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8 Nov 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: Michael Cohen Ridiculed on His Own Livestream: Mocked for Ditching Commitment to Flee America if Trump Won
Michael Cohen, former attorney for Donald Trump, faced ridicule during a TikTok livestream after he backtracked on his promise to leave the country if Trump won re-election. Viewers used filters to place comical graphics on his head, which visibly frustrated Cohen.
Despite his earlier claims of fleeing, Cohen asserted his right to stay in the U.S. as he became increasingly agitated by the trolling. The incident drew laughter from social media users, highlighting Cohen's history of controversial statements and actions since his legal troubles.
Le Monde: Amid US's wave of change, San Francisco elects centrist billionaire as mayor
In a significant political shift, San Francisco's mayor, London Breed, was defeated by billionaire philanthropist Daniel Lurie in the November 5 election. With partial results showing Lurie at 56% and Breed at 44%, she conceded defeat before official results were announced.
Lurie, lacking political experience but backed by substantial campaign funding, positioned himself as a political outsider. His victory reflects growing frustration among residents over ongoing issues like homelessness and crime in the city.
Fox News: In & Out: Trio of longtime Dem senators elected same year were voted out in 2024
Three veteran Democratic senators—Bob Casey of Pennsylvania, Sherrod Brown of Ohio, and Jon Tester of Montana—lost their re-election bids this week, contributing to the GOP regaining control of the Senate with 53 seats. These losses mark a significant shift in the political landscape, as all three had been in office since the 2006 midterm elections.
Casey narrowly lost to Republican Dave McCormick, while Brown fell to Bernie Moreno in Ohio, and Tester was ousted by Tim Sheehy in Montana. Their defeats reflect a broader trend of Republican gains in traditionally Democratic strongholds, signaling potential challenges for the party moving forward.
Fox News: Cornyn touts lifetime fundraising prowess for GOP in final case to succeed McConnell
Sen. John Cornyn of Texas announced he raised $33 million for Republicans in the 2024 election cycle, bringing his total fundraising to nearly $415 million during his Senate career. This comes as he seeks to replace Mitch McConnell as Senate Minority Leader, with the election set for Nov. 13.
Cornyn's fundraising prowess has positioned him as a key player in the GOP, alongside competitors John Thune and Rick Scott, who also reported similar fundraising totals. Both senators have emphasized their abilities to drive resources for Senate races, crucial for the party's success.
Fox News: Incumbent San Francisco mayor concedes to opponent amid concerns over homeless, drug overdoses
San Francisco Mayor London Breed has conceded the mayoral race to challenger Daniel Lurie, who focused on issues like homelessness, crime, and drug overdoses during his campaign. Lurie, a first-time candidate, led with 56.2% of the vote in a ranked-choice election.
Lurie aims to implement measures for safer streets, increase housing availability, and address the city's drug crisis. Breed expressed gratitude for her time as mayor and pledged a smooth transition to Lurie, emphasizing the importance of continuing to improve the city.
#society
GB News: Amsterdam: 'Emergency measures' in place after Israeli football fans attacked by masked thugs
Amsterdam's Mayor Femke Halsema announced emergency measures following violent clashes involving Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters. Anti-Israeli slurs were shouted, and riot police intervened to protect fans who faced assaults and fireworks. Halsema condemned the anti-Semitic violence, stating it threatens the city's Jewish community.
Tensions escalated after Israel's military actions in Gaza, leading to increased anti-Semitic incidents in the Netherlands. The Israeli embassy reported brutal attacks on Israeli citizens, while Dutch officials expressed horror at the violence reminiscent of historical anti-Semitic events.
GB News: Tel Aviv fan reports ‘brutal’ attacks in Amsterdam by ‘antisemitic mobs’
An Israeli football fan in Amsterdam recounted a terrifying experience of being chased by mobs shouting antisemitic slurs after a match. Iddo, a supporter of Maccabi Tel Aviv, described the chaotic scene where he and fellow fans were attacked with knives and fireworks, resulting in several injuries.
Local authorities have condemned the violence and increased police presence in the city. Amsterdam's leadership expressed shock and sadness over the incidents, emphasizing the need for improved safety measures for Israeli supporters in Europe.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: FBI Investigating Possible China Hack Of Presidential Campaign Officials’ iPhones
Foreign hackers have targeted the campaigns of both Vice President Kamala Harris and President-elect Donald Trump, potentially compromising iPhones of senior staff. The FBI is investigating links to a Chinese cyber espionage group, Salt Typhoon, which may have exploited telecom networks.
Cybersecurity expert Rocky Cole noted anomalous behavior on the devices, prompting a thorough investigation. If confirmed, this breach could allow access to sensitive information, raising significant security concerns for the incoming administration.
#culture
The Federalist: Legacy Media Indicts Itself When They Blame The 'Right-Wing Media Ecosystem'
Journalists are reportedly misinterpreting the lessons from Donald Trump's recent victory, with claims that a right-wing media ecosystem exists that outshines left-leaning outlets. This perspective was echoed by CNN's Laura Barrón-López, who suggested that the left lacks a comparable media presence.
Critics argue that legacy media's dominance in the industry contradicts this view, pointing to the significant endorsements for Democratic candidates in recent elections. The ongoing decline in media trust highlights a need for self-reflection among journalists, who may be alienating audiences by disregarding differing viewpoints.
#sports
GB News: Mike Tyson's trainer shouts 'we're done' during intense sparring session for Jake Paul fight
Mike Tyson's trainer, Rafael Cordeiro, was seen declaring "we're done" during a sparring session in preparation for Tyson's upcoming fight against Jake Paul on November 15. Despite being 58 years old, Tyson's training has been rigorous, showcasing his commitment and improved condition compared to his last fight.
Cordeiro praised Tyson's performance, stating he is in a "perfect place" for the fight and has made significant improvements. Tyson, who has faced offers from wealthy friends to withdraw from the match, remains determined to compete.
#outdoors
On The Water: Epic Stories of Striper Blitzes
The article describes the phenomenon of striped bass fishing blitzes along the Northeast coast, where conditions like onshore winds and tides concentrate baitfish, attracting large numbers of bass. Fishermen often experience intense action, catching numerous fish in a short time, sometimes alone in prime spots.
Several personal accounts highlight memorable blitzes, including one on Cuttyhunk Island where a fisherman caught and released over 25 stripers, and another during Tropical Storm Jose, where schools of mackerel were targeted by large bass with minimal competition from other anglers.