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10 Oct 2024
#politics
The Economist: The weekly cartoon
The editorial cartoon for October 10th, 2024, reflects current global events and sentiments through satire. It captures key political and social themes relevant to the week.
The cartoon serves as a commentary on the state of affairs, engaging viewers with visual humor and critique.
GB News: Kamala Harris branded an ‘incompetent joke’ in furious rant as VP’s record comes under fire
Political commentator Carrie Sheffield criticized Kamala Harris as an "incompetent joke," particularly regarding her immigration record as a "failed border czar." Sheffield argued that Harris's approach to addressing root causes of illegal immigration has been ineffective and detrimental.
As the presidential election approaches, Sheffield suggested that immigration will be a critical issue, linking it to economic concerns. Current polling shows a tight race between Harris and Trump, with Harris slightly ahead at 48% to Trump's 46%.
Fox News: Wash Post columnist defends CBS News anchor's tough interview with anti-Israel author as 'good journalism'
Ruth Marcus defended CBS anchor Tony Dokoupil's tough questioning of Ta-Nehisi Coates regarding his anti-Israel views, criticizing CBS News for reprimanding him. She argued that asking challenging questions is essential to journalism and highlighted the unique scrutiny surrounding discussions of Israel.
Marcus suggested that the backlash against Dokoupil reflects broader media biases regarding Israel and urged reflection on the treatment of such topics in journalism.
Breitbart: NYT's Peters: Biden-Harris Competency Edge Has Been Lost After 'Mismanagement' of Afghanistan
Jeremy Peters from the New York Times noted that President Biden's image as a competent leader has shifted due to economic concerns and the Afghanistan withdrawal. This change has allowed Republicans to challenge the Democratic administration's management of the country.
Vice President Harris is seen as a potential change candidate but faces questions about competence, an area where Biden previously had an advantage over Trump. This dynamic complicates her position in the political landscape.
Fox News: Hospital that delayed emergency abortion bears blame for Georgia woman’s death, family’s lawyer claims
The family of Amber Thurman, a Georgia woman who died after a medication abortion, is preparing a lawsuit against the hospital, citing delays in her treatment as the cause of her death. Attorney Ben Crump argues the hospital's inaction, not state abortion laws, led to her preventable death.
Thurman's case has been used by some Democrats to highlight the dangers of restrictive abortion laws in red states, although her family attributes the tragedy to hospital negligence. The debate continues over the implications of Georgia's abortion legislation and its impact on women's health care.
Forbes: Election 2024 Swing State Polls: Trump Leads Harris In 4 Of 7 Battlegrounds, Survey Finds
Polling indicates a competitive race between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris in key battleground states. Trump leads in four of seven states, with close margins in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania, while Harris maintains a slight edge in Nevada.
As the election approaches, national averages show Harris leading Trump by about two points. The political landscape has shifted since Harris became the nominee following President Biden's withdrawal.
The Economist: Business
The U.S. Department of Justice proposed measures against Google following a court ruling on its illegal monopoly in internet search. Options include behavioral and structural remedies, potentially leading to a break-up or mandated data sharing with competitors.
Google argues these proposals threaten American competitiveness. A judge's recommendation is expected in August.
Breitbart: Khanna: Meta-Funded Groups Use Claims LGBTQ Kids Need Internet to Block Age Verification, Protections for Kids Online
Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) discussed the pushback against age verification legislation aimed at protecting children online, attributing it to tech lobbyists, including those funded by Meta. He emphasized the need for the Kids Online Safety Act to address online dangers faced by children.
Khanna highlighted the increased bullying of LGBTQ youth online and argued that the legislation focuses on establishing standards to protect all children. He called for support to pass the bill despite opposition from certain groups.
The Economist: Politics
Hurricane Milton prompted evacuations for over 5.5 million residents in Florida, marking the state's second major storm in two weeks. Although it weakened upon landfall, it still produced winds of 120 mph and posed significant risks from storm surges.
Times Of Israel: Trump Org said looking to resume talks for Israel hotel properties when war is over
The Trump Organization is resuming negotiations for hotel projects in Israel, despite ethical concerns linked to Donald Trump's presidential campaign. Eric Trump is pursuing deals for hotels in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, which were previously suspended due to the ongoing conflict.
Negotiations had stalled due to ethical issues surrounding Trump's candidacy, but interest has been reignited. The company is also exploring other international projects while unclear on future ethics guidelines should Trump be reelected.
#society
Fox News: Lisa Marie Presley's daughter hits back at criticism of mom's decision to keep dead son on dry ice for months
Riley Keough defended her late mother, Lisa Marie Presley, after it was revealed in Presley's memoir that she kept her son Benjamin's body on dry ice for two months following his suicide in 2020. Keough explained that the delay was due to COVID-related uncertainties regarding burial plans.
The decision has sparked mixed reactions online, with some finding it disturbing while others see it as part of the grieving process. Keough emphasized her mother's desire for control over the situation and noted that there is no law in California mandating immediate burial.
Breitbart: 'Glorified Terrorism' -- France Bans Return of Osama Bin Laden's Son
Omar bin Laden, son of al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, has been barred from returning to France after being expelled for glorifying terrorism on social media. He currently resides in Qatar and had previously lived in France since 2016.
French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau signed the order amid discussions on immigration enforcement, particularly regarding the deportation of foreign nationals.
GB News: Drivers overwhelmingly back Sadiq Khan's plan to ban cars from Oxford Street - 'Urgent action is needed'
A YouGov poll indicates that 63% of Londoners support Sadiq Khan's plan to pedestrianise Oxford Street, with a potential car ban set for next year. While support is strong among Labour and Lib Dem voters, opposition exists, particularly among Tory and Reform UK supporters.
Concerns have been raised about the impact on businesses and accessibility for disabled individuals. Critics argue pedestrianisation could diminish the area's vibrancy and economic activity, despite claims that it will create jobs and enhance the night-time economy.
The Federalist: KU Won't Say How It Plans To Protect Conservative Students
A University of Kansas faculty member, Phillip Lowcock, was placed on administrative leave after suggesting in a lecture that men who refuse to vote for a female president should be “lined up and shot.” His comments drew criticism from political figures and raised concerns about campus safety.
The university acknowledged the incident and stated that Lowcock's comments were inappropriate, emphasizing that he regrets his words. However, there are ongoing concerns about how the institution plans to ensure the safety of students with differing political views.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Russia Recruiting Africans to Work in Suicide Drone Factories: Report
About 200 young African women were recruited to work in a Russian factory assembling Iranian-designed drones, initially presented as a work-study program. Many reported broken promises regarding pay and conditions, including long hours, poor safety measures, and restricted communication.
The factory, part of a $1.7 billion deal between Russia and Iran, is crucial for drone production amidst Russia's wartime labor shortage. Human rights organizations express concern over potential exploitation and trafficking, while the women face challenges in sending money home due to banking sanctions.
#sports
GB News: Mike Tyson's age 'has started to show through' as fears expressed Jake Paul fight will be scrapped
Mike Tyson's upcoming fight with Jake Paul may be at risk of cancellation, according to former UFC fighter Dan Hardy. He notes Tyson's age is showing, raising concerns about the implications of the match for both fighters, especially given the significant age difference.
Hardy suggests that Paul might reconsider fighting the 58-year-old Tyson, as it could negatively impact his brand. The fight has already faced delays due to Tyson's health issues, and Hardy believes there are better opponents for Paul.