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9 Nov 2024

#politics

Breitbart: Democrat Colin Allred Blew $77M on Failed Texas Senate Bid
Democrat Colin Allred Blew $77M on Failed Texas Senate Bid
Democrat Rep. Colin Allred spent $77.5 million on his unsuccessful campaign for Sen. Ted Cruz's seat in Texas, which became the most expensive Senate race of the 2024 cycle. Cruz won with 53.1% of the vote, raising $86 million and spending $76.9 million.

The race highlighted the financial stakes in Texas, surpassing other competitive states. Allred's campaign focused on abortion, while Cruz emphasized economic issues and border security. The outcome was pivotal for the Republican majority in the Senate.


Breitbart: VP-Elect JD Vance Gives Son's Cub Scout Troop Tour of Capitol
VP-Elect JD Vance Gives Son's Cub Scout Troop Tour of Capitol
Vice President-elect JD Vance led a tour of the U.S. Capitol for his son Ewan's Cub Scout Troop. A spokesperson confirmed Vance's presence in Washington, highlighting his role in guiding the troop through the historic site.

Vance, the first millennial vice president, praised Donald Trump's election victory as a significant political comeback. He expressed gratitude for the trust Trump placed in him and committed to fighting for American families and their futures.


Breitbart: FEMA Official Instructed Relief Workers to Skip Trump Voters Homes
FEMA Official Instructed Relief Workers to Skip Trump Voters Homes
A FEMA supervisor allegedly instructed hurricane relief workers to avoid homes displaying Trump signs in Lake Placid, Florida, leading to at least 20 homes being skipped for assistance. This directive was reportedly communicated both verbally and in a group chat.

Residents expressed frustration over the perceived discrimination, highlighting that they were left without aid following Hurricane Milton. The Biden administration's response to another hurricane, Helene, was also criticized for being delayed and inadequate.


#society

Le Monde: In the West Bank, Al Jazeera is half-silenced
In the West Bank, Al Jazeera is half-silenced
Israeli soldiers raided Al Jazeera's office in Ramallah on September 22, issuing a 45-day closure notice. The network has faced ongoing restrictions, with accusations of inciting terror and endangering security. Al Jazeera's director, Walid Al-Omari, remains concerned about the future of journalism in the region.

Despite the closure, Al-Omari and his team are preparing to reopen the office, aware of the risks of further Israeli intervention. The situation highlights tensions surrounding media operations in the occupied territories.


#foreignaffairs

Times Of Israel: Blinken works the phones in administration’s final push for Gaza, Lebanon ceasefires
Blinken works the phones in administration’s final push for Gaza, Lebanon ceasefires
The Biden administration is intensifying diplomatic efforts to resolve conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon, with Secretary of State Antony Blinken engaging with officials from the UAE and Saudi Arabia. The aim is to secure a ceasefire with Hamas and address the situation with Hezbollah.

Blinken also discussed hostages and rebuilding efforts for Palestinians in Gaza, as well as seeking a diplomatic resolution for civilians in Lebanon. These discussions included conversations with British, German, and French counterparts.


#economy

Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: How Trumponomics Can Reduce Inflation
Breitbart Business Digest: How Trumponomics Can Reduce Inflation
The belief that a Republican sweep in elections would lead to higher inflation may be misguided. Historical data shows that inflation has often been lower during unified Republican control compared to periods of divided government. Politicians may be cautious about adopting inflationary policies due to voter discontent with rising prices.

Critics argue that immigration and tariffs contribute to inflation, but evidence suggests otherwise. Increased immigration has not historically led to inflationary pressures, and tariffs may not significantly raise prices. Instead, they could strengthen the dollar's purchasing power, potentially lowering prices.