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7 Nov 2024
#politics
Forbes: Indian Village With Ties To Usha Vance Celebrates Trump Win, Dismay In Harris’ Ancestral Village (Photos)
In southern India, the U.S. presidential election results elicited mixed reactions from two villages. Residents of Vadluru celebrated the victory of President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect J.D. Vance, with firecrackers and special prayers, expressing hope that Usha Vance would support their village.
Conversely, in Thulasendrapuram, where Kamala Harris' family hails from, locals expressed disappointment over her loss but remained proud of her achievements. Special prayers were held for her success, reflecting the villagers' support despite the outcome.
Fox News: Israel takes hard line against terrorists, allowing deportation of family members
Israel's Knesset has passed a law allowing the deportation of family members of Palestinian attackers for seven to 20 years. The law targets those who had prior knowledge of an attack or expressed support for terrorism.
Legal experts predict the law may face challenges in Israeli courts, citing constitutional concerns. The law's implications for Palestinians in the West Bank remain uncertain, amid ongoing violence and tensions in the region.
The Western Journal: Kamala's Loss to Trump is More Embarrassing Than It Looks as Blue States Make Her Loss Even Worse
Kamala Harris' loss to Donald Trump in the recent election reveals significant voter shifts, particularly in traditionally blue states. Trump not only won key swing states but also outperformed expectations in states like Maine, Minnesota, and Virginia, indicating a broader GOP coalition.
Despite predictions, Harris struggled even in states she was expected to win easily, with Trump maintaining a lead in the popular vote. This election outcome suggests a potential shift in the political landscape, raising questions about the Democratic stronghold in these areas.
#society
GB News: M6 closed: Drivers face traffic chaos with roads shut all day after horror 10-vehicle crash and 'significant fuel spill'
The M6 motorway is closed in both directions between junctions 33 and 32 due to a serious collision involving an overturned lorry that caused significant fuel spillage and road damage. Recovery and resurfacing work is ongoing, with delays expected.
The collision resulted in one fatality and several serious injuries among the drivers involved. Authorities are urging witnesses to come forward and advising travelers to avoid the area.
GB News: Oxford University student was 'cancelled' before suicide, inquest hears
An inquest revealed that Alexander Rogers, a 20-year-old Oxford student, faced severe social ostracization from peers before his death, linked to unsubstantiated allegations. The coroner concluded that this distress contributed to his intention to take his own life.
Rogers was found deceased after entering the River Thames on January 15. His family emphasized the need to address the impact of "cancel culture" in higher education to prevent similar tragedies. The college has committed to reviewing its policies to enhance student well-being.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Donald Trump is 'no friend' of Prince Harry or Meghan Markle, says Andrew Pierce
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have purchased a property in Portugal, potentially in anticipation of a Donald Trump presidency. This move may enable them to obtain a Golden Visa, granting them visa-free access to the EU's Schengen area.
The Economist: Why Volodymyr Zelensky may welcome Donald Trump’s victory
Despite Donald Trump's controversial history regarding Ukraine, some senior officials in Kyiv are reportedly hoping for his victory in the upcoming U.S. elections. Disillusionment with Joe Biden's administration has led them to prefer a wildcard approach over the current limited support.
This reflects a desperate gamble as Ukraine faces ongoing challenges, suggesting that the situation has deteriorated significantly. The potential shift in U.S. leadership could have profound implications for Ukraine's future.
#crime
Fox News: US Customs and Border Protection officers arrest murder suspect trying to flee to El Salvador
Christofer Antonio Argueta Ramirez, a 19-year-old murder suspect from Virginia, was arrested at Washington Dulles International Airport while attempting to flee to El Salvador. He had purchased a one-way ticket and was taken into custody by U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers.
Argueta Ramirez is linked to the murder of 20-year-old Jose Guerrero, who disappeared in late 2022. Following a drug deal gone wrong, Guerrero was allegedly stabbed multiple times, and his body was later discovered in January 2023.
Fox News: Murdered attorney's wife blames son who found remains in burn pit before suspicions led to her
Melody Farris, the wife of a Georgia attorney, was found guilty of his murder over six years after his body was discovered in a burn pit. She was convicted of malice murder, felony murder, and other charges, with prosecutors highlighting her motive tied to a $2 million life insurance policy.
Farris's defense attempted to shift blame to her son, who found the remains, but he denied any involvement. Testimony revealed marital issues and an affair, suggesting financial motives for the crime. A sentencing hearing is scheduled for December.
#other
Le Monde: EU climate monitor says 2024 is 'virtually certain' to be the hottest year on record
Copernicus reports that 2024 is expected to be the hottest year on record, surpassing 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels. This milestone highlights the urgency for stronger climate action ahead of the upcoming UN climate negotiations in Azerbaijan.
The report emphasizes the increasing frequency of extreme weather events and rising global temperatures, which pose significant risks. Current climate pledges still fall short of preventing catastrophic warming.