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14 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: Hunter Biden ‘laptop from hell’ scandal turns 4: How media, intelligence community mislead Americans
On October 14, 2020, the New York Post reported on Hunter Biden's laptop, which contained controversial material. The story was dismissed as Russian disinformation by many mainstream media outlets and tech platforms, leading to significant censorship and allegations of collusion between media and intelligence agencies.
The laptop's authenticity was later confirmed, raising questions about media integrity and accountability. Critics argue that the initial dismissal of the story was a deliberate attempt to influence the 2020 election, contributing to a decline in public trust in the media.
Forbes: Armed Man Arrested Near Trump Rally Over Concerns About ‘Third Assassination Attempt’—Here’s What We Know About Him
A man was arrested near a Trump rally in Coachella, California, carrying loaded firearms and fake identification, leading law enforcement to suspect a potential assassination attempt. The suspect, Vem Miller, a self-identified Trump supporter, denied the allegations and claimed he was wrongfully accused.
Miller, who has a history of far-right beliefs, was charged with firearms-related offenses and released on bail. He asserts that he was invited to the rally and has attended previous events with firearms in his vehicle.
Fox News: Trump and Harris poll in dead heat in NBC News survey as Election Day approaches
A recent NBC News survey shows a tight race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, with both candidates receiving 48% support in a hypothetical matchup. The poll indicates a nearly even split among voters as Election Day approaches.
Challenges lie ahead for both candidates: Harris must address voter concerns about her appeal, while Trump needs to reassure voters about his past conduct. The survey also reveals a divided preference for congressional control, with both parties at 47%.
GB News: Labour minister assures Budget will impose 'no new taxes on working people'
Science Secretary Peter Kyle did not confirm or deny reports of a potential rise in employers’ National Insurance in the upcoming Budget. He emphasized that the party will adhere to its manifesto commitments.
Fox News: Union workers in crucial swing state reveal issues driving their support for VP Harris: 'Very excited'
Two Las Vegas culinary union members expressed their support for Vice President Kamala Harris, highlighting her commitment to housing affordability and workers' rights. They believe her policies will help them achieve homeownership and address economic challenges.
The Culinary Workers Union Local 226 endorsed Harris, citing her advocacy for union interests and her engagement with members. Despite her support, some experts suggest that former President Trump could gain traction among union workers in Nevada.
#society
Le Monde: Increase in loggerhead turtle nests found on French beaches
Loggerhead turtles are increasingly nesting on the French Mediterranean coast, particularly in Saint-Cyprien, where 60 hatchlings emerged in September. Eleven nests were identified this year, with five resulting in births, indicating a rising trend in turtle activity along the coast.
Efforts by wildlife protection groups and local authorities have helped safeguard these nests from predators. This collaboration highlights the importance of protecting biodiversity, as the loggerhead turtle serves as a key indicator species for marine health.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Iranian FM meets senior Houthi leader ahead of expected strike by Israel
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi met with Houthi official Mohammed Abdelsalam in Muscat amid escalating tensions following Iran's missile attack on Israel. The talks are part of Iran's diplomatic efforts in the region after retaliatory actions against Israeli targets.
Araghchi emphasized Iran's readiness for conflict while expressing a desire for peace. His recent visits to Baghdad, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia focused on the ongoing regional conflict and Iran's relationships with allied groups like the Houthis, Hamas, and Hezbollah.
#economy
GB News: Labour minister REFUSES to rule out National Insurance hike for employers
Labour's Science Secretary Peter Kyle has not confirmed reports of a potential rise in employers' National Insurance contributions, asserting that the party will honor its manifesto commitment of no new taxes on working people. Speculation continues after Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds hinted at possible increases.
Business leaders have criticized the rumored tax hike, warning it could hinder employment and investment. With the Autumn Budget approaching, the Labour Party faces pressure to balance fiscal needs with its commitments, affecting the broader economy and tax policy direction.
#military
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Oct. 14: Day 374 – Drone takes heavy toll in perfect storm at IDF base
Four IDF soldiers were killed and 58 wounded in a Hezbollah drone strike on a military base in Israel. The Pentagon announced it will send an advanced air defense battery and troops to Israel amid tensions with Iran.
The Tekuma Authority plans to spend $1.7 billion on Gaza border community rehabilitation in 2024, though some funds are delayed. Additionally, eco-toilets were tested at an IDF training base.
Fox News: China surrounds Taiwan in military exercise against independence
China conducted military exercises around Taiwan, deploying a record 125 aircraft in a single day, signaling its disapproval of Taiwan's stance on independence. The drills were described as a response to Taiwan's recent National Day celebrations and its president's remarks against Beijing.
The U.S. expressed concern over China's military actions, urging restraint to maintain peace in the Taiwan Strait. Taiwan's defense forces remain vigilant, prepared to respond to perceived threats from China.
Times Of Israel: 4 soldiers killed in drone strike named, as families ask why there was no warning siren
Four Israeli soldiers were killed and 58 wounded in a Hezbollah drone strike on a Golani training base in north-central Israel. The attack occurred during dinner, raising questions about the failure of warning sirens. An investigation is underway to understand the circumstances.
Defense Minister Yoav Gallant and IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi visited the site, emphasizing the need for lessons learned from the incident. Hezbollah claimed responsibility, stating its drones successfully penetrated Israeli air defenses.
#culture
The Federalist: 'Rings Of Power' Season Two Isn't Even Worth Hate Watching
The review criticizes Amazon's "The Rings of Power" for its lack of realism and poor execution, particularly in battle scenes. It argues that the showrunners demonstrate indifference to both Tolkien's lore and basic storytelling principles, leading to a disappointing adaptation.
The author suggests that Amazon should cancel the series and consider a fresh approach with a new team. They emphasize the importance of supporting quality art and entertainment created out of genuine passion, rather than consuming subpar mainstream offerings.
#history
The Federalist: This Conservative Christian Minister Risked All To Abolish Slavery
Reverend John Rankin, often overlooked in American abolitionism, played a crucial role in the movement, earning him the title "father of abolitionism." His advocacy and actions helped guide thousands of slaves to freedom and contributed to the eventual abolition of slavery.
Caleb Franz's biography, *The Conductor*, highlights Rankin's complex character as a conservative minister who opposed slavery while seeking to preserve relationships and institutions. Despite personal sacrifices, he remained committed to his mission, influencing many through his writings and actions.
#education
The Federalist: Phones Are Destroying Kids' Ability To Read Books
The article discusses the declining reading abilities of elite college students, attributing this issue to the digital distractions prevalent in modern high schools. Teachers express frustration over students' lack of interest in reading and the impact of technology on their attention spans and learning.
The author warns of a future where intellectual and communicative capacities are diminished, leading to a generation unable to appreciate literature and culture. This trend raises concerns about the overall mental and emotional development of students.