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26 Nov 2024
#politics
Fox News: Ronald Reagan was in love with America, 'Reagan' co-star Nick Searcy says
Nick Searcy, co-star of the film "Reagan," attributes its success to the portrayal of Ronald Reagan's deep love for America. He notes that while critics may not favor the film for political reasons, audience reception has been overwhelmingly positive, reflected in its strong box office and DVD sales.
Searcy draws parallels between Reagan and Donald Trump, highlighting similar media treatment and public perception. He emphasizes that the film is not only a historical account but also a love story, showcasing Reagan's emotional connection to the country and his significant contributions to its legacy.
Fox News: Ilhan Omar blasts Harris-Walz campaign for courting Liz Cheney: 'Huge misstep'
Rep. Ilhan Omar criticized the Democratic presidential campaign of Vice President Kamala Harris and Gov. Tim Walz for their endorsement of Liz Cheney, calling it a significant misstep, particularly in Michigan, where the Uncommitted Movement has influence due to dissatisfaction with U.S. policy on Gaza.
Omar emphasized that the endorsement alienated key voter demographics, particularly Arabs and Muslims, and noted the lack of personal engagement from Harris and Walz in Dearborn compared to Trump’s outreach. She expressed concerns about the implications of a potential Trump presidency on U.S.-Israel relations.
Forbes: Trump Federal Cases Officially End: Appeals Court Drops Documents Case At Jack Smith’s Request
The federal prosecutions against Donald Trump concluded when a federal appeals court dismissed his case regarding alleged withholding of White House documents. Special Counsel Jack Smith requested the dismissal, citing the DOJ’s policy against prosecuting sitting presidents.
While the charges were dropped, they could potentially be refiled after Trump leaves office. Trump has consistently denied wrongdoing, labeling the prosecutions as politically motivated. He faces other ongoing legal challenges, including cases in New York and Georgia.
GB News: Bev Turner and Andrew Pierce weigh in on Nigel Farage's popularity amid General Election petition
GB News hosts Andrew Pierce and Bev Turner discuss Nigel Farage's rising popularity, noting he consistently ranks as the most favored party leader in polls. They suggest that the establishment media's negative portrayal of him contrasts with public sentiment, as many viewers resonate with his views.
Forbes: Can Trump Face Criminal Trials After Leaving Office? What To Know As Jack Smith Drops Charges
Special Counsel Jack Smith has dismissed federal criminal charges against President-elect Donald Trump due to the Justice Department's policy against prosecuting sitting presidents. The cases, related to attempts to overturn the 2020 election and withholding documents, could potentially be revived after Trump leaves office, although legal challenges remain.
While the federal cases are dropped, Trump's state criminal cases are still pending. He faces felony charges in New York for falsifying business records and is also charged in Georgia for trying to overturn the election. The outcomes of these cases may be delayed until after his inauguration.
Forbes: Trump’s Cabinet And Key Jobs: Kevin Hassett Expected For Economic Council Job
President-elect Donald Trump is finalizing his cabinet selections, with Kevin Hassett expected to lead the National Economic Council. Other key appointments include Scott Bessent as Treasury Secretary, Pam Bondi as Attorney General, and Pete Hegseth as Defense Secretary, despite facing scrutiny.
Trump's picks reflect a mix of loyalty and controversy, such as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for Health and Human Services and Tulsi Gabbard for Director of National Intelligence. The administration aims to implement aggressive policies on trade, immigration, and public health.
#society
Fox News: How to (kindly) ask people not to post your kids' photos on social media
A 27-year-old graduate student has been arrested for creating AI-generated child pornography using images of real children from the internet, catering to pedophiles. This alarming incident raises concerns about the safety of sharing children's photos online.
Parents are advised to keep their children's images off social media to prevent potential exploitation, emphasizing the need for privacy and safety. Clear communication with friends and family about this decision is crucial, as well as utilizing private sharing options for photos.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Israel and Lebanon's Hezbollah agree to a ceasefire, started on Wednesday
Israel has approved a US-brokered ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah, aiming to end 14 months of conflict linked to the Gaza war. The deal includes a two-month halt in fighting and requires Hezbollah to withdraw from southern Lebanon, with monitoring by an international panel.
Despite the optimism, Israel continues strikes in Lebanon, targeting Hezbollah's military capabilities, resulting in casualties. Implementation of the ceasefire remains uncertain, as Israel retains the right to respond to any violations, which Hezbollah officials have yet to fully accept.
The Telegraph: Putin would have no chance against the West
After 33 months of war, foreign sanctions are impacting Russia's defense industry, particularly affecting the United Aircraft Corporation's ability to source components for the Sukhoi Su-57 stealth fighter. Despite challenges, Russia continues to find ways to obtain necessary parts, revealing ongoing procurement issues.
These sanctions, especially on critical components like microchips, highlight vulnerabilities in Russia's military supply chain that could be exploited by its adversaries. The situation underscores the complexities of the Kremlin's modernization efforts amid international restrictions.
#economy
Fox News: Construction trade group leaders look forward to new leadership under Trump: 'Relief on the horizon'
Construction trade leaders express optimism for a Trump administration, anticipating reduced regulations that hindered growth under Biden. Despite the administration's claim of adding 1.6 million jobs, industry representatives cite disappointing participation in key funding programs due to regulatory burdens.
They argue that the Biden administration's complex regulations and labor policies have slowed project progress. Leaders believe that with potential regulatory rollbacks, infrastructure construction could see significant growth as previously funded projects finally begin.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF soldier killed in Gaza fighting, another succumbs to wounds sustained on Oct. 7
Two Israeli soldiers were killed during ongoing military operations in Gaza, raising the total number of Israeli casualties in the conflict to 381. The deaths include Sgt. Tamer Othman and Sgt. First Class Yona Betzalel Brief, with the latter having been critically injured during Hamas's initial attack on October 7.
In response to the escalating violence, the IDF confirmed the death of a Hamas rocket unit leader in an airstrike, while airstrikes in Gaza resulted in additional Palestinian casualties. The humanitarian situation remains dire, with reports of significant civilian suffering and displacement due to the conflict.
#health
Fox News: Thanksgiving decision: Is butter or margarine a better spread at your feast?
As families prepare for Thanksgiving, the debate over butter versus margarine continues. Registered dietitian Jillian Kubala emphasizes that while margarine is often seen as a healthier option due to lower saturated fat content, the health effects of fats are complex and depend on their source and composition.
Experts suggest that butter, a natural dairy product, may be a better choice in moderation compared to highly processed margarine, which can contain unhealthy trans fats. Additionally, plant-based spreads are gaining popularity but often rely on omega-6-rich oils, which may lead to dietary imbalances. Overall, a balanced approach to fat consumption is recommended.
#outdoors
Supertrax Online: 2025 Polaris 650 Indy SP 137 Detailed Overview
Motorhead Mark previews the 2025 Polaris Indy SP, part of the upcoming value snowmobile shootout on SNOWTRAX. This model features the MATRYX platform, equipped with the Patriot 650 engine and a 137-inch skid.