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21 Oct 2024
#politics
GB News: Lidia Thorpe wore Hamas-style headband just months before heckling King Charles
Lidia Thorpe faced backlash for wearing a Hamas-style headband and a keffiyeh scarf, which some interpreted as mocking victims of the October 7 attacks in Israel. She later deleted the post, claiming ignorance of the headband's connotations.
Thorpe also confronted King Charles III during his visit to Australia, shouting that he was not her king. Critics have described her behavior as erratic, and the Australian Prime Minister suggested she may have health issues that require attention.
Le Monde: US elections: Harris and Trump backtrack on climate issues
Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential candidate, has shifted her stance on fracking, now stating it is unnecessary to ban it to promote clean energy. This change aligns with her need to secure votes in Pennsylvania, a key state for shale gas development.
Harris highlights her role in the Inflation Reduction Act while navigating the complexities of energy policy, balancing environmental goals with increased domestic oil production. This reflects a broader Democratic strategy amid rising public concern over energy prices.
Times Of Israel: Seven Jewish Israelis arrested for spying on security figures, IDF bases for Iran
Seven Israeli citizens were arrested for allegedly spying for Iran over a two-year period, performing around 600 tasks, including gathering intelligence on military sites. The suspects, including minors, face severe charges that could lead to life imprisonment or death.
The investigation revealed they were recruited through intermediaries and received substantial payments, including cryptocurrency. Following the arrests, calls for harsher penalties for treason, including the death penalty, have emerged amid ongoing security concerns.
Fox News: Harris makes pitch to Black churches after telling protesters praising Jesus, 'You're at the wrong rally'
Vice President Kamala Harris campaigned at Black churches in Georgia, promoting early voting among Black voters through the "Souls to the Polls" initiative. Her remarks included critiques of division in politics and emphasized the importance of lifting others up.
Harris's campaign follows controversy over her comments to pro-life protesters. Meanwhile, Donald Trump is also engaging Black voters, highlighting the blending of faith and politics in the 2024 election.
The Western Journal: Trump Shares 6-Minute Video Showing His Experience Working as a Fry Cook at McDonald's: It's Worth the Watch
Donald Trump visited a McDonald's in Pennsylvania, where he worked as a fry cook for a promotional video, claiming he had more experience there than Vice President Kamala Harris, who has faced scrutiny over her past employment claims. His visit was framed as an effort to connect with voters and promote his campaign.
The Harris campaign criticized Trump's actions as exploitative and staged, asserting that he does not understand the working class, while defending Harris's record of supporting workers' rights.
Fox News: Nathan Wade admitted to multiple White House meetings during Trump Georgia probe, transcript suggests
Former Fulton County special prosecutor Nathan Wade met with Biden administration staff during the investigation into Donald Trump's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election results in Georgia. He confirmed the existence of invoices indicating discussions but could not recall specific details about the meetings.
Wade's testimony was part of an inquiry by the House Judiciary Committee into the prosecutions of Trump. He acknowledged billing for meetings with White House counsel but was vague about the specifics of those interactions.
#society
Forbes: What To Know About Liam Payne’s Death: Payne Had Multiple Drugs In System, Report Says
Liam Payne, former member of One Direction, died after falling from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires, suffering multiple traumas and hemorrhages. Toxicology reports indicated the presence of several drugs in his system at the time of death.
Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident, which occurred while Payne was reportedly alone and under the influence. His passing has prompted tributes from fans and former bandmates.
#foreignaffairs
The Western Journal: Netanyahu Ignored Kamala Harris' Advice and Won a Stunning Victory Against Hamas
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu achieved a significant victory against Hamas by ordering a military operation in Rafah, resulting in the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar. This action came despite warnings from U.S. officials, including Vice President Kamala Harris, against such an operation.
Following the operation, both Harris and President Biden congratulated Netanyahu, although they had previously threatened consequences if Israel proceeded. The Biden administration continues to advocate for peace, while Netanyahu maintains that the conflict is ongoing.
Fox News: Israel breaks up Iranian spy ring, arrests 7 of its own citizens: 'Significant harm'
Israeli security agencies have arrested seven citizens for allegedly operating an Iranian spy ring that gathered intelligence on military and energy infrastructures. The suspects reportedly provided information to Iranian agents in exchange for money, including cryptocurrency.
The investigation revealed that the group posed a significant threat to national security, targeting military bases and critical energy sites. The suspects are expected to face indictment soon.
#health
GB News: Ozzy Osbourne, 75, shares real reason he's quit touring in fresh health update amid Parkinson's battle
Ozzy Osbourne has disclosed severe health challenges stemming from botched surgery after a fall in 2019, which have worsened his Parkinson's disease. He has undergone seven surgeries in five years, leading to difficulties walking and abandoning touring.
Despite his struggles, Osbourne expressed a desire to return to England, feeling a strong connection to his roots. He recently attended the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction but was unable to perform due to his condition.
#crime
Fox News: Hunt for missing Texas real estate agent leads to woods outside San Antonio
The search for Suzanne Simpson, a missing real estate agent from Olmos Park, Texas, has moved to wooded areas near her home after initial efforts at a landfill yielded no evidence. Simpson disappeared on October 6 following a reported altercation with her husband.
Her husband, Brad Simpson, remains in jail with a high bond on charges related to the incident and has been uncooperative with police. Authorities are focusing their investigation on the circumstances surrounding her disappearance.
GB News: Firearms officer who shot Chris Kaba found not guilty
Police marksman Martyn Blake has been acquitted of murder in the shooting of Chris Kaba, who was killed during a police operation in London on September 5, 2022. Blake fired at Kaba's vehicle, believing fellow officers were in imminent danger as Kaba attempted to escape.
Two other officers corroborated Blake's account, indicating they were also close to firing at Kaba.
The Western Journal: Rosie O'Donnell's Daughter Arrested After Police See Disgusting State of Home: Report
Chelsea O'Donnell, daughter of Rosie O'Donnell, has been arrested multiple times on drug-related charges, including maintaining a drug trafficking location and child neglect. Reports describe her living conditions as extremely unsanitary and hazardous for her child.
Rosie O'Donnell expressed concern for her daughter's long-standing struggles with addiction, hoping for recovery. Chelsea remains in jail, with upcoming hearings for her cases.
Fox News: Diddy accused of raping 13-year-old while celebrities watched at VMAs after-party: lawsuit
Sean "Diddy" Combs faces a civil lawsuit alleging he raped a 13-year-old girl at an MTV after-party in 2000, with two unidentified celebrities allegedly present. The lawsuit claims the girl was lured to the party and later assaulted after becoming incapacitated.
Combs has denied the allegations and is also facing federal charges related to sex crimes, including racketeering and sex trafficking. His trial is scheduled for May 5, 2024.
#sports
On The Water: The Darter and Its History
Stan Gibbs, a notable plugmaker, refined the darter design for fishing, enhancing its effectiveness in striped-bass fishing. His adaptations, particularly for the Cape Cod Canal, have influenced various modern lure builders.
The darter's evolution includes the transition from wooden to plastic models, improving consistency and performance. Today, it remains a crucial lure for anglers targeting striped bass in various water conditions.