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12 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: Why Trump is headed into 'the belly of the beast': The strategy behind his blue state stops
Former President Trump is campaigning aggressively in traditionally Democratic states like New York and California, holding rallies to attract attention and potentially sway voters. His strategy aims to create compelling narratives and contrasts that resonate nationally, despite low chances of winning these states.
Campaign strategists believe these high-profile events will generate media coverage and support from key demographics, such as Latino voters in California. However, there are risks involved, as focusing on blue states could detract from critical swing states needed for electoral success.
Fox News: 'We believe in Donald Trump': More than a dozen Medal of Honor recipients endorse former president
Fifteen Congressional Medal of Honor recipients endorsed former President Trump for the 2024 presidential race, emphasizing their belief in American citizenship, national security, and the integrity of institutions. They criticized perceived dishonor in military service claims and affirmed their support for Trump.
The recipients highlighted the importance of celebrating veterans and maintaining secure borders, while also stressing the need for free and fair elections. They expressed their commitment to the values of the United States and the belief that it is the greatest nation.
#society
Fox News: Aaron Hernandez's 'American Sports Story': Psychologist looks at where NFL superstar's demise may have started
Aaron Hernandez, a former NFL player, committed suicide in 2017 after being convicted of murder. A forensic psychologist suggests that his traumatic childhood, including abuse and the death of his father, along with severe brain injuries like CTE, contributed to his violent behavior and mental health struggles.
The Hulu FX series "American Sports Story" explores Hernandez's life, focusing on his identity, family background, and the impact of his experiences on his actions. Experts believe that a combination of factors, including childhood trauma and brain injury, played a role in his downfall.
Le Monde: In the Gaza Strip, four generations wiped out in seconds
Israeli bombings in Gaza have led to the significant loss of life, with entire families, including multiple generations, being wiped out in single strikes. The Salem family alone has lost 270 members, highlighting the devastating impact of the ongoing conflict.
As of now, nearly 42,000 people have died in Gaza over the past year, with many families suffering the loss of multiple relatives. The Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor reports that over 2,750 families have lost at least three members, illustrating the widespread tragedy.
Le Monde: Irène Théry, sociologist: 'Opportunity-based rape is at the heart of the social issue at stake in the French rape trial'
Sylviane Agacinski argues that the trial of Gisèle Pelitcot's rape should not be seen as a reflection of all men, but rather as a specific instance of sexual violence. However, this perspective risks undermining the broader implications of the movement, which highlights systemic issues of machismo and sexual violence.
The trial has sparked discussions about the nature of consent and the prevalence of sexual violence in society. Critics emphasize the importance of recognizing the complexities of non-consensual encounters and the role of toxic masculinity, reinforcing the need for ongoing dialogue around these issues.
#history
Fox News: Time capsule from 1941 unearthed at Indiana Dunes National Park
A time capsule from 1941 was discovered during restoration work at Indiana Dunes National Park. Found in a sealed copper box were a silk American flag, documents, and a note detailing the camp's dedication for youth development.
The items will be displayed to the public, highlighting the historical significance of the site, which served as a summer camp until 1976.