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25 Nov 2024
#politics
Fox News: Conservative satire outlet censored by Elon Musk-rival 'Bluesky': Chilling reminder
The Babylon Bee has criticized Bluesky for censoring its posts, labeling them as "intolerance." Editor-in-chief Kyle Mann highlighted the irony of a platform promoting tolerance while censoring differing views, recalling their previous suspension from Twitter for a satirical post about Adm. Rachel Levine.
Bluesky, created by Twitter's co-founder, has gained users but mirrors past Twitter censorship practices. Mann argues that this situation underscores the importance of Elon Musk's commitment to free speech on X.
GB News: Rachel Reeves's business plan 'makes absolutely no sense' - Matt Goodwin
Pollster Matt Goodwin criticized Rachel Reeves for her defense of the autumn Budget, claiming she is "gaslighting the country." He argued that her business strategy lacks coherence, despite Reeves asserting that her plans are aimed at stabilizing public finances and encouraging investment.
Reeves emphasized that her budget is a one-time measure and ruled out additional tax increases on businesses in the near future, asserting that public finances are now secure.
Fox News: Democrats no longer 'party of the people' as Trump transforms Republican Party: NY Times analyst
Political analyst Nate Cohn asserts that President-elect Donald Trump has undermined the Democratic Party's aspirations for a multicultural majority by appealing to working-class voters. He notes a significant decline in support for Democrats among traditional constituencies during the Trump era.
Cohn highlights that Democrats failed to leverage Trump's unpopularity, leading to a pessimistic outlook within the party, as reflected in recent polls. Trump's gains among Black, Hispanic, Asian, and young voters mark a shift in political dynamics, challenging the Democrats' long-held identity as the party of the people.
Le Monde: Prosecutors dismiss election interference and classified documents cases against Trump
Special Counsel Jack Smith has moved to dismiss criminal charges against President-elect Donald Trump related to the 2020 election and a classified documents case, citing Justice Department policy that prohibits prosecuting sitting presidents. This decision marks the end of federal legal efforts against Trump following his recent election victory.
The move reflects the implications of Trump's win, allowing him to enter office without facing scrutiny over these legal matters. Trump's team welcomed the dismissal as a victory for the rule of law, while Smith's office clarified that the decision was based on policy rather than the merits of the cases.
#society
Le Monde: Delusions of grandeur and a tragic night: The downfall of former business queen Aude de Thuin
Aude de Thuin, a prominent entrepreneur known for her role in corporate trade shows and the Women's Forum, was found in a tragic situation on June 4. Her husband, Hubert Zieseniss, was discovered dead in their Paris apartment, while de Thuin was alive but had attempted suicide.
The couple had recently hosted a dinner party and planned surgeries for their knee issues. Their lives took a dark turn shortly after, culminating in a shocking discovery that has raised questions about the pressures faced by successful individuals.
The Western Journal: Desperate Mainstream Media CEO Launches Vulgar Tirade Over the Way Elon Musk Has Changed Media Forever
Axios CEO Jim VandeHei recently criticized Elon Musk's claims about social media replacing traditional news outlets during a segment on MSNBC's "Morning Joe." He expressed disdain for the notion that anyone with a social media account can be considered a reporter, emphasizing the difficulty and importance of journalistic integrity.
Despite VandeHei's passionate defense of established media, his remarks lacked substantive solutions to the credibility crisis facing the industry. The segment devolved into a mutual admiration session among media figures, highlighting their struggles with declining trust and viewership while Musk continues to challenge their relevance.
#foreignaffairs
CNSNews: The Strategy of Wishful Thinking
The U.S. foreign policy has shifted dramatically since the Cold War, moving from a clear strategy of containment to a lack of coherent direction, especially after 9/11. The Bush, Obama, Trump, and Biden administrations have all struggled with strategic missteps, leading to destabilization in the Middle East and failures in managing international conflicts.
Currently, the Biden administration faces significant challenges, including Russia's invasion of Ukraine and escalating tensions with Iran and China. The absence of a guiding strategy has resulted in perceived U.S. weakness, raising concerns about the potential onset of a new global conflict.
Times Of Israel: Germany charges four for setting up Hamas weapons depots across Europe
German prosecutors have charged four individuals linked to Hamas for allegedly sourcing and storing weapons in Europe. The suspects, including two Lebanese men, an Egyptian, and a Dutch national, are accused of holding significant roles within the terrorist organization and maintaining weapons caches in Bulgaria and Denmark.
These operatives were reportedly seeking additional weapon storage in Poland and had identified potential targets in Germany, including the Israeli embassy and a US Air Base. Their arrests followed a ban on Hamas activities in Germany after the group's recent attacks on Israel.
#economy
GB News: ‘Gaslighting the country!’ Rachel Reeves’s Budget defence ripped apart by Matt Goodwin
Pollster Matt Goodwin criticized Labour's Rachel Reeves for her defense of the autumn Budget, claiming it misled the public about tax increases and ignored a significant fiscal shortfall. He argued that her business strategy lacks coherence and fails to inspire confidence for investment in the UK economy.
Reeves maintained that her Budget was necessary for stabilizing public finances and pledged to foster investment without further tax increases. However, CBI chairman Rupert Soames countered that the Budget burdens businesses and complicates job creation for young and low-wage workers.
#military
Breitbart: WATCH: An Off-Road View of the Ongoing Battle in Gaza
Israeli tactical unit Yatar continues operations along the Gaza border, engaging remnants of Hamas while patrolling for Hezbollah threats. The unit employs rapid-response vehicles to navigate difficult terrain and evacuate wounded soldiers in urban areas.
As battles persist, the IDF aims to encircle Hamas to encourage negotiations for the release of hostages. Progress is hindered by slowed U.S. military aid, with the focus expected to shift back to Gaza as a ceasefire in Lebanon looms.
#culture
Breitbart: Box Office: 'Wicked' Rules with $114M Debut, ‘Gladiator II’ Opens with $55.5M
The musical "Wicked" topped the North American box office with $114 million this weekend. Following it, "Gladiator II" earned $55.5 million, while "Red One" secured $13.3 million. Other films in the top ten included "Bonhoeffer: Pastor. Spy. Assassin." and "Venom: The Last Dance."
The box office rankings indicate a strong performance for new releases, particularly for "Wicked," which has captured significant audience interest. The diverse lineup showcases a mix of genres appealing to various viewers.
#crime
Fox News: Menendez brothers resentencing pushed back, judge eyes late January
A California judge has postponed the resentencing hearing for Erik and Joseph "Lyle" Menendez, who are serving life sentences for the 1989 murders of their parents. The delay follows the recent election of new Los Angeles District Attorney Nathan Hochman, who will review the case.
The brothers' defense argues for reduced sentences based on claims of childhood abuse, while some family members oppose their release. A separate habeas corpus petition is also in progress, presenting new evidence related to their allegations.