RALEIGH, N.C. (WGHP) — CNN’s legal team is trying to move the defamation lawsuit filed by North Carolina Lt. Gov. and since-defeated governor candidate Mark Robinson from state to federal court. On Friday, CNN filed to move the lawsuit from the Superior Court of Wake County to the United States District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina. “Robinson’s own description of this lawsuit demonstrates that the controversyrelates to Robinson’s (erroneous) claims about CNN’s news article, not Money’s statements,” CNN’s team says. “All of Money’s statements reflect genuine affection for Robinson,” CNN’s legal team writes.

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I’ve spent more than four thousand hours studying right-wing media for my newsletter TheRighting over the past seven years. Though Fox News remains the largest right-wing website, as measured by Comscore, it has shrunk while Newsmax has posted increases every month except one for the past four years. I’ve also tracked subscriber counts very closely among the top right-wing podcasters, and the increases have been remarkable for a handful of conservative voices. He’s got a fast-growing top-ten right-wing podcast (just ahead of Kelly), has authored four nonfiction books, and has become a real multiplatform force with the September release of the comedy documentary Am I a Racist? And that means I’ve got to spend even more hours studying the ever-expanding world of right-wing media.

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Trump confirms deportation strategy will include national emergency and militaryBy Andrea Castillo, Los Angeles Times (TNS)WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald Trump’s plan to execute mass deportations of immigrants in the U.S. illegally will involve the military and a national emergency declaration, he confirmed Monday. !”A spokesperson for the Trump transition team didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment. During his first term, Trump bypassed Congress to divert Pentagon funds to expand the border wall by declaring a national emergency. President Biden terminated the emergency order just after he took office in 2021. On the campaign trail, Trump said his strategy would rely on military troops, friendly state and local law enforcement and wartime powers.

Pope Francis Calls For Gaza Genocide Probe Pope urges investigation amid rising casualties and international outcry over Israel's military actionsPope Francis has stirred significant attention with his recent call for the international community to investigate allegations of genocide related to Israel's military actions against Gaza. This unprecedented statement from the papacy arrives amid devastating numbers coming from Gaza, where Palestinian health authorities report over 43,000 casualties since the onset of the conflict. For years, he had criticized the military campaign's proportionality but had refrained from explicitly endorsing the genocide label until now. Throughout his papacy, Francis has made it clear he is committed to peace, echoing calls for dialogue and resolution devoid of violence. The Vatican's official stance and reactions will shape the dialogue moving forward, potentially influencing how nations approach accusations of wartime crimes and genocide.

Hugh Grant via Associated PressThroughout his tenure as King of Rom-Coms, Hugh Grant introduced us to a host of characters that fans of the genre continue to love (or, at least, love to hate) even decades later. But while reflecting on his career, the Bafta winner admitted that there’s one character he’s personally less than taken with. AdvertisementAs part of a video interview with Vanity Fair, Hugh reflected on some of his biggest films to date, and had some interesting thoughts when he arrived at Notting Hill. It was how it was written and I think he’s despicable, really.”Back in 2020, Hugh shared a heartbreaking suggestion for a possible sequel to the much-loved movie. I’d love to do that film.”Oh, and if you feel like checking out exactly what Hugh is talking about, you can stream Notting Hill for yourself on Netflix.

Moscow warns US of further involvement in conflict with Ukraine ABC News’ Patrick Reevell and former Deputy Secretary of Defense for the Middle East Mick Mulroy discuss what Ukraine’s use of U.S. long-range missiles means for negotiations.

Thanksgiving may see record-high number of travelers in 2024 ABC News’ Gio Benitez on how to prepare for the Thanksgiving holiday travel period from Nov. 26 to Dec. 2.

LPGA Tour star Charley Hull became a viral sensation earlier this year when she was seen with a cigarette hanging from her mouth as she signed autographs for fans at a tournament. The sensational streak continued this weekend, when she appeared to perform President-elect Donald Trump’s dance move during The Annika. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMHull finished tied for second place in the tournament with Im Jin Hee. Several NFL players and UFC stars showed their support for the president-elect over the weekend. At UFC 309, Trump was seated cageside as Jon Jones and Bo Nickal both showed support for him.

Gaza death toll nears 44,000: Health officials Israeli airstrikes killed at least 96 people and wounded at least 60 in Gaza through the weekend, officials said. ABC News’ Marcus Moore reports.

Global Mentorship Initiative (GMI) founder Jon Browning smiles with the first group of GMI student ... [+] mentees in Johannesburg, South Africa in 2019. The Global Mentorship InitiativeMany companies like the idea of partnering with non-profits for social impact. Noted Browning, “At Microsoft, young employees would often have a formal mentor. Commented Browning, “Students everywhere struggle to land their first meaningful job. Furthermore, 74% of GMI mentees worldwide have a job within six months of graduation.

Chef Jeremy Ford shares budget-friendly Thanksgiving recipes The owner of Salt + Ash at Hawks Cay and former “Top Chef” winner shares how to prepare a Thanksgiving dinner for five people -- all for under $50.

Puzzle love from New York Times Games fans knows no bounds, especially when their favorite Games are transposed into printed games, perfect for cozy holiday solving. Each December, New York Times Games puzzle editors reveal their most anticipated puzzles of the year in Puzzle Mania, the annual special section in the print edition of the Sunday paper. As a special surprise this year, New York Times Games is responding to fan requests by bringing Puzzle Mania far and wide, ensuring more fans can get a copy. For the first time since its debut, the section is available forpreorder on The New York Times Store, ahead of sales starting December 1. Additionally, in response to fan requests for more copies - New York Times Games is unleashing limited-supply, free Puzzle Mania copies far and wide, in a series of U.S. regions that showcase a passion for puzzling.

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