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28 Nov 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Hollywood Celebrities Throw Tantrums After Jack Smith Seeks to Dismiss Trump Charges
Hollywood celebrities have reacted strongly to special counsel Jack Smith's decision to dismiss federal charges against President-elect Donald Trump, expressing alarm over what they perceive as a threat to the rule of law. Figures like Mark Hamill and Jon Cryer voiced concerns about accountability and justice in America.
The dismissal marks a significant legal victory for Trump, with remaining cases now at the state level in Georgia and New York. Many celebrities, who previously supported the legal actions against Trump, are now lamenting the implications of this outcome.
Breitbart: Nolte: MSNBC Staffers Upset over Sharpton’s $500K Payola from Kamala
MSNBC faces scrutiny over a $500,000 donation from Kamala Harris's campaign to Al Sharpton's non-profit, which coincided with a favorable interview on the network. Despite claims of journalistic integrity, some staffers express discontent, feeling the situation reflects poorly on the organization.
Critics argue that MSNBC operates on a pay-to-play model, undermining its credibility as a news outlet. The situation highlights a broader issue of ethical concerns in media, particularly regarding the intersection of financial contributions and journalistic standards.
Fox News: White House reporters already 'exhausted' by second Trump administration
The White House press corps is already feeling "exhausted" as they prepare for a second Trump administration, with reporters noting the taxing nature of covering his rapid announcements and unpredictable style. They anticipate a hectic news cycle even before he takes office.
Reporters express concerns about potential clashes with Trump and his team, who are expected to be more media-savvy this time. Despite the challenges, they remain committed to covering the administration, acknowledging that Trump is now more experienced in navigating the media landscape.
#society
The Western Journal: Fate of Home Depot Co-Founder’s $10 Billion Fortune Set Just Before His Death
Home Depot co-founder Bernie Marcus, who passed away at 95, designated the fate of his $10 billion fortune shortly before his death. He mandated that approximately 90% of his estate be donated to charity within 20 years, focusing on areas such as medical research, youth development, and veterans' support.
The Marcus Foundation, which has donated $2.7 billion over 35 years, now faces a pressing deadline to increase its giving. The foundation's leadership is committed to fulfilling Marcus' wishes without allowing progressive causes to benefit from his wealth.
Breitbart: Boise State Takes a Stand, Forfeits Semifinals Match Against SJSU over Trans Player
The Boise State women's volleyball team chose to forfeit their match in the Mountain West Conference tournament against San Jose State, which features a trans player, Blaire Fleming. This decision followed their previous forfeits against SJSU during the regular season, as they opted to uphold their principles over pursuing a championship.
The situation arose after a judge dismissed a lawsuit aimed at protecting the athletes' rights under Title IX and the First Amendment, which could have altered the tournament's dynamics. San Jose State, benefiting from the forfeits, will continue in the tournament while Boise State's decision highlights the ongoing debate around inclusion in sports.
Breitbart: WATCH: Pro-Palestinian Protesters Disrupt Macy's Thanksgiving Parade
Pro-Palestinian protesters disrupted the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade for the second consecutive year, blocking floats and leading to over 20 arrests. The group displayed Palestinian flags and banners with messages against perceived genocide while chanting slogans, causing tensions with onlookers.
The NYPD intervened quickly, clearing the route in about 10 minutes, allowing the parade to continue. Similar protests occurred, with activists using fake blood and gluing themselves to the street to further disrupt the event.
#economy
The Telegraph: Putin’s butter problem could help bring peace to Ukraine
Rising prices in Russia, particularly for butter, have led to a surge in thefts, with reports of 50 incidents per week since October 2024. This trend is attributed to inflation linked to the war in Ukraine, causing economic distress and a significant drop in the rouble's value.
Supermarkets are now taking measures to prevent theft, such as using anti-theft devices and storing butter behind counters. The economic situation has forced interest rates to rise to 21%, with inflation being identified as a major threat to Russia’s economy.
#military
Le Monde: Putin says Russia could fire hypersonic missile at Kyiv
Russian President Vladimir Putin threatened to use the new Oreshnik hypersonic missile against Kyiv in retaliation for Ukraine's strikes on Russian territory. This statement follows the missile's first use against Dnipro, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict.
Putin characterized the missile's impact as comparable to a meteorite, emphasizing its destructive capabilities and suggesting it could rival a nuclear strike if deployed in multiples. He accused Kyiv of targeting vital Russian facilities, justifying the potential use of the missile.
#education
Fox News: New report shows nearly 70% of Biden admin's education enforcement targeted Christian and career colleges
A report indicates that nearly 70% of enforcement actions by the Biden administration's Education Department targeted faith-based and career schools, which serve less than 10% of U.S. students. Critics argue this reflects a broader effort to penalize institutions opposed to the administration's agenda.
The American Principles Project highlights that Christian colleges, including Grand Canyon University and Liberty University, faced disproportionate fines compared to other institutions. The Education Department claims its actions are based on safety and academic standards, not religious affiliation.
#crime
GB News: Neighbour smacks woman with golf club as fight breaks out over social media dispute
Caitlin Lees, 24, assaulted a woman with a golf club following a social media dispute in North Lanarkshire, Scotland. The confrontation escalated after the victim arrived at Lees' home, leading to a physical altercation where Lees struck the woman on the leg, causing bruising.
Lees was sentenced to a £380 fine after the court noted the charges against her had been significantly reduced. The sheriff remarked on the unwise decision of the victim to confront Lees but emphasized that taking matters into one's own hands is never appropriate.