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22 Nov 2024
#politics
Forbes: Pam Bondi Is Latest Trump Personal Attorney To Join His Administration—Here’s The Full List
President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Pam Bondi, former Florida Attorney General, as his attorney general. Bondi previously represented Trump during his first impeachment trial and has been involved in various legal efforts on his behalf. Other notable appointments include Will Scharf as White House staff secretary, Doug Collins for the Department of Veterans Affairs, and Todd Blanche as deputy attorney general.
These nominations come as Trump rewards his personal attorneys amid ongoing legal challenges. While some of his criminal cases are expected to conclude without trial before he takes office, he faces civil cases that will continue. Bondi's appointment is seen as one of the less controversial choices in Trump's administration.
Fox News: DAVID MARCUS: Election shenanigans show Dems' fear of Pennsylvania turning red
Anger erupted at a Bucks County Election Commission meeting after Commissioner Diane Ellis-Marseglia stated she would count illegal ballots in Pennsylvania's U.S. Senate race, despite state Supreme Court rulings. Following the controversy, Democratic Sen. Bob Casey conceded to challenger Dave McCormick.
The incident highlights concerns among Democrats about Pennsylvania shifting towards the Republican Party. With Trump improving his vote totals even in traditionally Democratic areas, the state may be moving away from its swing state status. If Democrats continue to lean left, they risk losing their foothold in Pennsylvania.
The Federalist: The Left Copes With Trump's Triumph As A Cultural Icon
President-elect Donald Trump has emerged as a cultural icon following his re-election, marked by a viral dance trend inspired by his campaign anthem, "Y.M.C.A." This celebration reflects a significant comeback after years of criticism and challenges, with supporters embracing his return to prominence.
Critics, however, express concern over the celebratory tone, highlighting the serious implications of Trump's policies. Despite this, Trump's appearance at a UFC event, accompanied by notable figures, signals a shift in political dynamics, as he positions himself as a leader promising a "golden age of America."
#foreignaffairs
GB News: North Korean general 'wounded' in Ukrainian Storm Shadow missile strike against Russia
A North Korean general has reportedly been injured in a Ukrainian strike in Russia's Kursk region, marking the first military casualty from North Korea since its involvement in the Ukraine conflict. The strike, utilizing British Storm Shadow missiles, targeted a control room housing Russian and North Korean officials.
The incident follows North Korea's deployment of around 10,000 troops to assist Russian forces. Analysts suggest that this partnership allows North Korea to gain military experience and technology while potentially reducing its dependency on China.
The Telegraph: The photos that expose Russia’s oil-for-troops deal with North Korea
Russia has allegedly supplied North Korea with over a million barrels of oil and anti-air missiles in exchange for troops and artillery shells. Satellite images indicate that North Korean tankers have made multiple trips to Russia's Far East, violating UN sanctions aimed at curbing North Korea's nuclear ambitions.
This exchange highlights a mutual benefit, with North Korea aiding Russia's military efforts while receiving critical resources in return. The tankers reportedly disable their tracking devices during these operations to evade detection.
Le Monde: Four Italian peacekeepers injured in rocket attack on UN base in Lebanon
Four Italian soldiers were lightly injured in a rocket attack on the UN peacekeeping mission in Lebanon, with initial evidence suggesting Hezbollah's involvement. Italian officials, including Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, condemned the attack and called for the protection of UNIFIL personnel.
The Italian defense minister reported that two rockets struck a base in southern Lebanon, injuring soldiers with flying glass. He emphasized the need for safety and peace in the region, criticizing the presence of militias that threaten both UN forces and civilians.
Times Of Israel: Iran set to launch ‘advanced centrifuges’ after IAEA censure for noncooperation
Iran plans to launch new advanced centrifuges for uranium enrichment following a UN resolution criticizing its lack of cooperation with the IAEA. The resolution demands answers regarding undeclared nuclear sites and could lead to further sanctions if compliance is not achieved.
In related developments, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps labeled the ICC's arrest warrants for Israeli leaders as a significant blow to Israel. Concurrently, an Iranian missile attack on Israel on October 1 raised concerns for civilian aviation, as commercial flights were reportedly in the vicinity during the assault.
#crime
The Western Journal: Alabama Executioners Cut Off Killer's Final Public Words Before State's Unique Nitrogen Method Is Used for a Third Time
Carey Dale Grayson was executed in Alabama using nitrogen gas, marking the state's third use of this method. His final words were cut off after he directed profanity at officials. Grayson was convicted of the brutal murder of Vicki DeBlieux in 1994, which involved severe violence and mutilation.
Despite expressing remorse before his execution, Grayson was the only member of his group to face the death penalty due to the ages of the others at the time of the crime. Alabama Governor Kay Ivey defended the execution method, contrasting it with the horrific nature of DeBlieux's murder.
GB News: Moment thieves snatch phones from two pedestrians before police chase yobs for TWO hours through city
Two thieves on e-bikes stole mobile phones from pedestrians in central London, with their actions captured on video. After a nearly two-hour police chase involving ground units and a helicopter, both suspects were arrested at their homes.
The Metropolitan Police reported the swift operation, resulting in the thieves receiving over five years in prison for their crimes. The incident highlights a broader issue, as approximately 78,000 "snatch thefts" occurred in England and Wales over the past year.
GB News: 'Despicable' man who strangled neighbour to death over Post Office money card jailed
Tom Alexander Ellison, 35, has been sentenced to over 17 years in prison for the murder of his neighbor, 58-year-old Ian Jupe, in Southampton. The crime occurred in May when Ellison strangled Jupe and stole his Post Office card, using it to withdraw £480.10.
Ellison denied intentionally killing Jupe but admitted to intending harm. The court confirmed Jupe died from neck compression, and his family expressed their grief over the tragic loss. Authorities emphasized the importance of holding accountable those who harm vulnerable individuals.