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8 Nov 2024
#politics
Fox News: President-elect Trump makes history with White House chief of staff appointment and more top headlines
Fox News First highlights key developments following the election, including President-elect Trump's historic appointments and the implications of Vice President Harris' campaign missteps. The White House reacts to Biden's changed rhetoric and criticism of elite universities.
Biden congratulates Trump, emphasizing a peaceful transition, while GOP leaders like Tim Scott aim to leverage new minority gains. The newsletter also covers reactions from media figures and cultural commentary surrounding the election results.
The Federalist: Dems Need To Be Honest That Harris Was A Terrible Candidate
Kamala Harris' recent campaign failure has sparked discussions about the reasons behind it. While some in the media seek to absolve her of blame, attributing her loss to factors like racism or misogyny, others argue that her lack of political skill and inability to communicate effectively were significant contributors to her downfall.
Critics highlight her poor performance in interviews and her failure to engage meaningfully with voters on important issues. Ultimately, the consensus suggests that her inability to articulate her positions and connect with the electorate led to her unsuccessful campaign.
Fox News: Where do Trump's legal cases stand after massive election win?
The Justice Department is moving to wind down two federal criminal cases against President-elect Donald Trump as he prepares for his second term. Trump faces multiple legal challenges, including indictments related to classified documents and election interference, which he has pleaded not guilty to.
In addition to federal cases, Trump is also dealing with state-level charges, including a significant indictment in Georgia concerning his efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. His legal team is actively seeking to dismiss these cases, citing presidential immunity and procedural issues.
GB News: Bev and Andrew celebrate record viewing as 'GB News heralds democracy while mainstream cry at Trump win'
Bev Turner and Andrew Pierce celebrated record viewing figures for Britain's Newsroom, attributing the success to their positive coverage of Donald Trump's election victory. They believe their audience, both in the UK and the US, sought a different perspective from mainstream media.
Turner emphasized the importance of celebrating democracy, while Pierce noted their objective analysis despite their enthusiasm. They expressed hope for an interview with Trump, highlighting their non-hostile stance compared to other outlets.
The Western Journal: Humiliation Continues for Mainstream Media: Pro-Trump, Pro-Statehood Candidate Leads in Puerto Rico
In a surprising turn of events, Jenniffer González, a pro-Trump candidate from Puerto Rico's pro-statehood party, is leading in the gubernatorial race with 39% of the vote. This marks a significant shift as she is likely to become the first candidate outside the two major parties to finish in the top two.
Despite media attempts to sway Puerto Rican voters against Trump following a controversial joke, González's support appears to have increased among Hispanic voters. Exit polls indicate a notable shift in Latino male support towards Trump compared to the 2020 election.
The Federalist: Voters In Eight States Overwhelmingly Approve Citizen-Only Voting
In recent elections, voters in eight states approved measures to ensure that only U.S. citizens can vote in state and local elections. This reflects a broad consensus among Republicans, Democrats, and independents, with support exceeding 70% in states like Wisconsin and South Carolina.
Opponents argue that claims of noncitizen voting are exaggerated, yet advocates maintain that these amendments are crucial for maintaining electoral integrity. The push for citizen-only voting is seen as part of a larger movement towards common sense governance in America.
The Federalist: Democrats Have Unleashed Donald Trump At His Best
Democrats express concern over Donald Trump's potential second term, fearing a president without moderating influences. In contrast, Republicans celebrate his return, believing he will govern with a stronger mandate and a supportive team, free from internal opposition.
Trump's supporters argue that his past experiences have equipped him to tackle challenges effectively, suggesting that the lessons learned from his first term will lead to a more decisive and focused presidency.
Fox News: Hispanics helped Trump win. Here’s how Republicans build on those gains
President-elect Donald Trump achieved significant support from Hispanic voters in the recent election, winning 46% of their votes, an increase from 32% in 2020. His appeal was particularly strong among Hispanic men and in key areas like Florida and Starr County, Texas.
This shift is attributed to Hispanics' alignment with conservative values and dissatisfaction with the Biden administration's policies, which they feel have negatively impacted their communities. Republicans are urged to maintain engagement with Hispanic voters to solidify these gains in future elections.
#society
The Federalist: Sweden Warns Parents: Quit Plopping Babies In Front Of Screens
Sweden has issued new guidelines recommending no screen time for children under 2, one hour for ages 2-5, and up to three hours for teens aged 13-16. This shift aims to address concerns over the negative impacts of excessive screen use on child development.
Similar recommendations have emerged globally, including from France, emphasizing the need for reduced screen exposure to foster healthier development. Parents in the U.S. are encouraged to engage in discussions about technology use and its effects on children.
Times Of Israel: France says next week’s soccer match vs. Israel to go on despite Amsterdam attacks
The Nations League football match between France and Israel will proceed as scheduled at the Stade de France, despite recent antisemitic attacks on Israeli supporters in Amsterdam. French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau emphasized the need for security measures and rejected calls to relocate the match.
In Amsterdam, five people were hospitalized and 62 arrested following violent incidents targeting Israeli fans. The police condemned the antisemitic behavior and stated that they would investigate the attacks. Israeli officials expressed concern for their citizens' safety and advised them to return home quickly.
GB News: Black students across US receive abhorrent racist texts telling them to 'pick cotton' as FBI launches probe
An investigation is underway after black students across the U.S. received racist text messages claiming they were "selected to pick cotton at the nearest plantation." The messages, sent anonymously to individuals in multiple states, have sparked outrage and concern among recipients.
The FBI is involved, and experts note that this type of widespread attack via text is unprecedented. Community leaders are calling for political condemnation of such acts, emphasizing the need to address anti-Black racism in all forms.
The Telegraph: Watch: Highway worker narrowly avoids high-speed truck crash
A highway worker narrowly escaped injury when a truck crashed into his equipment on Interstate 81 in New York. The incident, captured on dashcam, highlights the dangers faced by road workers. Thankfully, neither the worker nor the truck driver sustained serious injuries.
The New York State Department of Transportation shared the video to emphasize the importance of safety in work zones, urging drivers to slow down and stay alert to prevent such accidents.
#crime
Fox News: Dead mom’s baby daddy out on bond for manslaughter charge can still see child, outraging woman’s family
A Texas man, Ulise DeLao, accused of intoxication manslaughter after allegedly striking the mother of his child, Brittany Torres, with his vehicle, will retain his parental rights while out on bond. Torres was killed in the incident, and DeLao was released after posting a reduced bond.
Despite concerns raised in court about the potential harm to their 1-year-old son, a judge ruled that DeLao could maintain his parental rights. Torres' family is advocating for justice, expressing outrage over the situation and calling for accountability.
#outdoors
Tactical Bassin: HUGE NEWS!! TACTICALBASSIN IS EXPANDING!! — Tactical Bassin' - Bass Fishing Blog
TacticalBassin is expanding its fishing content by collaborating with skilled anglers from the TacticalBassin Family. The new videos will provide insights tailored to different regions, helping anglers adapt to seasonal changes and fishing patterns.
The existing video format will remain unchanged, with additional content featuring Jesse Kroetch. Viewers can look forward to more Tactical Family videos and the upcoming Holiday Buyer's Guide series.
#technology
GB News: Audi unveils massive change to iconic logo and launches new brand in a bid to boost Chinese sales
Audi has announced a significant rebranding effort in China, introducing a new brand called AUDI that replaces its iconic four rings logo with four capital letters. This change was revealed during an event in Shanghai, where Audi CEO Gernot Döllner highlighted the launch of the AUDI E concept, designed to meet the high expectations of Chinese consumers.
The AUDI E concept, set for production in 2025, features advanced technology, including a powerful electric drivetrain and an 800-volt architecture for rapid charging. The collaboration with Chinese manufacturer SAIC aims to leverage both parties' strengths to enhance premium electric mobility in the Chinese market.