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21 Nov 2024
#politics
The Economist: Democrats are still processing their defeat
Democrats are grappling with the aftermath of their 2024 electoral defeat, producing analyses rather than transition plans for a potential Kamala Harris administration. Many within the party are acknowledging that despite their views on the Republican Party, voters favored it for governance.
The internal struggle reflects a need for the Democrats to reassess their strategies and appeal to the electorate. As they confront this reality, the party faces significant challenges moving forward.
The Western Journal: Election Expert Allan Lichtman Leaves Platform After Prediction That Kamala Would Beat Trump Backfires
Allan Lichtman, an election expert known for his predictions, left the social media platform X after facing backlash for inaccurately forecasting Kamala Harris would win the 2024 election. His emotional response to Trump's victory led to his departure and transition to Bluesky.
Lichtman's failed prediction highlights the unreliability of polling and forecasting models, as he faced ridicule for his emotional breakdown during the election results. Critics point out that predictions do not determine election outcomes, emphasizing the importance of fair elections.
#society
GB News: Missing British tourist who vanished from family holiday in Thailand found dead in storm drain
Fraser Wright, a 37-year-old British tourist, was found dead in a storm drain in Phuket after going missing during a family holiday. He was last seen around 10 PM on Tuesday and was discovered face down in shallow water by locals the following morning.
Police indicated that Wright entered the drain alone, with no signs of foul play. An autopsy is underway to determine the cause of death, while the British Foreign Office is assisting his family.
GB News: Essex Police forced out 'hate crime ambassador' after Black Lives Matter row
Michelle Harris, a hate crime ambassador for Essex Police, claims she was forced to resign after raising concerns about comments made during a Black Lives Matter discussion at a conference. She emphasized the value of all lives and criticized the lack of open dialogue at the event.
Her departure coincides with Essex Police's investigation into journalist Allison Pearson for a tweet alleged to stir racial hatred. Harris highlighted the need for free speech and comprehensive discussions on hate crimes, asserting that all community perspectives should be represented.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: ICC Issues Arrest Warrants for Netanyahu, Gallant over Gaza War
The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, alleging war crimes related to the conflict in Gaza. This marks the first time such warrants have been issued against leaders of a democratic nation.
The warrants, issued unanimously by the ICC's Pre-Trial Chamber, could result in arrest if Netanyahu and Gallant travel to any of the over 120 ICC member countries. The move has sparked outrage in Israel, particularly following a shift in U.S. policy regarding ICC officials.
Forbes: International Criminal Court Issues Arrest Warrant For Israel’s Netanyahu And Gallant Over Alleged War Crimes
The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, former defense minister Yoav Gallant, and Hamas leader Mohammed Deif, citing war crimes during the conflict with Hamas. The court claims Netanyahu and Gallant used starvation as a method of warfare.
Israel's foreign ministry has challenged the ICC's jurisdiction, arguing insufficient time was given to investigate the allegations. Israeli officials have condemned the warrants as politically motivated and lacking legitimacy. The effectiveness of the warrants remains uncertain, as several countries do not recognize the ICC's authority.
#culture
Le Monde: Jacques Labro, architect of Avoriaz ski resort, has died
Jacques Labro, the architect behind the iconic ski resort of Avoriaz, passed away on November 11, 2024, at the age of 89. His innovative designs, characterized by wooden facades and natural forms, set Avoriaz apart from the typical functionalist ski resorts of the 1960s.
Labro's work, alongside colleagues Jean-Jacques Orzoni and Jean-Marc Roques, established Avoriaz as a cultural landmark, earning accolades such as the Prix de l'Equerre d'Argent. The resort became known for its unique architecture and hosted the Avoriaz International Fantastic Film Festival for two decades.
#sports
GB News: Mike Tyson gave 'one of the great Oscar-winning performances of all time' in Jake Paul defeat
Sylvester Stallone has stirred controversy regarding Jake Paul's recent victory over Mike Tyson, suggesting Tyson delivered an "Oscar-winning performance" and implying the fight may have been staged. Paul won decisively, landing 78 punches compared to Tyson's 18.
Stallone, who has known Tyson since he was 19, emphasized that the performance was for his family. Other figures, like NFL legend Michael Irvin, have also questioned the fight's authenticity, noting Tyson's lack of signature moves. Both fighters maintain the bout was legitimate.