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30 Nov 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: James Carville Calls for Total Audit of Kamala Campaign After $2 Billion Goes Up in Smoke
Democrat strategist James Carville is calling for a complete audit of Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign, which spent nearly $1.5 billion but ended up $20 million in debt. He emphasizes a need to address the party's spending issues and understand where the funds went.
However, Carville's focus on financial mismanagement overlooks a deeper problem: the Democratic Party's messaging. Harris underperformed with key voter demographics, suggesting that the party must realign its principles to better resonate with constituents rather than relying solely on spending.
Forbes: Billionaire Gautam Adani Decries ‘Baseless’ U.S. Indictment Accusing Him Of $250 Million Bribery Scheme
Indian billionaire Gautam Adani has responded to U.S. allegations of a bribery scheme involving over $250 million paid to Indian officials for energy contracts, calling the charges "baseless." He vowed to pursue legal action and emphasized his commitment to regulatory compliance.
The Justice Department has charged Adani and his group with conspiracy to commit securities and wire fraud, claiming they misled U.S. investors and banks. Adani's wealth is estimated at $66 billion, and his conglomerate is a major player in India's energy and infrastructure sectors.
#society
Le Monde: Spanish floods reveal an overlooked issue: The impact of climate disasters on working life
Jose Olcina Asemad, a furniture manufacturer in Valencia, recounts the emotional aftermath of recent floods that severely impacted his business and the local economy. Around 350,000 employees and 70,000 self-employed individuals in the region are struggling to resume work, with many businesses unable to operate.
In response, the government has introduced temporary unemployment measures similar to those during the pandemic. However, experts highlight the need for a more structured approach to managing climate-related disasters, as the current emergency responses may not adequately address the ongoing risks.
The Western Journal: Furious Passengers Launch Hunger Strike on Luxury Cruise Ship After Engine Malfunction Scuttles Itinerary
Passengers on the luxury cruise ship SH Diana are protesting with a hunger strike after engine issues forced the cancellation of planned stops in Antarctica. The company, Swan Hellenic, offered a 50% refund or a 65% future cruise credit, but many passengers are dissatisfied.
The ship is currently moving slowly to Ushuaia, Argentina, for repairs, and some passengers express frustration over the lack of full reimbursement. The CEO stated that the company regrets the itinerary changes and emphasized that the refund offer exceeds legal requirements.
GB News: Strict harassment rules could be 'death' of boozy office Christmas parties - 'Such events are becoming too risky'
New sexual harassment laws may lead to the cancellation of office Christmas parties, as employers face increased legal responsibilities and potential liabilities. Legal experts warn that the risks associated with festive gatherings could outweigh their benefits, prompting some companies to reconsider.
Additionally, small businesses are planning to reduce holiday celebrations due to financial pressures, with many reporting a 10% cut in festive activities. Despite the morale-boosting benefits of such events, budget constraints are influencing decisions on holiday festivities.
Breitbart: Megan Rapinoe Defends Zambian Soccer Player Embroiled in Gender Controversy
Megan Rapinoe has come to the defense of Zambian soccer player Barbra Banda, who faced controversy over elevated testosterone levels that raised questions about her gender. Banda was named BBC's soccer player of the year despite not participating in the Africa Cup of Nations due to these concerns.
Rapinoe praised Banda on Instagram, celebrating her achievements and condemning critics. Notably, author J.K. Rowling criticized the BBC for honoring Banda, suggesting it undermines women's sports.
Breitbart: 'Bananaphobic' Gender Equalities Minister Has Her Staff Keep Fruit at Bay
Sweden's Minister for Gender Equality, Paulina Brandberg, has a severe phobia of bananas, leading her staff to take extensive precautions before meetings. Emails reveal that her aides have arranged for rooms to be cleared of bananas, even for high-profile events, including dinners with the King.
Despite efforts to manage her fear through therapy, Brandberg has not made significant progress. Her staff previously misrepresented the phobia as a serious allergy, but she now describes it as an emotional response. Her goal remains to overcome this issue to avoid impacting her duties.
Human Events: STEPHEN DAVIS: University of Maryland offers course called ‘Intro to Fat Studies: Fatness, Blackness and Their Intersections’
The University of Maryland will offer a course titled “Intro to Fat Studies: Fatness, Blackness and Their Intersections” in the spring semester. It aims to explore fatness as a social justice issue, particularly its connections to race and other forms of oppression.
Critics, including retired professor Richard Vatz, have questioned the course's relevance and practicality in the job market, deeming it a "laughable" subject. The course is designed to fulfill graduation requirements in Distributive Studies or Diversity.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Migrants will return to Syria after rebel advance, says Erdogan
Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan claims that the recent rebel offensive in Syria will facilitate the "voluntary return" of migrants from Turkey. The opposition forces have launched a surprise attack, capturing significant areas in Aleppo, including the airport and central square.
The renewed conflict has caught Bashar al-Assad's regime off guard, marking a significant shift in a war that had been largely stagnant.
Times Of Israel: IDF says it killed Oct. 7 terrorist employed by aid group; 4 others said killed as well
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported the killing of a terrorist involved in the October 7 attack on Israel, who was employed by the World Central Kitchen (WCK). The drone strike in Khan Younis resulted in the deaths of five individuals, including three WCK aid workers. The IDF emphasized that the targeted vehicle was unmarked and not coordinated for aid transport.
In ongoing operations, the IDF also targeted a Hamas cell in Rafah and discovered weapons near a hospital and mosque. Meanwhile, negotiations are underway for a ceasefire and the reopening of the Rafah Border Crossing, with discussions involving the transfer of medications for hostages. The situation continues to evolve amid international diplomatic efforts.
#economy
Le Monde: Young adults' contradictory relationship with money
Young adults, particularly those aged 18 to 30, exhibit a complex and contradictory relationship with money, blending recklessness with financial wisdom. Influenced by social media, they navigate financial advice through platforms like TikTok and Instagram, adopting various budgeting and investment strategies.
While some fall prey to scams, many engage with educational content that promotes financial literacy. Their practices, shaped by both personal experiences and broader societal trends, reflect a diverse range of behaviors that challenge older generations' perceptions.
Le Monde: In Germany, economic decline is looming
Germany is facing economic and political challenges, particularly in Wolfsburg, home to Volkswagen, the nation's largest industrial employer. The city, heavily reliant on the automotive giant, is witnessing concerns as Volkswagen plans to close three factories, marking a significant shift in its operations.
This crisis highlights deeper identity issues for Germans, as Volkswagen symbolizes the post-war economic miracle and national pride. With the automotive sector accounting for nearly 20% of Germany's economic value, the potential decline raises fears about the country's economic stability.
#culture
Fox News: 3 strange foods and a drink that have pumpkin spice pairings
Pumpkin spice continues to dominate the market this fall, appearing in a variety of unexpected products such as avocado oil, cream cheese, marshmallows, and whiskey. This trend reflects consumer nostalgia for familiar flavors while also catering to a desire for unique, standout items.
The rise in pumpkin spice offerings is driven by a combination of seasonal traditions, effective marketing, and social media influence, creating a "snowball effect" where brands respond to consumer demand by innovating new products. Some items, like Jelly Belly's pumpkin pie jelly beans, are available year-round, indicating the trend's lasting appeal.
#sports
Breitbart: Women's Volleyball Player Accused of Conspiring with Trans Athlete Kneels During Anthem
Malaya Jones, a Colorado State volleyball player accused of conspiring with transgender player Blaire Fleming to injure a teammate, took a knee with teammates before a semifinal match. The allegations stem from a Title IX suit, which led to an investigation that concluded without punishment for Jones or Fleming.
Despite the controversy, Colorado State's head coach supported the players' political statement. The situation continues to unfold as Colorado State prepares for a championship matchup against San Jose State.
#science
The Western Journal: Celestial Quirk Occuring Over US - Are You in the Right Spot to Catch the Black Moon?
A "black moon" will occur on November 30, 2024, when certain U.S. states experience two new moons in one month due to the lunar cycle's 29.5-day duration. This phenomenon allows stargazers to enjoy darker skies for observing stars and celestial objects, despite the moon being invisible.
The black moon, unlike a blue moon, highlights the cosmic relationship between celestial bodies. It will be observable in states across various time zones, including parts of the West and Alaska. This event serves as a reminder of the complexities of our solar system.