex trafficking indictment.
The allegations include claims of drugging, rape, and sexual assault, with some victims reportedly as young as 13. Combs' legal team maintains confidence in his innocence, asserting that he has never sexually assaulted anyone. A docuseries about the allegations is in development, with proceeds intended for victims.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Putin gives a lion, two yaks and five cockatoos to Kim Jong-un
Vladimir Putin has gifted 70 wild animals to Kim Jong-un, symbolizing their friendship. This comes as 12,000 North Korean conscripts get ready to engage Ukrainian forces in southern Russia. The animals were sent from Moscow Zoo to a zoo in Pyongyang.
The shipment included a lion, two bears, yaks, cockatoos, pheasants, and mandarin ducks.
GB News: Putin set to make bombshell U-turn on Ukraine ceasefire with Trump peace deal
Vladimir Putin is reportedly willing to discuss a ceasefire in Ukraine with Donald Trump, contingent on Ukraine's withdrawal from annexed territories. While some Russian officials suggest flexibility on negotiations, Putin maintains that Ukraine must not join NATO for relations to improve.
Trump has promised to initiate peace talks before his inauguration, asserting that he can mediate between the two sides. However, Ukraine's President Zelensky has emphasized that any agreement perceived as a concession to Russia would be unacceptable, advocating for a strong stance against perceived weakness.
Times Of Israel: Does Trump really see ‘eye to eye’ with Netanyahu on Iran, Gaza and the settlements?
In a recent poll, Israelis showed overwhelming support for Donald Trump over Kamala Harris, favoring him by margins of 66% to 17% and 65% to 13%. This marks a significant shift from 2016 when many preferred Hillary Clinton, reflecting growing concerns about the Democratic Party's left-wing stance on Israel.
As Trump prepares for another term, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu anticipates a more supportive U.S. approach to Israel, particularly regarding Iran and the West Bank settlements. However, Trump's past mixed messages on settlements and his focus on domestic priorities may create uncertainties for Israeli leadership.
Times Of Israel: US envoy heading to Israel to discuss Lebanon truce after ‘additional progress’ in Beirut
US Mideast envoy Amos Hochstein is set to travel to Israel to advance ceasefire talks with Hezbollah after productive meetings in Lebanon. He noted a "real opportunity" for a truce, with both the Lebanese government and Hezbollah largely agreeing to a US proposal, pending some details.
Ongoing violence continues, with recent cross-border attacks resulting in casualties and damage. Hochstein plans to coordinate efforts with the incoming Trump administration, while French officials urge both sides to seize the opportunity for a lasting ceasefire.
The Telegraph: How Ukraine could get around a Trump embargo on the Patriot – its best defence missile
Ukraine's reliance on American-made Patriot missile systems for air defense is at risk, particularly with the potential reduction of US aid under President-elect Donald Trump. The supply of Patriot missiles is limited, and Ukraine may need to develop alternative defense strategies, particularly looking towards European systems like the SAMP/T.
However, the production and availability of SAMP/T systems are also constrained, with European nations facing delays in manufacturing. If US support diminishes, Europe will need to take greater responsibility for its defense and assist Ukraine in bolstering its air defenses against Russian threats.
#economy
Forbes: Under Trump Tariffs, ‘Made In Vietnam’ Will Be The New ‘Made In China’
Vietnam is set to benefit significantly from U.S. tariffs on imports, as major companies like Apple and Intel continue to shift production from China to Vietnam. The country’s favorable trade agreements and quick regulatory changes position it as a prime alternative for manufacturing.
As Vietnam enhances its infrastructure and targets high-value industries, it aims to transform into a developed economy by 2045. This shift reflects a broader trend of companies relocating manufacturing to Vietnam, which has already seen substantial growth in exports and foreign investment.
Fox News: California voters narrowly reject $18 minimum wage; first such no-vote nationwide since 1996
California voters have rejected a proposal to raise the minimum wage to $18 per hour, marking the first failure of such an initiative in nearly 30 years. The measure received 49.2% support, falling short of the required majority, with significant geographic divides in voting patterns.
Current minimum wage stands at $16 per hour, with an exception for fast-food restaurants at $20 per hour. Critics argue the proposed increase would have negatively impacted the economy, while proponents, including Governor Gavin Newsom, defended it as beneficial for workers.
#history
Breitbart: Copperhead Democrats' Insurrection and the Origins of Color Revolution
Color revolutions refer to popular movements that use protests and riots to overthrow governments, often backed by hidden organizations. The concept traces back to the Civil War, where Confederate operatives like Captain Thomas Henry Hines sought to incite insurrection in the Midwest through covert actions and armed uprisings.
Hines and his team aimed to leverage discontent among Copperhead Democrats to challenge Union authority. Their plans, however, faltered due to a lack of support from potential allies and shifting political dynamics, ultimately highlighting the enduring legacy of such revolutionary tactics in modern movements.
#health
Fox News: Fetterman would be willing to confirm Dr. Oz — on one condition
Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., expressed willingness to confirm Dr. Mehmet Oz as the administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services if Oz commits to protecting Medicare and Medicaid. Fetterman, who defeated Oz in the 2022 Senate race, emphasized a lack of bitterness towards his former opponent.
Dr. Oz has been nominated by President-elect Donald Trump for the CMS position, with support from figures like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Sen. Rand Paul, who praised Oz's qualifications. Oz stated he is honored by the nomination and looks forward to serving.
#crime
The Western Journal: Venezuelan Gang Tren de Aragua Rapidly Growing in Size and Violence, Now Active in 16 States
The Tren de Aragua gang from Venezuela has expanded its operations to 16 states, including Virginia and Washington, D.C., according to a Department of Homeland Security memo. The gang is linked to rising violence and crime, particularly in areas with increasing Venezuelan migrant populations.
Officials warn that the gang engages in various criminal activities, from human trafficking to organized retail theft, and poses a significant threat to community safety. Critics attribute the gang's growth to perceived failures in border enforcement policies.
Forbes: Five More Accusers Sue Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs For Sexual Assault: Here Are All The Anonymous Lawsuits Filed So Far
Attorney Tony Buzbee has filed 20 lawsuits against Sean "Diddy" Combs, representing over 100 accusers alleging sexual assault, rape, and abuse, including incidents involving minors. Combs has denied all allegations, asserting confidence in his legal defenses.
The lawsuits detail various claims, including drugging and sexual assault at parties, with some plaintiffs stating they were threatened or coerced. Buzbee aims to expose those who allegedly enabled Combs' conduct while emphasizing that many accusers are from different states, some being minors at the time of the alleged incidents.