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29 Nov 2024
#politics
The Mirror: Nigel Farage squirms at Donald Trump question on BBC Newsnight - 'no, no, no'
Nigel Farage suggested he could serve as a bridge between the incoming Trump administration and the UK, despite denying any desire to become the UK ambassador to the US. He criticized the UK government's decision to cede sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, emphasizing the importance of the UK-US military alliance.
Farage's comments come amid concerns from the Trump administration regarding the future of the Diego Garcia military base. UK officials assert that the deal with Mauritius is crucial for national security, despite political backlash. The current ambassador is expected to remain during the transition.
GB News: Ben Habib was 'very pleasant' about my defection to Reform, Andrea Jenkyns claims
Former Conservative minister Dame Andrea Jenkyns has announced that she initiated talks about switching to Reform UK in August, while still remaining committed to the Conservative Party until her last days as an MP. She shared details of her discussions on GB News, indicating they began prior to the election.
The Western Journal: Federal Judge Deals Final Blow to Ray Epps' Case Against Fox News
A federal judge dismissed Ray Epps' defamation lawsuit against Fox News, stating he failed to establish a valid claim. Epps alleged Fox promoted false narratives about him related to the January 6 Capitol incident, which he claimed led to threats against him and his wife.
Fox News welcomed the ruling, emphasizing the importance of press freedoms. Epps had been scrutinized for his actions during the Capitol protests, with questions raised about his possible ties to federal agencies. He was later charged with misdemeanor disorderly conduct.
The Mirror: Keir Starmer unveils major immigration update at urgent No10 press conference
Keir Starmer criticized the Conservative government for its handling of immigration, labeling it an "experiment in open borders." He pointed to record net migration figures, which reached 906,000 in 2023, and accused the Tories of failing to manage the situation effectively.
The cost of the UK's asylum system has surged to £5 billion, reflecting a significant increase in spending. New Tory leader Kemi Badenoch acknowledged the party's failures on migration, while Downing Street attributed the current crisis to the previous government's policies.
The Federalist: Trump Cabinet Nominees Threatened Before Thanksgiving
Former President Donald Trump's cabinet nominees received violent threats, including bomb threats and swatting incidents, according to a campaign spokeswoman. Authorities responded swiftly to ensure their safety, and Trump expressed gratitude for the quick action taken.
The threats are part of a broader pattern of violence directed at Trump and his associates, with claims that leftist rhetoric has incited such actions. Trump has previously faced assassination attempts, raising concerns about the safety of his administration.
The Mirror: Top Minister pleaded guilty to fraud offence after falsely reporting phone theft
Cabinet Minister Louise Haigh pleaded guilty to fraud for falsely claiming her work phone was stolen during a mugging in 2013. She later found the phone at home and admitted to police that she had made a mistake, leading to her guilty plea.
The incident has raised concerns about her role in managing taxpayer funds, prompting scrutiny of Labour leader Keir Starmer regarding his knowledge of Haigh's past when she was appointed as Transport Secretary.
The Federalist: 5 Problems With California's Month-Long Vote Counting Process
Three House races remain uncalled, with Republicans initially leading in California but seeing their margins shrink as ballots are counted long after Election Day. Critics argue that California's extended voting process raises concerns about potential fraud due to lax voter ID laws and ballot curing practices.
Democrat candidates have gained leads in key races, prompting scrutiny of the state's voting laws, which allow for mail-in ballots to be counted without strict verification. The situation has led to claims that the process is designed to benefit Democrats, especially with recent changes to ballot curing deadlines.
#society
The Federalist: ‘Joy’ Shows Early Fears About Moral Fallout Of IVF Justified
Louise Joy Brown's birth as the first "test tube" baby in 1978 marked a significant scientific achievement but also raised moral and ethical concerns that persist today. Netflix's "JOY – The Birth of IVF" attempts to portray the challenges faced by the pioneers of IVF but falls short in addressing the ethical implications and low success rates of their experiments.
The film emphasizes the skepticism surrounding IVF and its ties to abortion, while neglecting the broader consequences of commodifying reproduction. Despite the advances in fertility technology, the narrative overlooks the emotional and physical toll on individuals involved and the potential societal ramifications of such practices.
Fox News: Jewish children, teens violently attacked in London: 'streets are no longer safe'
Recent antisemitic attacks in the UK have targeted Jewish teens, with incidents including a violent bus attack where students were verbally assaulted and pelted with rocks by a group of teens. The rise in antisemitism has been linked to the escalation of tensions following the Hamas terror attacks on October 7, 2023.
Statistics show a significant increase in antisemitic incidents, with nearly 2,000 reported in the first half of 2024 alone. Many British Jews feel unsafe, with a large percentage considering leaving the country due to rising antisemitism. Calls for stronger legal action against such hate crimes are growing.
Fox News: Hamas attacker opens fire at Israeli bus in West Bank, injuring at least 8: report
A Hamas gunman opened fire on an Israeli bus in the West Bank, injuring eight, including four soldiers, before being killed by Israeli troops. The attack occurred near Ariel, with significant damage to the bus reported.
In a separate incident in Gaza, three people, including two girls, died in a crowd crush while trying to obtain bread amid soaring food prices. The situation has worsened following recent attacks on aid trucks.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: British, French spy chiefs express concern over Iran nuclear program: ‘Threatens us all’
British and French intelligence chiefs have raised alarms about Iran's nuclear program, labeling it a significant global security threat. Despite setbacks to Iran's militant allies, the focus remains on Tehran's nuclear ambitions, prompting discussions between European and Iranian diplomats to address potential nuclear proliferation.
The meetings in Geneva come as Iran plans to install new centrifuges for uranium enrichment, heightening tensions. The U.S. is expected to renew pressure on Iran following the election of Donald Trump, who previously withdrew from the 2015 nuclear deal. Iran maintains its nuclear activities are for peaceful purposes, but its enrichment levels raise concerns.
Breitbart: Report: North Korea Fighting to 'Quell Rumors' About Troop Deaths in Ukraine War
An anonymous source from North Korea's military claims the regime has instituted a policy of secrecy regarding soldier casualties in Ukraine. Reports suggest North Korea has sent around 10,000 troops to Russia to support its invasion, although the government has not confirmed this involvement.
South Korea and the U.S. have corroborated claims of North Korean soldiers on the front lines, with officials warning that these troops are likely being used as "cannon fodder" by Russia. The North Korean regime is reportedly taking steps to suppress rumors about its military activities in Ukraine.
#military
Le Monde: Post-ceasefire, strengthening Lebanon's army remains a challenge
Following a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) initiated a redeployment to the southern border, collaborating with UNIFIL. The LAF plans to increase its presence to 10,000 soldiers, facing challenges due to resource limitations and the need for international support.
The U.S. and France are aiding in a plan to enhance the LAF’s capabilities, focusing on training, equipment, and operational autonomy to manage security and dismantle unauthorized military sites. This initiative will require significant financial backing.
#crime
Fox News: Fox News True Crime Newsletter: JonBenét Ramsey mystery, Menendez brothers' freedom bid, Karen Read mistrial
JonBenét Ramsey's father expresses hope for finding his daughter's killer, while a mistrial in the Karen Read case complicates matters for law enforcement. Meanwhile, a Colorado dentist faces new charges for allegedly poisoning his wife, and the Menendez brothers' resentencing is delayed.
Other cases include a killer wife showing indifference to her life sentence and the discovery of a car linked to a missing wealthy couple. The 'Dating Game Killer' is highlighted for keeping trophies that led to his capture.