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21 Oct 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Illegal immigrants arrested in Florida for sex trafficking 15-year-old runaway girl from NYC
Two illegal immigrants were arrested in Palm Beach County, Florida, for their involvement in the sex trafficking of a 15-year-old girl from New York City. The girl was found at a Motel 6 after being reported missing, having been trafficked to perform sex acts.
Authorities indicated that the suspects have ties to a Venezuelan gang. Sheriff Bradshaw criticized the border vetting system and noted a pattern of crimes committed by illegal immigrants in the area. Both suspects are being held without bond.
#politics
Le Monde: President Biya returns to Cameroon amid health speculation
Cameroonian President Paul Biya returned to Yaoundé on October 21, 2024, after weeks abroad, amid health speculation. He was greeted by supporters and officials at the airport, with large billboards welcoming him back.
The government had previously restricted media discussions about his health and confirmed his return after he missed several international events.
Breitbart: House Report: ‘Stunning Security Failures’ Led to Assassination Attempt at Trump Rally
A bipartisan House panel's interim report concludes that the July assassination attempt on former President Trump in Butler, PA, was preventable due to significant security failures. The report highlights poor communication and command issues among law enforcement agencies, primarily blaming the Secret Service.
The investigation revealed that law enforcement had multiple opportunities to engage the shooter, whose suspicious behavior went unaddressed. A final report with recommendations for legislative reforms is expected by December 13.
The Telegraph: The McBattle for the White House: How McDonald’s became a key election battleground
Donald Trump visited a McDonald's in Pennsylvania, donning an apron and serving customers, in a bid to contrast with Kamala Harris, who has highlighted her own experience working at the fast-food chain. This event reflects the growing significance of McDonald's in the current political landscape.
The exchange underscores a broader narrative in the election, with both candidates using their fast-food experiences to connect with working-class voters. Harris emphasizes her support for McDonald's workers advocating for better rights.
Breitbart: Nolte: Politico Stops Hiding Desire to See Donald Trump Assassinated
A recent article by Politico is criticized for allegedly promoting violence against former President Donald Trump, suggesting a scenario where he could seize power despite losing an election. The piece is described as incendiary and misleading, lacking logical basis.
Critics argue that such narratives dehumanize Trump, potentially inciting violence against him. They contend that the article reflects a broader left-wing campaign fueled by corporate media to delegitimize Trump and justify extreme actions against him.
#society
Fox News: Convicted child-porn peddler asks court for non-prison punishment so he can advocate for trans daughter
Marc Jacques, father of a transgender athlete in New Hampshire, is seeking a non-prison sentence for charges related to child pornography distribution. He argues that his advocacy for his daughter, Maëlle, who faces discrimination in sports, necessitates his presence and support.
Jacques has been sentenced to five years but is allowed to manage his affairs before reporting to prison. Maëlle has expressed that losing her father to incarceration would negatively impact her mental health and support for her fight in sports.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: White House monitoring reports of North Korean soldiers deployed to Russia: 'Highly concerning'
The U.S. is monitoring reports of North Korean soldiers deploying to Russia to support its military operations in Ukraine. National Security Council spokesman John Kirby expressed concern over this potential development, highlighting it as a sign of Putin's growing desperation and isolation.
South Korea has reacted by summoning the Russian ambassador to protest the military cooperation and demand the withdrawal of North Korean troops. Reports indicate that North Korea may have sent 1,500 special forces, with further intelligence suggesting that up to 10,000 soldiers could be prepared to join Russia.
#culture
Fox News: Holiday gift guide for the photographer in your life that won’t break the bank
Photography can be an expensive hobby, with various equipment and accessories available at different price points. Holiday shoppers can find gifts like GoPro cameras, durable straps, backpacks, and more to suit any photographer's needs and preferences.
Practical gifts such as SD cards, external hard drives, and unique items like camera lens coffee mugs can also be great options. These gifts cater to both seasoned photographers and those just starting out.
The Imaginative Conservative: John Paul II, T.S. Eliot, & the Culture of Life
Both John Paul II and T.S. Eliot address the themes of life and death in their works, with John Paul II advocating for a "Culture of Life" and Eliot depicting a "Culture of Death" in "The Waste Land." Despite their bleak observations, both offer a glimmer of hope for renewal and regeneration.
Eliot's poem concludes on a note of peace, while John Paul II envisions a new springtime. Their messages highlight the importance of faith in God as the source of hope and life amidst despair.
#health
GB News: Doctor warns vulnerable anorexic teens could take own lives under assisted dying plans
Proposed assisted dying legislation in the UK has raised concerns among medical experts about potential risks for vulnerable individuals, particularly teenagers with anorexia. Critics argue that the bill could lead to scenarios where those with mental health issues might be encouraged to choose euthanasia.
Supporters, including MP Kim Leadbeater, argue it offers terminally ill patients a choice, but opponents warn of a slippery slope and the potential for abuse by medical professionals. The debate continues as public opinion leans toward support for assisted dying.
#crime
Breitbart: Sean 'Diddy' Combs Accused of Raping 13-Year-Old Girl with Unnamed 'Male and Female' Celebrities Present
Sean “Diddy” Combs faces multiple lawsuits, including one alleging he raped a 13-year-old girl at an MTV VMAs after party in 2000, with other celebrities present. The lawsuits are part of a broader legal action involving claims from numerous alleged victims.
Combs is currently in jail awaiting trial for various charges, including sex trafficking and racketeering. His representatives have dismissed the allegations as attempts to gain publicity.
#science
The Economist: Temperatures of 50°C will become much more common around the Mediterranean
By 2100, Mediterranean temperatures could frequently reach 50°C, with annual spikes above 45°C becoming common. A recent heatwave was made significantly more likely due to climate change, as confirmed by climate modellers.
Perovskite crystals are emerging as a promising alternative for solar power, outperforming traditional silicon panels. Meanwhile, SpaceX continues to challenge NASA in lunar exploration, showcasing advancements in space technology.
The Economist: Perovskite crystals may represent the future of solar power
Perovskite crystals are emerging as a promising alternative to conventional silicon solar panels, boasting higher efficiency rates. By late 2023, solar panels covered nearly 10,000 square kilometers, generating about 6% of global electricity.
SpaceX continues to challenge NASA's lunar ambitions, showcasing its capabilities through successful rocket landings. Meanwhile, research on Jupiter's moon Europa aims to explore the potential for extraterrestrial life.