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21 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: Senate shakeup: How a secret ballot could undermine a potential Trump endorsement in race to the top
Former President Donald Trump's endorsement may have limited influence in the upcoming secret ballot for the new Republican Senate leader, succeeding Mitch McConnell. Key candidates include Senate Minority Whip John Thune and Senators John Cornyn and Rick Scott, all of whom have previously endorsed Trump.
The secret nature of the vote allows senators to act independently, potentially diminishing Trump's leverage. His endorsement could carry risks, as it may lead to a public rebuke if the chosen candidate does not win.
#society
GB News: JK Rowling makes stance clear on House of Lords peerage calls amid Badenoch support: 'Rejected twice!'
JK Rowling has publicly stated that she declined two offers for a peerage, one from Labour and one from the Conservative Party. She emphasized that her decision is personal and not a reflection on the offers themselves.
Rowling has been a controversial figure due to her outspoken views on gender identity, which she believes threaten women's rights. She has faced accusations of transphobia but maintains that her stance is rooted in concern for women's safety and rights.
Fox News: Blue state, ICE battle over releasing illegal immigrants as expert warns politicians put ideology over safety
ICE criticized a Massachusetts court for releasing Maynor Francisco Hernandez-Rodas, a Guatemalan national charged with aggravated rape of a child. The court's refusal to honor an ICE detainer has raised concerns about the state's sanctuary policies and public safety.
Critics argue that such policies prioritize ideology over community safety, allowing violent offenders to evade deportation. The incident has intensified discussions on immigration enforcement and the responsibilities of local authorities.
Fox News: Squatters allegedly take over home of couple in their 70s: ‘The law should be different’
A Colorado Springs couple's daughters allege that a homeless woman and her associates have taken over their parents' home, exploiting their father's dementia. They claim the squatters have engaged in illegal activities and refuse to leave despite the family's attempts to seek help.
The police state that since the squatters were invited in, it complicates the situation legally, requiring a formal eviction process. The family is struggling to afford legal fees while feeling helpless and unsafe in their own home.
GB News: 'Tourists go home!' Terrified beach-goers mobbed by hundreds of protesters in Tenerife
Protests erupted in Tenerife against the influx of tourists, with demonstrators claiming the surge is harming local life. Hundreds gathered at Troya Beach, chanting slogans like “more tourists, more misery” and calling for limits on tourism, reflecting broader discontent across the Canary Islands.
Locals argue that the rising number of tourists, projected to reach 17 million this year, is unsustainable and leading to increased living costs. In response, Spain is tightening regulations on short-term rentals to address concerns over "touristification."
#military
The Telegraph: Harris doesn’t know how to defeat Hamas. Israel should press the advantage
Yahya Sinwar's death symbolizes the weakened state of Hamas, which has suffered significant losses and is now reduced to guerrilla tactics. His demise may impact the group's morale and encourage local leaders to seek power in Gaza's post-Hamas landscape.
Despite calls for peace from U.S. leaders, Israel is advised to continue its military efforts against Hamas, as the group remains defiant. The situation suggests that appeasement may only prolong conflict rather than resolve it.
#health
Fox News: Doctor reveals unsettling reason why you should wait to unpack your suitcase after traveling
Dr. Jason Singh, a Virginia physician, warns travelers about the risks of bed bugs when returning home from vacations. He advises against unpacking immediately, as bed bug eggs can hatch within days, potentially leading to infestations.
Experts recommend placing clothes in a dryer on high heat to kill any bed bugs or eggs. If bed bugs are suspected, it is best to unpack outside the home and seek pest control assistance if necessary.
#crime
Fox News: Royal Caribbean cruise line sued over hidden camera that may have filmed hundreds of passengers: lawsuit
A class-action lawsuit has been filed against Royal Caribbean International and former crew member Arvin Joseph Mirasol after a hidden camera was discovered in a bathroom on the Symphony of the Seas. The suit claims up to 960 passengers may have been recorded without consent.
Mirasol, who was sentenced to 30 years in prison for producing child pornography, allegedly filmed passengers in private situations. The lawsuit argues that Royal Caribbean failed to protect guests despite prior knowledge of similar incidents.
Fox News: California man suspected of being serial rapist also charged with murder, authorities say
Michael DiGiorgio, a 50-year-old California man, has been charged with drugging and sexually assaulting at least nine women from 2019 to 2021, including one victim who died from the drugs. He faces multiple felony charges, including murder and various sexual offenses.
The Los Angeles County District Attorney's office is committed to holding DiGiorgio accountable for the alleged harm caused to the victims. Investigators believe there may be more victims and encourage anyone with information to come forward.
#sports
GB News: Max Verstappen accuses McLaren of 'complaining a lot lately' as tensions escalate following US Grand Prix
Max Verstappen criticized McLaren's complaints about his defensive tactics during the US Grand Prix, stating that rivals have been "complaining a lot lately." He extended his lead over Lando Norris to 57 points amid ongoing tensions between the teams.
McLaren's team principal, Andrea Stella, expressed dissatisfaction with Verstappen's maneuvers, while Norris received a five-second penalty for an off-track pass. Red Bull's Christian Horner defended the decision, emphasizing the clarity of the rules.