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5 Nov 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: Donald Trump Threatens Tariffs on Mexico to Revive Curbs on Cartels and Migrants
President Trump has threatened to impose tariffs on Mexico if it does not curb the influx of migrants and drugs into the U.S. He stated he would start with a 25% tariff, increasing it if necessary. This follows his previous successful use of tariffs in 2019 to enforce migration limits.
The current U.S. administration's policies have led to a significant increase in migrant inflow, complicating negotiations with Mexico. Experts suggest that if Trump is re-elected, Mexico may expedite the release of migrants currently held in southern regions to avoid tariffs.
#politics
The Western Journal: 'Lifelong Liberal' Hollywood Star Flips for 'Daddy' Trump, Shreds Deep State, Neocons, and Corporate Swamp
Actress Drea de Matteo, known for her role in "The Sopranos," has publicly endorsed Donald Trump, stating that as a "lifelong liberal," she supports him against what she describes as a corrupt establishment. She criticized fellow liberal Mark Cuban for belittling Trump supporters and emphasized her belief in the need for unity against authoritarianism.
De Matteo's shift in political allegiance reflects a broader trend of former Democrats aligning with Trump, particularly after Robert F. Kennedy Jr. joined forces with him. She argues that supporting Trump is a vote for peace and a better future for her children.
Le Monde: 2024 US election: A crash test for American democracy
The upcoming November 5 presidential election poses a significant challenge to American democracy, particularly if no candidate is declared the winner immediately. Donald Trump, the Republican candidate, has a history of rejecting election results, raising concerns about the peaceful transition of power.
Recent polls indicate that a majority of Americans believe democracy is under threat, with disinformation and the erosion of traditional media contributing to this perception. A substantial number of Republicans still support the unfounded belief that the 2020 election was "stolen," further complicating the electoral landscape.
Breitbart: Ron DeSantis Lays Out Consequences of Amendment 3 and the 'Weed Cartel': 'If This Passes, Marijuana Is Going to Be Involved with You'
Governor Ron DeSantis opposes Florida's Amendment 3, which aims to legalize recreational marijuana. He argues that the amendment, crafted by a major marijuana corporation, lacks safeguards and could lead to widespread public consumption without penalties, creating a monopoly.
DeSantis warns that the amendment allows individuals to possess excessive amounts of marijuana and does not regulate public smoking. He cautions voters that their decision could inadvertently involve them in a marijuana culture they may not support.
Human Events: OLIVER GHORBANIFAR: The one state that could win it all for Trump
The 2024 election between Trump and Harris is shaping up to be a critical contest, with both candidates intensely focusing on swing states like Pennsylvania. Despite Harris holding a slight lead in polls, the outcome remains uncertain, with both campaigns targeting key demographics to secure votes.
However, Wisconsin may be the crucial state for Trump, offering a more favorable electorate and political landscape for his messaging. If Trump can successfully shift focus to Wisconsin, he could potentially secure a path to victory without needing Pennsylvania's electoral votes.
Breitbart: This Time Around, European Leaders Are Largely Silent on Trump Election
European leaders' attitudes toward Donald Trump have shifted significantly since the 2016 election. Initially, many openly criticized and mocked him, favoring Hillary Clinton as a symbol of continuity in transatlantic relations. However, as a second Trump presidency becomes possible, leaders are now adopting a more cautious, conciliatory approach.
This change reflects a broader rightward shift in European politics, with leaders like UK's David Lammy and NATO's Mark Rutte softening their stances on Trump. The current political landscape suggests that Europe is more prepared for a potential Trump administration than it was eight years ago.
#society
GB News: Elderly volunteer litter picker slapped with 'shock' fine for forgetting walking stick
Elderly volunteer Alan Davies was fined by Walsall Council after accidentally leaving his walking stick and cushion bag by the roadside during a litter pick. Shocked by the fine, he expressed frustration over the council's lack of communication and intent to penalize him.
After reviewing CCTV footage, the council apologized and rescinded the fine, acknowledging the valuable contributions of litter-picking volunteers like Davies. They emphasized the ongoing issues of fly-tipping and littering in the area.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Putin awkwardly shakes North Korean minister's hand for an entire minute
Vladimir Putin met with North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui in Moscow, marked by a lengthy handshake that raised eyebrows. The meeting coincided with concerns over North Korea's military support for Russia in the Ukraine conflict, including reports of 11,000 North Korean troops in the Kursk region.
Ukrainian President Zelensky expressed alarm over North Korean involvement, warning of potential escalation. He called for increased support from Western allies, while North Korea reaffirmed its commitment to Russia's efforts in Ukraine. South Korea and the EU condemned North Korea's arms transfers to Russia.
#health
Fox News: Queen Camilla forced to cancel events due to chest infection
Queen Camilla has canceled her engagements for the week due to a chest infection, following medical advice for a short period of rest. She hopes to recover in time for the Remembrance events this weekend, although she will miss the Field of Remembrance opening.
The royal family has faced multiple health issues, including King Charles III's cancer diagnosis and Princess Kate Middleton's recent battle with cancer, which has required her to undergo chemotherapy. Both royals are expected to attend the upcoming commemorative events.
#education
The Economist: Higher fees won’t help Britain’s beleaguered universities much
The Labour Party, after returning to power, announced plans to raise the cap on university tuition fees for English undergraduates to £9,535, marking the first increase in eight years. This decision comes despite previous pledges to abolish tuition fees altogether.
The budget reflects a heavy emphasis on spending without significant reform, leading to concerns about rising taxes and borrowing. Critics argue this approach may alienate voters rather than win them back.
#crime
Fox News: Carjackings spike in swing state as car thefts rise 38%, juvenile suspects increase 127%: investigators
North Carolina has seen a significant rise in motor vehicle thefts, with a 38% increase in 2023 compared to the previous year. The report highlights a troubling 127% rise in juvenile suspects involved in these crimes, prompting concerns about public safety and law enforcement's ability to address the issue.
Cities like Charlotte, Durham, and Raleigh have reported alarming increases in carjackings, contributing to an overall crime rise of 13% in these areas. Experts suggest that addressing this trend will require a collaborative effort from law enforcement and the community.
Forbes: Lawyers Slam 'Improper Pretrial Publicity' In Latest Gag Order Request: Here Is The Latest Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs News
Sean "Diddy" Combs' attorneys have requested a gag order to prevent potential witnesses from discussing his upcoming federal trial, citing concerns over pretrial publicity that could impact his right to a fair trial. This follows a press conference by a witness who made serious allegations against Combs.
Combs faces multiple federal charges, including racketeering and sex trafficking, stemming from accusations of abuse and coercion. His legal team has denied the allegations, claiming they are unfounded and motivated by financial gain. The trial is scheduled for May.
#sports
GB News: Mike Tyson reveals terrifying details of health scare ahead of Jake Paul fight - 'Am I going to die?'
Mike Tyson is set to fight Jake Paul on November 15 after a health scare earlier this year due to a bleeding ulcer that caused him to lose 26 pounds. Tyson shared his experience in a Netflix documentary, revealing he questioned his mortality during hospitalization.
Despite his age, former heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis expressed confidence in Tyson's abilities for the upcoming match. He noted that Tyson's experience could give him an advantage against Paul, who has gained notoriety as an influencer boxer.