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18 Oct 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Gallup: Majority Say They Are Worse Off than Four Years Ago Under Trump
A Gallup poll indicates that 52% of Americans feel worse off today than four years ago, despite the challenges during the pandemic. Economic concerns, driven by rising costs and low confidence, are likely to influence the upcoming election.
With 62% believing the economy is worsening, perceptions of personal wellbeing are critical for voters. The question of being better off than four years ago remains significant in election discourse.
Fox News: Trump says he was 'surprised' VP Kamala Harris skipped Al Smith dinner: 'Terrible decision'
Former President Trump expressed surprise and disappointment over Vice President Kamala Harris's absence at the 79th Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner, calling it a "terrible" decision. He noted that historically, candidates from both parties attend this event, which raises funds for charity.
Trump criticized Harris's competence and suggested her absence reflected poorly on her candidacy. New York Archbishop Timothy Dolan also lamented her decision to skip the event, emphasizing its purpose of fostering civility and unity.
Breitbart: Top Eurocrat Calls for 'Whole of Society' Battle Against 'Disinformation'
European Commission Vice President Věra Jourová has called for increased controls on speech to combat disinformation in the EU, despite findings that it did not significantly impact the recent European Parliament elections. She advocates for a comprehensive approach involving strategic communication, law enforcement, and strong media.
Concerns about AI's role in elections have prompted discussions among officials, although predictions of major disruptions did not materialize. The EU has already implemented strict measures under the Digital Services Act to regulate online content, with calls for further action from leaders like Ursula von der Leyen.
Le Monde: Spain court rejects PM Sanchez's lawsuit against judge in wife's case
A Spanish court dismissed Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's lawsuit against a judge investigating alleged corruption involving his wife, Begona Gomez. The court deemed the lawsuit "baseless" and detrimental to judicial independence.
Gomez is under investigation for influence-peddling linked to her husband's position. Sanchez's party claims the allegations are politically motivated attacks against his government.
#society
Forbes: One Direction Members—Including Zayn Malik, Harry Styles—Issue Statements On Liam Payne’s Death
Liam Payne, a former member of One Direction, died after a fall from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires, with officials citing drug and alcohol involvement. His bandmates expressed their grief and shared memories, highlighting his vibrant personality and the impact he had on their lives.
Payne, 31, had openly struggled with addiction and had recently completed rehab. His death has prompted an investigation, revealing he was alone and under the influence at the time of the incident.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Harris Co-Chair: Sinwar's Death May Be Because Israel Ignored Biden, Harris, But Mossad Would've 'Eventually' Got Him
Sen. Chris Coons defended President Biden's support for Israel, stating that the Mossad would have eventually killed former Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, regardless of ceasefire calls. He emphasized Biden's commitment to Israeli security amid ongoing regional tensions.
Coons acknowledged the suffering in Gaza but maintained that Israel must be protected from existential threats. He compared the situation to the U.S. pursuit of Osama bin Laden, asserting that justice for Sinwar was inevitable.
#economy
Breitbart: Yellen: 'Very High' Cost of Living Has Existed 'For a Long Time', Before Biden
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen discussed the ongoing financial struggles of many Americans due to high living costs, exacerbated by post-pandemic inflation. She emphasized the Biden administration's commitment to reducing costs in healthcare, energy, and housing.
Yellen acknowledged the challenges in addressing housing supply and the impact of rising interest rates on homebuyers. She expressed regret over Congress's slow action on housing proposals but affirmed the administration's focus on long-term solutions.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF troops kill two gunmen who breached Jordanian border; 2 soldiers injured
Two gunmen infiltrated Israel from Jordan near the Dead Sea, were engaged by IDF troops, and killed shortly after crossing the border. The attackers, reportedly affiliated with the Muslim Brotherhood, injured two soldiers before being neutralized.
The incident raised concerns about border security, especially during the Sukkoth holiday, and followed previous attacks. Israeli officials emphasized the need for enhanced border defenses against potential threats from Jordan.
#science
Forbes: A ‘Halloween Comet’ Could Be Visible During The Day Next Week—Here’s How To See It
NASA reports that the ATLAS comet, discovered on Sept. 27, is expected to be visible to the naked eye starting Oct. 24, with potential visibility during the daytime if it survives its close approach to the sun on Oct. 28.
The comet is believed to be a fragment of the Great Comet of 1106 and may be visible until Dec. 19, depending on its stability. Observers are advised to use binoculars or telescopes for night viewing but avoid them during daylight.
#other
The Western Journal: Biden-Harris Admin Announces Protected Status for Immigrants from Country Plagued by Islamic Terrorism
The Biden-Harris administration has announced temporary protected status for Lebanese immigrants in the U.S. due to ongoing armed conflict and extraordinary conditions in Lebanon. This policy allows approximately 11,000 Lebanese nationals to work legally in the U.S. for 18 months.
Critics have raised concerns about potential security risks, arguing that the policy may not adequately vet individuals, including possible Hezbollah sympathizers. The announcement has sparked debate over prioritizing immigrant protections amid domestic challenges.