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26 Nov 2024
#politics
The Federalist: Judge Upholds Missouri's Voter ID Requirements
A Missouri judge has dismissed a lawsuit from the NAACP and residents challenging the state's voter ID law, ruling they lacked standing and failed to prove harm. The law, enacted in 2022, requires photo ID for voting and is deemed constitutional, aimed at preventing voter fraud.
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey hailed the ruling as a significant victory for election security, highlighting a trend of legal defeats for efforts to overturn voter ID laws in other states. The decision reinforces the state's commitment to maintaining election integrity.
Le Monde: Mexico suggests it would impose its own tariffs to retaliate against any Trump tariffs
President Claudia Sheinbaum of Mexico has responded to US President-elect Donald Trump's threat of a 25% tariff on Mexican goods, suggesting that Mexico could retaliate with its own tariffs. She emphasized that the drug problem is primarily a US issue and criticized the influx of weapons from the US, calling for a focus on regional solutions to migration.
Sheinbaum's stance marks a departure from her predecessor's more conciliatory approach, asserting that Mexico will negotiate as equals. She warned that tariffs could harm both economies, particularly affecting US automakers reliant on cross-border production. Dialogue is proposed as the best way to address these issues.
#society
Fox News: 7-year-old donates entire piggy bank to help those devastated by Hurricane Ian: 'They need it more than I do'
Seven-year-old Dominic D'Andrea donated his entire piggy bank, totaling $200, to aid Hurricane Ian victims, stating that the people of Florida need it more than he does. His mother, Jaclyn, shared that the donation idea arose from a conversation about the hurricane.
Dominic and his family are actively participating in relief efforts, planning to purchase supplies and set up a donation station in Fort Myers. They encourage others to contribute to their cause through various donation methods.
Fox News: Victim speaks out after Navy denies fuel-contaminated water caused injuries: 'Affected in nearly every way'
Hundreds of families are suing the federal government after a jet fuel leak at a Hawaii naval base contaminated drinking water, leading to serious health issues. Victims report symptoms like seizures and hospitalizations, while the Navy acknowledges the leak but denies it caused illness.
The affected families claim they were not informed of the contamination until they experienced side effects. Legal representatives are seeking accountability from the Navy, which has admitted to the contamination but disputes its health impacts. Over 700 clients are involved in the lawsuit.
Fox News: Father-son duo behind Patriot Awards trophies share how their patriotic business started 'unintentionally'
Shane and Justis Henderson, owners of Metal Art of Wisconsin, transformed their hobby into a thriving business after gaining attention on Instagram. They will design the trophies for the upcoming Fox Nation 2022 Patriot Awards, celebrating American heroes.
Their company, founded in 2013, emphasizes patriotism and community support through initiatives like Flags for Fortitude, which honors local heroes. The Hendersons aim to inspire others to pursue their dreams while maintaining a strong love for their country.
Fox News: Pete Hegseth to host fourth annual Fox Nation Patriot Awards set to honor everyday American heroes
Fox Nation will host its fourth annual Patriot Awards in Hollywood, Florida, honoring everyday American heroes for their acts of patriotism. The event, emceed by Pete Hegseth, will feature notable Fox News personalities and special guests, recognizing individuals across multiple award categories.
The awards aim to celebrate those who have made significant contributions to the nation, including law enforcement and veterans. The ceremony will be streamed live on Fox Nation, reflecting a stark contrast to typical Hollywood award shows by focusing on real heroes rather than celebrity accolades.
Fox News: Man donates Fox Nation's Patriot Awards tickets to two Florida deputies: 'Chose to honor them'
The Fox Nation Patriot Awards are set to honor everyday American heroes, with a special focus on law enforcement and first responders. Arizona resident Russell Watson donated his tickets to the event, allowing Florida deputies John Van Wagner and Greg Suchy to attend and express their gratitude.
The awards ceremony will feature notable Fox personalities and special guests, celebrating acts of patriotism across six categories. The event will be streamed live on Fox Nation, showcasing the importance of recognizing those who serve and protect the community.
Le Monde: The world's oldest man has died in England at 112
John Alfred Tinniswood, the world's oldest man, has died at age 112 in a care home in England. He held the title for nearly nine months after celebrating his birthday in August. Tinniswood attributed his longevity to "pure luck" and a life of moderation.
Born shortly after the Titanic sank, he served in World War II and lived through significant historical events. He is survived by his daughter, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. The title of the world's oldest living person now belongs to Japan's Tomiko Itooka, who is 116.
Fox News: Arizona grandma and stranger she mistakenly texted in 2016 will celebrate 9th Thanksgiving together
Wanda Dench and Jamal Hinton are celebrating their ninth Thanksgiving together after a mistaken text in 2016 led to an unexpected friendship. Hinton will host this year's dinner, continuing their heartwarming tradition that has resonated with many online.
Dench, who recently shared her breast cancer diagnosis, emphasizes the importance of living life fully at any age. Their story has inspired others, and last year they invited a stranger to join their celebration through a partnership with Airbnb.
Breitbart: Disney Pays Massive Sum to Settle Lawsuit Accusing Company of Paying Women Less than Men
Disney has agreed to pay $43.3 million to settle a lawsuit alleging that female employees in California earned $150 million less than male colleagues over eight years. The settlement, pending judicial approval, will compensate thousands of women who worked for Disney since April 2015.
The lawsuit, filed in 2019, claimed that Disney's salary policies led to gender discrimination. While Disney disputes the study's findings, it will use them to distribute the settlement. The plaintiffs' attorneys may seek up to $14.4 million for legal fees.
#health
Human Events: JOHN MAC GHLIONN: Medical malpractice poses an existential threat to Americans
Over one million Americans have died from drug overdoses since the late 1990s, but medical malpractice claims 400,000 lives annually, highlighting a crisis in healthcare. A report from Do No Harm reveals that medical schools are prioritizing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) over essential medical training, compromising the quality of future doctors.
This shift towards ideologically driven education risks patient care as students focus more on social doctrines than on clinical skills. As medical curricula dilute core subjects for DEI content, the potential for malpractice increases, threatening lives and eroding public trust in the medical profession.
#crime
The Telegraph: UAE confirms arrest of three men over rabbi’s killing
The UAE has arrested three Uzbek men in connection with the murder of Israeli rabbi Zvi Kogan, who was reported missing and found dead in his car. The authorities announced the arrests, identifying the suspects as Olimpi Toirovich, Makhmudjon Abdurakhim, and Azizbek Kamlovich.
The investigation was completed swiftly, with the interior minister praising the rapid response of law enforcement.
Breitbart: UAE Arrests Three Uzbeks in Connection to Death of Abu Dhabi Rabbi
The UAE has arrested three Uzbek men in connection with the murder of Rabbi Zvi Kogan, who was reported missing and later found dead in Al Ain. Israeli officials condemned the act as antisemitic terrorism and pledged to seek justice for Kogan, a prominent figure in the local Jewish community.
Kogan, a dual citizen of Israel and Moldova, was known for his contributions to Jewish life in the UAE. The U.S. State Department also condemned the murder, suggesting it may have been directed by a foreign agency, with speculation pointing towards Iran.
GB News: Man under investigation for wife's death had been arrested for domestic abuse in the past
The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is investigating Northamptonshire Police's handling of a domestic abuse case involving Harshita Brella, whose body was found in a car boot. Her husband, Pankaj Lamba, the prime suspect, had been arrested for domestic abuse weeks before her death.
Brella reported domestic abuse in August, leading to Lamba's arrest in September. The IOPC will review police actions regarding her report and any subsequent interactions with her. Brella was believed to have been murdered on November 10, with her body discovered in Ilford, London, the following day.
Breitbart: Escorts Lining up to Testify on Behalf of 'Diddy' in Sex Trafficking Trial
Sean “Diddy” Combs is facing federal trial on multiple serious charges, including sex trafficking and racketeering, after being indicted in September. He remains in jail, having been denied bail multiple times, and is preparing a defense that reportedly includes calling escorts to testify on his behalf.
Prosecutors allege Diddy used associates to target and abuse victims, while his defense seeks to counter these claims. In addition to the federal case, Diddy faces numerous lawsuits from individuals alleging sexual assault and misconduct, including disturbing accusations involving minors.