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22 Nov 2024
#politics
Fox News: Democrat Bob Casey concedes Pennsylvania Senate race to Dave McCormick
Pennsylvania Democrat Sen. Bob Casey has conceded the Senate race to Republican Dave McCormick, who won by a narrow margin of 17,000 votes. Casey expressed gratitude to voters and election officials, emphasizing the importance of counting every legal vote.
The recount process is underway due to the close results, which fall within the 0.5% margin required for an automatic recount. Casey thanked his supporters and highlighted the honor of serving Pennsylvania, while fellow Democrat Sen. John Fetterman praised Casey's legacy.
Fox News: President-elect Trump announces new choice for attorney general and more top headlines
Trump has announced a new attorney general choice, while a Democrat concedes in a tight Pennsylvania Senate race. The Pentagon warns of a new lethal capability from Russia in Ukraine, and GOP leaders criticize ICE for arrests of illegal migrants on serious charges.
In politics, a senator proposes eliminating a federal department following Trump's campaign promises. Walmart executives express concerns ahead of a potential second Trump term, and a conservative group's legal challenge leads to a reversal of a state's 'woke' education policy.
Liberty Nation News: Leftist Media on the Ropes - Liberty Nation News
Progressives face challenges as Comcast plans to spin off several left-leaning media outlets, including MSNBC, amid declining cable subscriptions. The shift highlights the struggle of traditional media in an era increasingly dominated by streaming services, with many viewers opting for more affordable alternatives.
As cable networks like MSNBC grapple with potential financial instability, the future of prominent progressive voices remains uncertain. Despite this, the left may still find support through other media channels, such as the recent acquisition of Audacy by a company linked to George Soros.
The Federalist: To Restore Democracy Trump Will Have To Overcome Deep State
In the wake of Donald Trump's election, federal bureaucrats are reportedly experiencing heightened anxiety over potential changes to their roles and policies. Concerns are growing about the administrative state’s resistance to Trump's agenda, which some view as a threat to democracy and self-governance.
The incoming administration is expected to face significant opposition from entrenched bureaucrats, who may attempt to undermine Trump's policies through various means. The emphasis on loyalty among appointees is seen as crucial for executing the president's agenda amidst this resistance.
Fox News: Why the Left hates election integrity and the secret ballot
In Pennsylvania and California, ballot counting controversies persist, with allegations of ineligible ballots being counted to influence election outcomes. Critics argue that these practices undermine election integrity and set a dangerous precedent for future elections, prioritizing group identity over individual voting rights.
The left's approach to voting, influenced by critical race theory, frames elections as collective rights rather than individual responsibilities. This perspective, coupled with lax voting regulations, raises concerns about the manipulation of electoral processes and the potential erosion of public confidence in democracy.
Liberty Nation News: Matt Gaetz Is Out – But Plenty of Controversial Nominees Remain - Liberty Nation News
Matt Gaetz has withdrawn his name from consideration for Attorney General, citing the distraction his nomination was causing. His departure raises questions about the confirmation prospects for other controversial Trump nominees, including Pete Hegseth and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Trump may seek to bypass Senate confirmation by using recess appointments. However, Republican senators could still block this move, and the outcome depends on whether they will support a recess to allow Trump to fill his cabinet.
#society
The Federalist: In Its New 'Copy Nothing' Campaign, Jaguar Copies Bud Light
Jaguar is rebranding to focus on an all-electric future, moving away from its luxury image associated with power and masculinity. The new marketing campaign, “Copy Nothing,” features a diverse cast that lacks the traditional appeal of the brand, aiming to attract affluent buyers seeking alternatives to Tesla.
Despite a significant drop in U.S. sales, the company seems disconnected from its core audience, echoing trends seen in other brands with tone-deaf marketing. As competitors like Porsche succeed with more relatable strategies, Jaguar's approach raises questions about its understanding of consumer preferences.
GB News: Baby girl mauled to death in 'less than a second' after being attacked by 31kg pet dog
A seven-month-old baby, Elle Doherty, died from severe head injuries after being attacked by her family's Belgian Malinois dog, Zeus. The incident occurred on June 16 and was captured on security footage, showing the attack lasting less than a second.
The dog's sudden aggression was described as unanticipated, occurring when Elle leaned on it. Following the attack, Zeus was euthanized. The coroner expressed condolences to the grieving family, acknowledging the tragedy of the situation.
GB News: Motorway traffic chaos: M62 blocked as icy roads cause 'a number of collisions' - 'Please slow down!'
Drivers are advised to avoid the M62 due to severe weather causing multiple traffic incidents and long delays between junctions 4 and 5. Icy conditions have led to reduced lanes and collisions, prompting warnings from police and traffic authorities.
Heavy snow is forecasted for the North East, with potential accumulations of up to 40cm in some areas, creating hazardous travel conditions. National Highways urges motorists to check for updates and exercise caution while traveling.
#war
The Telegraph: Legion of Winston Churchills hold the line in besieged city Russia wants most
In the besieged city of Pokrovsk, Ukraine, numerous depictions of Winston Churchill stand as symbols of resilience amidst destruction. Oleksiy Yudin, owner of the newly opened Churchill Store, expresses a desire for Churchill's spirit to inspire resistance against Russian aggression.
Yudin adapts Churchill's wartime rhetoric, emphasizing the need for weapons to combat the current threat. Despite the grim surroundings and low customer turnout, he remains hopeful for his cafe's success.
#foreignaffairs
The Federalist: Biden Invites WWIII By Greenlighting Missiles Against Russia
President Putin has lowered Russia's nuclear deployment threshold in response to the U.S. allowing Ukraine to use long-range missiles against Russian targets. This escalation could lead to a wider conflict, with concerns about North Korean soldiers joining the fight further complicating the situation.
The Biden administration's shift in policy, driven by both the North Korean involvement and the upcoming Trump administration, has raised alarms about the potential for World War III. As tensions rise, the implications for global security are severe, with nations like Sweden preparing for the worst.
Le Monde: Israel's united front against ICC decision
The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity. Israeli political leaders across the spectrum condemned the ICC's decision, with Netanyahu calling it anti-Semitic.
Opposition figures also criticized the warrants, framing them as a reward for terrorism. Legal experts view the situation as a significant test for both the ICC and Israel's judicial system, raising questions about the country's future conduct in Gaza and its national identity.
#health
GB News: Ulez fee refunds for cancer patient stopped for MONTHS with TfL failing to recoup costs
A cancer patient from Westerham, R.C., faced delays in receiving Ulez fee refunds from Transport for London (TfL) for months, accumulating around £530 owed. Despite submitting the necessary paperwork through King’s College Hospital Trust, the refunds were not processed until further intervention.
TfL acknowledged the issue and has since sent the overdue cheques, expressing regret for the distress caused. King’s College Hospital confirmed that they continue to submit claims but have encountered difficulties in processing some requests. Patients eligible for refunds must apply through their hospital or NHS Trust.
#outdoors
Tactical Bassin: BUYER'S GUIDE: TOP 10 FISHING AND BOATING ACCESSORIES!! (THAT WE USE DAILY) — Tactical Bassin' - Bass Fishing Blog
The Buyer's Guide highlights essential fishing and boating accessories that enhance the fishing experience but often go unnoticed. Items like quality pliers, life jackets, lure retrievers, and mapping tools are emphasized for their importance in daily fishing and travel.
Links to specific products are provided for easy access, directing readers to Tackle Warehouse for detailed descriptions and photos. These accessories are vital for both safety and success on the water.