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7 Nov 2024
#illegals
The Federalist: GA Voters Oust DA For County Where Laken Riley Was Murdered
Athens-Clarke County voters have ousted District Attorney Deborah Gonzalez, who faced backlash over sanctuary city policies linked to the murder of nursing student Laken Riley by an illegal immigrant. Independent candidate Kalki Yalamanchili won with about 60% of the vote.
Gonzalez's policies, supported by left-wing figures, were criticized for allowing illegal immigrants to evade law enforcement. The case has reignited debates on immigration and public safety, with former President Clinton suggesting that better vetting could have prevented the tragedy.
#politics
GB News: Starmer and Reeves rent out their London homes for thousands after moving into Downing Street
Labour leaders Sir Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves are renting out their homes for significant sums after moving into Downing Street, raising concerns about their alignment with the party's definition of "working people." Starmer's north London home is listed for rent, while Reeves and her husband earn £74,000 annually from their rental properties.
The revelations come alongside updates to the ministerial code, which emphasizes public perception and the need for ministers to avoid gifts that could influence their judgment. Critics, including Alex Burghart, argue that Labour is using external events to distract from these changes, claiming it undermines government transparency.
The Telegraph: PSG under investigation by French government after fans fly ‘Free Palestine’ tifo
Paris St-Germain may face sanctions after fans displayed a controversial 'Free Palestine' banner during a Champions League match against Atlético Madrid. The banner, which included a map of Israel and other provocative imagery, drew criticism from French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau.
Retailleau stated he would seek explanations from PSG and did not rule out potential penalties, calling the demonstration "unacceptable." This incident comes just days before France's Nations League match against Israel.
Fox News: Bernie Sanders excoriates Democratic Party, calls campaign 'disastrous' after Trump victory
Sen. Bernie Sanders criticized the Democratic Party following Donald Trump's 2024 presidential victory, claiming it has abandoned the working class. He noted that this alienation has affected Latino and Black workers, alongside the white working class, and called for change in the party's approach.
Sanders also highlighted economic issues, stating that real wages for American workers are lower than they were 50 years ago and criticized the lack of universal healthcare and paid leave in the U.S. He questioned whether the Democratic leadership would learn from their recent electoral losses.
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.
#society
GB News: Police launch appeal after Olympic gold medals stolen in burglary
Two Olympic gold medals belonging to British equestrian Richard Meade were stolen during a burglary near Marshfield. The theft occurred between October 29 and November 1, prompting a police investigation and a plea from Meade's family for their return.
Angela Meade emphasized the sentimental value of the medals, which are not made of solid gold, making them worthless in monetary terms. This is not the first time the medals have been stolen; they were previously taken in the 1980s but were returned after a media appeal. Police are urging anyone with information to come forward.
#economy
Fox News: These 3 Trump policies will help fix America’s broken economy
Donald Trump and congressional Republicans have regained control of the White House and Senate, with a focus on addressing economic challenges faced by Americans under the Biden administration. Key issues include rising costs of goods, housing, and personal debt, prompting Trump to outline significant economic reforms.
Trump's proposed policies include tax cuts for working-class Americans, a pro-energy agenda to boost domestic oil production, and fair trade practices to counter foreign tariffs. The aim is to reduce inflation and stimulate economic growth, contrasting sharply with the current administration's approach.
#military
Le Monde: Israel signs agreement to buy 25 fighter jets from Boeing
Israel's defense ministry announced a $5.2 billion deal with Boeing for 25 next-generation F-15 fighter jets, funded by U.S. military aid. Deliveries will begin in 2031, with options for 25 more jets. The aircraft will feature advanced Israeli technologies and improved capabilities.
This purchase is part of Israel's broader strategy to enhance its military capabilities amid ongoing conflicts, having secured nearly $40 billion in arms agreements since the start of the war with Hamas. The deal underscores Israel's focus on both immediate and long-term defense needs.
#crime
GB News: XL bully owner jailed after her two dogs viciously attack woman and 'rip chunks out of her arm'
Kelis Smith, 24, has been sentenced to 12 months in prison after her two XL bully dogs attacked a young woman in St Helens, causing life-changing injuries. The attack occurred when the dogs escaped from an unsecured garden, lasting about seven minutes.
Smith was also banned from dog ownership for two years, and the court ordered the destruction of the dogs. Neighbors intervened during the attack, and police condemned Smith's failure to secure her pets, emphasizing the serious consequences of irresponsible dog ownership.
Fox News: Bryan Kohberger's fight against death penalty gets day in court; expert skeptical of defense's arguments
Bryan Kohberger, the suspect in the stabbing deaths of four University of Idaho students, returns to court to contest the death penalty. His defense will present expert witnesses and challenge the constitutionality of Idaho's firing squad execution method, arguing it violates contemporary standards of decency.
The defense is also proposing a three-phase trial process, which could alter traditional legal proceedings. Kohberger is accused of killing Madison Mogen, Kaylee Goncalves, Xana Kernodle, and Ethan Chapin in November 2022. His trial is set to begin next year.