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17 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: Kamala Harris avoids questions about Biden's mental decline: 'Joe Biden is not on the ballot'
Vice President Kamala Harris faced questions during a Fox News interview regarding President Biden's mental fitness. She defended Biden's capabilities, emphasizing his experience and judgment while deflecting concerns about his mental decline and focusing on Donald Trump's candidacy.
Biden's critics have raised issues about his mental acuity, particularly following a poor debate performance that led to his withdrawal from the 2024 race, positioning Harris as a potential frontrunner for the Democratic nomination.
The Federalist: Harris Won't Say When She First Noticed Biden's Cognitive Decline
In a Fox News interview, Vice President Kamala Harris was questioned about President Biden's mental status and her role in addressing concerns about his cognitive abilities. Harris provided evasive responses, emphasizing Biden's experience while deflecting inquiries about his fitness for office.
Despite the ongoing discussion about Biden's mental acuity, Harris did not address the concerns directly, instead criticizing former President Trump. Her reluctance to acknowledge the issue has raised questions about her complicity in maintaining the status quo.
Front Page Magazine: Projection, Demonization, and Fear-Mongering
The Harris/Walz campaign is struggling against the Trump/Vance duo, resorting to tactics like projection and fear-mongering. A recent article in Salon reflects this trend, portraying Trump supporters as manipulated and claiming a potential Trump victory would lead to authoritarianism.
Experts cited in the article express concerns about political violence and societal chaos under Trump, while critics argue that such fears are projections of current Democratic governance. The political landscape is marked by heightened rhetoric and potential unrest as the election approaches.
#society
Forbes: New ‘Click-To-Cancel’ Rule Will Make Ending Subscriptions Easier: What To Know
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) will soon enforce a "click-to-cancel" rule, requiring businesses to simplify the cancellation process for subscriptions and memberships. This rule aims to address the rise in consumer complaints about difficult cancellation practices.
Companies must ensure consumers are informed about subscription terms and provide easy cancellation options. Violations may lead to civil penalties. This rule is part of the FTC's modernization of its Negative Option Rule due to increasing concerns over subscription practices.
Fox News: Heart-stopping video shows Seattle police rescue man from tracks moments before train roars past
A 57-year-old man in Seattle fell from a ledge onto train tracks during a mental health crisis. Police responded and attempted to negotiate with him but he slipped and fell 25 feet, sustaining serious injuries.
Officers managed to pull him to safety just moments before a train passed, risking their own lives in the process. He was treated for multiple fractures and is in critical condition.
Front Page Magazine: U.S. Soldier Plotted to Ambush His Fellow Soldiers
Cole Bridges, a former U.S. Army Private, was sentenced to 14 years for attempting to aid ISIS and plotting attacks against U.S. soldiers. Despite expressing remorse and requesting the maximum sentence of 40 years, his case raises concerns about the military's failure to address the factors leading to such radicalization.
Bridges' actions highlight the complex interplay between personal beliefs and societal influences, suggesting that both Islamic ideology and American cultural disillusionment contributed to his radicalization. The lack of attention to this issue may lead to more similar cases in the future.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Armenia takes partial control of its borders for the first time in 32 years
Armenia is moving towards greater sovereignty by gradually taking control of its borders with Iran and Turkey, previously managed by Russian troops. An agreement allows Armenian forces to secure a checkpoint by January 2025, marking a shift in Armenia's independence from Russian influence.
This strategic disengagement also benefits Russia, as Armenia will permit Moscow to facilitate transport links to Azerbaijan. Relations between Armenia and Russia have soured since the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, leading to increased Armenian self-reliance.
Front Page Magazine: One Book Explains Why We’re Losing to Islamic Terrorism
Jesse Petrilla's book, *If It Takes a Thousand Years*, recounts his experiences as an Army Liaison Officer in Afghanistan, highlighting the failures of U.S. military and political strategies against Islamic terrorism. He argues that a lack of understanding of Islamic societies contributed to the loss in Afghanistan and poses ongoing threats to the West.
Petrilla emphasizes the ideological commitment of jihadists and critiques Western appeasement towards Islam, suggesting that ignorance of its realities undermines efforts to combat terrorism. He warns of the potential consequences if society fails to confront these challenges.
Times Of Israel: Israel lets 50 aid trucks into northern Gaza after US threat to curb arms deliveries
Israel permitted 50 trucks of humanitarian aid into northern Gaza, responding to U.S. warnings about the humanitarian crisis. This follows a period of blocked aid and coincides with military operations against Hamas. The U.S. emphasized the need for Israel to take significant steps to alleviate the situation.
U.S. officials noted that Israel has begun to ease restrictions on aid and is working to improve logistics for humanitarian organizations. Meanwhile, concerns remain about Hamas's control over aid distribution and the broader implications for post-war governance in Gaza.
Times Of Israel: IDF downs drone over Mediterranean as UAV ‘from the east’ enters southern Israel
Rocket warning sirens were activated across northern Israel, prompting residents to seek shelter. Concurrently, Israeli forces reportedly targeted the Syrian port city of Latakia, with the IDF downing a drone over the Mediterranean.
US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin acknowledged Israel's efforts to increase humanitarian aid to Gaza during a call with Defense Minister Yoav Gallant. The discussion also included the recent deployment of a US defense system in Israel and the need for diplomatic solutions regarding security along the Israel-Lebanon border.
#history
Fox News: Forgotten Civil War veteran will finally get proper tombstone, thanks to two middle school students
Two eighth-grade students from Albion Middle School in New York, Kendall Peruzzini and Mary McCormick, are working to honor Daniel Walterhouse, a forgotten Civil War veteran who died in 1910 and was buried in an unmarked grave. They have successfully petitioned for a headstone to recognize his service.
The project has involved extensive research, highlighting Walterhouse's life and experiences, including his injuries during the war and his time in a poorhouse. The students view this effort as an important recognition of veterans and a valuable learning experience.