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9 Nov 2024
#politics
Fox News: Sen. Josh Hawley 'delighted' to back Sen. John Cornyn for Senate Majority Leader
Republican senators are set to choose a new Senate GOP leader next week, with Sen. Josh Hawley endorsing Sen. John Cornyn for the role. The vote will take place via secret ballot on November 13. Cornyn is praised for his fundraising efforts and support for key issues.
Other candidates include Sens. Rick Scott and John Thune, with each vying for the position following Mitch McConnell's announcement that he will step down. The GOP regained the Senate majority in the recent elections.
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GB News: Soldier statue carved to show 'people remember' ahead of Armistice Day - 'These people laid down their lives to fight'
Ben Yeates, a chainsaw artist from Derbyshire, has carved a 7ft soldier from a log to honor fallen heroes for Armistice Day. The project took two months and was inspired by the Tommy Silhouettes, aiming to keep the memory of sacrifices made in wars alive.
Yeates plans to auction the statue, with proceeds benefiting a forces charity, and hopes it will find a permanent home in a council, collection, or museum. He emphasizes the importance of remembrance, especially for younger generations.
Times Of Israel: German politician resigns after sex doll post with Nazi logo against local soccer team
A local politician in northern Germany, Bulent Buyukbayram, resigned after posting an offensive image of a sex doll in a St Pauli soccer club T-shirt with Nazi symbolism. The Bundesliga club condemned the act and is considering legal action.
Buyukbayram apologized, calling it a mistake, and cited receiving threats following the backlash. St Pauli is known for its left-wing fan base and community support initiatives.
Times Of Israel: Hostage families to mark ‘400 unimaginable days’ as protesters seethe over Gallant
Families of hostages kidnapped by Hamas will hold rallies across Israel to mark 400 days since the abductions. The central event will take place in Tel Aviv's Hostages Square, featuring speeches from relatives and public figures, amidst ongoing protests against Prime Minister Netanyahu’s recent firing of Defense Minister Yoav Gallant.
Protesters are demanding a comprehensive deal for the release of all hostages, while tensions rise following Gallant's ouster, which supporters claim undermines efforts for a hostage resolution. The situation remains critical, with 97 hostages believed to still be held in Gaza.