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7 Nov 2024
#politics
The Telegraph: What is Project 2025 and does Trump support it?
Kamala Harris has criticized Project 2025, a conservative blueprint from the Heritage Foundation, as an "assault on democracy." The document outlines strategies for a potential Trump administration, including mass deportations and the appointment of loyalists to key positions.
Trump has distanced himself from the 922-page manual, which aims to implement sweeping tax cuts and other conservative policies. Democrats hope to leverage its contents against him in the upcoming election.
Le Monde: Elon Musk, Robert Lighthizer, Stephen Miller: All the president-elect's men
Donald Trump celebrated his election victory with family at a rally, highlighting the involvement of his children, particularly Eric and Lara Trump. Ivanka and Jared Kushner were present but have distanced themselves from politics since the Capitol riot.
Elon Musk, who has gained influence with Trump, is expected to play a significant role in a proposed government efficiency commission aimed at reforming federal operations. Musk expressed enthusiasm about his new position and the potential for major changes.
Fox News: President Trump and Grover Cleveland: How presidential candidates triumphantly returned to the White House
Donald Trump has won the 2024 presidential election against Vice President Kamala Harris, marking his return to the White House and making him the second U.S. president to serve non-consecutive terms, following Grover Cleveland. Trump previously served as president from 2017 to 2021.
In his victory speech, Trump expressed gratitude to his supporters and emphasized his commitment to fighting for American families and a prosperous future. He is set to take office again in January 2025.
Fox News: How Harris was dogged by 'border czar' label, past radical immigration views during failed campaign
Vice President Kamala Harris has faced challenges in the presidential race, particularly regarding immigration and border security, where many voters prefer Donald Trump's approach. A Fox News Voter Analysis indicates that 52% believe Trump is better suited to handle immigration compared to Harris's 36%.
Harris's difficulties stem from her role in the Biden administration's immigration policies, which have been criticized for failing to control the border crisis. Despite her efforts to address root causes of migration and support bipartisan legislation, her past stances and the ongoing immigration surge have hindered her credibility on the issue.
Fox News: How Kamala Harris' failed 2024 presidential run mirrors her ill-fated 2020 campaign
Vice President Kamala Harris' second presidential campaign ended similarly to her first, marked by a lack of focus on key voter issues and unclear messaging. Experts noted that while she started with promise, her inability to effectively communicate and appeal to a broad electorate led to her defeat by Trump.
Despite being endorsed by Biden and emphasizing reproductive rights, Harris struggled to connect with swing voters concerned about the economy and immigration. Her campaign ultimately fell short, and she conceded to Trump after he secured a majority of electoral votes.
#society
Times Of Israel: Activists who stole ‘Weizmann’ busts got wrong one — university
Palestine Action claimed responsibility for stealing two busts from the University of Manchester, asserting they were of Israel's first president, Chaim Weizmann. The university later clarified that one bust was actually of 19th-century chemistry professor Harold Dixon.
The incident, intended to mark the anniversary of the Balfour Declaration, has drawn condemnation from local officials and Jewish organizations, citing it as an act of vandalism and intimidation. Greater Manchester Police are investigating the theft.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: GOP spokesperson says Trump wants Israel’s wars to end soon, with decisive victory
A Republican spokesperson stated that President-elect Donald Trump expects Israel to achieve decisive victories in its conflicts with Hezbollah and Hamas. The spokesperson emphasized Trump's desire to end wars swiftly while minimizing civilian casualties, suggesting that the current administration's policies have prolonged the conflict.
Pipko criticized the Biden administration's approach to foreign policy, arguing it has led to unnecessary bloodshed and prolonged hostilities. She noted that Trump would outline his views on Israel's potential actions against Iran upon taking office.
Fox News: Iran 'terrified' of Trump presidency as Iranian currency falls to an all-time low
Following President-elect Trump's victory, Iran faces a complex situation as it has long sought to eliminate him. With Trump in power, Tehran must navigate its response to a leader who previously authorized the killing of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani. The regime's economic situation worsened, with the rial hitting an all-time low.
Experts suggest that Iran's strategy towards Israel and its nuclear ambitions may shift under Trump's unpredictable leadership. While some believe Trump may adopt a less interventionist stance, others warn that Iran will tread carefully in its military actions, knowing the potential consequences of provoking a U.S. administration that has historically been hostile.
#economy
GB News: Used electric vehicle sales soar to record high as British drivers warned of 'urgent priority'
Used electric vehicle sales have surged, with over 53,400 transactions from July to September, a 57% increase from last year. This growth has pushed EVs to a 2.7% market share in the used car sector. The overall used car market expanded by 4.3% during this period.
Despite the rise in EV sales, traditional petrol and diesel vehicles still dominate, making up 91.7% of sales. SMMT chief executive Mike Hawes emphasized the need for continued support and incentives for EV adoption to maintain this momentum.
#health
GB News: Doctors issue warning over hard-to-treat 'super-fungus' likely to be spreading undetected in Britain
Doctors are warning about a spreading 'super-fungus' in the UK, known as Trichophyton mentagrophytes type VII (TMVII), which causes painful rashes and can be transmitted through close contact. The infection may go undetected for weeks, complicating diagnosis and treatment.
Experts highlight that standard treatments are ineffective, raising concerns about its rapid transmission. Cases have already emerged in the US linked to UK travel, prompting fears of a wider outbreak. Medical professionals predict the infection will soon become prevalent in the general population.
#crime
Fox News: Delphi murders suspect's confessions to wife, mother sounded 'calm,' expert says: 'Not what I expected'
Richard Allen, accused of murdering two teenage girls in Delphi, Indiana, has made over 60 confessions, including recorded statements to his wife and a prison psychologist. His confessions were described as calm and conversational, raising questions about their reliability.
Experts believe these confessions are critical evidence against Allen, despite his claims of mental illness and potential coercion. The trial continues as jurors assess the validity of his statements and the circumstances surrounding the murders.
#other
Forbes: ‘Virtually Certain’ 2024 Will Be The Hottest Year On Record, EU Climate Body Says
The EU's Copernicus Climate Change Service announced that 2024 is likely to be the hottest year on record, with global temperatures expected to exceed 1.55 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels. This comes ahead of the COP29 climate conference and amid concerns over the U.S. potentially withdrawing from the Paris Agreement.
This forecast indicates that 2024 will mark the first year with average temperatures more than 1.5 degrees Celsius higher than the pre-industrial average, a critical threshold set by the Paris Agreement. The agency's deputy director emphasized the need for increased climate action in light of these alarming trends.