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18 Oct 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: CBS Hit with Formal FCC Complaint Over Kamala Harris Interview
A formal complaint has been filed with the FCC against CBS for alleged distortion in its interview with Vice President Kamala Harris on "60 Minutes." The complaint claims CBS manipulated the interview, undermining public trust and violating FCC rules.
FCC Commissioner Nathan Simington indicated that the commission may review the complaint, emphasizing the importance of addressing potential news distortion to maintain public confidence in media reporting.
The Western Journal: Jim Gaffigan Humiliates Kamala and Her Democratic Colleagues, Reminds Harris How She Really Became the Nominee
Comedian Jim Gaffigan delivered a roast at the Alfred E. Smith Dinner, targeting both Democrats and Republicans. He criticized Vice President Kamala Harris's absence and suggested that the Democratic Party staged a coup to install her, referencing ongoing political tensions.
His remarks about the "threat to democracy" posed by Donald Trump drew mixed reactions, highlighting the discomfort surrounding political humor in a charged environment. Gaffigan's set emphasized the contradictions in political rhetoric, particularly from the left.
#society
Fox News: Stay toasty with these 8 bedding picks that will keep you warm all winter long
Choosing the right bedding is essential for a warm and restful sleep during cold winter nights. Options include flannel sheets, down comforters, sherpa-lined comforters, heated mattress pads, and more, all designed to create a cozy sleeping environment.
Layering materials effectively enhances comfort and warmth, with products available from various retailers. These selections cater to different preferences and budgets, ensuring a snug and restorative sleep experience.
The Telegraph: Don’t believe Putin’s lies: Ukraine is not ‘persecuting’ Christians
Ukraine has banned churches linked to the Russian Orthodox Church to protect its sovereignty amid the ongoing conflict with Russia. This decision is seen as necessary by many in Ukraine, despite criticism from Western conservatives who claim it infringes on religious freedom.
The law specifically targets Russian influence, not the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, aiming to shield believers from propaganda. The Russian Orthodox Church has historically served as a tool for Kremlin propaganda to advance military and intelligence goals.
GB News: Cars could be fitted with automatic brakes to help reduce accidents on UK roads
A recent study indicates that active braking assistance systems could prevent one-third of urban accidents, particularly those involving pedestrians and cyclists. With 70% of road fatalities in cities linked to these vulnerable groups, experts urge for enhanced safety measures, especially for vans and trucks.
In 2023, the EU recorded approximately 20,400 road deaths, far from its "Vision Zero" goal for 2050. Allianz calls for improved safety equipment in delivery vehicles, harmonized regulations, and better data-sharing to enhance road safety for all users.
#economy
Forbes: CVS Shares Fall 10% After Replacing CEO—Lowering Earnings Projections
CVS Health shares dropped 10% after the company replaced CEO Karen Lynch and lowered earnings projections significantly below analyst expectations. The retail pharmacy chain faces challenges from rising medical costs and decreased consumer spending.
The leadership change follows pressure from major shareholder Glenview Capital amid ongoing struggles in the retail pharmacy sector. CVS anticipates adjusted earnings of $1.05 to $1.10 per share, including a $1.1 billion charge related to its Medicare business.
#culture
Le Monde: At Paris' Fondation Louis Vuitton, Tom Wesselmann and the pop art galaxy
The Fondation Louis Vuitton is hosting a major exhibition of Tom Wesselmann's work, showcasing 150 pieces, including monumental works. This marks the artist's return to Europe since his 1966 exhibition in Paris, highlighting themes of femininity and consumerism in pop art.
The exhibition also connects Wesselmann to the Dada movement, featuring works by influential artists like Duchamp and Koons. Curators aim to position pop art as a broader cultural phenomenon, transcending its historical context.
Fox News: Denise Richards says losing out on lead role of ‘90s cult classic was a ‘blessing’
Denise Richards expressed no regrets about not being cast in "Showgirls," viewing it as a blessing that led to her role in "Starship Troopers." She noted that her audition for "Showgirls" likely influenced director Paul Verhoeven to consider her for the later film.
Richards joined the cast of "Starship Troopers" at New York's Comic Con, where discussions highlighted the cult status of both films, despite their initial box office struggles.
Outdoor Photographer: Nature’s Colors 2022 Photo Contest Finalists - Outdoor Photographer
The finalists of the Nature’s Colors 2022 photo contest have been announced, showcasing 24 images that highlight technical skill and creativity in landscape and wildlife photography. A slideshow of the finalists is available, with winners to be revealed soon.
The American Landscape contest is currently open for submissions until April 25, 2023. Interested participants can also join as Outdoor Photographer Plus or VIP members for a complimentary entry.
Outdoor Photographer: Shooting A Concept Assignment Winner David Connel - OP
David Connel has won the Shooting A Concept Assignment with his image titled “Peeking Through The Keyhole.” The winning image and other submissions are available for viewing.
Participants are encouraged to check out the current photography assignment and submit their entries.
#technology
Forbes: Feds Investigating Tesla’s Full Self-Driving Software After Fatal Crash
The U.S. Department of Transportation has initiated an investigation into Tesla's Full Self-Driving system, focusing on its performance in low visibility conditions. This inquiry follows multiple crash reports, including one fatal incident involving a pedestrian.
Tesla's Full Self-Driving program is under scrutiny as it aims for a future of autonomous driving, despite its current requirement for driver intervention. The investigation adds to previous probes into Tesla's semi-autonomous features.
Outdoor Photographer: Leica Unveils M11 Monochrom For Black-And-White Photography - Outdoor Photographer
Leica has launched the M11 Monochrom, a digital rangefinder camera designed for black-and-white photography. It features a dedicated monochrome sensor with Triple Resolution Technology, allowing images in 60, 36, or 18 megapixels, and has an internal memory of 256GB.
The camera retails for $9,195 and includes enhanced connectivity to the Leica FOTOS app. Additionally, Leica introduced the Summilux-M 50 f/1.4 ASPH lens, priced at $4,495 for black and $4,795 for silver.