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6 Nov 2024
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Breitbart: EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS: Mexican Cops Escort Migrant Caravan Trying to Beat Trump’s Inauguration
A new migrant caravan of approximately 2,500 individuals has departed from Tapachula, Mexico, aiming to reach the U.S. border before a potential Trump administration. Mexican police escorted the caravan, which is expected to disband in Mexico City as migrants seek various means to continue their journey.
Many migrants have been waiting in Chiapas for appointments with the Biden administration's CBP One app. With fears of changing asylum rules, they are moving north despite having Mexican permits, which prevent officials from stopping them.
#politics
GB News: The key voter group which appears to have had a surprising impact on Trump's election victory
Commentators suggest the Amish vote played a crucial role in Trump's victory in Pennsylvania during the presidential election. Elon Musk's America PAC focused on mobilizing this community, which traditionally has low voter turnout, by facilitating transportation to polling stations.
Musk noted that the Amish were more inclined to vote following government actions against local farmers. The effort included a ballot curing operation to ensure votes counted, highlighting the importance of Pennsylvania as a swing state with significant electoral votes.
Le Monde: 2024 US presidential election: Macron congratulates Trump and calls for a 'more united, stronger Europe'
On November 6, 2024, Donald Trump was projected to win the U.S. presidency, prompting a swift response from French President Emmanuel Macron, who congratulated Trump and expressed eagerness to collaborate. This victory has left many French politicians concerned about the implications for global politics, particularly regarding support for Ukraine.
While some view Trump's return as a potential catalyst for a stronger European defense and economy, others are alarmed by his disregard for democratic norms. Macron emphasized the need for a united Europe in light of the new political landscape.
Fox News: Historian with streak of accurate election forecasts since 1984 falls short after 2024 Trump victory
Historian Allan Lichtman, known for his accurate election predictions, misforecasted the 2024 presidential election, predicting Kamala Harris would win. However, Donald Trump secured victory with 277 electoral votes, contradicting Lichtman's "Keys to the White House" formula.
Lichtman had indicated that Harris held nine of the 13 keys necessary for a win. Following the election results, he acknowledged the need to reassess his predictions.
Fox News: Mitch McConnell sings Trump campaign praises: 'Sharper operation this time'
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell congratulated President-elect Trump and fellow Senate Republicans for their projected majority in the new Congress, calling it a "happy day for the GOP." He praised the Trump campaign's improved operation and credited key campaign managers.
Despite his public support, McConnell's past disparaging remarks about Trump have resurfaced, revealing a complicated relationship. He expressed hope that the Republican majority could grow with remaining Senate races yet to be called.
GB News: 'Keir Starmer is in a colossal nightmare but Donald Trump's historic election result is best outcome for UK' - Howard Cox
Donald Trump's re-election as the 47th President of the US has significant implications for the UK, presenting challenges for Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer. The outcome is viewed as beneficial for the UK, potentially leading to lower energy costs, improved trade, and enhanced global security.
Starmer faces pressure to align Labour's policies with Trump's economic strategies, especially in light of past criticisms from party members. The relationship between the UK and the US may be strained, and there are calls for Labour to reassess its diplomatic approach.
Breitbart: R.I.P. Hollywood Celebrity Presidential Endorsements: Taylor Swift, George Clooney, Robert De Niro, Beyonce Fail to Secure Victory for Kamala
Kamala Harris's campaign faced a significant setback despite heavy endorsements from prominent celebrities like Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, and George Clooney. Their efforts failed to resonate with voters, culminating in a decisive victory for Donald Trump, indicating a decline in Hollywood's influence in politics.
The overwhelming celebrity support, aimed at energizing the Democratic base, did not translate into electoral success. Voters, grappling with economic issues and immigration concerns, appeared disinterested in messages from wealthy entertainers, marking a notable shift in the political landscape.
Fox News: Liz Cheney acknowledges Trump's victory: 'We have a new President-elect'
Former Rep. Liz Cheney acknowledged Donald Trump's victory in the 2024 presidential election, stating that all Americans must accept the results. She emphasized the importance of supporting and defending the Constitution and maintaining the rule of law in the coming years.
Cheney, a critic of Trump, previously voted to impeach him and served on the committee investigating the January 6 Capitol riot. Former Rep. Adam Kinzinger, who also opposed Trump, echoed her sentiments about regrouping for future political efforts.
Le Monde: US press reacts to Trump's victory: 'Perilous choice' for some, 'repudiation of woke policies' for others
Donald Trump was declared the winner of the 2024 presidential election, defeating Kamala Harris with at least 277 electoral votes. Analysts attribute his victory to dissatisfaction with the Biden administration's handling of economic issues and a perceived overemphasis on cultural topics by the Democrats.
Political experts suggest that Trump's win reflects a desire for smaller government and lower taxes, indicating a potential shift in Democratic strategies. The election results may prompt a significant reassessment within the party, particularly regarding their focus on social issues.
Fox News: Katie Couric cast doubt on Trump’s early election night surge as mere ‘red mirage’
On election night, journalist Katie Couric cautioned viewers about a potential "red mirage" as Donald Trump appeared to lead in early results. She explained that early votes from rural areas could skew perceptions before urban votes were counted, which could change the outcome.
Couric has previously noted that Trump seemed to be gaining momentum despite his legal issues and criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for lacking authenticity in her responses. Her comments reflect concerns about the Democratic Party's appeal to working-class voters.
Breitbart: This Is the End: Harris, Biden Ready to Call Trump and Concede
Vice President Kamala Harris and President Joe Biden are set to concede defeat to President-Elect Donald Trump, with Harris expected to make a public address around 6 pm. Reports indicate she did not speak to supporters during her watch party as Trump secured a surprising victory.
Biden is also preparing to call Trump and address the election results, though the timing remains uncertain. Harris's performance is reportedly worse than Hillary Clinton's in 2016, potentially leading to the lowest Electoral College result for a Democrat since 1988.
Forbes: Celebrities React To Trump Win: Rogan And Portnoy Celebrate, Jon Stewart Urges Country ‘To Fight’
Celebrities have voiced their opinions on the 2024 presidential race, with notable figures from sports and Hollywood expressing their support for either Donald Trump or Kamala Harris. Joe Rogan and Dana White endorsed Trump, while Taylor Swift and Beyoncé backed Harris, showcasing a divided celebrity landscape.
Reactions ranged from shock and sadness among Harris supporters to gratitude from Trump backers. The endorsements reflect broader societal sentiments as the election approaches, with many influential figures aiming to sway public opinion.
#society
Skilled Survival: 7 Best Places To Buy Ammo Online Right Now
Buying ammunition online is increasingly popular due to convenience and potential cost savings, though it comes with specific regulations. Federal age requirements dictate that buyers must be 18 for shotgun and rifle ammo, and 21 for handguns. Local laws may impose stricter rules, so it’s crucial to verify regulations before purchasing.
While online shopping offers a wide selection, buyers must research retailers, compare prices, and be cautious of scams. Limited ammo supplies are influenced by factors such as raw material shortages and fluctuating demand. Major retailers like Cabela’s and Lucky Gunner are recommended for reliable purchases.
GB News: Motorists risk huge safety concerns amid MOT backlogs and delays - 'Really important'
A survey indicates that one in ten drivers skips annual MOT servicing, risking road safety. Young drivers are the most responsible, while those aged 45-54 are the most likely to avoid maintenance. Additionally, 39% of motorists are unprepared for winter vehicle needs.
In Northern Ireland, a significant backlog in MOT tests has led to waiting times of up to 72 days, raising concerns about public safety. The National Franchised Dealers Association warns that prolonged waits could lead to increased vehicle defects, urging government action to resolve the crisis.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Israeli PM Netanyahu calls President-elect Trump – here's what they spoke about
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was quick to congratulate President-elect Donald Trump, emphasizing a commitment to work together on Israel's security and addressing the Iranian threat. The conversation was described as warm and cordial.
In response, Hamas called on Trump's administration to take serious action to halt the conflict in Gaza, urging an end to what they termed "genocide and aggression" against Palestinians. Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas expressed hope for U.S. support under Trump's leadership.
The Telegraph: Watch: Ukrainian drones strike Russian base in Caspian Sea for first time
Ukrainian drones have successfully targeted a Russian naval base at Kaspiysk on the Caspian Sea, marking the first such strike at this location. The attack involved four drones and reportedly damaged three Russian warships, including the missile ships Tatarstan and Dagestan.
Footage shows the drone crashing into the port as Russian sailors sought cover. Following the assault, the airport in nearby Makhachkala was temporarily closed. Ukrainian military intelligence has claimed responsibility for the operation.
#economy
Forbes: Trump Promised More Tariffs. That Means Everything Will Get More Expensive.
Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on foreign goods could significantly increase prices for everyday items in the U.S. He has suggested tariffs of up to 100% on products from Mexico and 60% on those from China, aiming to encourage domestic manufacturing and reduce the federal deficit.
Experts warn that these tariffs would primarily impact consumers, raising costs on a wide range of imported goods, from electronics to clothing. The National Retail Federation has stated that tariffs act as a tax on U.S. importers, ultimately leading to higher prices for consumers.
#health
Forbes: Here’s What An RFK Jr. Health Role In A Trump Administration Could Look Like: Vaccine Skepticism, Fluoride Ban
Former President Donald Trump has suggested appointing Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to a key health role in his administration. Kennedy, known for his vaccine skepticism and conspiracy theories, aims to remove fluoride from drinking water and eliminate corporate influence in health agencies.
Health experts express concern that Kennedy's influence could promote vaccine misinformation, potentially leading to increased disease outbreaks. Despite his controversial views, Trump has indicated he would support Kennedy's initiatives, which may include targeting childhood chronic diseases.
#science
The Economist: How blood-sucking vampire bats get their energy
Vampire bats, which feed exclusively on blood, challenge conventional mammalian energy use during exercise. Researchers at the University of Toronto propose that these bats may utilize proteins from their blood meals for energy, akin to certain bloodsucking insects, rather than converting blood into carbohydrates.
In other scientific developments, China plans to crash a spacecraft into an asteroid for planetary defense, and there are ongoing debates about ADHD's classification. Additionally, advancements in airship technology and the potential use of heart-cockle shells as fiber-optic cables are being explored.