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18 Oct 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Alabama Judge: Stop Designating Voters Flagged as Noncitizens as 'Inactive' Ahead of Election
A federal judge has ordered Alabama to halt its program that flagged thousands of voters as noncitizens until after the November election, citing violations of the National Voter Registration Act. The judge found that many flagged individuals were eligible voters, complicating the process close to the election.
The ruling came amid concerns from the DOJ and civil rights groups about the program's potential to disenfranchise eligible voters. The judge emphasized the importance of the 90-day deadline for voter list maintenance before elections.
GB News: GB News eclipses Sky and BBC’s viewing figures during Tory leadership event
GB News attracted over 100,000 viewers for its leadership event, surpassing Sky and BBC ratings. The debate featured the final two Tory leadership candidates, with Kemi Badenoch emerging as the audience's favored choice.
Media coverage highlighted Badenoch's appeal and potential to unite the party, with various commentators praising her performance. The new Tory leader will be announced on November 2nd.
Breitbart: Exclusive--RNC Chairman: Low Propensity Voter Turnout Higher Than Usual
The Republican National Committee is targeting "low propensity voters" to increase turnout, focusing on those likely to support Donald Trump but who haven't voted recently. RNC Chairman Michael Whatley reports positive initial responses from key states.
Efforts include door-to-door canvassing, phone calls, direct mail, and digital outreach. The strategy aims to engage new voters and enhance overall participation.
The Federalist: Ladies, You Don't Have To Vote For Kamala Harris
The article critiques Kamala Harris's appeal to women primarily through the lens of abortion, contrasting it with Donald Trump's broader engagement on issues like safety and economic concerns. It argues that Democrats mislead women by framing abortion as empowerment while neglecting other critical issues affecting women's lives.
The author emphasizes true empowerment involves understanding and taking responsibility for choices, rather than relying solely on abortion rights. She urges women to consider the broader implications of their votes beyond this singular issue.
Le Monde: European Union wants to toughen fight against illegal immigration
At the EU leaders' summit on October 17, 2024, discussions centered on immigration policies, highlighting a shift towards stricter measures and a rightward political consensus among member states. Italy's initiative to outsource asylum processing to Albania reflects these changing priorities.
Member states, including Germany and France, are advocating for tighter EU immigration rules and new partnerships with countries like Tunisia and Egypt to manage migration flows. The European Commission is expected to propose legislation to enhance the expulsion of rejected asylum seekers.
Fox News: Trump takes jab at former GOP rival before praising her involvement with campaign: 'Helping us already'
Former President Donald Trump stated he decisively defeated Nikki Haley in the Republican primaries but acknowledged her role in supporting his campaign. He indicated that she is already helping him court Republicans who are hesitant to back him.
Haley, who suspended her campaign after Super Tuesday, has continued to influence the race by urging her delegates to support Trump. Discussions are ongoing about her potential involvement in his campaign efforts.
Breitbart: Elon Musk is 'The Promoter of Evil', Says EU Boss
European Commission Vice President Věra Jourová criticized Elon Musk, calling him a "promoter of evil" for failing to align X (formerly Twitter) with EU censorship standards. She expressed concerns about the platform's role in spreading antisemitism and emphasized the need for EU oversight of digital platforms.
Musk responded indirectly, suggesting that other social media platforms have higher rates of antisemitic views and later retorted that Jourová should look in the mirror to see what evil looks like. Jourová's comments reflect her ongoing advocacy for state control over speech in the EU.
#society
The Telegraph: I’m lucky to be alive, says man attacked by ‘sexually frustrated’ dolphin
A man in Japan, Takuma Goto, reported being attacked by a dolphin while swimming, part of a series of incidents attributed to a potentially sexually frustrated dolphin. This summer saw 15 reported attacks in Fukui, increasing from previous years.
Dolphin attacks on humans are rare, but Goto's experience highlights unusual behavior in this case. He emphasized that he did not provoke the dolphin during the encounter.
GB News: 'State of the art' multi-million pound fire station burns to the ground - because no fire alarms were installed
A fire station in Stadtallendorf, Germany, burned down due to the absence of fire alarms, which was permitted as it was classified as an equipment storage site. Ten fire engines were destroyed, and around 170 firefighters responded to extinguish the blaze, reportedly caused by a faulty battery charger.
Local officials are calling for a review of regulations that allowed the station's construction without alarms, emphasizing the need for safety measures in future fire station designs.
#military
Fox News: IDF video: Israeli tank fires at building where Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was barricaded before being killed
Israeli forces killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, who orchestrated the October 7 attacks that resulted in significant Israeli casualties. The IDF confirmed his death after targeting a building in Gaza where he was hiding, marking a significant blow to Hamas.
Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that this event signifies a shift in Gaza's governance, asserting that Hamas will no longer rule the area. The IDF also reported substantial losses among Hezbollah fighters in southern Lebanon amid ongoing military operations.
Times Of Israel: IDF says Hezbollah toll at 1,500; Lebanese PM: A lesson to stay out of regional conflicts
Israel's military claims to have killed at least 1,500 Hezbollah operatives in Lebanon, significantly weakening the group's command structure. Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi emphasized the ongoing offensive against Hezbollah, which has suffered heavy casualties and lost leadership.
Lebanon's Prime Minister Najib Mikati criticized Hezbollah's involvement in regional conflicts, advocating for a diplomatic resolution. The situation remains tense, with Hezbollah introducing new weaponry and the IDF continuing operations in southern Lebanon.