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12 Oct 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: Bill Maher Mops the Floor with Kamala Harris, Tim Walz, and Barack Obama as Voter Struggles Haunt Democrats
Bill Maher criticized Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz for their struggling campaign as Election Day approaches. He highlighted their attempts to engage black male voters, noting Harris's lower support among this demographic compared to previous Democratic candidates.
Maher mocked the Democrats' strategy, particularly the choice of Walz for outreach events, suggesting it was ineffective. He pointed out that former President Obama also had to step in to rally support, underlining the campaign's challenges with less than a month to go.
#society
Breitbart: Florida Dog Abandoned in Hurricane Milton Is Rescued
A dog, later named "Trooper," was rescued after being abandoned on the highway during Hurricane Milton. The Florida Highway Patrol shared the incident, which drew significant public outrage and calls for accountability against the dog's owner.
Trooper is now in foster care with the Leon County Humane Society, which clarified he was not returned to his previous owners. The humane society will take time to find the best permanent home for him.
#culture
Breitbart: Al Pacino Says Nearly Dying from COVID Convinced Him There's No Afterlife
Al Pacino recounted a near-death experience during a serious COVID-19 illness in 2020, stating he felt nothing and is now convinced there is no afterlife. He described extreme dehydration and a lack of memories during the incident, emphasizing his surprise at the absence of any metaphysical experience.
Despite his claims, Pacino acknowledged his tendency to dramatize, noting he recently became a father at 84 and even requested a DNA test to confirm paternity.
#sports
The Western Journal: College Athletes One Step Closer to Being Paid Directly by Schools Due to Judge Ruling
A judge has granted preliminary approval for a $2.8 billion anti-trust settlement that allows NCAA Division I athletes to be compensated directly by colleges, marking a shift from amateurism in college sports. The final hearing is set for April 2025.
The settlement aims to provide financial benefits to athletes, particularly in football and men's basketball, while requiring female athletes to waive Title IX claims to participate. NCAA officials express optimism about the future of college athletics.