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18 Oct 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: Biden and Harris Are Leading the U.S. to Break the Ninth Commandment: A Biblical Argument
The article critiques President Biden and Vice President Harris for allegedly spreading falsehoods about Trump supporters, labeling them as "MAGA extremists" and a threat to democracy. It argues that these accusations are misleading and contribute to societal division.
The piece emphasizes the importance of truth in leadership and calls for accountability from those in power, asserting that Christians should demand adherence to biblical standards from their leaders.
Breitbart: Nolte: Trump-Vance Now Seen More Favorable and Caring than Harris-Walz
Recent polls indicate that the Trump-Vance ticket is gaining favorability over the Harris-Walz ticket. Trump leads Harris 49% to 45% in perceived caring for voters, with notable support among male and Hispanic voters, while Vance's favorability surpasses Walz's.
The Fox News poll shows Trump with a slight national lead and improved favorability, while Vance's ratings have risen significantly after a recent debate. This shift suggests a potential vulnerability for the Democrats as public perceptions evolve.
The Federalist: Exclusive: Leftist-Led Wisconsin DOJ Raids Wausau Mayor's Home
Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul's Department of Justice conducted a raid on Wausau Mayor Doug Diny's home and office over the removal of an absentee ballot drop box. Law enforcement seized electronic devices, including Diny's wife's phone, as part of an ongoing investigation.
The controversy stems from Diny's decision to secure the drop box, which had been reinstated by the city clerk without council approval. The situation has drawn attention from various political groups, with accusations of interference in voting rights.
The Western Journal: Heated: Trump Tears Into 'Terrible' Former NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio in Absolutely Dominant Moment
During the Al Smith Dinner, former President Donald Trump criticized ex-New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, calling him "easily the worst [mayor] in our history." Trump emphasized de Blasio's poor leadership and soft-on-crime policies, asserting that his remarks were factual rather than comedic.
Trump's comments aimed to remind attendees of de Blasio's controversial tenure, which included significant budget cuts to the police during a spike in violence. The remarks resonated with the audience, highlighting ongoing concerns about crime in New York City.
Breitbart: Closing Message: Kamala Harris Dumps 'Joy' for Angry, Bitter, Nasty Tone
Vice President Kamala Harris has shifted her campaign strategy from a positive "campaign of joy" to a more aggressive tone, focusing on attacking former President Donald Trump. This change comes as polling indicates a loss of support for Harris among key voter demographics.
The new approach mirrors past Democratic strategies, emphasizing Trump's perceived instability. Despite this, analysts suggest that the negative messaging may not resonate with independent voters, as many are dissatisfied with both major candidates.
Fox News: Trump campaign slams 'witch hunt' after Jack Smith court docs released less than 3 weeks before election
A federal judge has unsealed additional documents related to Donald Trump's election interference case, just weeks before the 2024 election. The documents include various materials from the special counsel's investigation, which Trump's team argues should be dismissed due to presidential immunity claims.
Judge Tanya Chutkan emphasized the importance of public access to court documents, stating that withholding information could appear as election interference. Trump maintains his not guilty plea, while the special counsel alleges he engaged in conspiracies to overturn the 2020 election results.
Fox News: 'Deadliest' storms 'since Katrina': Georgia Republican demands emergency session of Congress
Rep. Buddy Carter of Georgia is urging congressional leaders to reconvene to approve disaster relief funds following the devastation caused by Hurricanes Debby, Helene, and Milton. He highlights the urgent need for assistance as the Small Business Administration has exhausted its disaster loan funds.
Carter's request comes amid concerns that FEMA may not have sufficient funds for the ongoing hurricane season. The situation has prompted bipartisan calls for immediate action to support recovery efforts in affected states.
#military
Fox News: Sinwar's ruthless brother Mohammed slated to take over as leader of Hamas
Israeli media reports suggest that Mohammed Sinwar, brother of the recently killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, is poised to assume leadership of the organization. Mohammed has extensive operational experience and is viewed as a significant threat due to his involvement in Hamas's military activities.
U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin mentioned the potential for a ceasefire following Yahya Sinwar's death, but Hamas has stated that hostages will not be exchanged until Israeli military actions cease. The overall structure of Hamas remains intact, with other key figures still in play.
#culture
GB News: Simon Cowell recalls final meeting with Liam Payne as he breaks silence on One Direction star's death
Simon Cowell expressed deep sorrow over the death of One Direction star Liam Payne, recalling their fond memories and the singer's kindness. He highlighted Liam's love for music and his dedication to fans, emphasizing the impact he had on many lives.
Cowell's heartfelt tribute reflects on their bond and Liam's legacy, wishing peace for his family.
#crime
Fox News: 'Gotaway' illegal and Tren de Aragua gang member accused in suburban hotel murder
Two Venezuelan illegal immigrants, Gregory Marlyn Galindez-Trias and Moises Alejandro Condollo-Urbaneja, were arrested in New York for the murder and robbery of 59-year-old Angel Samaniego at a Connecticut hotel. They are linked to the Tren de Aragua gang and face multiple charges.
The suspects, who had two young children with them, were captured after using the victim's credit card. Both are being held on $2 million bond, and the children are now in protective custody. Immigration authorities have been notified.