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America One News
10 Oct 2024
#politics
The Economist: This week’s cover
The upcoming U.S. election is framed as a choice between Donald Trump's influential policies and Kamala Harris's vague plans, with cultural divisions driving voter motivation more than tax issues. The election's outcome will significantly impact both domestic and global policy.
The analysis suggests that Trump's ideas dominate the political landscape, shaping key areas such as immigration, trade, and energy, regardless of the election's actual outcome.
Fox News: Montana Senate poll finds Democratic incumbent trailing GOP challenger, with control of Senate in balance
Recent polling indicates Republicans are likely to gain control of the Senate in the upcoming election, with GOP challenger Tim Sheehy leading Democrat Sen. Jon Tester in Montana. Other races show mixed results, but overall, Republicans are positioned favorably.
Democratic incumbents face challenges, particularly with Sen. Joe Manchin's retirement creating opportunities for the GOP. Competitive races are ongoing, with some states shifting from leaning Democrat to toss-ups.
Le Monde: Video. Video: French Parliament building floods because of Storm Kirk
Storm Kirk impacted the Paris region on October 9, damaging a building of the Assemblée Nationale. MPs reported water leaks and flooding, prompting evacuation by the fire department.
The Jacques Chaban-Delmas building, which contains offices and an auditorium for MPs, suffered significant water accumulation.
The Federalist: RFK Jr. Seeks Last Chance To Remove Name From WI Ballot
The Wisconsin Supreme Court rejected RFK Jr.'s appeal to remove his name from the November ballot, stating he did not adequately address the merits of his case. His attorney argues the court overlooked key legal arguments due to the rushed nature of election cases.
Kennedy claims his rights were violated and seeks reconsideration, emphasizing that third-party candidates face challenges in ballot access. The court's decision may impact voter participation and the integrity of the electoral process.
Fox News: Milton's deadly onslaught ravages Florida after striking in the dead of night and more top headlines
Hurricane Milton has caused widespread devastation in Florida, leaving millions without power and resulting in fatalities. The storm's impact has disrupted energy supply chains and damaged infrastructure, including an MLB stadium.
In political news, Vice President Harris faced criticism during a hurricane update, and discussions around Haitian migration are intensifying ahead of the upcoming election. Meanwhile, a university instructor is under scrutiny for controversial remarks regarding voting.
#society
GB News: Neighbour from hell slammed as 'indescribable silly' and 'psychologically incapable of acting reasonably' after gutter row
A lengthy dispute between Celia Tan and her neighbors, Robert and Helena Flach, over property boundaries and guttering in west London has culminated in a court ruling. Judge Alan Saggerson dismissed Tan's claims, criticizing her behavior and ordered her to pay £150,000 in legal costs.
Despite the ruling, Tan plans to appeal, maintaining her stance on the boundary location and alleging harassment. The judge acknowledged some shortcomings in the Flachs' actions but found no harassment or nuisance on their part.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: A dissident in Iran awaits Israeli reprisal: ‘There’s a very real fear of all-out war’
Following Iran's missile attack on Israel, anxiety in Iran has surged as citizens anticipate Israeli retaliation. Many express fear of a potential war, recalling the traumatic Iran-Iraq conflict. The uncertainty is causing panic, with citizens stocking up on essentials.
Opinions on Israel among Iranians are complex; while some support Israel against the regime, views shift due to rising civilian casualties in Gaza. The Iranian regime's prioritization of military funding over domestic needs exacerbates public discontent amid economic struggles.
#economy
The Federalist: Report: Dems Shovel Billions To Illegals And Insurance Companies
Recent reports from the Congressional Budget Office highlight significant increases in federal spending on Medicaid for illegal immigrants and rising costs in Medicare due to the Inflation Reduction Act. Emergency Medicaid spending for migrants has surged from $900 million in 2017 to over $2.7 billion in 2022, reflecting changes in immigration policy.
Additionally, Medicare Part D costs are projected to rise by 42% for 2025, leading to higher federal spending than previously estimated. This trend raises concerns about the Inflation Reduction Act's effectiveness in reducing the deficit, as it may instead contribute to increased federal debt.
The Federalist: Businesses Can't Handle Another 4 Years Of A Democrat-Run IRS
The IRS under the Biden administration is facing criticism for its handling of the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) program, which has resulted in clawbacks from small businesses. The agency's approach is seen as anti-business, with allegations of processing fraudulent claims and imposing burdensome requirements on struggling businesses.
As the presidential election approaches, Vice President Kamala Harris is expected to continue the current IRS policies, which prioritize "fairness" over efficiency. This could lead to further complications for small businesses navigating the tax landscape.
GB News: Public sector productivity has stalled despite 'huge pay rises', claims Hollinrake
Shadow Business Secretary Kevin Hollinrake warned that Labour's economic plans, which include significant public sector pay increases without corresponding productivity gains, could hinder economic growth. He criticized Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves's strategy on public sector pay and welfare reform.
The Telegraph: Billionaire ‘hairspray king’ buys Unilever’s Russia division
Unilever has sold its Russian assets to billionaire Alexey Sagal for €520m amid criticism of its operations in Russia. Sagal, known for acquiring Western companies' assets at discounted prices, has rapidly expanded his business since the Ukraine conflict began.
His acquisitions have positioned him as a major figure in the Russian economy, culminating in a state medal from Putin for his contributions.
#sports
Forbes: Rafael Nadal Announces Retirement From Tennis—His Last Tournament Will Be The Davis Cup Finals
Rafael Nadal announced his retirement from tennis, effective after the upcoming Davis Cup finals. He leaves behind a remarkable legacy, including 22 Grand Slam titles and a record 14 French Open victories, marking over two decades of dominance in the sport.
Nadal cited injury struggles and described his decision as difficult but necessary. He expressed gratitude for his career and excitement to represent Spain in his final tournament.
#technology
GB News: Unprecedented Sky TV deal with BT unlocks Sky Stream box for millions of full-fibre EE broadband users
EE will begin offering Sky Stream, a set-top box, bundled with its full-fibre broadband and mobile contracts starting October 15. This partnership marks the first time EE customers can access Sky’s services through a rival broadband provider.
Sky Stream provides access to over 100,000 hours of content and supports various streaming apps without requiring a satellite dish. The collaboration aims to enhance customer choice and expand Sky's reach in the UK market.