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22 Nov 2024
#politics
Forbes: Trump Hush Money Sentencing Postponed Indefinitely—Possibly Until He Leaves Office
Judge Juan Merchan has indefinitely postponed President-elect Donald Trump's sentencing, originally set for November 26, as he seeks to dismiss a guilty verdict on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records.
Prosecutors oppose the dismissal but agreed to the postponement during litigation. The timeline for a ruling on the dismissal is unclear, and sentencing may be delayed until after Trump leaves office.
Fox News: New York judge grants Trump request to file motion to dismiss case, cancels sentencing indefinitely
Judge Juan Merchan has granted Donald Trump's request to file a motion to dismiss charges against him in New York, with deadlines set for December. The sentencing date has been adjourned, and Trump's attorney argues that the case should be dismissed due to the recent election results and presidential immunity.
Trump faces 34 counts of falsifying business records, but his team claims the prosecution is politically motivated and flawed. They seek to have the guilty verdict overturned, citing Supreme Court decisions on presidential immunity.
Breitbart: Democrats Retreat from Transgender Priorities
Democratic leaders have distanced themselves from Rep. Sarah McBride's transgender priorities, responding to concerns over the electoral impact of supporting transgender rights in swing districts. Advocate Alejandra Caraballo expressed disappointment, stating that the retreat from these issues is disheartening.
The shift in Democratic strategy follows significant losses in the recent elections, where attacks on transgender policies were effective in swaying voters. With the party facing internal debates on how to approach transgender rights, Republicans are capitalizing on this divide, advocating for policies that prioritize women's spaces.
Breitbart: 15 Times Liberals Became Dangerous and Unhinged After Trump's Victory
Following Donald Trump's recent election victory, some Democrats and leftists have reportedly engaged in violent and dangerous behavior. Notable incidents include a woman allegedly murdering her father and a man committing a family murder-suicide, both linked to their reactions to the election results.
Additionally, there have been multiple reports of physical assaults against Trump supporters, threats made by teachers, and unprofessional behavior from medical professionals. These actions highlight a concerning trend of extreme responses among certain individuals on the left in the wake of the election.
Fox News: 'Great meeting': Tim Scott reveals Trump's 'all in' to help GOP protect majority in 2026 midterms
Sen. Tim Scott, newly elected chair of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, aims to protect and expand the GOP majority in the Senate with the support of President-elect Trump. Following a meeting at Mar-a-Lago, Scott emphasized the need for Trump’s active involvement in upcoming campaigns.
Scott plans to defend existing seats while targeting opportunities in battleground states, including Georgia and Michigan. He acknowledged the challenges ahead but expressed optimism about retaining key Republican seats. The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee is led by Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, who aims to capitalize on recent electoral successes.
The Western Journal: Trump's New Attorney General Nominee Pam Bondi Immediately Picks Up Widespread Support
Former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi has been nominated by President-elect Donald Trump to be the next Attorney General of the United States, following the withdrawal of Matt Gaetz from consideration. Bondi's nomination has garnered widespread support from Republican leaders, including Jeb Bush and Lindsey Graham, who praised her experience and toughness in combating crime and drug trafficking.
Trump emphasized Bondi's qualifications, highlighting her history as a prosecutor and her role in addressing the opioid crisis. He expressed confidence that she would refocus the Department of Justice on its core mission and combat perceived political biases within the agency. Bondi is expected to be confirmed quickly, with Republican senators expressing strong support for her nomination.
#society
GB News: Christmas cancelled: Market revamp sees carols BANNED after TikTok takeover - 'New calm festive environment'
A Christmas market in east London has banned carols to manage the influx of tourists following last year's viral online popularity. Organizers aim to create a "calm, festive environment," implementing measures to prevent overcrowding after over 7,000 visitors attended last December.
The market, which traditionally featured festive cheer and local shopping, will continue to offer mulled wine and mince pies but without the crowds and carols. Independent shops will operate from 5 PM to 9 PM weekly from November 27 to December 18, with no entrance fee.
Fox News: Florida deputy 'fighting for his life' following crash that killed 2 colleagues
A Florida deputy is in critical condition after being struck by a vehicle while conducting traffic enforcement, which also resulted in the deaths of two colleagues. The accident occurred when a female driver lost control while trying to pass another vehicle.
Deputy Ignacio Diaz underwent surgery and is currently stable, while the other two deputies were airlifted but did not survive their injuries. The incident is under investigation, and no charges have been filed yet.
GB News: Church of England suspends four priests after Justin Welby's resignation
Four priests, including a former chaplain to Queen Elizabeth, have had their permissions to serve suspended amid investigations into their alleged knowledge of abuse by John Smyth. The Diocese of London and the Diocese of Gloucester are conducting inquiries based on the Makin report, which details historical abuse.
The report suggests that the suspended priests were aware of the abuse but did not act. The Bishop of Newcastle has called for those named in the report to resign or step back from ministry. Keith Makin expressed satisfaction with the report's impact and raised concerns about potential cover-ups.
Le Monde: Six tourists dead from suspected methanol poisoning in Laos
A second Australian tourist has died in Thailand from suspected methanol poisoning, raising the death toll to six, including citizens from Denmark, the U.S., and the U.K. The group fell ill after a night out in Vang Vieng, Laos, prompting calls for a thorough investigation.
Authorities are warning travelers about the risks of methanol poisoning in Laos, where toxic alcohol is often mixed into drinks. The Vietnamese manager of the hostel where the tourists stayed has been detained for questioning as investigations continue.
GB News: Dawn Neesom takes aim at Rachel Reeves in furious winter fuel allowance rant: ’So angry!’
GB News presenter Dawn Neesom criticized Labour's Rachel Reeves over cuts to the winter fuel allowance, which are expected to increase relative poverty among pensioners. Neesom expressed anger that pensioners are funding Reeves' energy expenses for her second home.
Reeves defended her expenses, stating that MPs must maintain homes in both London and their constituencies. She assured that efforts would continue to protect vulnerable pensioners and maintain pension incomes, despite the cuts to the winter fuel payment affecting many.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Germany won’t arrest Netanyahu ‘because of its Nazi history’
Germany indicated it will not arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he visits, citing its Nazi history and special ties with Israel. This comes after the ICC issued an arrest warrant for Netanyahu over alleged war crimes in Gaza, which he decried as anti-Semitic.
Several European nations, including the UK, plan to honor the ICC's warrant, but Germany's stance reflects its unique historical context. Government spokesman Steffen Hebestreit expressed doubt about the feasibility of such arrests in Germany.
Breitbart: Report: Trump Team Already Preparing Steps to Challenge ICC
President-elect Donald Trump plans to challenge the International Criminal Court (ICC) after it issued arrest warrants for Israeli leaders over alleged war crimes in Gaza. This move follows President Biden's revocation of Trump's sanctions against the ICC, which aimed to protect U.S. and allied military personnel.
Trump's team is considering imposing personal sanctions on ICC officials, including judges, and potentially extending these to their family members. The Biden administration's perceived leniency towards the ICC has raised concerns among Israelis about U.S. intentions regarding Israel's military actions.
#economy
Forbes: Who Will Trump Pick For Treasury Secretary? These Are The Top Contenders—And Their Betting Odds.
Four candidates are in contention for the Treasury secretary position under President-elect Donald Trump, with Kevin Warsh currently favored. Warsh, a former Federal Reserve board member, may also be considered for Fed chairman in 2026.
Scott Bessent, Marc Rowan, and Bill Hagerty are also under consideration, with Bessent expected to step in if Warsh moves to the Fed. The U.S. national debt, now at $36 trillion, poses a significant challenge for the next Treasury secretary.
#crime
The Western Journal: Special Forces Vet Explains What Happens When Trump Cuts Delta Force Loose Against Cartels
A retired Green Beret, Evan Hafer, claims that if President-elect Trump utilizes U.S. Army Special Forces against Mexican drug cartels, they could be eradicated within two years. He warns that cartel leaders would be unprepared for the level of violence they would face.
Trump has vowed to take a strong stance against the cartels, labeling them as terrorist organizations and pledging to use military assets to combat the drug crisis affecting the U.S. The incoming border czar has echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the need to dismantle the cartels responsible for a significant number of overdose deaths.
Fox News: Daniel Penny trial: Defense witness who claimed chokehold didn’t kill Jordan Neely returns to stand
Dr. Satish Chundru testified in Daniel Penny's trial, asserting that the chokehold did not cause Jordan Neely's death during a subway incident. He attributed Neely's death to a combination of factors, including sickle cell trait and schizophrenia, contradicting the medical examiner's autopsy findings.
Dr. Michael Baden countered Chundru's claims, emphasizing that Neely's sickle trait was benign and did not contribute to his death, which he attributed to asphyxiation from the chokehold. Penny faces serious charges, including second-degree manslaughter, with potential prison time if convicted.
#sports
Supertrax Online: MBRP Performance Exhaust for Arctic Cat's CATALYST ZR 600
AJ collaborates with Josh Barkey from MBRP to enhance the Arctic Cat ZR 600 CATALYST. They focus on reducing weight and boosting horsepower through the installation of MBRP's latest exhaust system.