Friday, November 22
Stacy Williams, the former model, who accused Donald Trump of groping her in 1993 in front of Jeffrey Epstein revealed that Epstein berated her after the incident for allowing Donald Trump to touch her breasts, waist and buttocks. She said Epstein used to talk about Donald Trump a lot. "I would say that he talked about having just seen Donald or having just done something, I mean, every time we spoke," Williams said.
At a rally with Donald Trump, Vivek Ramaswamy proposed single-day nationwide voting with paper ballots and government ID. He urged Republicans to participate in early voting to secure a win, comparing the 2024 election to the American Revolution and Trump to George Washington.
JD Vance said Donald Trump's energy level is off the charts and it's crazy how little Donald Trump sleeps. "I sleep less than most people. Not saying it's good or bad, just the way I'm constituted. Trump sleeps less than I do, does as many (or more) events, and will still randomly call me to check on my family. It's the craziest thing," Vance said.
JK Rowling criticized the delay in publishing a US study on puberty blockers for transgender youth, emphasizing concerns that withholding information due to political pressures harms children. The study, led by Dr. Johanna Olson-Kennedy, found no significant mental health improvements from these treatments.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces a significant internal challenge as fellow party members urged him to consider resignation during a private Liberal caucus meeting. A critical document and a letter signed by two dozen MPs highlight growing concerns over the party's declining poll numbers and upcoming election prospects.
Canada plans to cap its immigration numbers, reducing new permanent residents from 485,000 in 2024 to 365,000 in 2027. This policy shift, influenced by political pressure and housing concerns, responds to public sentiment on immigration and recent diplomatic tensions with India.
After an attack on Turkey's aviation company TUSAS, the Turkish air force struck Kurdish militant targets in Iraq and Syria, killing five people and destroying over 30 targets. An ongoing hostage situation was reported, coinciding with a major trade fair in Istanbul. Responsibility remains unclaimed.
