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6 Nov 2024
#politics
Times Of Israel: Two very different comebacks
Donald Trump celebrated his election victory as a historic political comeback, echoed by Vice President-elect JD Vance and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu recently ousted Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, consolidating his power amid ongoing conflicts with Hamas and Hezbollah.
Netanyahu's actions raise concerns about his unchecked authority and the absence of accountability following the October 7 tragedy. With Gallant gone, Netanyahu faces less opposition in his cabinet, potentially allowing him to push through controversial legislation without public scrutiny or electoral mandate.
GB News: ‘Enough woke culture!’ Black American who voted for Obama explains support for Trump
A black man who previously supported Obama has shifted his backing to Donald Trump for the 2024 election, citing a backlash against "woke culture" among black men. He noted that many feel their voices are ignored by Democrats, particularly Kamala Harris.
Trump's support among black voters increased notably, with gains in states like Georgia and North Carolina. The trend also extended to Latino voters, reflecting a broader demographic shift in support for the Republican candidate.
The Western Journal: Beautiful: Joy Reid Melts Down on MSNBC As it Becomes Clear Trump Will Win
MSNBC's Joy Reid faced backlash during the election night coverage as it became evident that Donald Trump was likely to win. She attributed the Democratic losses to voter suppression and criticized white women voters for not supporting Kamala Harris, while making unsubstantiated claims about the political climate in Florida.
Reid's comments included accusations of "deep voter suppression" in Texas and a suggestion that Trump’s presidency would enable severe actions in Gaza. Her performance sparked significant criticism and was described as a notable meltdown among pundits on election night.
Forbes: Trump Calls Elon Musk A ‘Super Genius’ In Victory Speech: Here’s Everything They’ve Said About Working Together
Donald Trump celebrated his presidential victory by praising Elon Musk as a "super genius," highlighting Musk's significant financial contributions and active campaigning for Trump. Musk is expected to play a role in Trump's administration, potentially leading a government efficiency commission.
Despite their past disagreements, Musk's support has been pivotal, with over $118 million donated to pro-Trump efforts. However, Musk's extensive business interests may complicate his ability to serve in a government position without conflicts of interest.
Fox News: Here's how VP-elect JD Vance's Senate seat will be filled
Sen. JD Vance is expected to become vice president, prompting Ohio's governor to appoint a temporary replacement for his Senate seat. A special election will follow to fill the remainder of Vance's term, set for November 2026, ensuring the seat likely remains Republican.
Vance, who took office in 2023, is not due to end his term until early 2029. Ohio law dictates the appointment process, and potential candidates, including Vivek Ramaswamy, have expressed interest in the role.
Fox News: Trump victory should be death knell for Democrats' lawfare
As President Trump approaches sentencing on 34 felony charges related to business records, he is expected to argue for immunity based on a recent Supreme Court ruling. Judge Juan Merchan is anticipated to rule on this motion before imposing a sentence, which could lead to appeals.
The editorial suggests that Democrats should reconsider their approach to legal actions against political opponents, as voters seem to disapprove of using law enforcement as a political tool. It advocates for a potential presidential pardon to unify the nation and mitigate the divisive impact of ongoing legal battles.
Fox News: Police arrest man at US Capitol who had bottles of fuel, flare gun, blow torch
A man was arrested at the U.S. Capitol after officers detected a strong smell of fuel during a security screening. He was found with a blow torch, a flare gun, and a 25-page manifesto intended for Congress. The incident occurred on Election Day, prompting heightened security measures.
Capitol Police Chief Thomas Manger stated that while the suspect appeared compliant, the investigation is ongoing to determine his intentions. No links to the election have been established, and the suspect is currently being interviewed.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Trump's victory plunges Ukraine into unknown
Donald Trump's election as US president raises concerns for Ukraine, as his unpredictable approach could alter American support in its conflict with Russia. Ukrainian President Zelensky expressed hope for continued collaboration but acknowledged the uncertainty surrounding Trump's policies.
While Trump has criticized Biden's support for Ukraine and hinted at negotiating with Russia, Ukrainian officials remain wary of potential shifts in US aid. The implications of Trump's presidency could lead to a crisis in political will for Ukraine, prompting fears of territorial concessions to Russia.
The Western Journal: World Leaders Celebrate, Congratulate Trump on Historic Victory
World leaders reacted positively to Donald Trump's election victory, with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu calling it "history's greatest comeback" and expressing hope for renewed U.S.-Israel relations. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy also welcomed Trump's commitment to a strong global stance.
In contrast, rivals like Iran, China, and Russia maintained a cautious silence, indicating their indifference or concern regarding Trump's return to power. Their responses suggest a recognition of the potential shift in U.S. foreign policy under Trump's leadership.
#economy
Forbes: From Dow To Tesla: All The Stock Market Records Set Wednesday
Stocks surged on Wall Street following Donald Trump's presidential election victory, with all three major U.S. indexes hitting record highs. The Dow Jones rose over 1,300 points, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq also saw significant gains, driven by optimism for less regulation and potential tax cuts.
Key companies like Tesla and Goldman Sachs reached new highs, contributing to a notable increase in billionaire net worths. The market's positive reaction included a rise in bitcoin and the dollar, reflecting investor confidence in Trump's economic policies.
#military
Times Of Israel: Hezbollah fires rockets at central Israel, with one hitting Ben Gurion Airport area
Hezbollah launched multiple rocket attacks on central Israel, with one rocket hitting near Ben Gurion Airport. The Israeli military intercepted most projectiles, and despite some flight disruptions, the airport remained operational. The IDF reported ongoing operations against Hezbollah in Lebanon and Syria.
In response to the conflict, the IDF urged civilians near specific buildings in southern Lebanon to evacuate due to impending airstrikes targeting Hezbollah facilities. The situation remains tense as both sides continue to engage in military actions, resulting in significant casualties on both ends.
#religion
Fox News: Faith leaders react to Trump re-election: 'God spared my life for a reason'
Faith leaders are urging President-elect Donald Trump to seek divine guidance following his victory over Kamala Harris. Trump, in his victory speech, referenced assassination attempts against him and expressed a commitment to restoring America to greatness.
Evangelist Franklin Graham congratulated Trump and emphasized the importance of looking to God for wisdom. Former Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano also congratulated Trump, calling for prayers to protect him during the transition to the presidency.
#crime
The Telegraph: British fugitive arrested for ‘killing Serbian gangster at Costa Del Sol party’
A British fugitive has been arrested for allegedly shooting a Serbian gangster at an illegal party on Spain's Costa del Sol. The 43-year-old suspect, previously linked to an attempted murder case in the UK, was apprehended in the UAE after an international arrest warrant was issued.
The incident occurred at a villa in Estepona following a night at a nightclub. An altercation erupted between the suspect and the 36-year-old victim, who was shot multiple times in the back as he attempted to leave. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
GB News: Rotherham survivor in court confrontation after grooming gang rapists have sentences REDUCED
A survivor of the Rotherham grooming gangs confronted relatives of two rapists outside Sheffield Crown Court after their sentences were reduced due to a judicial error. Abid Saddiq and Mohammed Siyab, previously sentenced to lengthy prison terms, had their sentences cut, sparking outrage.
The altercation escalated when a relative allegedly encouraged violence against the survivor. Victims and advocates criticized the judicial system for its errors and the ongoing trauma faced by survivors, highlighting a perceived bias favoring offenders over victims.
#other
GB News: M6 chaos: Overturned lorry causes hour-long delays and road closures after 'serious collision'
Drivers on the M6 in Lancashire are facing significant delays due to a serious collision involving an HGV that overturned. The motorway is closed between junctions 32 and 33, with southbound traffic experiencing delays of at least 60 minutes.
Emergency services, including an air ambulance, are on the scene, and diversions have been implemented. Motorists are advised to avoid the area and seek alternative routes. Further updates will be provided as the situation develops.