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18 Oct 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: Watch: Trump Savagely Roasts Absent Kamala, Doug Emhoff, and Tim Walz During Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner
At the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner, Donald Trump delivered a series of sharp jabs aimed at Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate, Tim Walz, who did not attend the event. His remarks included mockery of their campaign strategies and personal lives, highlighting perceived weaknesses.
Trump's comments, particularly about "White Dudes for Harris" and a jab at Walz's masculinity, underscored the challenges faced by the Harris-Walz campaign. The absence of Harris and Walz from the roast suggests a reluctance to confront Trump's criticisms directly.
The Federalist: Harris Endorsed Trans Operations For Prisoners In Fox Interview
Vice President Kamala Harris stated she would "follow the law" regarding taxpayer-funded gender reassignment surgeries for prisoners, affirming support for such policies under the Biden-Harris administration. This follows a settlement that allowed a federal inmate to receive surgery funded by taxpayers.
During an interview, Harris faced criticism over her past endorsements of these policies, particularly in light of claims that no surgeries occurred during Trump's presidency. The discussion included references to a death row inmate who received similar treatment, highlighting the evolving policies on transgender care in prisons.
Fox News: Judge orders more Jack Smith Trump investigation docs to be made public ahead of election
A U.S. District Judge has ordered the release of additional documents related to former President Trump's election interference case, emphasizing the need for transparency ahead of the 2024 election. The judge rejected Trump's claims that document releases could interfere with the election process.
The ruling highlights the balance between public interest and the potential implications of legal proceedings on electoral integrity. The court will continue to prioritize transparency over political considerations.
The Western Journal: Don Lemon Panics About Kamala on CNN, Says He 'Corrected' Black Men Who Said They Want Trump Back
Don Lemon discussed his efforts to persuade Black men in swing states to reconsider voting for Donald Trump, citing economic reasons for their support. He criticized their understanding of stimulus checks, attributing them to Democratic efforts rather than Trump's influence.
Polls indicate Kamala Harris's support among Black voters is declining compared to previous elections, with some voters expressing a belief that Republicans may fulfill campaign promises better than Democrats. This shift reflects growing discontent with the Democratic Party's perceived failures.
The Federalist: Fewer Ballot Requests Could Explain Higher Return Rate In Detroit
In Detroit, over 40% of absentee ballots sent have been returned, raising concerns about potential ballot harvesting. However, the return rate may be influenced by a decrease in requested ballots compared to the 2020 election.
Statewide, absentee ballot returns are down significantly from 2020, with Republicans expressing hesitance towards mail-in voting. The RNC has filed a lawsuit against Detroit for allegedly deleting drop box surveillance footage.
Fox News: Amazon Prime confirms ex-NBC anchor Brian Williams to host election night special
Brian Williams will host a live, non-partisan election night special on Amazon Prime, titled "Election Night Live With Brian Williams," starting at 5 p.m. Eastern. The event will be accessible to all Amazon customers and aims to provide comprehensive election coverage.
Williams, previously an NBC anchor, faced a major scandal in 2015 over false reporting. This event marks his return to live news after leaving NBC in 2021. He is expected to provide updates based on major news sources, potentially broadcasting for several hours.
#society
Fox News: Video captures water tank falling on woman — but she miraculously escapes injury
A woman in Surat, India, narrowly escaped injury when a water tank fell from a roof and landed around her as she walked home from a Hindu temple. The incident, captured on video, is believed by locals to be an act of divine intervention.
The tank was accidentally dropped by a scrap collector working on a nearby terrace. The woman emerged unharmed, leading to speculation about her recent good deed at the temple.
Breitbart: Italy Criminalizes Surrogacy, Making It a ‘Universal Crime’
The Italian parliament has officially classified surrogate motherhood as a "universal crime," a decision supported by many feminists and pro-life advocates. The law, which extends prosecution to actions taken abroad, aims to combat the international surrogacy market and protect women's and children's rights.
Pro-LGBTQ+ organizations condemned the law, arguing it undermines the rights of same-sex parents and promotes discrimination. Pro-life groups hailed the legislation as a significant victory against the exploitation of women and children in surrogacy practices.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Biden in Berlin vows no let-up on support for Ukraine
During a visit to Germany, President Biden emphasized the need for NATO allies to continue supporting Ukraine amid its ongoing conflict with Russia. He expressed concerns that a potential return of Donald Trump to the presidency could threaten U.S. military aid to Ukraine.
Biden also addressed the Middle East, highlighting the recent death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and urging Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to pursue peace in Gaza. His visit comes as the U.S. election approaches, raising questions about future foreign policy directions.
#economy
Fox News: Helene 'like a bomb went off': Florida Rep Kat Cammack details severe hurricane damage
Florida's 3rd Congressional District experienced severe agricultural damage from Hurricane Helene, with Rep. Kat Cammack criticizing the federal response, particularly from the USDA, which she claims has provided little assistance. She emphasized the extensive destruction and need for support for local producers.
In response, a USDA spokesperson disputed Cammack's claims, stating that the agency has been actively involved in recovery efforts and has begun providing financial assistance to affected farmers. Cammack countered that many farmers have not received help and criticized the agency's lack of on-the-ground support.
#military
Forbes: Hamas Confirms Leader Yahya Sinwar Was Killed In Gaza Strike By Israel
Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was confirmed killed by Israeli forces during operations in Gaza. His death may impact hostage negotiations, though Hamas stated no immediate release is expected. U.S. officials see this as a potential turning point in the conflict.
Sinwar had been a key figure in Hamas since its inception and was implicated in orchestrating attacks against Israel. His removal raises hopes for a shift in the ongoing war, as U.S. efforts to mediate continue.
#history
Fox News: How the Uluburun shipwreck was discovered accidentally by a sponge diver
The Uluburun shipwreck, discovered in 1982 off Turkey's Mediterranean coast, led to extensive underwater excavations from 1984 to 1994, yielding over 18,000 Bronze Age relics. The cargo included copper, tin, pottery, and luxury items, with findings displayed at the Bodrum Museum of Underwater Archaeology.
The ship, measuring 15 meters and capable of carrying 20 tons, also contained Egyptian jewelry, elephant tusks, and various artifacts. It remains a significant focus of archaeological research and public interest.
#sports
Forbes: WNBA Finals Ticket Prices Soaring Over Last Year—As Minnesota Lynx Strive To Make History
Ticket prices for the WNBA Finals have surged, with Game 4 averaging $154, a nearly 50% increase from last year's comparable game. Interest in tickets has spiked, with a 200% increase in page visits following a buzzer-beater by Sabrina Ionescu.
The WNBA's popularity has grown significantly, bolstered by high-profile college athletes joining the league. The league is also expanding, with three new teams set to join in the coming years.