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#politics
Forbes: Trump Has Racked Up Nearly $40 Million In Legal Fees Since His First Indictment
Former President Donald Trump's legal fees for criminal and civil cases have reached nearly $40 million since his first indictment in March 2023, with the majority of the expenses being covered by his leadership PAC, Save America. The PAC spent $38.9 million on legal consulting and other legal-related services in 2023, compared to $8.4 million spent in the first three months of that year. Save America has $5.1 million in cash as it enters 2024, when Trump is expected to face multiple trials.
Save America PAC raised $52.3 million in 2023, with the majority of the funds coming from small-dollar donors and transfers from Trump's other PACs and campaign. The source of a recent $1 million donation from hotel magnate Robert Bigelow is unclear, as PAC regulations typically limit donations to $5,000. Financing Trump's personal legal fees through PAC money is a legally questionable area, but experts believe Trump is unlikely to face prosecution due to lax enforcement.
GB News: ‘Go to work; stop being idle’ says Lee Anderson MP
Tory MP Lee Anderson criticizes the UK's reliance on migrant labor and advocates for training more British workers for key jobs. He argues against the points-based immigration system, believing that the best and brightest individuals reside within the country. Anderson also suggests halting benefits for those unwilling to work.
#society
GB News: Beatrice and Eugenie 'might leak something' if they take up duties for Kate and Charles, says Levin
Angela Levin suggests that Beatrice and Eugenie should not replace the Royal Family due to fears of them leaking information. She instead proposes Princess Anne, the Duke and Duchess of Scotland, or Zara Tindall as potential options for taking on royal duties. Levin believes that Zara and her husband Mike would fit in well with the Royal Family, but acknowledges that saving money may be a higher priority for King Charles.
Fox News: Young, Black conservative draws critics for opposing DEI on popular podcast, quoting MLK: 'Neoracists'
Author and podcaster Coleman Hughes, a rising Black conservative, is criticized for supporting a colorblind society and Martin Luther King Jr's dream of racial equality. Critics accuse him of ignoring racial inequities. Hughes argues for disregarding race as a reason for differential treatment.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Austrian literary festival drops Bosnian author who protested criticism of Oct. 7
A literary festival in Austria disinvited a Bosnian author for accusing Israel of genocide and accusing Germany of covering up for it. Meanwhile, a major children's book fair in Italy rejected a petition by writers to boycott Israelis.
Forbes: Steele Dossier: Donald Trump’s Lawsuit Fighting Allegations Of Russian Bribes Tossed Out In London
The High Court in London dismissed Donald Trump's lawsuit against Orbis Business Intelligence, the firm behind the controversial dossier that alleged his involvement with Russia. The judge ruled that there were no compelling reasons to allow the claim to proceed and that Trump had waited too long to vindicate his reputation. Trump's true purpose was seen as a final attempt at rehabilitating his image.
Times Of Israel: Explosion reported near ship in Red Sea as Houthi attacks from Yemen continue
Explosion near ship off Yemen coast. Vessel and crew safe. Houthis blamed for missile strikes. US and UK retaliate. Shipping disrupted.
GB News: Orban CAVES to bureaucratic EU as all bloc leaders pass major aid deal after warning 'patience wearing thin' with Hungary
Hungarian PM Viktor Orban reluctantly votes in favor of €50 billion aid package for Ukraine, after previously vetoing it. EU leaders overcome objections, showing support for Ukraine.
Times Of Israel: Iran begins construction of four new nuclear plants
Iran has started building four more nuclear power plants in its south, aiming to produce 20,000 megawatts of nuclear energy by 2041. The country has increased uranium production, raising concerns about its intentions.
#military
Fox News: Biden is running out of time on taming Iran as failure to do so could prove catastrophic
Iran's drone attack on U.S. soldiers marks an escalation in Iran's de facto war on the United States. The Biden administration's measured response is seen as a sign of weakness. Iran's increasing confidence in its nuclear deterrent and its missile and drone arsenal pose a significant threat to U.S. forces in the region.
#crime
GB News: London chemical attacker travelled from NEWCASTLE before hurling dangerous substance over woman as police name suspect
A man named Abdul Ezedi allegedly attacked a woman and her children with a corrosive substance in London. He is on the run and was last seen in North London with injuries to his face.
Fox News: Maine investigation commission to hear testimonies from family members of Lewiston mass shooting victims
Maine's deadliest mass shooting is under investigation by an independent commission. Family members of victims are sharing their stories of loss and grief.
#other
Le Monde: Drought emergency declared in Barcelona
Spanish region Catalonia declares a drought emergency due to three years of minimal rainfall, leading to tighter water restrictions for Barcelona and surrounding areas. The emergency aims to lower daily water usage from 210 to 200 liters per person, with the possibility of further reduction if the drought worsens. Climate change is believed to be a factor in the intensifying drought conditions.