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11 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: Mayorkas grabs high-end sushi from DC Nobu directly after quick stop in Hurricane Helene-hit North Carolina
DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas visited North Carolina to address Hurricane Helene relief efforts, stating that resources for Helene will not be diverted to Hurricane Milton. Over 4,300 rescues have been made, but the death toll has risen to over 220.
After his visit, Mayorkas was seen at Nobu in Washington, D.C., which sparked criticism regarding his priorities during the crisis. He has faced backlash for perceived insensitivity amid ongoing recovery efforts.
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC: JD Vance, Donald Trump’s lives ‘increasingly at threat’ as GOP ticket surges in polls
Donald Trump's campaign has requested military aircraft and increased Secret Service protection due to multiple assassination attempts and threats, including those linked to Iran. His public events have been limited, and he has had to travel in less recognizable planes.
Posobiec announced Trump's upcoming "Operation Aurora" to combat migrant criminal networks and reported heightened threats of election violence, not only from Trump supporters but also from groups connected to the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Fox News: Fox News Politics: 'Brothers' for Kamala
Vladimir Putin and Iranian President Pezeshkian reaffirmed their close relationship, while top Republicans raised concerns about FEMA relief funds still being allocated for COVID-19. Former President Obama urged Black Americans to support Vice President Kamala Harris more vigorously in her presidential campaign.
As the 2024 election approaches, various political dynamics are unfolding, including criticism of the Biden administration's handling of migrant reports and ongoing discussions around voter engagement strategies.
#society
GB News: Locals launch crowdfunder to sue Lib Dem council over LTN just days after homeowners sue Labour council
Residents of Bath are crowdfunding to sue their Liberal Democrat council over a controversial Low Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) implemented without sufficient justification. They argue that making the LTN permanent could compromise safety by diverting traffic to less secure roads.
The appeal highlights the council's failure to provide an adequate Statement of Reasons for the traffic regulation, which may undermine its legal basis. While some support the LTN, many locals express concerns about increased congestion and pollution.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: US expands sanctions against Iran's oil industry over Israel strikes
The United States imposed new sanctions on Iran's oil and petrochemical sectors in response to its recent missile attack on Israel. The sanctions target companies and vessels involved in circumventing existing restrictions and aim to disrupt funding for Iran's military and nuclear activities.
These measures follow consultations with allies and are intended to limit Iran's financial resources for supporting terrorist groups and missile programs. U.S. officials emphasized the need for accountability following Iran's aggressive actions.
#culture
On The Water: Surfcasting Under the Northern Lights
A recent solar storm allowed the Northern Lights to be visible across the Northeast, prompting many fishermen to take advantage of the unique conditions to fish under the auroras. Photographers captured stunning images of the phenomenon, showcasing the lights alongside various fishing activities.
The event provided a rare opportunity for anglers, with reports of striped bass being caught in locations from New Jersey to Maine. Social media posts highlighted the striking visuals of fishing under the Northern Lights.
The Federalist: Disney-Owned 'Star Wars' Elevates First 'Trans' Clone Trooper
Disney's "Star Wars" franchise has introduced its first trans-identifying clone trooper, named "Sister," in a new illustrated encyclopedia aimed at children. The character was initially introduced in a young adult novel and is depicted with long hair and armor featuring trans flag colors.
This move has drawn criticism, especially in light of Disney CEO Bob Iger's previous statements about avoiding political agendas in content. The franchise has faced backlash for other inclusions of diverse identities, leading to mixed audience reception.