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9 Nov 2024
#politics
Times Of Israel: Pelosi: Biden should have dropped out earlier, primary should have been held
Former Speaker Nancy Pelosi criticized President Biden for his endorsement of Kamala Harris after he dropped out of the presidential race, suggesting that an earlier exit could have allowed for a more competitive primary. She believes Harris might have performed better without Biden's immediate support.
Pelosi dismissed Bernie Sanders' claim that the Democrats lost due to neglecting the working class, attributing the loss instead to cultural issues, including gun rights and LGBTQ+ topics. Trump won the election with 301 electoral votes and 50.5% of the popular vote.
Breitbart: Reports: Argentina’s Javier Milei to Meet Trump on U.S. Visit Next Week
Argentine President Javier Milei will visit the U.S. next week to meet President-elect Donald Trump during the Conservative Political Action Conference at Mar-a-Lago. Milei, a Trump supporter, plans to strengthen ties between Argentina and the U.S. and will also meet Vice President-elect JD Vance and Elon Musk.
Milei has implemented significant deregulation in Argentina and aims to export his "chainsaw" strategy of reducing government size and regulations globally. He has previously met Trump and has not engaged with outgoing President Joe Biden. Following his U.S. visit, Milei will attend the G20 summit in Brazil.
The Western Journal: 'Chaos Has Not Ended Just Yet': CNN Guest Floats Idea That'll Make Kamala More Powerful Than Ever Before
CNN's Bakari Sellers suggested that Vice President Kamala Harris could be nominated to the Supreme Court if Justice Sonia Sotomayor retires. This idea, while gaining traction among some Democrats, is seen as unlikely due to Harris's lack of judicial experience and the potential backlash it could provoke.
Critics argue that such a move would further politicize the Supreme Court, reducing its stature as a judicial body. The proposal reflects ongoing frustrations within the Democratic Party following recent electoral defeats, highlighting a desire to maintain influence despite challenges.
Fox News: Psychiatrist says it’s ‘essential’ for liberals to set boundaries with Trump-voting loved ones during holidays
As the holiday season approaches, Dr. Amanda Calhoun, a Yale University psychiatry resident, advised MSNBC viewers that it is acceptable to cut ties with relatives who voted for President-elect Donald Trump. She emphasized the importance of setting boundaries for mental health, especially for those feeling vulnerable post-election.
Calhoun suggested that individuals should communicate their reasons for distancing themselves from Trump-supporting family and friends, particularly in light of increased distress among marginalized communities. This approach aims to protect one's mental well-being during a challenging time.
#society
Le Monde: French rail unions calls for strike ahead of Christmas
Trade unions at France's SNCF have announced a strike starting December 11, potentially disrupting train services during the Christmas holidays. They demand a halt to the dismantling of Fret SNCF and are protesting the conditions for regional line competition.
The French government plans to restructure the rail freight division, set to be replaced by two companies by January 2025. Previous strikes have significantly impacted travel during holidays, with past actions stranding thousands.
#culture
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Nov. 9: Day 400 – Bonus: Deep dive into post-Holocaust theology
The Times of Israel presents a special episode featuring Yossi Klein Halevi interviewing Rabbi Irving Yitz Greenberg, a prominent Jewish theologian known for his work on post-Holocaust identity and Holocaust memorialization. Greenberg, now 91, has released his significant work, “The Triumph of Life,” which redefines Judaism.
This episode explores key themes in Jewish thought and interfaith dialogue, underscoring Greenberg's influence on contemporary Jewish identity. For further updates, listeners can access The Times of Israel’s live blog and subscribe to their Daily Briefing.
#history
Le Monde: Photos. Tracing fragments of the Berlin Wall, 35 years after it fell
The Berlin Wall, a significant symbol of the Cold War, was erected by East Germany on August 12-13, 1961, in response to mass emigration to the West. This barrier disrupted lives, separating families and leading to job losses until it was peacefully dismantled on November 9, 1989.
Today, remnants of the Berlin Wall can be seen at various memorial sites in Berlin, serving as a reminder of the division that lasted nearly three decades and the eventual reunification of the city.
#crime
GB News: Patrolling armed officers can 'deter' potential attackers, Peter Bleksley claims
Former Scotland Yard Detective Peter Bleksley has supported the presence of armed officers at the Manchester City Centre Christmas market, responding to local criticism. The police shared images of the officers on social media, emphasizing their commitment to safety during the festive season.