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8 Nov 2024
#politics
Fox News: KJP says President Biden still has no plans to pardon Hunter Biden for tax fraud, gun charges
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre confirmed that President Biden has no plans to pardon his son, Hunter Biden, who pleaded guilty to federal tax charges and faces sentencing for gun charges. The administration has consistently stated that there will be no commutation or pardon.
Hunter Biden's legal troubles stem from allegations of tax evasion and lying on a gun purchase form. He is scheduled for sentencing on December 12 and December 16 for these charges.
Fox News: Conservative politicos share reactions to protest response after Trump win: 'It's strangely quiet'
Following President-elect Trump's recent victory, anti-Trump protests have been notably less intense than in 2016. While some demonstrations occurred, they primarily focused on issues like the Israel-Gaza conflict rather than Trump's presidency, reflecting a shift in protest dynamics.
Experts suggest that Trump's decisive win has contributed to the muted response, with many anticipating that significant opposition may arise as his policies unfold. Political analysts note that the current atmosphere lacks the same level of unrest seen after his first election, but caution that this may change in the future.
Times Of Israel: US says Israel starting to carry out Gaza aid measures that administration demanded
Israel's Knesset has appointed Israel Katz as the new defense minister following the dismissal of Yoav Gallant by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Katz, previously the foreign minister, has pledged to confront Israel's adversaries amid ongoing conflict in Gaza.
In Pennsylvania, Republican David McCormick has won a crucial Senate seat, defeating incumbent Democrat Bob Casey. McCormick's victory is attributed to voter dissatisfaction with inflation and his appeal to Jewish voters regarding support for Israel during the Israel-Hamas war.
The Western Journal: Top Kamala Harris Adviser Deletes His X Account After Vague Post Sparks Controversy
David Plouffe, a senior advisor to Kamala Harris, deleted his X account following a controversial post suggesting President Biden contributed to Harris's campaign loss. His remarks about "digging out of a deep hole" drew backlash, leading to the account's removal.
Despite optimistic projections for Harris's chances in key swing states, Donald Trump ultimately won all seven, highlighting challenges for the Democratic campaign.
#society
GB News: Teenager, 15, dies after collapsing in school football game
A 15-year-old student from Sale High School collapsed and died during a football match against Ashton on Mersey School in Cheshire. Despite efforts from staff and emergency services, he could not be revived. Both schools expressed their condolences and are providing support to students affected by the incident.
Sale High School has canceled all extracurricular sports activities for the week in light of the tragedy. The identity of the student has not been released.
GB News: Developer fined £485k for illegally converting three flats into SEVEN 'inadequately sized' apartments
A property developer and his company have been fined nearly £485,000 for illegally converting a Westminster shop and three flats into seven undersized apartments. The unauthorized work, discovered in 2015, violated planning enforcement notices, leading to prosecution after the developer ignored council orders.
The court imposed fines and costs totaling £485,000, including individual fines for the director and the company. Westminster officials emphasized that such enforcement actions are crucial to protecting the historic integrity of areas like the Queen's Park Conservation Area.
GB News: Neighbours fuming as new £300m eco-village dubbed 'Hellborne' approved
Plans for a £300 million eco-village named "Welborne," set to build 6,000 homes in Hampshire, have been approved, angering local residents who fear it will ruin the landscape. The project aims to create a new town between Southampton and Portsmouth, but concerns about environmental impact and local services have been raised.
The development will necessitate the removal of 30 acres of trees and hedges, and local healthcare providers are worried about the potential strain from new residents. Despite objections, local officials emphasize the need for housing to meet government targets. The first homes are expected by year-end.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Diplomatic incident occurs in Jerusalem on sidelines of French Foreign Minister's visit
During a visit to Jerusalem, French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot faced a diplomatic incident involving Israeli police and French gendarmes at the Eleona estate. Israeli police entered the site, leading to the arrest of the gendarmes, which Barrot condemned as an unacceptable violation of French sovereignty.
The situation escalated with heated exchanges between the gendarmes and police, culminating in the gendarmes being detained before being released later that evening following Barrot's intervention. This incident highlights ongoing tensions in Franco-Israeli relations.
Times Of Israel: Ex-envoy says Trump aims to weaken Iran, ‘deal of the century’ likely back on table
Brian Hook, former special envoy for Iran under Trump, stated that Trump does not seek regime change in Iran but aims to isolate the country. He suggested that Trump's peace plan for Israel and Palestine may resurface if he returns to office, despite diminished interest in a two-state solution post-Hamas attacks.
Hook criticized the Biden administration's approach to Iran, claiming it has weakened deterrence and strained relations with U.S. allies in the region. He emphasized the need for a strong stance against Iranian influence, citing its support for groups like Hamas and Hezbollah.
#religion
The Imaginative Conservative: Night in the Palazzo
The narrative explores the tension between belief in God and the reliance on science, using Hercule Poirot's skepticism during a seance in a haunted palazzo as a backdrop. Poirot's journey reflects a broader philosophical debate on the existence of the divine in a scientifically understood world.
The piece argues that the natural world itself serves as evidence of God's existence, independent of miraculous signs. It suggests that God's power is inherent in creation, and that faith does not require tangible proof.