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26 Nov 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: 'Foolish' Newsom Slammed By His Own Party After Elon Musk-Tesla Snub
California Governor Gavin Newsom's proposed tax rebate plan for electric vehicle buyers is facing backlash from within his own party. The plan would only benefit purchasers from struggling EV manufacturers, effectively sidelining Tesla, which holds a dominant market share in California.
Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna criticized the proposal as "foolish," emphasizing the importance of supporting Tesla, which employs over 20,000 people in his district. The tension reflects broader issues within the Democratic Party, as they grapple with their strategy in the wake of Trump's 2024 election victory.
#society
GB News: Number of single women undergoing IVF triples in a decade as average age drops to youngest ever
The number of single women in the UK seeking fertility treatment has tripled in the past decade, with nearly 5,000 undergoing IVF or donor insemination in 2022. This shift is attributed to increased societal acceptance of single motherhood and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The rise in treatments has also seen a doubling of same-sex female couples seeking fertility options. Despite the growing demand, NHS funding for fertility treatments has declined significantly, prompting calls for a review of the system to improve access and equality.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: BREAKING: Netanyahu recommends approval of US-backed ceasefire deal with Hezbollah
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans to recommend a ceasefire deal with Hezbollah to his security cabinet, following a proposal brokered by Washington. The deal aims to address the Iranian threat, isolate Hamas, and allow for the re-arming of Israeli soldiers.
Netanyahu emphasized the importance of enforceable agreements in his announcement. This development comes shortly after the election of President-elect Donald Trump, who aims to conclude foreign conflicts.
Le Monde: Netanyahu says he supports proposed ceasefire with Lebanon's Hezbollah
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has recommended a U.S.-brokered ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah, aiming to end nearly 14 months of conflict linked to the Gaza war. This comes amid intensified Israeli bombardment of Lebanon, resulting in multiple casualties.
The proposed ceasefire would halt fighting for two months and require Hezbollah to withdraw from southern Lebanon, while Israeli forces would return to their side of the border. However, the implementation remains uncertain, with Israel insisting on the right to respond to any violations.
Human Events: BREAKING: Netanyahu recommends approval of US-backed ceasefire deal with Hezbollah
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans to recommend a ceasefire deal with Hezbollah to his security cabinet, following a proposal brokered by Washington. The proposal aims to address the Iranian threat, isolate Hamas, and allow for the re-arming of Israeli soldiers.
This development comes shortly after Donald Trump's election victory, as he aims to conclude ongoing foreign conflicts.
#culture
Forbes: Drake Files Second Petition In Court Over ‘Not Like Us,’ Alleges Label Paid For Radio Promotion
Drake has filed a second petition against Universal Music Group (UMG) in Texas, alleging the label paid iHeartRadio to boost airplay of Kendrick Lamar's diss track "Not Like Us." This follows a similar filing in New York, where Drake claims UMG artificially inflated Lamar's streams.
Drake's lawyers accuse UMG of orchestrating a scheme to make Lamar's track a hit, despite its false allegations against Drake. UMG has denied these claims, asserting that they do not undermine their artists. The ongoing feud between the two rappers has intensified with multiple diss tracks exchanged.
Breitbart: Rumble Signs Gaming Superstar 'Dr. Disrespect' Who Vows to 'Make Gaming Great Again'
Rumble has partnered with streamer Dr. Disrespect to expand into gaming, promoting a mix of free and paid content. The streamer, known for his conservative views, aims to build the Rumble Gaming community and has launched merchandise echoing Trump's "Make America Great Again" slogan.
Dr. Disrespect, previously banned from Twitch and facing monetization issues on YouTube, has settled his lawsuit against Twitch. Rumble's deal with him includes compensation tied to performance milestones, emphasizing the platform's stance against censorship.
#crime
The Western Journal: Rams WR DeMarcus Robinson Catches ‘SNF’ Touchdown, Police Arrest Him Hours Later
Los Angeles Rams receiver Demarcus Robinson caught a touchdown in a 37-20 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles but was arrested hours later for allegedly driving over 100 mph. He was charged with misdemeanor DUI after declining a sobriety test and was released to a responsible party.
The Rams, now 5-6, are struggling after a promising three-game win streak. Coach Sean McVay described the loss as "humbling," emphasizing the need for the team to regroup before their next game against the New Orleans Saints.
#sports
Breitbart: Jake Paul Blasts 'Illogical and Inane' Claims Fight with Mike Tyson was Rigged
Jake Paul has dismissed rumors that his recent fight against Mike Tyson was rigged, labeling them as “illogical and inane.” Paul won the match by unanimous decision, improving his record to 11-1, while Tyson's record fell to 50-7.
Paul's Most Valuable Promotions issued a statement emphasizing that the fight was sanctioned and conducted in good faith, with no restrictions on either fighter. Both fighters reportedly performed to the best of their abilities, and the claims of rigging were strongly refuted by the promotion's co-founder.
#other
Front Page Magazine: Hamas Plotted Attack on US Air Force Base
German prosecutors have charged four Hamas operatives for planning attacks on Jewish institutions in Europe. The suspects, arrested in December 2023, are accused of maintaining weapons depots and coordinating with Hamas leaders for potential strikes, including on the U.S. Ramstein Air Base.
This case highlights the global ambitions of Hamas, contradicting claims that their actions are solely local. The group's activities in Europe raise concerns about the spread of Islamic terrorism and its implications for security in the West.