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11 Oct 2024
#politics
The Federalist: Trump, Vance Missing From Oregon's Online Candidate List
Oregon's Secretary of State, LaVonne Griffin-Valade, has not listed Donald Trump or his running mate, Sen. J.D. Vance, as presidential candidates on the state website or in county voter pamphlets. The omission is attributed to the Trump campaign's decision not to submit required materials.
The Secretary's office clarified that Trump and Vance will still appear on ballots, as their absence was due to the campaign's choice not to participate in the voter pamphlet process. This situation has raised concerns among local Republicans about potential political maneuvering.
Breitbart: How Dare You: Harris Scolds 'Weak' Trump for Refusing Another Debate
Vice President Kamala Harris criticized former President Donald Trump for declining a second debate, calling it a "weak move" and a disservice to voters. She emphasized the contrasting visions for the nation, with her campaign focused on the future.
Harris acknowledged the tight race in key swing states, where she is currently trailing Trump. She accepted an invitation to a CNN town hall later this month to further engage with voters.
The Federalist: No, Kamala Harris Did Not ‘Earn’ The Democrat Nomination
Vice President Kamala Harris asserted her entitlement to the 2024 Democratic presidential nomination during a recent town hall, despite voter concerns about her ascent over President Biden. Critics argue she did not earn this position, citing her previous unpopularity and the alleged manipulation of the nomination process.
Harris's tenure has been marked by low approval ratings and accusations of dishonesty, leading many to question her ability to gain voter trust. Her remarks about needing to "earn" support contrast with her current nomination circumstances, raising skepticism about her candidacy.
#society
GB News: Thames boat capsizes with one person missing - emergency services launch frantic search effort
A small boat capsized in the River Thames near Sunbury Lock, resulting in one person missing. Five individuals have been found safe, while emergency services continue the search for the missing boater.
Authorities were alerted early in the morning, and efforts are ongoing.
Le Monde: Martinique's airport shuts down as violent protestors overrun tarmac
Protests in Martinique over high living costs have escalated, leading to the shutdown of the international airport in Fort-de-France. Demonstrators overran the tarmac, clashed with police, and set fires, resulting in injuries and a curfew being imposed.
Rumors about the arrival of French police sparked the unrest, causing flights to be diverted and hundreds of passengers to be stranded. The situation follows ongoing protests against economic and social inequalities on the island.
Fox News: Martha Stewart admits she had an affair during marriage but ex ‘never knew about’ it
Martha Stewart reveals in her upcoming Netflix documentary that she had an affair during her marriage to Andrew Stewart. She advises young women to leave unfaithful partners and reflects on her career and legal challenges, stating she had to "climb out of a hole" after serving prison time.
The documentary also touches on her rise to becoming a self-made billionaire and her views on balancing marriage and career. Stewart emphasizes her determination to succeed despite societal labels and personal struggles.
Forbes: How Elon Musk Muzzled Government Employees From Talking About xAI’s New Supercomputer
Elon Musk's AI startup xAI has been secretly negotiating with Memphis officials for months to establish a data center, requiring non-disclosure agreements from local law enforcement. The project, which has significant resource demands, was only publicly revealed after it was nearly operational.
Concerns have arisen over the lack of transparency and potential environmental impacts, particularly regarding water and energy usage. Community leaders and environmental groups are calling for more public involvement and scrutiny of xAI's operations.
GB News: JK Rowling forces U-turn in school policy after being left outraged by teachers demanding girls provide proof of period pain
Neale-Wade Academy in Cambridgeshire has reversed its policy requiring medical evidence for absences due to period pain after facing criticism, including from JK Rowling. The school acknowledged community concerns and will no longer require doctor's notes for such absences.
The initial policy had sparked outrage from charities advocating for menstrual health awareness. The change has been welcomed by parents and aligns with calls to take period pain seriously, particularly as it can be linked to conditions like endometriosis.
#economy
The Telegraph: Michel Barnier to tax private jets as France faces budget abyss
French Prime Minister Michel Barnier has introduced a tax on private jets as part of an austerity budget aimed at reducing the national deficit by €60 billion for the 2025 fiscal year. This includes increased taxes on wealthy households and businesses, alongside cuts in public spending and jobs.
The new "solidarity tax" will apply to private jet travel, charging €3,000 per passenger for long-haul flights, expected to generate €150 million. Overall, air travel costs will rise, with significant increases in taxes for both business and economy-class tickets.
GB News: Asda shoppers can order food for Christmas delivery within days - how to get early access
Asda has announced its Christmas delivery slot booking dates for 2024, allowing customers to secure holiday food deliveries early. With a 27% increase in online Christmas searches, Asda is prioritizing its loyalty program members and expanding delivery capacity to meet demand.
Tesco is also enhancing its Christmas delivery options, offering early access to its Delivery Saver customers and increasing its fleet for additional slots. Both supermarkets aim to support shoppers in planning their festive meals with expanded delivery services.
#education
The American Mind: Destroying the Higher Education Machine
Universities across the U.S. exhibit uniformity in curriculum, structure, and political ideology, primarily leaning left. This standardization stems from a system that produces similarly trained Ph.D.s who perpetuate these norms, resulting in a lack of meaningful diversity in education.
To address this, some conservatives advocate for dismantling existing structures, particularly those promoting Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, while establishing new institutions that prioritize classical education and civilizational heritage. The goal is to create distinct educational options that challenge the prevailing academic norms.