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13 Oct 2024
#politics
Forbes: Vance Again Avoids Saying Trump Lost 2020 Race In Latest Interview
Ohio Senator JD Vance continues to avoid directly stating whether former President Trump lost the 2020 election, despite repeated questioning. He cites concerns over alleged election problems and technology censorship but does not confirm Trump's loss, which is unsupported by evidence.
Critics, including Democratic officials, have called out Vance's reluctance to acknowledge the election's outcome, emphasizing the need for honesty about the election's integrity. Investigations have consistently shown no widespread fraud occurred in the 2020 election.
Le Monde: Iceland's government coalition collapses, new elections to be held in November
Iceland's coalition government, led by Prime Minister Bjarni Benediktsson, collapsed on October 13 due to policy disagreements, prompting new elections in November. Tensions arose over foreign policy, asylum seekers, and energy issues within the coalition of three parties.
Benediktsson highlighted the need for more in-depth discussions on these topics, contrasting his views with those of the Left-Green Movement. He plans to propose the dissolution of parliament to the president.
#society
The Telegraph: Watch: Ukrainian men dragged out of nightclubs by army recruiters
Ukrainian military recruiters conducted raids at various public venues, including restaurants and a concert, detaining men for conscription. Eyewitnesses reported confrontations, with individuals resisting and bystanders expressing outrage.
Under martial law, men aged 25 to 60 are eligible for military service, and those aged 18 to 60 cannot leave the country.
#science
Fox News: NASA spacecraft to scour Jupiter's icy moon in search of life-supporting conditions
NASA's Europa Clipper spacecraft will launch to explore Jupiter's moon Europa, assessing its potential to support life beneath its icy crust. The mission, costing $5.2 billion, aims to determine if conditions exist for life, rather than searching for it directly.
The spacecraft, the largest built by NASA for planetary exploration, will conduct 49 flybys of Europa and is equipped with advanced scientific instruments. It is scheduled to arrive at Jupiter in 2030 and will conclude its mission in 2034.