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17 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: More than 7 million viewers tuned in to Fox News' Kamala Harris interview
Vice President Kamala Harris's interview on Fox News drew 7.1 million viewers, making it the most-watched interview of the 2024 election season. This surpassed CBS's "60 Minutes" and CNN's joint interview, which attracted 5.7 million and 6.3 million viewers, respectively.
During the interview, Harris faced questions about her immigration record and President Biden's mental acuity, which she deflected by emphasizing Biden's capabilities and stating he is not on the ballot.
Breitbart: NYT Expert: Harris's 'Plagiarism Scandal' Is 'More Serious' than Previously Stated
Vice President Kamala Harris faces renewed scrutiny over allegations of plagiarism in her 2009 book, "Smart on Crime." The New York Times's plagiarism consultant, Jonathan Bailey, acknowledged that the case is more serious than initially reported, citing multiple instances of lifted content.
While Bailey noted that the plagiarism indicates sloppy writing rather than malicious intent, he emphasized that it still warrants attention. The Harris campaign has denied the allegations, framing them as politically motivated attacks amid her rising support.
Forbes: Trump Tried To Strike Another Hush Money Deal With Stormy Daniels Before 2024 Election, Lawyer Says
Lawyers for Donald Trump requested Stormy Daniels not to disparage him in exchange for settling her owed legal fees. Daniels settled for $627,500 but did not agree to a non-disparagement clause, despite Trump's legal victory in a related case.
Trump has been convicted on 34 felony counts related to hush money payments to Daniels, with sentencing postponed until after the 2024 election. Daniels' claims of an affair with Trump remain disputed.
GB News: 'A lot of Brexit has not been a success!' Badenoch in blunt and brutal assessment of leaving EU
Kemi Badenoch acknowledged that Brexit has not fully succeeded, citing a lack of planning and the need for Britain to adopt smarter regulations to enhance competitiveness. She emphasized that many issues, such as immigration and inflation, are not solely due to Brexit.
Badenoch also defended the European Convention on Human Rights, arguing it protects women's rights and warned against teaching young Britons to hate their country. She called for a focus on addressing domestic problems rather than blaming Brexit.
The Telegraph: Who could take over as the next Hamas leader?
Hamas must appoint new leadership following the assassination of Yahya Sinwar, who held both military and political roles. The religious Shura council will oversee the process, which may be lengthy due to significant leadership losses.
Khaled Meshaal is a potential candidate for the political leader role, likely to operate from Qatar. His past experiences and relations with Iran could influence Hamas's future direction.
Forbes: GOP States Are Still Trying To Restrict Abortion Pill Mifepristone In Court—Here’s How
Republican attorneys general in Idaho, Kansas, and Missouri are pursuing legal action to restrict the abortion drug mifepristone, following a Supreme Court dismissal of a similar lawsuit. They aim to roll back FDA updates allowing telehealth prescriptions and mail delivery of the drug.
The case's outcome could have broader implications for abortion access and healthcare regulations. A ruling favoring the states might enable further restrictions on abortion-related medications and potentially impact other controversial treatments.
Fox News: Vance speculates why Pennsylvania is trending red, warns battleground not to trust Harris on manufacturing
Sen. JD Vance, the Republican vice presidential candidate, suggested that Pennsylvania's shift toward the GOP may be linked to Trump's tariff proposals aimed at boosting American manufacturing. He criticized Vice President Harris for her stance on reviving manufacturing without imposing tariffs on imports.
Vance emphasized the need for tariffs to protect U.S. jobs and manufacturing from foreign competition, particularly from China. He expressed confidence that Trump's message resonates with voters in Pennsylvania, which he believes will be key to winning the upcoming election.
#society
Breitbart: WATCH: Kellogg's Faces Big Protest over Dyes, Preservatives in Cereals
Protesters gathered outside Kellogg’s headquarters in Michigan, demanding the removal of artificial dyes and preservatives from the company’s cereals. Over 1,000 participants, including activist Vani Hari, delivered a petition signed by 200,000 individuals, citing health concerns for children.
The demonstration follows previous controversies, including a boycott related to comments made by Kellogg’s CEO about inflation. Health professionals at the protest emphasized rising chronic diseases among children, calling for accountability from the company regarding its product ingredients.
The Telegraph: Giza dog a bone: Watch moment canine spotted on top of Great Pyramid
A paraglider spotted a dog at the top of the Great Pyramid in Giza, surprising him as he filmed the scene. The sandy-colored stray appeared to be barking at birds, raising questions about how it reached the 449-foot height and how long it had been there.
The incident has intrigued viewers online.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Report: Yahya Sinwar Bodyguards Included United Nations Employee
Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was reportedly killed in a raid by Israeli forces in southern Gaza, along with two bodyguards, one of whom was a UN employee. The operation uncovered significant amounts of cash and documents on the deceased terrorists.
The incident raises concerns about UNRWA's involvement with Hamas, as previous employees have been linked to terrorist activities. U.S. funding for UNRWA has fluctuated due to these allegations.
Breitbart: Biden Tries to Take Credit for Yahya Sinwar's Killing, but Opposed Israel's Operations; Harris Warned of 'Consequences'
Israel announced the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar during a battle in Gaza, despite U.S. opposition to Israeli military actions in the region. President Biden claimed credit for aiding Israeli intelligence efforts, although his administration had previously hindered operations.
The circumstances surrounding Sinwar's death highlight the tensions between U.S. policy and Israeli military strategy, as Biden and Harris had pushed for ceasefires and humanitarian aid while Israel sought to target Hamas leaders.
#economy
Fox News: Florida homeowners fear soaring insurance cost after hurricanes
Florida homeowners face rising insurance costs and reduced coverage options after consecutive hurricanes. Many, like Jim Tynan, struggle to find affordable policies, fearing further price hikes and potential loss of coverage.
The state-backed insurer Citizens is seeing increased demand, but concerns remain about its ability to pay claims after major storms. Experts predict ongoing instability in Florida's insurance market.
Le Monde: Nevada grapples with a housing crisis, a central theme of the presidential campaign
Nevada's housing crisis is a central issue in the presidential campaign, with rising prices and stagnant wages making homeownership increasingly unattainable. Despite economic recovery in Las Vegas, unemployment remains high, and poverty persists.
As the election approaches, candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are in a tight race, with voter concerns focused on the housing shortage and inflation. The median home price has doubled since 2015, exacerbating the affordability crisis.
#military
The Telegraph: Ukraine ‘will seek nuclear weapons’ if it cannot join Nato
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has indicated that Ukraine may pursue nuclear weapons unless granted NATO membership, emphasizing the need for a strong deterrent against Russia. He noted that past security guarantees from major powers have proven ineffective.
Zelensky criticized the decision to relinquish Ukraine's nuclear arsenal in 1994, asserting that it was a mistake. He stated that Ukraine is currently the only country that gave up its nuclear weapons and is now facing conflict.
Times Of Israel: Full text of Netanyahu’s address after killing of Hamas terror chief Yahya Sinwar
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the elimination of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, linking it to the October 7 massacre. He emphasized the ongoing mission to free hostages and eliminate Hamas's influence in Gaza, urging regional cooperation for a peaceful future.
Netanyahu expressed gratitude to the IDF and acknowledged the sacrifices made in the conflict. He called for unity and resilience among Israelis as they continue to confront challenges in the ongoing war.
#crime
Forbes: Alabama Man Charged With Hacking SEC’s X Account—Causing Bitcoin To Spike
An Alabama resident, Eric Council Jr., was arrested for allegedly hacking the SEC's X account and posting a false claim about bitcoin ETF approval, causing a temporary spike in bitcoin's price. He faces charges of conspiracy to commit identity theft and fraud.
The SEC regained control of its account shortly after, leading to a price drop. Council's hacking method involved a SIM swap, and if convicted, he could face up to five years in prison.
CNSNews: Californians to Vote on Creating 3rd-Strike Felony for Theft Under $950, Drugs
California's Proposition 36 aims to amend Proposition 47 by reinstating felony charges for theft under $950 after three prior misdemeanor convictions. It responds to rising shoplifting rates and declining arrest rates, with theft in Los Angeles increasing by 81% in a year.
The proposition also introduces a "treatment-mandated felony" for hard drug possession, allowing offenders to avoid jail by completing treatment programs. It includes provisions for additional support services like job training and shelter for those struggling with addiction and homelessness.