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20 Oct 2024
#politics
GB News: Elon Musk vows to hand out $1 MILLION a day to US voters in bid to ramp up support for Trump
Elon Musk has announced a plan to give away $1 million daily until the U.S. presidential election on November 5, targeting voters in swing states who sign his America PAC petition supporting free speech and gun rights. The initiative began in Pennsylvania with the first winner announced at a campaign event.
Musk aims to gather millions of petition signers to bolster support for Donald Trump's campaign. Despite challenges faced by America PAC, Musk's financial contributions and high-profile rallies are intended to engage voters and gather campaign data.
Fox News: Christians need to stop believing these 'myths' about getting involved in politics, faith leader says
A Christian ministry is urging believers to engage in politics and the upcoming election, countering common myths that discourage participation. Dr. Jeff Myers of Summit Ministries emphasizes that Christians should recognize their role in a constitutional republic and the importance of voting.
The ministry's new video series aims to clarify misconceptions about political involvement, asserting that politics matters and can reflect Christian values. Myers encourages believers to lessen evil through informed voting rather than abstaining due to perceived corruption.
Breitbart: Lizzo at Harris Rally: 'If Kamala Wins, the Whole Country Will Be Like Detroit'
Lizzo campaigned for Vice President Kamala Harris in Detroit, highlighting the city's significance in American innovation. She expressed pride in her roots and encouraged voting, stating that a Harris victory would inspire national pride akin to Detroit's.
Critics on social media questioned her comments about Detroit, citing the city's high crime rates and negative perceptions. Lizzo is currently facing a lawsuit from former dancers alleging sexual harassment and a hostile work environment.
Breitbart: Elon Musk Announces He Is Giving $1 Million 'Randomly' to People Who Sign His Petition in Favor of 1st, 2nd Amendments
Elon Musk announced that his Super PAC, America PAC, will award $1 million daily to individuals who sign a petition supporting the First and Second Amendments. Attendees at a town hall event in Pennsylvania were informed that the initiative aims to gather 1 million signatures from registered voters in key swing states.
Musk emphasized the challenge of spreading awareness about the petition, noting that traditional media has not covered it. Participants will also receive $47 for each registered voter they refer who signs the petition.
Breitbart: Trump: Madison Square Garden Rally 'Sold Out in Less than 3 Hours'
Former President Donald Trump announced that his upcoming rally at Madison Square Garden sold out in under three hours. He encouraged attendees to come, even if they might not get in, highlighting the event's excitement and significance.
Madison Square Garden has a rich history in sports and entertainment, hosting iconic events and performances. Trump has previously expressed interest in using the venue for rallies, emphasizing its importance in his campaign.
The Telegraph: Indonesia president promotes son as ‘nepo babies’ cling to power in Asia
Indonesia's outgoing president, Joko Widodo, has been criticized for using manipulative tactics to position his son, Gibran Rakabuming Raka, as vice-president despite his inexperience. This move is seen as part of a broader trend of political dynasties in Southeast Asia.
Human rights advocates argue that Jokowi's actions undermine his legacy of democratic values and transparency, highlighting a troubling resurgence of nepotism in the region.
Human Events: CHRISSY CLARK: University of Kansas professor placed on leave after posting about shooting male conservatives on X
The University of Kansas has terminated instructor Phillip Lowcock after he made controversial comments about shooting men who wouldn't vote for a female candidate. His remarks went viral, leading to his placement on leave for an "inappropriate reference to violence."
A free speech organization argues that the university's decision was unjust, stating that Lowcock's comments did not constitute a true threat under the First Amendment, as they lacked clear intent to commit violence against a specific group.
#society
Le Monde: Is Gen Z neglecting work, or are their older colleagues too quick to judge them?
Generation Z is entering the workforce with different expectations than previous generations, emphasizing work-life balance, flexibility, and a more integrated approach to personal and professional life. This has led to a disconnect between young employees and business leaders regarding career aspirations and organizational dynamics.
Employers are challenged to adapt their management styles to attract and retain Gen Z talent while balancing their own operational strategies. The generational gap in workplace values necessitates a shift towards greater flexibility and understanding in corporate culture.
Human Events: UN official calls for female-only sports categories after women athletes lost 890 medals to trans opponents: report
A UN report indicates that trans-identified men in women's sports have led to the loss of 890 medals for over 600 female athletes across 29 sports. The report calls for a ban on men competing in women's categories and recommends creating protected female-only divisions.
The report highlights safety concerns, noting increased violence and injury risks for female athletes. It also criticizes the IOC's current policies and suggests non-invasive sex verification methods to ensure fairness in sports.
The Telegraph: When the internet came to an isolated tribe, it brought them education, healthcare... and porn
In a remote Amazon village, residents rely on a solar-powered internet connection to access news and communicate with distant relatives. Despite slow speeds, they engage with social media, particularly Facebook, showcasing a blend of traditional life and modern technology.
Chief Virginia Silva navigates various online content, including memes and advertisements, reflecting the community's adaptation to digital culture while maintaining their indigenous identity.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: US investigating release of classified docs on Israel's planned strike on Iran
The U.S. is investigating the unauthorized release of classified documents regarding Israel's military plans against Iran. The documents, attributed to U.S. intelligence agencies, surfaced on Telegram and are believed to be legitimate, prompting concerns from officials including House Speaker Mike Johnson.
The investigation is focused on how the documents were obtained and whether there was a breach of intelligence security. The leak has raised alarms about the potential compromise of sensitive information within the U.S. intelligence community.