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19 Oct 2024
#politics
Breitbart: NYT's Brooks: Bibi Has 'Been Absolutely Right' Ignoring U.S., World Opinion in Past Month, He Knows Better on Hamas
David Brooks, on PBS NewsHour, acknowledged Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's recent decisions, which he believes have effectively weakened terrorist groups like Hamas and Hezbollah, despite being contrary to global and American opinions. He emphasized the complexity of assessing the situation without Israeli intelligence.
Brooks also expressed concern that Netanyahu's stance is obstructing progress toward a two-state solution.
Breitbart: Jon Tester Took Donation from Dead Person Whose Occupation Is 'Deceased'
Montana Sen. Jon Tester (D) received two donations from a deceased individual, Barbara McGowan, according to Federal Election Commission filings. The donations, both for $50, were recorded on July 17 and September 20, 2024, despite McGowan's death on July 17, 2024.
Critics, including the National Republican Senatorial Committee, allege misconduct, linking it to broader accusations against ActBlue regarding identity theft. Tester is currently in a competitive race against Republican Tim Sheehy, who is reportedly leading in polls.
The Western Journal: Jack Smith's Evidence Made Public After Judge Chutkan Rules Keeping It Private Could Be 'Election Interference'
U.S. District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan released unproven allegations against former President Donald Trump related to his federal election interference case. Special prosecutor Jack Smith claims Trump sought to overturn the 2020 election results, while Trump maintains he was addressing voter fraud allegations.
Trump's attorneys argue that the release could harm potential witnesses and influence the upcoming election. Legal experts express concern over the timing of the information's release, suggesting it may appear to interfere with the electoral process.
Fox News: Atlantic article comparing Trump to 'Hitler, Stalin' sparks criticism online from journalists, pundits
An article in The Atlantic compares former President Trump to fascist dictators, arguing that his rhetoric resembles that of Hitler, Stalin, and Mussolini. This has sparked mixed reactions from journalists and commentators, with some criticizing the comparison as excessive.
The Trump campaign dismissed the article as "fake news" and accused Democrats of inciting violence against Trump through their rhetoric. They called for an apology from Democrats for their inflammatory language.
Breitbart: Cruz: 'Democrats Are Panicking' — 'There Is a Battle Within the White House'
Sen. Ted Cruz criticized Democrats for their perceived panic over Vice President Kamala Harris' struggling presidential campaign. He argued that their reliance on anti-Trump sentiment is ineffective and highlighted issues like the economy and foreign policy as significant challenges for the party.
Cruz suggested that internal conflicts within the White House reflect a lack of confidence in Biden and Harris' leadership. He emphasized that Democrats' focus on Trump hatred does not address pressing issues and is unlikely to lead to electoral success.
#society
Fox News: Kangaroo on the loose in Florida after bear enters enclosure
A kangaroo was spotted hopping around Pierson, Florida, after escaping its enclosure, reportedly due to a bear intrusion. Local authorities, including the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office, are monitoring the situation and have advised residents to report any sightings.
In Florida, keeping a kangaroo as a pet is legal with the proper permit. This incident follows other recent occurrences of loose kangaroos in Texas and Germany.
Times Of Israel: Hostages’ families shaken as false rumors of rescue spread online
Rumors circulated in Israel claiming the army had rescued hostages from Gaza, prompting the IDF to issue multiple denials and urge the public to stop sharing false information. The military emphasized that only official announcements should be trusted regarding hostages.
Gal Hirsch, overseeing hostage matters, called for a criminal investigation into the rumor sources, highlighting the distress it caused families of the captives. Currently, 101 individuals remain hostage, with negotiations for their release ongoing.
#economy
GB News: 'Anyone over the age of 57 will not be looked at' Vicky Pryce hits out at UK inactivity
Economist Vicky Price criticized the UK's rising economic inactivity rate, attributing it partly to ageism in the workplace, particularly against individuals over 57. She highlighted the challenges faced by employers amid increased taxes and the need for immigration policies that foster productivity.
The UK currently has over 8.7 million inactive working-age individuals, driven by long-term illness and discouragement from job seeking. This trend poses risks to economic recovery and productivity, prompting calls for stronger support and job creation initiatives.
#military
Breitbart: Report: Hezbollah Drone Targets Netanyahu's House; No Injuries
A Hezbollah drone reportedly struck near Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's private residence in Caesaria, though he was not present and no injuries occurred. The Israel Defense Forces confirmed that one of three UAVs crossed into Israeli territory and hit a structure.
This incident raises concerns about potential escalations in the ongoing conflict, as it may prompt a response from Israel, potentially targeting Iranian leaders.
Times Of Israel: IDF destroys major tunnel of elite Hezbollah force as it tackles underground network
The IDF has demolished a significant Hezbollah tunnel in southern Lebanon, which served as a command center and weapons depot. This operation is part of Israel's broader campaign to dismantle Hezbollah's underground infrastructure following the October 7 attacks by Hamas.
Israeli forces have focused on targeting Hezbollah's tunnel network, which poses a direct threat to Israeli communities. The military claims to have killed numerous Hezbollah operatives while facing challenges from the group's extensive tunnel system.
#culture
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Oct. 19: Day 379 – Post-Oct. 7 women’s prayer book models resilience
The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing features a bonus episode discussing "Az Nashir – We Will Sing Again: Women’s Prayers for Our Time of Need," a new prayerbook edited by Shira Lankin Sheps, Anne Gordon, and Rachel Sharansky Danziger. The book responds to the October 7 Hamas attacks and includes contributions from female artists.
The anthology aims to continue the tradition of Jewish women creating prayers in their native languages, providing a spiritual resource for women in times of need. The editors share their motivations and the creative choices made during the compilation process.
#health
Fox News: ‘Why do I have restless legs at night?’: Ask a doctor
Restless legs syndrome (RLS) is a neurological condition characterized by an uncontrollable urge to move the legs, often accompanied by uncomfortable sensations like tingling or pain. It affects 7% to 10% of the U.S. population, with higher prevalence in women and older adults.
While the exact cause is unknown, genetic factors, certain medications, and lifestyle choices such as caffeine and alcohol consumption may exacerbate symptoms. Treatment focuses on lifestyle changes, addressing iron deficiency, and medications that increase dopamine levels.
#crime
The Western Journal: School's Homecoming Victory Turns to Tragedy as Gunfire Breaks Out: Multiple Dead, Wounded
Three people were killed and eight injured in a shooting at a homecoming celebration in Lexington, Mississippi. The incident occurred after a fight among attendees, leading to chaos as gunfire erupted, prompting a mass evacuation.
Authorities are investigating the shooting, which reflects ongoing issues with gun violence among young men in the area. The victims included two 19-year-olds and a 25-year-old.