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27 Nov 2024
#politics
Le Monde: France's left-wing coalition nears breaking point
The left-wing Nouveau Front Populaire (NFP) coalition in France is facing internal divisions as tensions rise between the Socialists and the radical left La France Insoumise (LFI). With Prime Minister Michel Barnier's government at risk, the parties' differing strategies for the future are becoming increasingly incompatible.
The Socialists are looking to form a new coalition instead of relying on the NFP, while LFI expresses frustration over the lack of communication. As the political landscape shifts, calls for a motion of no confidence against Barnier are gaining traction, highlighting the fragile state of the coalition.
Forbes: ‘Several’ Trump Cabinet Nominees Targeted With Threats—Including ‘Swatting’ Incidents, Transition Team Says
Members of President-elect Donald Trump’s administration and cabinet nominees received violent threats, including bomb threats and swatting incidents, according to his transition team. A bomb squad responded to a pipe bomb threat at the Florida home of former Rep. Matt Gaetz.
The threats have been described as unAmerican and targeted not only the nominees but also their families. The situation is ongoing and under investigation.
The Western Journal: DNC Forced to Beg for Money After Disastrous Election Losses Lead to Party 'Betrayal'
The Democratic National Committee (DNC) is facing significant backlash after laying off hundreds of employees post-election, with the staff union launching a GoFundMe campaign that has only raised $18,000 of its $25,000 goal. The layoffs, described as a "betrayal" of party values, come after the DNC's costly campaign efforts, particularly Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign, which ended in substantial debt.
Despite raising over $1 billion for the campaign, the DNC's decision to downsize from 680 to fewer than 200 staff members has drawn criticism, especially for the lack of severance for those let go. The DNC claims it is adhering to union agreements while expressing sympathy for affected employees.
The Federalist: Fulton County Allegedly Skipped Key Election Check
Fulton County allegedly failed to comply with legal requirements for election integrity by not comparing the total votes recorded with the number of voters who cast ballots. This oversight raises concerns about the chain of custody for ballots and the accuracy of election results.
Despite these issues, election officials were reportedly compelled to certify the results due to a judicial ruling. Fulton County Board of Elections member Julie Adams expressed hope that the necessary comparisons will be made in upcoming runoff elections to ensure compliance with the law and enhance transparency.
Breitbart: Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro: 'Artificial Intelligence' Is Plotting a 'Cyber-Fascist Coup'
Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro accused artificial intelligence of being a tool for a "cyber-fascist coup" aimed at colonial control of humanity during a far-left gathering in Caracas. He claimed the Western world has weaponized AI for cognitive and economic warfare against nations.
Maduro announced plans for a global anti-fascist festival and a training school in Caracas, drawing inspiration from regimes in China, Russia, and Cuba. Despite his criticism, Maduro's regime has utilized AI for propaganda, including the creation of deepfake news reports to promote a positive image of his government.
Times Of Israel: Seeing opportunity under Trump, some settlers hope to take over West Bank holy site
Tens of thousands of Jewish worshipers gathered at the Tomb of the Patriarchs in Hebron for the annual Chayei Sarah pilgrimage, marking a significant religious event. The gathering drew various Israeli ministers, who discussed potential changes to the site's status quo amid a backdrop of geopolitical shifts.
Right-wing politicians are advocating for greater Jewish access to the site, traditionally shared with Muslims, citing support from the incoming U.S. administration. While some settlers express optimism about potential changes, others caution that the complexities of the situation may hinder immediate reform.
Forbes: Elon Musk Homes In On New Government Target: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Elon Musk has called for the elimination of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), labeling it a duplicative regulatory agency. His comments come as he co-leads a new commission aimed at reducing federal spending, following a podcast where concerns about the CFPB's impact on financial institutions were raised.
Established in 2011 after the financial crisis, the CFPB aims to protect consumers in financial markets. Musk's push aligns with broader Republican efforts to limit the agency's power, while Senator Elizabeth Warren defends its existence, asserting strong legal support for the CFPB.
#society
The Telegraph: Pas de Noël! France is short hundreds of Santa Clauses this Christmas
France is facing a shortage of Santas as fewer men are willing to take on the role due to long hours and challenging interactions with children and parents. Employment agencies report difficulty in finding replacements, with many retirees opting out of the festive job.
The decline in interest is attributed to negative experiences, including disrespectful behavior from children and parents, leading some seasoned Santas to quit. Despite the lucrative pay, the demanding nature of the job and the need for a cheerful demeanor deter potential candidates.
Breitbart: 'I Don't Feel Safe Anymore': Female Players Fearful After Biden Judge Allows Trans Athlete to Compete in Tournament
A federal judge has ruled that transgender volleyball player Blaire Fleming can compete in the upcoming women's college tournament, rejecting a motion for her disqualification. The judge stated that the plaintiffs failed to demonstrate irreparable harm or a likelihood of success.
Legal counsel for several female players expressed outrage, claiming the NCAA and conference officials are not protecting fair competition or athlete safety. The players argue that the presence of a trans-identifying male violates federal law and undermines women's sports.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Cuomo joins Netanyahu’s legal defense team against ICC warrants as he mulls 2025 NYC mayoral run
Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has joined Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's legal defense team amid ICC arrest warrants against Netanyahu and former defense chief Yoav Gallant. Cuomo condemned antisemitism and criticized the portrayal of Hamas actions, asserting that such narratives should be viewed as antisemitic.
Cuomo emphasized the importance of standing with Israel during this pivotal moment and expressed pride in his role on the defense team. The warrants have sparked bipartisan outrage in the U.S., with lawmakers seeking to sanction countries that assist the ICC in arresting Netanyahu.
#culture
Forbes: ‘Moana 2’ Breaks Disney Record In Previews, Expected To Top ‘Frozen 2’ Thanksgiving Release
"Moana 2" has set a record with $13.8 million in preview screenings, marking the highest earnings for a Disney Animation film ahead of Thanksgiving. The sequel is projected to earn between $135 million and $145 million in its opening five days, potentially surpassing "Frozen II."
Despite mixed reviews, with a 67% critics score on Rotten Tomatoes, the film's animation has been praised. The original "Moana" was a significant success, and Disney is also developing a live-action adaptation of the beloved story.
The Imaginative Conservative: Thanksgiving: A Sonnet
Thanksgiving is not recognized in British culture, yet the author reflects on its value as a day for gratitude, which underpins all virtues. He shares a sonnet that expresses thanks for survival and the interconnectedness of life, while also acknowledging loss and lament.
The poem emphasizes appreciation for existence and the shared human experience, recognizing the blessings of life and the grace that binds us. This perspective aligns with the broader theme of fostering a culture of gratitude.
#crime
Fox News: Australian police officer who used Taser on 95-year-old woman found guilty of manslaughter
Kristian James Samuel White, an Australian police officer, was found guilty of manslaughter for using a Taser on 95-year-old Clare Nowland, who was holding a steak knife. Nowland died a week after the incident, which occurred in May 2023. White faces up to 25 years in prison.
The jury rejected claims that White's actions were a proportional response to the situation. The case has sparked discussions on Taser use by police in New South Wales. White's employment is under review as the police commissioner expressed condolences to Nowland's family.
GB News: Police bosses instructed officers to record non-crime hate incidents even if victims did not think it is one
Lancashire police were directed to record non-crime hate incidents based on perceptions of prejudice, even if victims did not believe one occurred. This guidance, issued in 2019, allowed officers to log incidents without evidence of hostility, leading to over 1,000 recorded incidents from 2019 to 2022.
Critics, including former police officials, argue that this practice diverts resources from serious crime investigations and unnecessarily politicizes policing. Calls for the abolition of non-crime hate incidents have intensified, emphasizing the need for police to focus on actual criminal offenses.
Fox News: Killer wife appears unfazed by life sentence for husband's murder she blamed on daughter
Laurie Shaver, 41, has been sentenced to life in prison for the second-degree murder of her husband, Michael Shaver, whose body was found buried in their backyard in 2018. Shaver attempted to shift blame to her 7-year-old daughter during the trial, claiming abuse from her husband.
Michael Shaver disappeared in 2015, and his wife misled friends and authorities about his whereabouts. Testimony from their now-15-year-old daughter supported Shaver's defense. Despite the verdict, Shaver's attorney has filed an appeal.
#technology
Fox News: Fox News AI Newsletter: Amazon's $4B bet on an AI startup
Amazon is investing $4 billion in AI startup Anthropic to enhance its artificial intelligence systems, positioning itself as a competitor to OpenAI.
Additionally, a Stanford professor faces allegations of using AI to fabricate testimony in a politically sensitive case in Minnesota.
#other
The Federalist: Trump’s New Ag Secretary Needs To Tackle These Six Issues
Thanksgiving serves as a reminder of the critical role farmers and the agricultural industry play in food production, encompassing a wide network from farmers to transporters. The upcoming confirmation of Brooke Rollins as USDA secretary will address pressing issues like the delayed Farm Bill, labor shortages, and trade challenges.
Rollins will navigate complex agricultural policies, including the Farm Bill's funding for food security and rural development, immigration reforms for labor, and the impact of global events like the Ukraine conflict on food supply. These decisions will significantly influence food availability and agricultural practices in the U.S.