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12 Oct 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Maher: Men Struggling with Inflation Should Support Abortion Because Babies Are Costly
Bill Maher argued on HBO that struggling male working-class voters should support abortion rights, as financial difficulties make unplanned parenthood a greater burden. He highlighted the disconnect between economic concerns and the Democratic focus on abortion issues.
Buck Sexton noted that the abortion debate may not resonate with voters facing inflation and economic challenges, suggesting it is not a priority for those in blue-collar jobs.
Fox News: Vance points out the 'biggest difference' between leadership of Trump, Harris during campaign stop
Sen. JD Vance, during a campaign event in Pennsylvania, highlighted the differences in veteran support between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. He criticized the Biden administration for a rise in veteran homelessness and emphasized the need for prioritizing American veterans over illegal immigrants.
Vance's remarks reflect broader Republican sentiments about veteran care and immigration policies, as he called for more substantial efforts to address veteran homelessness. He noted that current funding is insufficient to meet the needs of homeless veterans.
Breitbart: Report: Dramatic Drop in Early Voting Could Be Bad News for Kamala Harris
Early voting and mail-in ballot requests for the current presidential race are significantly lower than in 2020, with a 45% decrease in early votes and a 58% drop in mail-in requests in non-automatic ballot states. Swing states like Georgia and North Carolina show even sharper declines.
Analysts suggest that many voters may prefer in-person voting, and while the implications of this trend are unclear, it indicates opportunities for candidates to influence the race through campaign strategies.
Breitbart: Exclusive -- James Blair: Donald Trump in a 'Very Good Position' in Battleground States
James Blair, leading Donald Trump's campaign operations, asserts that Trump is performing well in key battleground states, showing significant polling improvements compared to previous elections. He highlights shifts in voter registration and decreasing mail ballot requests as indicators of Trump's growing support.
Blair notes that states like North Carolina, Georgia, Arizona, and Michigan are trending positively for Trump, with voter registration gaps narrowing and overall Republican enthusiasm increasing. He emphasizes that the campaign is optimistic about its chances in these states as the election approaches.
#society
Fox News: Over 77,000 customers' personal information is exposed in Fidelity Investments data breach
Fidelity Investments experienced a data breach affecting over 77,000 customers, exposing personal information such as Social Security numbers and driver’s licenses. The breach was detected between August 17 and 19, but no Fidelity accounts were compromised.
The company is offering free credit monitoring and identity restoration services for 24 months to those affected. Concerns have been raised about Fidelity's cybersecurity measures, as this marks the second breach in 2024.
Le Monde: Rami Abou Jamous, witness to the hell of Gaza, three-time winner of the Bayeux war correspondents' prize
Gazan journalist Rami Abou Jamous, recognized with multiple awards at the Bayeux Calvados-Normandie war correspondents' prize, continues to share vital updates through his WhatsApp group amid ongoing conflict. His work highlights the struggles of Gaza's media professionals, with over 130 journalists killed in the past year.
Jamous documents both the devastation of war and the resilience of his family, providing personal insights alongside news reports. His efforts emphasize the endurance of Gazans despite the dire circumstances they face.
#culture
Breitbart: Hillary Clinton's Feminist Musical 'Suffs' Bombs, Will Close After 8 Months on Broadway
The Broadway musical "Suffs," produced by Hillary Clinton and others, is set to close on January 5, 2024, after failing to turn a profit in nearly six months. The production, celebrating the suffragette movement, cost $19 million but struggled with ticket sales and attendance.
Despite promotional efforts, including Clinton's appearances, the show could not attract sufficient audiences, particularly as tourism declined. A national tour is planned for Seattle next year.
#history
The Western Journal: Family Finds Old Biscuit Cleaning Out Late Grandmother’s Freezer, Note Reveals Importance of the 1940s Creation
A Virginia family discovered an 84-year-old biscuit in their late grandmother's freezer, accompanied by a note detailing its origin. The biscuit, made in 1940, sparked a search into family history, revealing connections to their great-uncle's first wife.
The family decided against eating the relic, which they believe is an old soda biscuit, and plan to preserve it for future generations.
#crime
Fox News: Philadelphia nurses struck by vehicle dropping off gunshot victim at hospital: police
A vehicle fleeing a Philadelphia hospital after dropping off a gunshot victim struck three nurses, injuring one critically. The incident occurred at Penn Presbyterian Medical Center when the driver of a silver Jeep Cherokee fled the scene after hitting the nurses.
Authorities are searching for the suspect, described as a male possibly in his 20s. The injured nurses and the gunshot victim are receiving treatment at the hospital.
Fox News: Doorbell video shows murder suspects pose as energy workers before allegedly killing jewelry store owner
Two suspects posing as energy workers allegedly murdered a 72-year-old jewelry store owner in Detroit while his wife was duct-taped. The suspects gained entry under the pretense of checking for a gas leak and returned the following day after initially being unable to enter the home.
Authorities are searching for the suspects, described as dangerous, and have warned residents to verify the identities of unexpected visitors claiming to be from utility companies. The cause of death remains undetermined due to the nature of the injuries.