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16 Oct 2024
#politics
Times Of Israel: ‘DJ Trump’ dances onstage for 40 minutes after interruptions at campaign event
During a town hall in Pennsylvania, Donald Trump paused his speech twice due to medical emergencies in the audience. After the incidents, he shifted to playing music for about 40 minutes instead of answering questions, dancing and engaging with the crowd.
Trump's performance included a variety of songs, and he humorously referred to the situation, suggesting the audience enjoy the music. His actions drew mixed reactions, with supporters enjoying the atmosphere while critics noted his unusual behavior.
Forbes: Billionaire Dick Uihlein Poured Nearly $49 Million Into Pro-Trump PAC, Filings Show
Billionaire Dick Uihlein contributed nearly $49 million to the conservative Restoration PAC last quarter, significantly backing pro-Donald Trump groups. His total donations to the PAC this year amount to nearly $59 million.
Uihlein, alongside his wife, has shifted support from Ron DeSantis to Trump, reflecting a strong commitment to the former president's campaign.
#society
GB News: EasyJet passenger furious over airline's 'absolutely incompetent' behaviour after wrongly barring him from flying - and then refusing compensation
EasyJet mistakenly denied Stephen Jackson boarding due to an allegedly "invalid passport," despite it meeting EU travel requirements. This error forced him to miss his trip to Alicante and return home by train.
After initially refusing compensation, EasyJet has acknowledged the mistake and promised to rectify the situation and improve staff training.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Macron-Netanyahu tensions escalate after French president's comments on the creation of Israel
Tensions escalated between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and French President Emmanuel Macron following Macron's call to halt arms deliveries to Israel amid the Gaza conflict. Macron emphasized the UN's role in Israel's creation, referencing Resolution 181, which Netanyahu contested.
Netanyahu argued that Israel's establishment resulted from military victory, not a UN decision, and received backing from Jewish leaders in France. Their ongoing disagreements highlight the complexities of international relations amid the current conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon.
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Oct. 16: Day 376 – US gives 30-day ultimatum on Gaza aid. Can Israel deliver?
The White House has warned Israel to improve the humanitarian situation in Gaza within a month or risk losing US weapons supplies, noting a decline in humanitarian aid. This comes amid the deployment of the THAAD missile defense system and US troops to Israel.
Senior analyst Haviv Rettig Gur discusses the seriousness of US demands and implications for Israel's military capabilities.
#culture
Le Monde: In northern France, male cheerleaders taunt sexism with pompoms
The Scrimmage People, France's first male cheerleading group, formed in 2016, train weekly in Lille and perform at women's sports events. Their aim is to challenge stereotypes and promote inclusivity in sports, embracing a unique form of activism.
Members, aged 25 to 55, express camaraderie and enjoyment while breaking traditional norms associated with cheerleading. Their activities highlight a shift in perceptions of masculinity in sports.
GB News: Brendan O'Carroll branded a 'genius' without 'a racist bone' by colleague amid Mrs Brown's Boys racism row
Brendan O'Carroll, the star of BBC's Mrs Brown's Boys, faced backlash for a racially insensitive remark made during a rehearsal. The BBC paused production for an investigation, but rehearsals have since resumed, and the Christmas specials are still set to air.
Joe Duffy, a close friend and radio host, defended O'Carroll, asserting he is not racist and suggesting that his success may have made him a target for criticism. O'Carroll apologized for the incident, describing it as a "clumsy attempt at a joke."
#health
GB News: NHS doctor calls for food stamps instead of weight loss jabs to tackle UK's obesity epidemic
An NHS doctor has expressed concerns about Labour's proposal to trial weight loss injections for unemployed individuals, citing potential drug shortages and questions about long-term effectiveness. The initiative aims to address obesity and improve economic conditions.
#crime
The Telegraph: Murder investigation launched after disappearance of Irish schoolboy
Irish police have initiated a murder investigation after the disappearance of eight-year-old Kyran Durnin from Drogheda, Co Louth, on August 30. He is now presumed dead, with no leads on his whereabouts or evidence of life.
The investigation is ongoing, led by a senior officer at Drogheda Garda Station, with support from Tusla, Ireland's Child and Family Agency.