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17 Oct 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Officer involved in shooting at Arizona port of entry, US Customs and Border Protection says
An officer-involved shooting occurred at the Deconcini Port of Entry in Nogales, Arizona, on October 16, injuring one person who was later hospitalized. The incident is under investigation by multiple federal and local agencies.
Traffic is being redirected as authorities assess the situation.
#politics
Breitbart: Kamala's Campaign Whines Fox News Interview Was 'Ambush'
Kamala Harris's senior campaign adviser criticized her Fox News interview as an "ambush," claiming she struggled to answer questions about her record. The interview marked a shift in her campaign strategy as she has generally avoided tough media engagements.
Despite the challenges, Harris attempted to pivot the conversation towards Donald Trump, reflecting her campaign's strategy to counter declining poll numbers in swing states. The interview highlighted her difficulties in addressing direct questions.
Fox News: JESSE WATTERS: This was the first time Kamala Harris had to answer for herself
Jesse Watters analyzed Vice President Kamala Harris' interview on "Special Report," highlighting inconsistencies in her campaign and public perception. He noted her unpopularity, shifting positions, and lack of engagement with pressing issues like border security.
Watters suggested that Harris' recent attempts to connect with various audiences have not been effective, leading to increased scrutiny from political figures.
Front Page Magazine: The Strange, Mythological Campaign of Kamala Harris
Kamala Harris has shifted her campaign strategy, distancing herself from her progressive record amid Joe Biden's low approval ratings. She has downplayed her past support for leftist policies and attempted to appeal to working-class voters, particularly men, despite facing skepticism about her authenticity.
This shift includes altering her public persona and biography to resonate with broader demographics, yet many view her efforts as inauthentic and contradictory. Critics argue that her campaign lacks a clear agenda and consistency, undermining her credibility.
Fox News: Kamala Harris asserts her presidency 'will not be a continuation' of Biden's
Vice President Kamala Harris stated she would not continue President Biden's presidency, emphasizing her unique experiences and ideas for leadership. During interviews, she faced questions about her record and the current administration's challenges, often redirecting to criticize Donald Trump.
Harris highlighted the need to move past divisive rhetoric and expressed a desire for unity. Critics, including Trump's campaign, dismissed her responses as evasive and lacking substance.
Breitbart: Bret Baier Reveals 4 Kamala Staffers Waved Arms Pleading to End Fox Interview
During a Fox News interview, Kamala Harris's staff signaled for the interview to end prematurely, prompting host Bret Baier to conclude quickly. Baier noted he had many unasked questions and criticized the campaign's restrictive tactics.
Harris's team later characterized the interview as biased, with a senior adviser calling it an "ambush."
Fox News: LAURA INGRAHAM: Kamala Harris' team thinks 'scaring voters' about Trump is the only card it has to play
Laura Ingraham critiques Vice President Kamala Harris' team for relying on fear tactics against Trump, arguing it won't sway voters concerned about the economy. Polls show a significant majority believe the economy is worsening, favoring Trump over Harris.
Ingraham suggests that Harris lacks a strong platform and is merely using negative rhetoric without genuine conviction.
Front Page Magazine: The Orwellian Noble Peace Prize
The recent Nobel Peace Prize nominations reflect a history of awarding individuals and organizations that often align with globalist ideals and anti-American sentiments. Notable nominees this year include the UN's Palestinian refugee agency and the International Court of Justice, criticized for their perceived bias against Israel.
While some past recipients have made significant contributions to peace, many have been recognized for intentions rather than tangible results, perpetuating a cycle of ineffective diplomacy. The choice of Japan's Nihon Hidankyo this year, representing atomic-bomb survivors, contrasts with the troubling legacy of the Prize.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: International Law 'Experts' Condemn Israel’s Military Operations in Lebanon
UN "experts" criticized Israel's military operations in Lebanon against Hezbollah, claiming violations of international law and collective punishment. They acknowledged Hezbollah's attacks on Israel but argued Israel's response was disproportionate.
Israel asserts its military actions are justified under self-defense principles due to ongoing attacks from Hezbollah, which operates with Lebanon's implied consent. The situation highlights complex legal and ethical debates surrounding state sovereignty and the right to self-defense.
Breitbart: Bret Baier: Why Did You Fund Iran? Kamala: 'Let's Go Back to Donald Trump'
Vice President Kamala Harris did not directly address a question regarding the Biden administration's financial dealings with Iran during an interview with Fox News' Bret Baier. Instead, she redirected the discussion to criticisms of Donald Trump and his policies.
Harris's evasive responses included references to Trump's withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal and previous campaign points, without clarifying the administration's actions that allowed Iran to access significant funds.
Le Monde: Canada accuses India of criminal activity on its soil
The diplomatic crisis between Canada and India escalated on October 14, 2024, with both nations expelling senior diplomats. This followed Canadian police's claims of credible evidence linking Indian agents to serious criminal activities, including interference in democratic processes.
The tensions stem from the assassination of Sikh separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada in June 2023. Canada suspects Indian agents of orchestrating violence against the Sikh community, while India denies the allegations and claims its diplomats were recalled.
Times Of Israel: British PM reveals UK weighing sanctions on Ben Gvir and Smotrich
Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer is considering sanctions against Israeli ministers Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben Gvir for their controversial comments regarding Gaza civilians and West Bank settlers. This follows previous plans for sanctions by former foreign secretary David Cameron.
Starmer's government has adopted a firmer stance on Israel, limiting arms exports due to concerns over potential violations of international law. The situation is under discussion at the UN Security Council amid ongoing humanitarian concerns in Gaza.
#education
Fox News: Head of nonprofit that promotes school 'segregation' received $20M from Gates, Bezos foundations, among others
Sharif El-Mekki, an activist and adviser to Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, advocates for Black students to be taught by Black teachers through his nonprofit, the Center for Black Educator Development (CBED), which has received $20 million in funding from notable donors. He emphasizes the importance of representation in education for improved student outcomes.
El-Mekki argues that systemic barriers hinder Black teachers, who make up only 7% of the workforce, and promotes education as a political act aimed at dismantling racism. CBED aims to train educators in "liberation education" and has trained 1,700 educators in 2023.
#crime
Fox News: 'Coward' allegedly kills mother his of children and her boyfriend in Texas, Amber Alert issued
A Venezuelan man, Sherles Gregorio Machado-Hernandez, has been charged with capital murder for allegedly shooting his partner, Francis Anseume-Corredor, and her boyfriend, Bryan Flores Alvarez, in Austin, Texas. The couple's three children were initially unaccounted for but have since been located safely.
Machado-Hernandez was apprehended after attempting to evade police and is currently held on $2 million bail. The incident marks a significant crime in Austin, with the victims being the 51st and 52nd homicides of the year.