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16 Oct 2024
#illegals
The American Mind: Kamala Harris: Open Borders Radical
Kamala Harris has shifted her stance on immigration from advocating for open borders to claiming a commitment to control illegal immigration as the 2024 election approaches. Polls indicate that a significant majority of Americans view illegal immigration as a serious issue, prompting this change.
The Biden-Harris Administration's policies have led to a dramatic increase in illegal border crossings, with over 10.7 million encounters reported. Despite recent attempts to appear tougher on immigration, critics argue that these actions are politically motivated rather than genuine efforts to address the crisis.
#politics
Fox News: White House: Biden is not holding Harris back, has been 'really clear about passing the torch'
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre stated that President Biden is not holding Vice President Kamala Harris back, emphasizing his support for her leadership. This follows Biden's remarks about Harris needing to carve her own path in a future presidency.
Reports indicate tensions between the White House and Harris's campaign, with issues arising from insufficient coordination on messaging and scheduling. Conflicts have included Biden's uncoordinated comments that undermined Harris's criticisms of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.
The Economist: Italy starts outsourcing its migrant crisis to Albania
Italy has initiated a new approach to manage its migrant crisis by establishing an asylum-seeker camp in Albania. This camp, the first of its kind set up by an EU country outside its borders, aims to process asylum claims for migrants arriving from the Mediterranean.
This development marks a significant shift in Europe's handling of irregular migration, as Italy seeks to alleviate pressure on its own resources while collaborating with Albania.
The Telegraph: Starmer considering sanctions on hardline Israeli ministers
Sir Keir Starmer is exploring sanctions against Israeli ministers Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir for their roles in blocking aid to Gaza and supporting illegal settlements. This follows calls from political leaders for accountability regarding their extremist actions.
Lord Cameron previously indicated he was developing a plan for these sanctions, highlighting the ongoing concern over the ministers' statements and actions. Sir Ed Davey also urged for sanctions based on his observations during a visit to the region.
Fox News: North Carolina launches in-person early voting with mountain communities still recovering from Helene
In response to Hurricane Helene, North Carolina communities are adjusting their 2024 election schedules. Buncombe County has implemented new early voting times and locations, while Watauga County has expanded its voting hours to include weekends.
These changes aim to ensure voter access despite the storm's impact, with officials emphasizing the importance of community support in facilitating a smooth election process.
#society
Le Monde: Indian youth's craving for global pop's big concerts
Coldplay's upcoming concerts in India sold out rapidly, with 13 million people vying for 150,000 tickets. The ticketing platform, BookMyShow, crashed under the demand, leading to accusations of scalping and a police investigation into potential collusion with resellers.
Fans expressed outrage over inflated resale prices, prompting legal action and a statement from BookMyShow condemning scalping. The company is considering canceling tickets sold unethically, while Coldplay added a third concert date that also sold out.
Le Monde: Russia: The fragile memory of journalist Irina Slavina
Margarita Murakhtaeva reflects on her mother, journalist Irina Slavina, who died by self-immolation in 2020 as a protest against repression in Russia. Despite the oppressive environment, Margarita aspires to continue her mother's legacy in journalism.
The situation for independent media in Russia has deteriorated since Slavina's death, with increased government control and public apathy towards issues of corruption.
Forbes: Italy Passes Strict Law Banning Couples From Going Abroad For Surrogacy
Italy's parliament has passed a law making it illegal to travel abroad for surrogacy, expanding existing prohibitions. Critics argue it targets gay couples, while supporters claim it upholds traditional family values.
The law, championed by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, imposes jail time and fines for those seeking surrogacy outside Italy.
The Economist: An assisted-dying bill is again introduced to Westminster
A bill to permit assisted dying for the terminally ill in England and Wales was introduced in the House of Commons by Labour MP Kim Leadbeater on October 16th, 2024. This initiative has garnered significant public support, raising hopes for its potential passage.
The ongoing discussion reflects broader societal debates on end-of-life choices and the rights of individuals facing terminal illness.
Breitbart: Anti-Trump Rock Singer Hayley Williams Accused of Fostering Toxic Workplace Environment
Hayley Williams, co-founder of Good Dye Young and lead singer of Paramore, faces accusations of creating a toxic workplace at her Nashville hair salon, Fruits Hair Lab. Critics claim her recent mental health advocacy appears performative, citing deleted comments from former employees.
In response, Williams stated she is not directly involved in salon management and denied deleting comments. She emphasized improvements in the work environment after some employees left and announced expanded mental health services for staff.
#economy
Breitbart: San Antonio Mayor on Home Prices Jumping When Migration Did: Migration Isn't Cause, People Moving Here Is a Factor
San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg dismissed the notion that increased immigration under the Biden administration is responsible for rising home prices, attributing the spike to supply issues and an influx of residents from other states. He emphasized ongoing efforts to stabilize the housing market.
Nirenberg noted that while housing costs have increased by about 25% over recent years, the city is managing demand effectively compared to similar urban areas.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF kills Hezbollah southern district commander; rocket fire from Lebanon wounds 4
The IDF reported killing a Hezbollah commander in southern Lebanon amid ongoing rocket fire from the group, which injured four people in northern Israel. The IDF intercepted most of the 30 rockets launched, but some struck civilian areas, prompting further military operations against Hezbollah targets.
As tensions escalate, the WHO warns of a high risk of cholera in Lebanon due to the conflict's impact on displaced populations. Israeli airstrikes have resulted in significant casualties, with the Lebanese health ministry reporting 16 dead and 52 wounded from recent strikes, including a mayor.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: My Fatherland! Ten Great Musical Works About Home & Country
"La Marseillaise," composed by Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle in 1792, is celebrated as one of the greatest national anthems. The piece reflects the spirit of nationalism, a theme echoed in various musical works that embody national identity, including compositions by Smetana, Dvořák, and Sibelius.
These unofficial anthems, such as Smetana's "Má Vlast" and Sibelius's "Finlandia," showcase the cultural pride and historical narratives of their respective countries. Each work serves as a musical representation of national sentiment during periods of struggle and identity formation.
The Imaginative Conservative: T.S. Eliot: Hope Beyond the Waste Land
T.S. Eliot's "The Waste Land," particularly "The Fire Sermon," explores humanity's moral decay while also hinting at hope through references to Augustine's conversion. Despite its bleak portrayal of society, the poem suggests that suffering can lead to spiritual growth and redemption.
Eliot uses characters like Tiresias and the Fisher King to illustrate the quest for truth and purity, emphasizing that knowledge alone is insufficient for salvation. Ultimately, both Eliot and Augustine convey a message of regeneration, indicating that even amid despair, renewal is possible.
#crime
Breitbart: Ex-Teacher Who Had Rough Sex with Teen May Only Spend Months in Jail
A former high school math teacher in Missouri, Hailey Clifton-Carmack, was sentenced to four years for having sex with a 16-year-old student but could be released on probation after completing a rehabilitation program. She pleaded guilty to lesser charges, avoiding more severe accusations.
The victim's father, Mark Creighton, was also charged for allegedly enabling the relationship and covering for them. Prosecutors noted that he was aware of the inappropriate conduct and allowed Clifton-Carmack access to his home.
#sports
GB News: Jake Paul ordered to make urgent changes ahead of Mike Tyson boxing fight
Jake Paul is set to face Mike Tyson on November 15, marking the largest age gap in a professional boxing match, with Paul being 31 years younger. Tyson, a former champion, has been warned that he could teach Paul a lesson in the ring, despite his age and health concerns.
Tyson's last professional fight was in 2005, and he has postponed this match due to medical issues. Paul remains optimistic about Tyson's readiness, asserting that no replacement fighter has been arranged.