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17 Oct 2024
#politics
GB News: Spanish mayor warns hard border with Gibraltar will be 'disaster' as he begs Madrid for post-Brexit deal
The mayor of La Linea warns of potential 14-hour queues at the Gibraltar-Spain border if a post-Brexit agreement is not reached. He emphasizes the economic impact on his city and the risk of increased organized crime due to a no-deal scenario.
Both Gibraltar and Spain are urging each other to agree on terms, with Spain's Foreign Minister calling for the UK to accept a "balanced and generous" proposal. The situation remains tense as officials navigate the complexities of border regulations.
Fox News: FLASHBACK: Reaction to Harris' plagiarism story much more benign than for Biden during '88 election
Allegations of plagiarism against Vice President Kamala Harris have drawn mixed reactions, with some experts downplaying the significance as mere errors, while others, including Republican critic Christopher Rufo, claim substantial violations in her 2009 book. Comparatively, Joe Biden faced severe backlash for similar accusations during his 1987 presidential run, which ultimately led to his withdrawal from the race.
The New York Times and Washington Post provided contrasting coverage of the two cases, with the former highlighting the seriousness of Biden's actions and the latter attributing Harris' issues to technical difficulties. Critics argue that the media's treatment of both incidents reflects a partisan bias.
Fox News: Vulnerable Dem senator tied to 'radical groups' working to close massive power plant in swing state
A nonprofit group, the Private Equity Stakeholder Project (PESP), is advocating for the closure of Ohio's Gavin Power Plant, citing environmental concerns. This move could lead to job losses and increased energy costs for residents, as the plant supplies 11% of Ohio's electricity.
Senator Sherrod Brown, who has ties to PESP, faces criticism for his support of the initiative amid a competitive Senate race. Opponents argue that closing the plant would harm Ohio's energy industry and economy.
Times Of Israel: Harris interview with conservative outlet Fox News marked by testy exchanges
Vice President Kamala Harris participated in a contentious interview with Fox News, addressing immigration and her stance on the Biden administration. She emphasized that her presidency would differ from Biden's, while attempting to redirect criticism toward Donald Trump.
Harris expressed regret over immigration-related deaths and indicated a shift in her views on border policies. She defended Biden's leadership while facing scrutiny from host Bret Baier, who questioned her readiness for the presidency.
#economy
Fox News: Hurricane Helene: 'Backbone of America' helping farmers across Southeast who lost billions in crops, land
Hurricane Helene caused extensive damage to farms across southeastern states, leading to billions in losses for crops and livestock. Areas in Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina, Georgia, and Florida were particularly affected by flooding and strong winds, with some farmers facing total destruction of equipment and supplies.
Despite the devastation, farmers are receiving support from across the country, including donations and assistance from local law enforcement and the National Guard. The USDA has also announced financial aid for affected producers, with estimates of agricultural damages potentially reaching nearly $5 billion.
#crime
Fox News: Deadly 'street takeovers' wreck communities across US, but Arizona police have formula to curb chaos
Police in Tempe, Arizona, have effectively reduced street takeovers, which had surged during the pandemic. By implementing a zero-tolerance policy and utilizing undercover operations, they towed over 300 cars and arrested more than 400 individuals involved in these disruptions.
Other states are now looking to Tempe's approach as a model, with California and Florida introducing new laws to combat similar issues. Tempe's success highlights the importance of strong law enforcement and community support in addressing public safety concerns.
Fox News: Who is Tren de Aragua? Vicious Venezuelan gang 'following in the path of MS-13' in America
The Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua (TdA) is increasingly linked to violent crimes across the U.S., including gang-related robberies by juveniles in New York City and extortion in Colorado. Lawmakers express concern over the gang's influence, urging federal action against its activities.
TdA, known for severe criminal operations in South America, has expanded its reach in the U.S. since at least 2021. Authorities warn that its organized structure and brutality pose significant threats to American communities, prompting calls for stronger law enforcement responses.
#sports
GB News: Mike Tyson 'declining' to speak as Jake Paul left in the dark ahead of November 15 fight date
Jake Paul has stated that Mike Tyson is not responding to his $5 million bet for their upcoming fight on November 15. Paul believes Tyson is focused on training and has not engaged in discussions about the challenge, which includes a tattoo stipulation if Tyson loses.
Paul is preparing for the fight by sparring with larger opponents to adjust to the heavyweight division. He views the match as an honor to fight a boxing legend and aims to showcase respect for the sport despite facing criticism for taking on Tyson.