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15 Oct 2024
#politics
The Telegraph: Amazon executive wears controversial pro-Palestine necklace in promotional video
A senior Amazon employee, Ruba Borno, faced backlash for wearing a pro-Palestine necklace in a promotional video, prompting social media outrage. Critics highlighted the inappropriateness of her actions, especially as another Amazon employee remains a hostage following a recent terror attack.
Amazon has since removed the video and expressed condolences for the ongoing violence in the Middle East. Calls for Borno's resignation have emerged, with some customers canceling their Prime subscriptions in protest.
GB News: Rory McIlroy targeted with unprovoked attack live on American TV during US Presidential election rant
Rory McIlroy was referenced in a joke during a live TV debate about the US presidential election, comparing his US Open loss to Vice President Kamala Harris's performance. Reince Priebus, former White House Chief of Staff, used this analogy while discussing key issues for the 2024 election.
McIlroy, who experienced a disappointing finish at the US Open, acknowledged the moment as one of the toughest in his career but expressed optimism about his future in golf.
Fox News: Supreme court races in key states could tip scales on policy questions
Upcoming elections in November will determine 82 state supreme court seats across 33 states and Guam, impacting key issues like abortion, gun rights, and redistricting. Notably, battleground states such as Michigan and Arizona are seeing heightened attention and funding for these races.
As state courts gain prominence amid changes at the federal level, the outcomes could shift judicial philosophies, particularly in states with partisan contests. Voter turnout in conjunction with presidential elections may influence these critical judicial decisions.
Fox News: BATTLEGROUND SERIES: Arizona's 11 electoral votes hinge on key swing county Biden won by a hair in 2020
Maricopa County, Arizona, is a key battleground for the upcoming presidential election, with over 4.5 million residents and a diverse political landscape. The county's 11 electoral votes are crucial, as it is home to a roughly equal mix of Democrats, Republicans, and Independents.
Key issues include the economy and immigration, with inflation and affordable housing being significant concerns for voters. Recent polling shows a tight race, with Trump slightly leading Harris among likely voters in the county.
Fox News: Fireworks expected in final Pennsylvania Senate debate in race that may decide chamber's majority
Democrat Sen. Bob Casey and Republican challenger Dave McCormick are set for their final debate in Pennsylvania, crucial for the upcoming election. Both candidates have exchanged personal attacks, with Casey labeling McCormick a wealthy outsider and McCormick criticizing Casey's long political tenure.
With three weeks until Election Day, McCormick aims to leverage Trump's support while appealing to independent voters. Polls suggest a tightening race, highlighting the significance of this debate in determining control of the Senate.
The Federalist: WV SOS Demands Feds Answer For 2020 Election Interference
West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner urges federal agencies to acknowledge their role in suppressing information related to the 2020 election, specifically concerning the Hunter Biden laptop story. He warns that without accountability, similar actions could occur in future elections.
Warner expresses concern over internal threats to election integrity, criticizing the federal government's use of voter registration initiatives to influence outcomes. He calls for congressional investigations into these practices to restore public confidence in the electoral process.
#society
GB News: Woman wins payout after being driven from rape centre in 'heresy hunt' over trans views
An Edinburgh woman, Roz Adams, has been awarded £35,000 after being dismissed from a rape crisis center led by a trans woman, following a tribunal ruling on harassment related to her gender beliefs. The center's policies on gender identity have faced criticism for not protecting single-sex spaces.
Adams has called for clearer definitions of womanhood and accountability from support services, arguing that the current self-identification policies compromise the safety of women in these spaces. Rape Crisis Scotland maintains that their centers aim to meet the diverse needs of survivors.
Fox News: Family that lost 11 in Hurricane Helene mudslides says community sacrificed 'life and limb' to save each other
In Fairview, North Carolina, the Craig family is reeling from the loss of 11 relatives due to mudslides caused by Hurricane Helene. The disaster has devastated the tight-knit community, with many struggling to cope with the sudden tragedy and destruction.
Local support has been significant, with first responders and community members rallying to provide assistance. A GoFundMe campaign has been launched to help the family with funeral and rebuilding costs.
#crime
Fox News: Arkansas dad accused of killing man he found with daughter, 14, could use ‘heat of passion’ defense: attorney
Aaron Spencer, an Arkansas father, is facing preliminary charges of first-degree murder after allegedly shooting 67-year-old Michael Fosler, who was found with Spencer's missing 14-year-old daughter. Fosler had a history of stalking and sexual assault against the minor.
Legal experts suggest Spencer's defense may argue "heat of passion" or self-defense, which could reduce the charges significantly. The investigation into the shooting and the circumstances leading to it is ongoing.