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America One News
11 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: Trump, Harris locked in dead heat in 7 battleground states, poll finds: 'Could not be closer'
A Wall Street Journal poll shows a tight race between former President Trump and Vice President Harris in key battleground states for the 2024 election. Trump leads overall by 46-45%, with both candidates showing strong support from their parties.
Voters trust Trump more on economic issues, while they prefer Harris on healthcare and housing. The poll indicates that the upcoming weeks will be crucial as the race remains very close.
The Federalist: Can This Catholic Group's Ballot Chasing Help The GOP Win?
Concerns are rising among conservatives about low voter enthusiasm among Christians ahead of the upcoming election, with a study indicating that 104 million people of faith may not vote. Among these, 32 million regular churchgoers are reportedly disengaged due to dissatisfaction with candidates.
In response, the organization Catholics for Catholics is mobilizing efforts to increase voter turnout among low-propensity Catholic voters in key swing states. Their strategy involves personal outreach and data-driven tactics to encourage registration and voting ahead of Election Day.
Fox News: Harris makes pitch to Latino voters at Univision town hall: Top 5 moments
Vice President Kamala Harris addressed Latino voters in Nevada, discussing immigration and healthcare while defending the Biden administration's hurricane response. She emphasized her record and criticized Trump without providing specific policy differences from Biden on immigration.
Harris expressed her belief in healthcare as a right and highlighted efforts to cap prescription drug prices. When asked to name positive traits of Trump, she struggled to provide more than one, criticizing his divisive rhetoric instead.
The Federalist: Kamala Harris Is Too Stupid To Be President
Kamala Harris participated in a Univision town hall, where her responses to voter questions were criticized as vague and unconvincing. Observers noted her inability to articulate a clear vision or justify her candidacy, with some labeling her as lacking intelligence and leadership qualities.
Supporters of Harris are seen as divided between those motivated by strong opposition to Donald Trump and those drawn to her identity rather than her policies. Critics argue that her lack of substance and clarity does not deter her base, reflecting a broader trend in political loyalty.
GB News: 'Completely nuts!' Farage slams Labour plans to import fuel from North Korea
Nigel Farage criticized UK government plans to import biomass fuel from North Korea and Afghanistan, calling them "completely nuts." Concerns have been raised about the credibility of the UK's climate strategy and the implications for energy security and sustainability.
The government aims to increase biomass imports to meet net zero targets, but experts warn of potential issues related to transparency, environmental impact, and insufficient domestic supply. The plan has been labeled "bonkers" amid ongoing climate challenges.
Fox News: Ta-Nehisi Coates doesn't know if he would be 'strong enough' to oppose Oct. 7 if he were a Gazan
Author Ta-Nehisi Coates expressed uncertainty about his moral strength to refrain from participating in the October 7 Hamas attack if he had been born in Gaza. He reflected on the oppressive conditions faced by Gazans and compared them to historical instances of dehumanization, such as slavery.
Coates faced scrutiny during an interview on CBS Mornings regarding his anti-Israel views, with anchor Tony Dokoupil questioning the omission of Israel's security challenges in his work. The network later addressed staff concerns about the interview's editorial standards.
The Western Journal: Tone Deaf Obama Bro Shredded for Suggesting Democrats Don't Have a 'Massive Media Operation'
Dan Pfeiffer, a former Obama official, claims that Vice President Kamala Harris is hindered by a biased media landscape favoring right-wing outlets. He argues that Democrats lack a strong media operation compared to Republicans, despite the prevalence of liberal media.
Critics highlight the irony of Pfeiffer's comments, noting the dominance of left-leaning media in major outlets. They argue that the narrative of media bias against Democrats overlooks the substantial support they receive from mainstream media.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Israeli official: No decision on Iran attack; Israel, US in tune on strategic challenges
Israel's security cabinet met to discuss a response to Iran's recent ballistic missile attack but made no major decisions, emphasizing the need for coordination with the U.S. Prime Minister Netanyahu is conditioning any military response on cabinet approval and prior discussions with President Biden.
Tensions remain high as Iran threatens retaliation against Western-aligned Arab states if Israel and the U.S. act against it. Gulf nations are wary of potential attacks on their oil infrastructure and have requested that their airspace not be used for military actions.
#military
Le Monde: Israeli strikes in central Beirut: 'No part of the city is safe anymore'
Israeli airstrikes in central Beirut on October 10 resulted in 22 deaths and 120 injuries, marking a significant escalation in military actions against Hezbollah. The targeted individual, Wafiq Safa, a key figure in Hezbollah, reportedly survived the attack.
This operation reflects Israel's shift towards targeting political figures within Hezbollah, signaling a broader strategy to undermine the group's influence. The situation has heightened tensions in the region, with no part of Beirut deemed safe.
#history
Fox News: Archaeologists unearth well-preserved 4,000-year-old Egyptian tomb
Archaeologists have discovered the tomb of Edi, the daughter of Jifai-Hapi, a governor from Egypt's Middle Kingdom, in Asyut. The burial chamber contained two intricately painted coffins and various artifacts, indicating the significance of the individuals buried there.
This find enhances understanding of the Middle Kingdom's cultural and artistic achievements, which are often overshadowed by other periods in Egyptian history. Further research will continue to reveal more about the lives of Jifai-Hapi and his daughter.
#crime
GB News: Met Police now investigating FORTY new sexual allegations against Mohamed Al Fayed
Scotland Yard is investigating 40 new sexual allegations against the late Mohamed Al Fayed, covering a period from 1979 to 2013. The claims include sexual assault and rape, with the Justice for Harrods Survivors group reporting allegations from 116 women.
The police stated that while criminal proceedings against Al Fayed are not possible, they will explore potential actions against others involved. The investigation follows a BBC documentary that prompted numerous reports from alleged victims.
#sports
GB News: Mike Tyson expects Jake Paul to 'run away' in controversial boxing clash and reveals change in mindset
Mike Tyson anticipates that Jake Paul may try to evade him during their upcoming fight on November 15, due to their significant age difference. Tyson, at 58, believes he can secure a knockout in the first round, despite acknowledging the challenge posed by the younger Paul.
Tyson reflects on his past stress during professional boxing and feels more equipped to enjoy the experience now. Critics, including former boxer Butterbean, question Tyson's current fitness and readiness for the ring.
#other
Gataway Couple: A Breakdown of the Forest River Salem
The Forest River Salem series offers a wide range of travel trailers, with 17 different models catering to various needs and preferences. These campers are primarily over 30 feet long, featuring diverse floor plans, including options for families, couples, and larger groups.
Founded in 1996, Forest River has expanded through acquisitions and maintains manufacturing plants in multiple locations. The Salem lineup emphasizes quality and innovation, providing extensive choices for outdoor enthusiasts.