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17 Oct 2024
#politics
Breitbart: GOP Demands DHS Make Public Details of FEMA Money Going to Migrants
House Republicans are pressing the Biden administration for transparency regarding FEMA's funding and resources allocated to migrant programs, amid concerns that these may be prioritized over disaster relief for Americans affected by Hurricane Helene. They demand internal communications and justification for the significant funds directed to migrant services.
The committee highlights that while FEMA has received over $1.4 billion for migrant services in recent fiscal years, only $344 million has been allocated for disaster relief related to Hurricane Helene, which caused substantial damage. They argue that taxpayer resources should prioritize American disaster victims.
Breitbart: Kamala on Fox: Taxpayer Trans Surgeries for Inmates a ‘Remote’ Issue
Vice President Kamala Harris described taxpayer-funded sex reassignment surgeries for inmates and illegal migrants as a “remote” issue during a Fox News interview. She defended her past statements, asserting she would follow the law and claimed former President Trump’s administration had similar policies.
Harris criticized Trump’s campaign ads for exaggerating the issue and emphasized that he spent significant resources on it despite lacking a clear plan for voters. She reiterated that the surgeries were available under medical necessity during Trump's presidency.
Fox News: Cardinal Dolan 'upset' that Harris skipping Al Smith Dinner
Cardinal Timothy Dolan expressed disappointment over Vice President Kamala Harris skipping the Al Smith charity dinner, emphasizing its role in promoting civility and unity. He noted that her absence detracts from the event's purpose, which aims to raise funds for charity.
Harris's campaign stated her focus on battleground states necessitated her absence, while Trump is expected to attend. This marks the first time since 1984 that a presidential candidate will miss the dinner.
Breitbart: The Hill: Momentum Shifts Against Kamala Harris, in Favor of Donald Trump
Former President Donald Trump appears to be gaining momentum in key battleground states as Election Day approaches, with polling showing shifts in voter support. In states like Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania, recent trends indicate a tightening race against Kamala Harris.
Democrats express concern over the campaign's trajectory, while Harris's team downplays Trump's resurgence. Polling averages suggest a slight lead for Trump, but challenges remain from various political factors.
Fox News: Biden admin moves to shield thousands of Lebanese nationals in US from deportation
The Biden administration has designated Lebanon for Temporary Protected Status (TPS), allowing Lebanese nationals in the U.S. to avoid deportation and obtain work permits for 18 months due to ongoing armed conflict and unsafe conditions in Lebanon.
This decision follows Israel's recent military actions against Hezbollah and aims to provide stability while diplomatic discussions continue. Approximately 11,000 Lebanese nationals are expected to benefit from this protection.
Fox News: ‘Momala’ Harris counts on Durham, NC, tech millennials who want to turn US into SF
Durham, North Carolina, is likened to a mini-San Francisco, showcasing a strong Big Tech presence and a millennial-centric culture. The city's political landscape is heavily Democratic, with many residents seemingly disconnected from local issues, such as homelessness.
This environment reflects a corporate-driven urban development model that benefits a privileged few while leaving others behind. The support for Kamala Harris among young professionals suggests a future shaped by Big Tech, where individualism is overshadowed by corporate influence.
Le Monde: Far-right fake jobs trial: Marine Le Pen relishes the European Parliament's mistakes
Marine Le Pen faced a trial in Paris regarding the alleged misuse of EU funds by her party, the Rassemblement National. She claimed a minor victory by revealing that the European Parliament had created a false contract related to a payment issue involving her former assistant, Jean-Claude Surbeck.
The case centers on mismanagement of salary payments, where funds meant for Surbeck were improperly redirected to pay Le Pen's bodyguard. The European Parliament's handling of the situation has raised questions about accountability and the use of taxpayer money.
The Economist: Trade unions have their eye on Britain’s tech sector
The UK government is set to enhance workers' rights, which may encourage trade union participation in the tech sector, traditionally resistant to unionization despite offering high salaries and perks. This shift could impact the dynamics within tech companies.
Meanwhile, speculation surrounding the upcoming budget has unsettled some wealthy individuals, and an assisted-dying bill is poised for potential passage in Westminster.
#society
Le Monde: In Belgium, the pope calling abortion doctors 'hitmen' sparks a wave of debaptisms
Pope Francis, during his return from Belgium, criticized abortion laws, calling doctors "hitmen." His comments reignited debates in a country considering changes to abortion legislation. This drew backlash from secular groups and prompted responses from political leaders and affected individuals.
Céline Fremault, a former minister, expressed her disappointment in an open letter to the Pope, sharing her personal experience with abortion and highlighting the Church's absence during her time of need. Her remarks reflect broader tensions between religious authority and individual rights in Belgium.
GB News: 'Lovely' boy, 7, killed in Newcastle explosion named and pictured
A house explosion in Newcastle resulted in the death of seven-year-old Archie York, with a second body, believed to be a man in his 30s, found in the wreckage. Six others were hospitalized, and investigations by emergency services and the Health and Safety Executive are ongoing.
Archie's family expressed their devastation, highlighting his vibrant personality and recent milestones. They request privacy during this difficult time as they mourn the loss of a beloved child.
Le Monde: Northern Gaza's Jabaliya camp residents caught in a death trap
Tens of thousands are trapped in Jabaliya refugee camp, Gaza, due to an Israeli military siege, facing severe shortages of food and medical care. The Israeli army claims to target terrorist infrastructure, but reports indicate numerous civilian casualties, including women and children.
The situation has drawn concern from the US administration, urging Israel to increase humanitarian aid to Gaza. The ongoing conflict has led to a significant drop in aid delivery, exacerbating the dire conditions for the trapped population.
Fox News: Universal Orlando announces opening date for its newest theme park
Universal Orlando Resort's new theme park, Epic Universe, is set to open on May 22, 2025. It will feature five themed worlds, including Harry Potter and Super Nintendo, along with three hotels and over 50 attractions. Ticket sales begin on October 22, 2024.
Guests can initially access Epic Universe through vacation packages or multi-day tickets. Annual passholders will have the option to purchase single-day tickets starting October 24. Epic Universe will be the fourth park at Universal Orlando.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Sinwar's Likely Death Comes Days After Biden, Harris Threatened Israel with Arms Embargo
Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar is suspected dead following an IDF operation shortly after the Biden administration urged Israel to improve conditions in Gaza and consider a ceasefire. The U.S. had threatened an arms embargo if Israel did not comply.
Sinwar's death raises questions about the effectiveness of U.S. diplomacy in the region, as it appears that had Israel adhered to the Biden-Harris demands, Sinwar might still be alive. Speculation suggests he was attempting to flee Gaza when found.
#culture
GB News: Simon Cowell 'steps down' from ITV Britain's Got Talent following Liam Payne's tragic death
Simon Cowell is stepping down from Britain's Got Talent following the death of One Direction star Liam Payne, who died at 31 after a fall in Argentina. Cowell, deeply affected by the news, will not continue filming, while other judges will proceed with the show.
Auditions for Britain's Got Talent have been paused in light of Payne's tragic passing. His death has prompted tributes from fans and fellow artists, highlighting the impact he had on the music industry.