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21 Nov 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Top Faction in Olaf Scholz's Party Plots to Replace Him Before Election
Chancellor Olaf Scholz faces a revolt within his own Social Democratic Party (SPD) as members push for Defence Minister Boris Pistorius to replace him as the lead candidate for upcoming elections. This dissent comes after Scholz expelled the Free Democrats from his coalition government, indicating a loss of support.
Despite Pistorius's popularity, the SPD is struggling in polls, trailing behind both the Alternative for Germany and the Christian Democratic Union. Critics argue that both Scholz and Pistorius are tied to the failures of the current government, emphasizing the need for a change in policy.
Breitbart: Trump Thanks Gaetz After Withdrawing from AG Consideration
President-elect Donald Trump expressed gratitude to Matt Gaetz after Gaetz withdrew from consideration for Attorney General, citing concerns about becoming a distraction for the administration. Gaetz emphasized his commitment to Trump's success and the need for a smooth transition.
Trump had nominated Gaetz to address issues within the Department of Justice, promising to restore confidence and tackle government overreach. Gaetz's decision was framed as a move to prioritize the administration's objectives.
Fox News: Maryland governor defends $190K Trump-centric consulting contract as president-elect moves in next door
Maryland's Democratic Governor Wes Moore has contracted Accenture PLC to assess the impact of President-elect Trump's administration on the state. The $190,000 contract aims to analyze potential changes in federal funding and legal challenges, reflecting concerns over Trump's agenda.
Moore's administration emphasizes a collaborative approach with the incoming administration while preparing for potential conflicts. Critics argue the timing is poor given Maryland's budget deficit, but Moore's team insists understanding federal policies is crucial for the state's economy.
GB News: Nigel Farage hails GB News after beating Sky and BBC ratings
Nigel Farage praised GB News for surpassing Sky News and BBC News in ratings for three consecutive days this week. He expressed pride in the channel's achievement, noting it took three years to reach this milestone and optimistic about its continued growth.
The Telegraph: Putin exploited my fear of dogs in his power games, says Angela Merkel
Angela Merkel has accused Vladimir Putin of using her fear of dogs as a tactic during their 2007 meeting in Sochi. In her book Freiheit, she describes how Putin brought his dog Koni into the room, exploiting her discomfort as part of his "power games."
Merkel notes that this behavior reflects Putin's overall approach, where he is cautious about being treated poorly while also willing to assert dominance in various ways.
#society
GB News: Iceland volcano erupts for seventh time this year as lava spews out and tourists forced to evacuate
Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula has experienced its seventh volcanic eruption this year, leading to evacuation orders for nearby residents and guests at the Blue Lagoon spa. The fissure, approximately three kilometers long, began erupting with little warning and has raised concerns about gas emissions affecting the town of Grindavik.
While this eruption is smaller than previous ones, it continues a trend of increased volcanic activity in the region, which has seen ten eruptions since January 2020. Authorities remain vigilant as the area, previously dormant for 800 years, now faces a rising frequency of eruptions.
Breitbart: Lawsuit: California High School Officials Compared Teens' 'Save Girls' Sports' T-Shirts to a 'Swastika'
Two teenage girls from Martin Luther King High School in California are suing the school after officials compared their "Save Girls’ Sports" t-shirts to swastikas. The girls claim they faced disrespect and were told their shirts created a hostile environment after a transgender student displaced one of them on the varsity team.
The lawsuit alleges violations of their First and Fourteenth Amendment rights and Title IX protections. Their attorney argues that more young women are challenging policies allowing transgender athletes to compete in women's sports, highlighting a growing trend of legal actions across the country.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Foreign minister nixes visit by Dutch counterpart after he endorses ICC warrants
Israel's Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar canceled a visit by Dutch Foreign Minister Caspar Veldkamp after Veldkamp announced the Netherlands would comply with International Criminal Court arrest warrants for Israeli leaders Netanyahu and Gallant. This decision drew criticism from Opposition Leader Yair Lapid, who argued it further isolates Israel.
Sa’ar defended the cancellation, citing a need for national pride and diplomatic strength against what he termed the ICC's antisemitic policies. Meanwhile, Israel anticipates more arrest warrants related to its actions in the West Bank amid ongoing international scrutiny.
#culture
Fox News: Candace Cameron Bure gets emotional in teary-eyed response to Dave Coulier's cancer diagnosis: 'Been praying'
Candace Cameron Bure expressed her support for co-star Dave Coulier following his diagnosis of stage 3 non-Hodgkin lymphoma, emphasizing the treatability of his condition. She highlighted the importance of faith and prayer during this challenging time, sharing her emotional response to the news.
Bure also discussed her journey of faith, the increasing demand for faith-based content in Hollywood, and the importance of addressing mental health issues within the Christian community. She encouraged seeking professional help alongside faith in God.
GB News: Sir Elton John, 77, faces huge blow as Broadway show axed just days after opening
Elton John's Broadway musical "Tammy Faye" will close on December 8, just weeks after opening due to poor ticket sales and negative reviews. The production, which cost around $25 million, struggled to fill seats at the Palace Theatre, averaging only 300 tickets sold per night.
Despite a successful run in London, the New York reception was harsh, with critics labeling it "bland" and "misguided." The show faced significant financial challenges, grossing just £296,323 in its final week. The closure highlights the difficulties new productions face in the current Broadway landscape.
Breitbart: Sen. Daines: Restore Redskins Name, Removal Was 'Woke Gone Wrong'
Sen. Steve Daines criticized the NFL's decision to change the Washington Commanders' name from the Redskins, calling it a "case of woke gone wrong." He argues that the name honors Native American culture, particularly a Blackfeet chief, and has garnered support from the Blackfeet tribe.
Daines mentioned ongoing negotiations with the NFL and the Commanders to potentially restore the name and logo, emphasizing community support for the initiative. He expressed optimism about the direction of discussions and indicated he would support related legislation in committee.
#crime
Breitbart: Ex-Eagles Running Back Charged with Tax Fraud, COVID Relief Theft
Former NFL player Wendell Smallwood Jr. has been charged with tax fraud and theft of COVID-19 relief funds. Prosecutors allege he filed fraudulent applications for relief tied to businesses he owned, engaged in a kickback scheme, and submitted false tax reports resulting in $110,000 in improper refunds.
Smallwood faces multiple felony counts, which could lead to a 50-year prison sentence, although he is a first-time offender. His attorney states that he is cooperating with the investigation.
Fox News: Diddy slammed for diva antics during 'SNL' appearance
Sean "Diddy" Combs reportedly demanded a closed set during his 1998 appearance on "Saturday Night Live," as recounted by former cast member Ana Gasteyer. She noted that such demands were rare and described an incident where Will Ferrell interrupted Diddy's performance.
Currently, Diddy faces serious legal charges including racketeering conspiracy and sex trafficking, with a trial date set for May 5. If convicted, he could face a minimum of 15 years in prison.
#outdoors
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A new leader has emerged in the Lake Erie 'Fall Brawl' fishing contest, with Anthony X Yu catching a 31-inch walleye weighing 12.17 lbs. The competition runs until December 8, with the heaviest fish winning a fully-rigged 2024 Ranger boat.
Additionally, MN-FISH is hosting an online ice fishing auction with various prizes, including trips and fishing gear. The funds raised will support efforts to improve fishing management and address invasive species in Minnesota.