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17 Oct 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: Kamala Harris Touts Mass Amnesty Offering Fast-Tracked Citizenship to Nearly Every Illegal Alien in U.S.
Vice President Kamala Harris supports the U.S. Citizenship Act of 2021, which proposes fast-tracked citizenship for 11 to 22 million undocumented immigrants. The plan allows them to obtain work permits and, after five years, apply for a green card and citizenship.
The legislation also offers immediate green cards to certain groups, such as DACA recipients and farmworkers, and aims to remove the term “alien” from federal immigration law.
#politics
The Federalist: Detroit Accused Of Deleting Ballot Drop Box Surveillance Footage
The Republican National Committee is suing the City of Detroit after it allegedly deleted absentee drop box surveillance footage, claiming this violated the Michigan Freedom of Information Act. The RNC argues that the deletion undermines election transparency and trust.
The lawsuit seeks an injunction to ensure the city retains such records in the future, citing a 2019 executive order on record retention in response to FOIA requests. The RNC contends that the city acted improperly by deleting the footage while a request was pending.
Breitbart: Poll: Donald Trump Edges Out Harris in Swing State of Wisconsin
A recent survey indicates that former President Donald Trump has a slight lead over Vice President Kamala Harris in Wisconsin, with 50% support compared to Harris's 49%. This marks a shift from September when Harris was ahead.
Trump's campaign expresses optimism about his position in battleground states, noting a significant drop in mail ballots compared to previous elections.
Times Of Israel: IDF recovered Sinwar’s DNA in tunnel complex where 6 hostages were executed
The IDF discovered Yahya Sinwar's DNA in a Rafah tunnel linked to the murder of six Israeli hostages in August. Sinwar, a key figure in Hamas, was reportedly killed during a firefight, raising questions about his involvement in the hostages' deaths.
Despite the discovery, officials emphasized that no hostages were found near Sinwar upon his death. Calls for negotiations to secure the release of the remaining 101 hostages have intensified following his demise.
Breitbart: Arab American Newspaper Snubs Kamala Harris with Non-Endorsement
Osama Siblani, Editor-in-Chief of an Arab American newspaper, announced that his outlet will not endorse Vice President Kamala Harris due to dissatisfaction with the Biden administration's response to the Middle East conflict. He criticized both Harris and Trump for neglecting the concerns of the Arab American community.
Siblani highlighted the significant casualties in Gaza and Lebanon, expressing frustration over a lack of representation for Arab Americans in political discussions. In the recent Democratic primary, many voters in Dearborn chose to vote uncommitted as a protest against the administration's policies.
Breitbart: Exclusive -- Kelly Loeffler: 'Huge' Early Voting Numbers in Georgia; over Half a Million
Over 550,000 people in Georgia have voted in the first two days of early voting, surpassing previous records. Former Senator Kelly Loeffler highlighted the significant turnout and emphasized the need for continued momentum among Republicans to maintain engagement.
Loeffler, chairwoman of Greater Georgia, noted that early voting typically peaks on the last day but anticipates unprecedented turnout for this election.
Forbes: Trump’s Polymarket Odds Top 60%: How Election Betting Markets Differ From Polls
Betting markets indicate a growing likelihood of a Donald Trump victory in the upcoming election, with Polymarket assigning a 60% chance, marking a significant shift since late July. Other platforms reflect similar trends, despite polling data showing a tight race against Kamala Harris.
While polls suggest a more balanced competition, the surge in betting odds and related financial markets signals investor confidence in Trump’s prospects. This includes notable increases in stocks linked to Trump’s media ventures and broader market trends favoring his potential policies.
#society
Fox News: Kitchen spice shelf life debate goes viral: When is it truly time to toss?
A social media post claiming that kitchen spices should be replaced every six months has sparked debate, garnering over four million views. The author, Beth, intended it as a light reminder for friends but was surprised by the widespread reaction.
Experts suggest that while ground spices last one to three years and whole spices longer, the six-month guideline may be excessive. Proper storage and sensory checks are recommended for determining spice freshness.
The Federalist: NV Democrat Remains Mum On Men Playing In Women's Sports
The University of Nevada Reno's women's volleyball team is forfeiting a match against San Jose State University to protest the participation of a trans-identifying male player, Blaire Fleming. The team claims this decision is to uphold safety and fairness for female athletes.
Senator Jacky Rosen has not commented on the situation, while her opponent, Republican Sam Brown, supports the team's stance, emphasizing the issues of safety and fairness in women's sports. The university stated that players can choose not to participate without punishment.
The Western Journal: Pics of Liam Payne's Room Show Damning Details in His Room Before He Died
Liam Payne was found dead after reportedly falling from a hotel balcony in Argentina. His hotel room showed signs of drug and alcohol use, with visible paraphernalia and damage, prompting staff to call authorities due to his erratic behavior.
Payne, 31, had a history of addiction and had previously expressed suicidal thoughts. His social media suggested he was content shortly before his death, sparking discussions about the pressures of fame.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: World leaders welcome Sinwar’s death, hope it will precipitate hostage deal, end to war
US President Joe Biden praised the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, calling it a significant day for Israel and the world. He emphasized the need for Israel to leverage this moment to negotiate a hostage deal and end the conflict, highlighting the role of US intelligence in the operation.
International reactions varied, with leaders expressing relief and calling for the release of hostages held by Hamas. Biden and other officials framed Sinwar's death as a step toward potential peace in the region.
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC and DR. STEVE TURLEY: 85% of the world ‘is turning its back’ on the US under Biden-Harris regime
Jack Posobiec and Dr. Steve Turley discussed Vice President Kamala Harris' interview with Brett Baier, which they deemed embarrassing for the U.S. Turley noted that global perceptions of the U.S. have deteriorated, with many countries distancing themselves from American influence.
He emphasized that the Harris-Biden administration's actions have contributed to this shift, with nations seeking alliances outside the West, such as BRICS, and viewing the U.S. as a negative example.
#culture
GB News: Zayn Malik shares candid tribute to One Direction bandmate Liam Payne following shock death: 'Loved you dearly'
Zayn Malik expressed deep sorrow over the death of Liam Payne, who fell from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires. In an emotional Instagram tribute, Malik reflected on their friendship, praising Payne's support and talent while lamenting the conversations they would never have.
Payne's family released a statement mourning his loss, highlighting his kind and brave nature. The incident has sparked discussions about the pressures within the music industry as tributes continue to pour in.
Fox News: Jason Segel moved out of Hollywood to live in ‘little country town’ at height of success
Jason Segel, after achieving success with "How I Met Your Mother," moved to a small country town to reflect on his life and career. He sought to explore deeper themes in his work, leading to his new show "Shrinking," which combines comedy and drama.
Segel enjoys the simplicity of small-town life, attending local events and feeling less pressure from fame. He appreciates the anonymity and freedom it provides compared to his previous life in Los Angeles.
#crime
GB News: Dad and toddler, 3, rushed to hospital after being pushed to ground in 'unprovoked' attack
A father and his three-year-old child were attacked in Notting Hill, London, resulting in serious injuries for the father, including a fractured eye socket. Both were hospitalized but later discharged; further medical care is needed.
The Metropolitan Police are investigating the unprovoked attack and have released a CCTV image of a suspect. They urge witnesses to come forward with any information.