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15 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: 'The View' host admits Kamala Harris needs 'concrete examples' of how she will differ from President Biden
Ana Navarro stated that Vice President Kamala Harris needs to provide clear examples of how she differs from President Biden, emphasizing the importance of showcasing her unique identity and policies. She defended Harris's loyalty to Biden while urging her to articulate her distinct vision for the future.
During an interview, Harris acknowledged her role in the Biden administration but highlighted her focus on home healthcare and plans to include a Republican in her cabinet as potential differences. She also mentioned her commitment to healthcare affordability.
Breitbart: Andrew Garfield: We Should Put 'Our Hearts' Toward Palestinians in Gaza
Actor Andrew Garfield expressed support for Palestinians in Gaza during a podcast, emphasizing the need to focus on those suffering amid the Israel-Hamas conflict. He called for energy to be directed toward alleviating the plight of oppressed individuals globally.
Garfield previously signed a letter advocating for a ceasefire in the conflict, highlighting the catastrophic loss of life and the sanctity of all lives, regardless of faith or ethnicity.
Forbes: Here’s How Trump And His Allies Are Teeing Up Potential Election Loss Challenges
Former President Donald Trump and his GOP allies are preparing to challenge the 2024 election results, similar to their actions following the 2020 election. They have filed numerous lawsuits regarding voter access and election processes in key battleground states, alleging fraud without substantial evidence.
These legal efforts include claims of undocumented voting and challenges to mail-in ballots and overseas voting regulations. A recent Georgia ruling affirmed that local officials cannot reject election results based on suspicion alone.
Breitbart: WATCH: Men in 'Man Enough' Video Supporting Harris Are Actors
A political video supporting Vice President Kamala Harris features Hollywood actors and comedians. Directed by Jacob Reed, the clip humorously promotes masculinity while encouraging viewers to vote for Harris and her running mate, Tim Walz.
Additionally, the porn industry has launched a $100,000 ad campaign to support Harris, targeting proposals to ban pornography ahead of the November election.
Fox News: Trump-Vance ticket has done combined 78 interviews since August compared to 42 for Harris-Walz
Former President Trump and Sen. JD Vance have conducted significantly more media interviews than Vice President Kamala Harris and Gov. Tim Walz since the Democratic ticket was formed. Trump has participated in at least 78 interviews, while Harris has increased her appearances to match the Republican ticket.
Harris has focused on friendly media environments and has yet to hold a formal press conference since becoming the Democratic nominee. In contrast, Trump has held multiple extended news conferences and maintained a steady stream of interviews across various platforms.
#society
Fox News: Hamilton College student admits to posting 'anti-Semitic remarks' on campus, New York State Police say
A 19-year-old student at Hamilton College in New York, Adyn Brenden, has been charged with aggravated harassment after admitting to posting anti-Semitic remarks and drawings on campus. The police investigation followed reports of these incidents.
Brenden has been suspended from the college pending a hearing for dismissal. Authorities stated there is no ongoing threat to the campus community.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: AVI ABELOW: The moral and strategic imperative to stop a nuclear Iran
The Islamic Republic of Iran poses a significant nuclear threat, driven by a radical ideology and a history of terrorism. The U.S. must take urgent action to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, as this endangers not only Israel but also global freedom and security.
Israel is prepared to act against Iran's nuclear ambitions but lacks the necessary military capabilities. The U.S. can either join Israel in a decisive military operation or provide the needed resources to enable Israel to address this existential threat independently.
Human Events: OLIVER GHORBANIFAR: America must not be sucked into war with Iran
The ongoing conflict in Israel against Hamas and Hezbollah has escalated tensions with Iran, which may enter the fray to support Hezbollah. The U.S. faces pressure to engage militarily, but such involvement could lead to a costly and prolonged conflict, reminiscent of past Middle Eastern wars.
Given Iran's military capabilities and potential disruptions to global oil markets, the U.S. must carefully consider the implications of direct engagement. A restrained approach may better serve both American interests and regional stability.
Fox News: Netanyahu hits Biden admin, says Israel – not US – will decide how to handle Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asserted that Israel will independently decide its response to Iran's aggression, despite U.S. calls for restraint. He emphasized national interest over external opinions, following missile attacks from Iran.
The Biden administration has sought clarity from Israel regarding its plans, while also approving the deployment of an advanced missile defense system to bolster Israel's defenses against potential Iranian threats.
#economy
Breitbart: Biden-Harris Economy: Walgreens to Shutter 1,200 Stores to Help Stem Losses
Walgreens plans to close approximately 1,200 locations over the next three years to address a $3 billion quarterly loss amid a sluggish U.S. economy. About 500 of these closures are expected in the current fiscal year, aiming to improve earnings and cash flow.
Despite the closures, Walgreens’ stock remains near 30-year lows, having dropped 65% this year. New CEO Tim Wentworth is implementing cost-cutting measures and organizational changes to facilitate a turnaround.
#culture
Fox News: All about National Archaeological Museum in Athens, one of the world’s most prominent museums of its kind
The National Archaeological Museum in Athens, Greece, features significant ancient artifacts across five main permanent collections, including Prehistoric Antiquities and Sculpture. Founded in 1829, it moved to Athens in 1834 and underwent expansions, with its first public opening in 1889.
The museum's collections showcase items from various historical periods, including Neolithic and Roman artifacts. Notable pieces include Mycenaean royal tombs and Cycladic figurines, reflecting Greece's rich cultural heritage.
Fox News: ‘Three’s Company’ star Suzanne Somers, husband once 'fought like mad dogs' but their 'passionate love' endured
Alan Hamel reflects on his enduring love for Suzanne Somers, who passed away on October 15, 2023, after a long battle with breast cancer. They were married for 46 years and shared a deep bond, navigating challenges together while maintaining a strong connection.
Hamel cherishes their shared experiences and the love they cultivated, emphasizing the importance of surrendering to one another. Their son, Bruce, also feels her presence in nature, finding comfort in memories and signs that remind him of her spirit.
#health
GB News: Andrew and Bev left astounded as guest shares horrifying experience with Ozempic: 'Extraordinary!'
GB News presenters were taken aback by Charlotte Griffiths' account of using Ozempic, a weight loss drug. She described severe side effects and warned against viewing it as a quick fix for obesity, highlighting the ease of obtaining the drug online without proper medical oversight.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting emphasized the need to address obesity, noting the potential long-term benefits of such medications for the health service. Griffiths' experience raises concerns about the accessibility and regulation of weight loss treatments.
#crime
GB News: Sara Sharif murder trial: Police officer describes the moment 10-year-old girl's body was found
Sara Sharif, a 10-year-old girl, was allegedly murdered by her father, stepmother, and uncle after enduring weeks of violence. Her body was discovered in a bunk bed at her home in Woking, showing signs of severe abuse, including bite marks and broken bones.
During the trial, a police officer recounted finding her body and a recording of her father's 999 call revealed his admission of physical abuse. The defendants have pleaded not guilty to the charges against them.
Fox News: Alex Murdaugh settles South Carolina lawsuit with Mallory Beach family for 2019 boat crash
A South Carolina judge has mandated Alex Murdaugh to pay a $500,000 settlement to Mallory Beach's family through his insurance. This follows a 2019 boat crash, resulting in Beach's death and injuries to others, linked to Murdaugh's son, Paul, who was underage and drinking.
The Beach family previously secured a $15 million settlement from Parker's Kitchen, which sold alcohol to Paul. Murdaugh, convicted of multiple crimes, including the murders of his wife and son, attempted to influence the settlement process.
Fox News: Husband of Boston nurse Lindsay Clancy, accused of killing their 3 kids, says he wasn’t married to ‘monster’
Patrick Clancy, husband of Lindsay Clancy, who is accused of murdering their three children, described her as "sick" rather than a "monster." He recounted her struggles with mental health, including severe anxiety and suicidal thoughts, prior to the tragic events of January 24, 2023.
Lindsay allegedly killed their children before attempting suicide. Patrick has expressed a desire to clarify misconceptions surrounding her case, while her defense plans to argue insanity. Prosecutors suggest the actions may have been premeditated based on her prior mental health consultations.
#other
Human Events: Brother of Afghan man charged with plotting US Election Day terrorist attack arrested in France for similar plans
An Afghan national, Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi, was arrested by the FBI for plotting a terrorist attack on Election Day in support of ISIS. His younger brother was later indicted in France for similar plans involving potential violence at a soccer match or shopping center.
Tawhedi, who had previously worked for the CIA in Afghanistan, was charged with conspiracy after attempting to purchase weapons for a mass shooting in Oklahoma City. His arrest followed investigations that linked him to his brother through communications on Telegram.