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21 Nov 2024
#politics
GB News: Elon Musk predicts establishment parties will 'CRUMBLE' in Britain - and here are the graphs that PROVE it
Elon Musk has highlighted Keir Starmer's declining approval ratings, predicting that all establishment parties in the UK will face significant challenges in upcoming elections. Starmer's popularity has plummeted from plus 11 to minus 38, marking a historic decline.
Polling indicates a rise in support for Nigel Farage's Reform UK, which is now more popular than both Labour and the Conservatives. In Wales, Reform UK has overtaken Labour in voter share, suggesting a potential shift in political dynamics. The next Senedd elections are set for May 2026.
The Economist: Congestion pricing in New York gets the go-ahead after all. Maybe
New York City is set to implement congestion pricing after delays, with the aim of addressing severe traffic issues. The city currently experiences the highest urban traffic congestion globally, with drivers spending an average of 101 hours stuck annually.
This decision comes as NYC prepares for the busy holiday season, marked by the first "Gridlock Alert" day. The move is seen as crucial before the potential shift in political power following the 2024 elections.
Fox News: Comer to create DOGE subcommittee chaired by Marjorie Taylor Greene to work with Elon Musk, Vivek Ramaswamy
House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer plans to establish a subcommittee led by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene to collaborate with the new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), headed by Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy. The focus will be on eliminating waste, fraud, and inefficiency in federal spending.
Comer emphasized the need for accountability and transparency, stating that the subcommittee aims to expose wasteful practices within the government. DOGE seeks to streamline operations and cut bureaucratic red tape, aligning with the priorities of the Trump administration.
#society
GB News: Prince William makes heartbreaking admission amid King Charles and Princess Kate's health concerns
Prince William visited Newport, Wales, to address women's homelessness as part of his Homewards initiative, aiming to end homelessness by 2028. He engaged with vulnerable women, including Rebecca, who shared her struggles with loss and resilience.
The visit highlighted Newport's commitment to tackling homelessness, with local authorities planning to create designated properties for women and enhance support services. The prince called for innovative solutions to address these challenges.
#military
Le Monde: Ukraine fires its first British Storm Shadow missiles into Russian territory
On November 20, 2024, the Ukrainian army launched its first strike using British Storm Shadow missiles against a Russian target in the Kursk region. This followed Ukraine's initial use of US-supplied ATACMS long-range missiles two days prior. The target appears to be a significant military site associated with the Russian presidential administration.
The strike has raised concerns about potential Russian retaliation, and speculation surrounds the nature of the target, which may involve military installations or command centers. The use of multiple missiles indicates the high value Kyiv places on this target.
#education
Fox News: Colleges raking in millions in federal dollars hold their breath as Trump vows to shake up US education
President-elect Donald Trump has pledged to reform higher education, criticizing universities for their handling of antisemitism and their reliance on federal funding. His campaign promises include imposing fines on schools for DEI initiatives and withholding federal funds from those that engage in online censorship.
Trump's potential changes could impact the billions in federal dollars that colleges receive annually, particularly the Ivy League schools, which have come under scrutiny for their responses to campus protests. Many universities face pressure from lawmakers and donors to take action against antisemitism or risk losing federal support.
#crime
GB News: Benefits fraudster who claimed over £67k from DWP in 'sophisticated' deception caught out after being spotted DANCING at club
Nadine Hill, 55, was sentenced to two years in prison for fraudulently claiming over £67,000 in benefits while falsely asserting she was unable to walk. An investigation revealed she had been attending football games and dancing, contradicting her claims of needing constant care.
The court deemed her actions as "sophisticated and planned," with Judge Christopher Batty criticizing her deceit. A future hearing will address the repayment of the fraudulent amount.