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21 Nov 2024
#politics
Forbes: Biden Administration Pushes For Last-Minute Crackdown On Big Tech—Here's How Trump's Approach Might Be Different
The Biden administration is intensifying its antitrust actions against major tech companies as it approaches the end of its term. Key cases include a push for Google to divest its Chrome browser and scrutiny of Amazon's pricing practices. The Justice Department and FTC are also examining other major mergers and practices.
With Donald Trump set to take office, there is speculation that his administration may ease regulatory pressure on Big Tech. Anticipated changes in leadership at the FTC and Justice Department could shift the focus on ongoing antitrust cases and future mergers.
The Western Journal: ‘Never Coming Back’: Ellen DeGeneres Flees America After Trump's Victory Over Kamala Harris
Ellen DeGeneres and her partner Portia de Rossi have reportedly left the U.S. for England following Donald Trump's election victory over Kamala Harris. While they claim this move is a reaction to the election results, reports indicate they had already planned their relocation prior to the election.
Speculation surrounds their departure, particularly regarding DeGeneres’s past associations, including with Sean Combs, leading to theories about her motivations. Critics question the authenticity of her reasons for leaving, suggesting it may be more than just political discontent.
Fox News: Ted Cruz urges White House to halt $1.25B in 'digital equity' funds
Sen. Ted Cruz is calling on the Biden administration to stop a $1.25 billion "Digital Equity" program, arguing it is unconstitutional for using race-based criteria to expand broadband access. He claims the program violates the Fifth Amendment and lacks evidence of racial discrimination in internet access.
Cruz's letter criticizes the program's guidance, stating it fails to provide clear metrics for its criteria and does not define "minority." He urges the NTIA to either withdraw the guidance or explain its constitutional compliance by December 12.
Fox News: Latino-American Trump supporters slam notion that they are racist and misogynist: 'Trying to divide us'
Residents of Rio Grande City, Texas, criticized the idea that racism and misogyny influenced Vice President Kamala Harris's loss in the 2024 election. They emphasized that voting decisions should be based on qualifications rather than race or gender, rejecting narratives from Democrats that seek to divide voters.
The area, historically a Democratic stronghold, saw a significant shift towards the GOP, with Trump winning Starr County. Locals expressed that various factors, not just identity politics, contributed to the lack of support for Harris, highlighting a growing multi-racial coalition within the Republican Party.
#society
GB News: easyJet launches new packages to African holiday spot with year-round temperatures of 28°C
easyJet holidays is launching its first package holidays to Cape Verde, starting at £679 per person, with flights from London Gatwick beginning March 31, 2025. The destination, particularly the island of Sal, is noted for its beautiful beaches and vibrant nightlife.
The offerings include stays at three luxury Melia resorts catering to families and couples, with all packages featuring flights, luggage allowance, and transfers. easyJet's expansion includes 26 new flight routes from eight UK airports, aiming to attract diverse travelers.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: World split over Netanyahu, Gallant arrest warrants, as some in EU vow to uphold them
The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former defense minister Yoav Gallant on charges of crimes against humanity and war crimes related to the conflict in Gaza. This unprecedented move marks the first time the ICC has targeted leaders from a democratic nation, prompting varied reactions from European officials, who expressed readiness to comply, and U.S. lawmakers, who condemned the decision and called for sanctions against the court.
Responses from international leaders have been mixed, with some supporting the ICC's actions while others, including U.S. officials, argue that the court lacks jurisdiction. Human rights organizations welcomed the warrants, asserting that they signify a step towards accountability for alleged atrocities in the region. The situation remains tense, with ongoing debates over the implications of the warrants for international law and diplomacy.
The Telegraph: The ICC’s anti-Israel arrest warrants are a travesty – we must stand with Netanyahu
The International Criminal Court has issued warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, accusing them of war crimes and crimes against humanity. Critics, including Israeli President Isaac Herzog, have condemned this move as an absurd betrayal of justice.
The warrants have sparked debate on the ICC's legitimacy, especially given Israel's functioning democracy and legal system. The situation raises concerns about the implications for international law and the UK's potential obligation to enforce these warrants.
Fox News: Fetterman says 'F--- that' amid bipartisan backlash over arrest warrants targeting Israel's Netanyahu, Gallant
The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant for alleged crimes against humanity and war crimes. This decision has sparked bipartisan criticism in the U.S., with lawmakers arguing it disregards the context of Israel's military actions following the October 7 Hamas attack.
Senators and Representatives have condemned the ICC's actions, labeling them as an abuse of international law and calling for sanctions against the court. They emphasize that Israel's military response was a matter of self-defense against Hamas's violent aggression.
Breitbart: Crew of Hijacked Cargo Ship Mark One Year as Houthi Prisoners
On the one-year anniversary of the Houthi seizure of the MV Galaxy Leader, the crew remains hostage under dire conditions. The ship was taken in a commando raid while sailing through international waters, with the Houthis justifying the act by claiming ties to Israel.
Despite international efforts, including U.S. and EU operations, the Houthi attacks on shipping have continued, significantly impacting global trade and increasing shipping costs. The situation has worsened humanitarian efforts in affected regions.
#military
Times Of Israel: ‘We live in darkness’: Bombed-out Metula’s last few residents hope to rebuild
In Metula, residents like Tamira Lang live in fear of Hezbollah attacks, often switching off lights to avoid detection. Following the Hamas onslaught on October 7, Israel evacuated northern border communities, displacing around 60,000 people amid ongoing rocket fire.
As talks for a ceasefire continue, daily rocket sirens plague the town, with many homes damaged. Residents express the need for safety assurances before returning, as concerns grow over Hezbollah's military preparations. Recovery for Metula's infrastructure could take at least a year.
GB News: Putin may unleash chemical weapons in just weeks as he feels 'cornered' and 'rattled' by Ukraine invasion into Russia
Vladimir Putin may resort to using chemical weapons as he feels increasingly cornered amid recent Ukrainian attacks. Ex-NATO commander Hamish de Bretton-Gordon suggests that the situation in Kursk is dire for Russia, with significant troop losses and heightened military actions from Ukraine using advanced US and UK missiles.
Despite concerns over chemical warfare, de Bretton-Gordon believes that NATO's capabilities would thwart any successful nuclear strike from Russia. He warns that the control of Kursk could influence the war's outcome, with significant implications for future negotiations.
#culture
GB News: Jaguar's rebrand blasted for 'ridiculous' new logo and advert
Jaguar has faced criticism for its rebranding efforts, which include changing its logo to a curved geometric "J" and launching a new television advertisement. Critics warn that these changes could lead to "commercial suicide" for the luxury car manufacturer.
#crime
Fox News: Connecticut manhunt underway after suspect allegedly kills mother, infant in drive-by shooting
Lance Morales, a 23-year-old from Waterbury, is wanted for the drive-by shooting deaths of Jessiah Mercado, 20, and her 4-month-old son, Messiah Diaz, in Hartford, Connecticut. The shooting reportedly stemmed from a dispute over a vehicle.
Law enforcement agencies are actively pursuing Morales, who faces multiple charges including murder. His vehicle was found abandoned, and police urge him to surrender. A bond of $3 million will be set upon his capture.
#technology
Le Monde: Who is Jay Graber, the CEO of Bluesky?
Bluesky, a microblogging platform launched in February 2023 under CEO Jay Graber, aims to provide a safe alternative for users leaving X (formerly Twitter). Developed as a public benefit corporation, it operates on an open-protocol system, allowing user-driven improvements.
Graber, born in Tulsa in 1991 to a Chinese immigrant mother, has a background in technology and social activism. She became CEO after ensuring Bluesky's independence from Twitter, especially amid changes brought by Elon Musk's acquisition.