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8 Nov 2024
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Forbes: Handicapping Trump’s Brain Trust: The New Trumpiverse
Donald Trump’s second presidential administration is expected to be influenced by a new group of billionaires, business leaders, and entertainers, including Elon Musk, Joe Rogan, and Dana White. These allies have gained favor through donations and endorsements, with many likely to hold key roles or serve as advisors.
Musk, who has pledged to help reshape U.S. policy and spending, stands out among this group. Other potential cabinet members include hedge fund moguls John Paulson and Scott Bessent, as well as political newcomers like Vivek Ramaswamy and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The dynamics of these relationships will be closely monitored as Trump prepares to reenter the White House.
Fox News: Senate races in Arizona, Nevada still not called; Democrats hold slim leads
As of Friday morning, the U.S. Senate races in Arizona and Nevada remain undecided, with Democratic candidates holding slight leads. Incumbent Sen. Jacky Rosen leads Republican Sam Brown by 1.2 percentage points in Nevada, while in Arizona, Democratic Rep. Ruben Gallego leads Republican Kari Lake by over 43,000 votes.
Both races face delays due to outstanding mail-in ballots and complex voting processes, particularly in Maricopa County, Arizona. The counting of ballots may take up to two weeks, with significant numbers still to be processed.
The Western Journal: Wow: AOC Terrified After Trump's Victory, Pushes Insane Theory About What His Next Term Will Look Like
Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has made alarming predictions about a potential Trump presidency, likening it to fascism and authoritarianism. In a viral clip, she expressed concerns about Trump's treatment of political opponents and the military's role in domestic affairs.
Critics argue her comments reflect a dangerous fearmongering tactic, with some suggesting it is a projection of the current administration's actions. The rhetoric has drawn attention, especially following Trump's recent electoral victory, which voters appear to have rejected.
GB News: Fury in London as asylum seekers ‘could get free travel’ while locals are ‘shafted’ with ticket price hike
The London Assembly has urged Mayor Sadiq Khan to allow asylum seekers access to public transport for essential journeys. This proposal has drawn criticism, with some arguing it unfairly benefits migrants at the expense of local taxpayers.
Supporters claim it helps asylum seekers integrate into the community, while opponents highlight the financial burden on residents and question the fairness of using taxpayer money for this initiative.
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Le Monde: Trump's victory clears way for Netanyahu to do whatever he likes
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has gained more freedom to continue military operations in Gaza and Lebanon following the sacking of Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, who advocated for a ceasefire. This move coincided with Donald Trump's election win, removing potential obstacles for Netanyahu.
With Trump set to take office in January and Gallant replaced by a more aligned defense minister, Netanyahu aims for a "total victory" in the conflict. He faces judicial challenges but is focused on increasing military actions against various targets, including Iran and domestic opposition.
Breitbart: Germany Arrests U.S. Citizen Who is Allegedly a Chinese Spy
Germany's federal prosecutor has arrested an American citizen, identified as Martin D., for allegedly spying for China. He is suspected of attempting to transmit sensitive U.S. military information to Chinese intelligence while working for the U.S. Armed Forces in Germany.
The investigation revealed that he had contacted Chinese government agencies earlier this year. German authorities have been actively pursuing cases of espionage related to China, with multiple arrests made this year involving individuals suspected of spying for Chinese interests.