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15 Oct 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: Plagiarism Expert Drops Damning Post After Being Cited in NYT Article Downplaying Allegations Against Kamala Harris
A New York Times article downplayed plagiarism allegations against Kamala Harris, stating that a plagiarism expert found the lapses minor. However, the expert later clarified that he had not conducted a full analysis and criticized the Times for misrepresenting his views.
The situation highlights ongoing media bias, particularly in how it reports on Democrats versus Republicans. Critics argue that the Times' framing obscures the seriousness of the plagiarism claims against Harris.
Fox News: Trump lawyers request to move New York criminal case to federal court, citing SCOTUS immunity ruling
Former President Donald Trump's lawyers have requested to move his New York criminal case to federal court, citing presidential immunity. They argue that evidence of his official acts as president was improperly used during the trial, which led to his conviction on 34 counts of falsifying business records.
The case is currently delayed, with sentencing set for November 26, after previously being postponed until after the presidential election. Trump's legal team plans to appeal the verdict, asserting that the use of official acts as evidence violates constitutional protections.
GB News: Free Speech Union vows action after 'mob rule' forced Suella Braverman speech to be cancelled
Suella Braverman's scheduled speech at Cambridge University was canceled due to threats from a pro-Palestinian group, which called for her to be "no platformed." The Free Speech Union has pledged to support her and cover security costs for a future event.
Braverman criticized the group's tactics as an attack on free speech, asserting that she would not be intimidated. The incident coincides with the Labour Party's decision to halt legislation aimed at addressing cancel culture on campuses.
The Telegraph: Why EU’s ex-Brexit chiefs are sounding more and more like Nigel Farage
Donald Tusk, former EU president, has shifted his stance on migration, advocating for Poland to regain control over its borders and rejecting EU migrant quotas. He plans to temporarily ban asylum claims in response to illegal migration pressures from Belarus.
This change mirrors a broader rightward shift in European politics, with Tusk adopting tactics similar to those of Brexit supporters. The evolving landscape highlights a growing resistance to EU migration policies among member states.
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Oct. 15: Day 375 – Another Oct. 7 government event; UNIFIL stays in Lebanon
The Israeli government has announced a second memorial day for October 7, focused on fallen soldiers and civilians, with no bereaved family members participating. Finance Minister Smotrich is proposing tax increases and cuts to fund the ongoing war efforts.
UNIFIL's effectiveness in southern Lebanon is questioned amid Hezbollah's presence, while the IDF continues operations against Iranian weapons labs in Syria. Concerns are rising in Iran about potential Israeli retaliation following missile launches at Israel.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Harris' off-putting manner put Zelenskyy on defensive ahead of Russian invasion, new book reveals
Vice President Kamala Harris's communication style during a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy prior to Russia's invasion was reportedly brusque and adversarial, leaving Zelenskyy feeling defensive and "disgruntled." This encounter is detailed in Bob Woodward's book "War."
Despite Harris's public assurances of U.S. support for Ukraine, her private discussions emphasized the imminent threat of invasion without providing Zelenskyy with concrete military support, which he found unsatisfactory.
#technology
GB News: Revolutionary technology used by new Tesla Cybercab EV can slash costs by '25 per cent or more'
Tesla's recent announcement about wireless charging for its upcoming robotaxi, the Cybercab, could revolutionize the electric vehicle charging industry. InductEV, supporting this move, claims that wireless chargers can significantly reduce the total cost of ownership for electric vehicles.
With new patents and ongoing trials in the US and Europe, including dynamic charging on roads, this technology aims to enhance convenience and confidence in electric vehicle usage. The Cybercab is projected to be available in 2026 at a cost of under $30,000.
The Telegraph: Hollywood film director accuses Elon Musk of copying robot designs
Director Alex Proyas has accused Elon Musk of replicating designs from his 2004 film I, Robot. He shared images comparing the film's concepts with Musk's Tesla Optimus robot and Cybercab.
Proyas humorously requested the return of his designs in a post on X.