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21 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: GOP challenger ties Sen Baldwin's remark about Trump voters to Clinton's infamous 'deplorables' moment
Republican Eric Hovde is challenging Democrat Sen. Tammy Baldwin in Wisconsin, using her past comments on Trump supporters in a new ad campaign. The ad compares Baldwin's remarks to Hillary Clinton's "basket of deplorables" comment, suggesting it could harm her re-election bid.
Recent polling shows Baldwin leading Hovde by 4 percentage points, indicating a tightening race. The Cook Political Report has shifted the Senate race rating from "Lean Democrat" to "Toss Up," emphasizing the competitive nature of the election as it coincides with the presidential race.
Le Monde: A very narrow victory for EU membership in Moldova
Moldovan President Maia Sandu voted in the presidential election and a referendum on EU membership on October 20, 2024. Initial results showed her pro-European camp struggling against pro-Russian supporters, with the "Yes" side for EU membership narrowly leading at 50.39%.
In the presidential race, Sandu secured 42.31% of the vote, facing Alexandru Stoianoglo in a runoff on November 3. Sandu attributed disappointing results to foreign interference and alleged criminal groups attempting to undermine democracy in Moldova.
Breitbart: Establishment Media Freak Out over Trump's McDonald's Work
Former President Donald Trump's visit to a Philadelphia McDonald's, where he cooked fries and interacted with customers, drew criticism from various media outlets, accusing him of mocking Vice President Kamala Harris's work history. Harris has claimed to have worked at McDonald's during her college years, but evidence supporting her assertion remains unverified.
Critics, including politicians and media commentators, questioned the logic behind Trump's visit and highlighted discrepancies in Harris's employment claims, which she had not mentioned in previous campaigns or applications. The situation has sparked a debate over the authenticity of both figures' narratives.
The Western Journal: CBS Responds to Kamala Interview Scandal with Condescending Cheap Shot at Trump
CBS News defended its editing of Vice President Kamala Harris's interview after former President Trump accused the network of distorting her comments to make her appear more coherent. CBS stated the edits were for clarity and brevity, not to misrepresent her.
Trump criticized the network's actions, claiming it was a significant breach of journalistic ethics and invited CBS to remove the edited segment from air. He also noted that he had previously faced similar editing by CBS but did not view it as comparable to Harris's case.
The Western Journal: Watch: Stadium Goes Wild When Trump Arrives for 'Sunday Night Football'
Former President Donald Trump attended a Pittsburgh Steelers game, where he was met with chants of "USA" and led fans in a similar cheer. His presence garnered mixed reactions regarding media coverage compared to other celebrities.
Trump also expressed his views on NFL rule changes and emphasized the importance of the upcoming election. He engaged with fans earlier in the day at a McDonald's drive-thru in Pennsylvania.
Breitbart: Top German Magazine Brands Musk 'Enemy Number Two' After Trump
Der Spiegel has labeled Elon Musk as "Enemy of the State Number Two," alleging he poses a threat to liberal democracy due to his support for Donald Trump and his controversial views on immigration and government regulation. The article compares Musk to historical figures like Alfred Hugenberg and Adolf Hitler.
Musk responded by asserting his pro-democracy stance and criticized the media for inciting violence against him and Trump. He emphasized his commitment to upholding the Constitution and indicated plans to enhance his security in light of the article's implications.
Fox News: First Lady Jill Biden tells ABC that President Biden dropping out of the race was 'right call'
First Lady Jill Biden expressed support for President Biden's decision to withdraw from the 2024 race, stating it was "the right call" and emphasizing the need for "something new." She reflected on their political journey and the honor of their service.
Jill Biden has been actively campaigning for Kamala Harris, showing confidence in her chances against Trump in the upcoming election.
The Telegraph: What is the Electoral College and how does it work?
In 2016, Donald Trump won the presidency despite losing the popular vote to Hillary Clinton, marking the fifth instance in U.S. history of this occurrence. The Electoral College, established in 1787, has faced numerous reform attempts, with significant proposals made as early as 1802.
The system was designed as a compromise between direct popular vote and legislative selection, allowing citizens to vote for electors who then choose the president. Currently, there are 538 electors, requiring 270 for a candidate to win.
Forbes: King Charles Heckled In Australia: ‘You Committed Genocide Against Our People’
Australian Senator Lidia Thorpe was removed from a reception for King Charles III after shouting accusations of genocide against Indigenous people and demanding a treaty. Her outburst reignited discussions about Australia's ties to the British monarchy.
Thorpe's actions reflect ongoing debates about Indigenous rights and Australia's constitutional future, with some advocating for a republic. The Prime Minister supports reducing ties to the monarchy, while others, including opposition leader Peter Dutton, favor maintaining the current system.
#society
The Telegraph: New Zealand airport introduces time limit on hugs
Dunedin Airport in New Zealand has implemented a three-minute limit on goodbye hugs in the drop-off zone to ensure smooth traffic flow. Passengers needing more time are directed to the car parks, which offer 15 minutes of free parking.
The policy has sparked mixed reactions, with some viewing it as excessive and others acknowledging the need for space. Airport management emphasizes the importance of allowing others to say their farewells without congestion.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Macron’s office denies ban on Israeli firms at defense show amounts to boycott
French officials denied a boycott of Israeli firms at the Euronaval arms show, asserting that participation is allowed but must align with France's call for a ceasefire in Gaza and Lebanon. Only companies not involved in offensive operations may exhibit.
Israeli officials condemned the decision, with Foreign Minister Katz announcing plans for legal action, labeling the move as anti-democratic and discriminatory. The situation reflects ongoing tensions between France and Israel regarding military support and regional stability.
#military
Fox News: Pentagon lacks counter-drone procedure leading to incursions like at Langley, experts say
Unidentified drones flew over Langley Air Force Base for over two weeks in December 2023, raising concerns about U.S. preparedness for such incursions. The lack of a standard response protocol left officials unsure of how to handle the situation, prompting calls for legislative changes.
Defense experts warn that the U.S. is underprepared for increasing drone threats, with outdated legal frameworks complicating responses. Lawmakers are advocating for enhanced authority to engage drones encroaching on military airspace to better protect national security.
The Western Journal: Watch: IDF Drone Hunts Down Hamas Leader, Captures Desperate Final Moments
Israeli forces targeted Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar in Rafah, Gaza, resulting in his death. Video footage shows him in a damaged building, aware of the drone surveillance, and ultimately killed by an Israeli sniper.
The incident has sparked varied reactions online, with some portraying Sinwar's end as defiant, while others see it as a deserved defeat for a key figure behind the October 7 attacks.
#crime
Breitbart: At Least 21 Shot During Weekend in Mayor Johnson's Chicago
Over the weekend in Chicago, at least 21 people were shot, with five fatalities reported. The incidents included multiple shootings across different locations, highlighting ongoing gun violence in the city.
As of 2024, Chicago has recorded 462 homicides. The violence continues to raise concerns regarding public safety and gun control measures.