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#politics
Breitbart: WATCH: Cohen Trolled While Explaining Plans to Leave After Trump Win
Michael Cohen, former attorney for Donald Trump, faced online trolling during a livestream after stating he would leave the country if Trump returned to the White House. Despite his frustrations, he clarified he would not leave, asserting his right to stay in the U.S.
Cohen previously mentioned plans for a foreign passport and a name change if Trump won. Meanwhile, celebrities' efforts to support Kamala Harris in the election were deemed ineffective, as Trump secured a decisive victory, highlighting a decline in Hollywood's influence on politics.
Fox News: Former White House lawyer says Trump will not use DOJ 'for political purposes,' but to implement 'his agenda'
Former White House attorney Mark Paoletta stated that President-elect Donald Trump will not use the Department of Justice (DOJ) for political purposes but to implement his agenda. He emphasized that the Constitution grants the President executive power, including supervision of the DOJ.
Paoletta outlined potential actions Trump could take, such as increasing resources for prosecuting serious crimes and deportation efforts. He criticized Democrats for allegedly using the DOJ to target Trump politically, asserting that the President should direct the DOJ in line with the agenda supported by voters.
Breitbart: Donald Trump's Landslide Victory Moved 48 States to the Right
President-Elect Donald Trump's victory resulted in a significant political shift, moving 48 states to the right, the largest since Ronald Reagan's win in 1980. Trump garnered support from demographics that traditionally favored Democrats, including one in three voters of color and increased backing from Hispanic voters.
The GOP's success in reclaiming the Senate and potentially controlling the House has left Democrats reeling. Factors such as pandemic-related challenges and inflation, which saw costs rise by an average of 20%, were cited as contributing to the Democratic losses.
Breitbart: Hollywood Elites Who Vowed to Flee U.S. Mocked After Trump Wins Again: ‘Don’t Go to Canada with Your TDS. They’ll Recommend Suicide’
Several Hollywood celebrities promised to leave the U.S. if Donald Trump won the presidency, including Bruce Springsteen, Cher, and Barbra Streisand. As Trump approaches another election, social media users are reminding them of their vows, highlighting perceived hypocrisy.
Many celebrities, like Sharon Stone and America Ferrera, have resurfaced their claims, but none have followed through on their promises. Online users are now tracking these unfulfilled commitments, showcasing the disconnect between celebrity rhetoric and action.
Human Events: Israel moves to deport terrorists’ family members amid ongoing war
The Israeli parliament has enacted a controversial law permitting the expulsion of family members of terrorists, passing with a 61-41 vote after an opposition filibuster. The law empowers the interior minister to deport relatives if they are deemed aware of or supportive of the terrorist's actions.
Concerns have been raised by Israel's security agency and legal advisors about the potential for the law to be viewed as collective punishment and its implications for constitutional fairness. Despite these warnings, the Knesset proceeded with the legislation, which aims to deter future terrorist acts.
Forbes: Trump Says He Has No Intention Of Selling Trump Media Shares
President-elect Donald Trump stated on social media that he has “no intention of selling” his shares in Trump Media & Technology Group, dismissing rumors as “fake” and “probably illegal.” His comments led to a nearly 10% increase in the company’s stock price.
Trump, who holds a 57% stake in the company, called for an investigation into those spreading the rumors. Despite a reported net loss of $19 million in the company's recent quarterly report, the stock price surged following Trump's election victory.
Le Monde: 'French Michael Moore' says he's considering a run for president
François Ruffin, a French MP and filmmaker, is actively promoting his new documentary "Au boulot!" while navigating his political career after distancing himself from Jean-Luc Mélenchon and La France Insoumise. His recent activities suggest he may be positioning himself for a presidential run in 2027.
Ruffin acknowledges the possibility of a candidacy, emphasizing a need for a bold response to the aspirations of the left. Despite previous ambiguity about his political future, he seems to be preparing for a significant role in the upcoming elections.
Fox News: Capital city Democratic mayor, prosecutor indicted in undercover bribery sting
Jackson, Mississippi's Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba, along with Hinds County District Attorney Jody Owens II and City Councilman Aaron Banks, were indicted for conspiracy to commit bribery, wire fraud, and money laundering following an FBI sting. The officials allegedly accepted bribes from undercover agents posing as developers.
Lumumba denied the charges, labeling them as a "political prosecution" aimed at damaging his reputation before the upcoming mayoral race. The DOJ emphasized the importance of holding public officials accountable for corruption to restore public confidence in government.
#society
The Telegraph: Sydney playground closed after elderly injured by ‘invisible’ trampolines
A new playground in Cronulla, Australia, has raised safety concerns for elderly residents due to hard-to-see ground-level trampolines. An elderly man became stuck on one while using a mobility scooter, and others have reported injuries, including a broken nose.
The local council attempted to address the issue by covering the trampolines with metal grids, but this led to children suffering burns from the hot surfaces. The playground, which cost A$1.8 million, has faced ongoing safety problems since its opening.
GB News: Nigel Farage will not vote for assisted dying bill as he admits fear: ‘Gives me the shivers’
Nigel Farage has stated he will not support the upcoming assisted dying bill in the UK, expressing concerns over potential abuses, particularly citing practices in Canada. He emphasized that he would need substantial convincing to change his stance before the Commons vote on November 29.
The bill, introduced by Labour MP Kim Leadbeater, has sparked debate, with some Labour members, including Health Secretary Wes Streeting, indicating opposition. Proponents argue it offers terminally ill patients a choice, while critics warn of risks of coercion.
Breitbart: Left Wing Mayor of Amsterdam Refuses to Resign Over 'Pogrom'
A violent incident in Amsterdam involving motorcycle gangs targeting Israeli football supporters has drawn significant backlash, with calls for the mayor's resignation. The unrest coincided with the anniversary of Kristallnacht, leading to injuries and arrests, as police investigate potential coordination behind the attacks.
Mayor Femke Halsema faced criticism for her handling of the situation, while Geert Wilders labeled the violence as the work of "Islamic radicals." Despite increased police presence, authorities were overwhelmed by the gangs. Israel has since sent aircraft to evacuate its citizens from the city.
#education
Fox News: Trump's former Education secretary says she is 'very open' to discussion about returning to previous post
Former Education Secretary Betsy DeVos expressed openness to returning to her role in a potential 2025 Trump administration. She emphasized the need for a federal tax credit and a reduction of the Department of Education's power, suggesting that a state governor with education reform experience would be an ideal candidate.
DeVos, who resigned after the January 6 Capitol riot, criticized the federal Department of Education for failing to serve students effectively. She noted that Trump’s second term could focus on family and student needs, while addressing concerns over recent Title IX changes impacting women's sports.
#crime
Fox News: Karen Read claims murder charge in police officer boyfriend's death is double jeopardy
Karen Read, accused of murdering her police officer boyfriend John O'Keefe, is appealing to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court to dismiss two charges against her, citing double jeopardy after a mistrial was declared due to a deadlocked jury. Prosecutors plan to retry her next year.
Read maintains her innocence, claiming she was framed by other law enforcement officers. O'Keefe was found dead outside a colleague's home in January 2022, with the medical examiner attributing his death to blunt force trauma and hypothermia.