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21 Oct 2024
#illegals
Fox News: 'She hasn't done anything': Nevada voters frustrated with Biden-Harris border policy as election looms
Immigration is a key issue for Nevada voters ahead of the November election, with many criticizing Vice President Kamala Harris for her lack of accomplishments on border security. Some residents express concern over rising illegal immigration and trust Trump more on the issue.
While the economy remains the top voter concern, immigration is the second priority. Polls indicate that a majority of voters feel border security has worsened under the Biden-Harris administration, leading to fears about safety in their communities.
#politics
The Mirror: Starmer says death of Hamas leader provides 'opportunity for Gaza ceasefire'
Keir Starmer stated that the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar could create an opportunity for a ceasefire in Gaza, emphasizing the need for humanitarian aid and support for civilians. He met with world leaders to discuss ongoing conflicts and reiterated backing for Ukraine.
Starmer condemned Sinwar's actions, highlighting the bloodshed on both Israeli and Palestinian sides. He affirmed the UK’s commitment to Israel's self-defense while urging for immediate humanitarian assistance in Gaza.
Fox News: Liberal pundit tells CNN ‘White folks’ should face 'accountability’ for not 'saving democracy’ if Harris loses
Angela Rye criticized "White folks" for not taking responsibility in the upcoming election, urging them to vote for Kamala Harris to help save democracy. She emphasized that accountability lies with the majority demographic in the U.S.
Barack Obama also addressed the need for increased support for Harris, particularly among Black men, noting a decline in their enthusiasm compared to previous elections. He urged them to recognize the significance of their vote.
Times Of Israel: Report: Sinwar was offered a chance to leave Gaza for Egypt during war, but refused
Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was killed by IDF troops after rejecting offers to negotiate a hostage deal and expressing intentions to continue fighting. His death may influence stalled negotiations for the release of hostages and a potential ceasefire in Gaza.
Officials from Egypt and the U.S. are exploring new avenues for diplomacy following Sinwar's death, with hopes for a renewed focus on hostage negotiations and ceasefire agreements. However, skepticism remains regarding the likelihood of successful outcomes.
The Mirror: Elton John says he hopes Labour can rescue Britain from 'doldrums'
Elton John expressed optimism about Keir Starmer's Labour Party revitalizing the UK, addressing business leaders at a summit in London. He emphasized the importance of investment and reducing bureaucratic barriers for creative talent, highlighting a £63 billion commitment.
Starmer, at the same event, promised to enhance growth by simplifying regulations and fostering a pro-growth environment for UK businesses. The summit aimed to attract international investment, with significant commitments already announced.
#society
Le Monde: In France, senior citizens are (almost) king
France is experiencing a significant demographic shift, with a rising proportion of its population over 65 years old, projected to reach 29% by 2070. The aging trend is accompanied by a declining birth rate, which fell by 20% from 2010 to 2023, leading to economic and social challenges.
This demographic change may hinder growth, as older populations tend to consume less and save more. Additionally, innovation may decline with an aging workforce, impacting productivity and the ability of businesses to adapt to future markets.
The Mirror: Inside Harry and Meghan's new £6.3m bolthole in Portugal
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have purchased a holiday home in Portugal near Princess Eugenie's residence. The property is located at the exclusive CostaTerra Golf and Ocean Club, designed by a luxury architecture firm, and offers a relatively untouched beach setting.
This acquisition may provide them with a 'Golden Visa,' allowing access to the EU's Schengen area. Previously, they renovated Frogmore Cottage at a cost of £2.4 million, which they later reimbursed.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: US launches probe into leak suggesting UK involved in 'deadly Israel plot' to strike Iran
The U.S. has initiated an investigation into leaked documents that reportedly disclose Israel's military plans to strike Iran, with indications of British involvement. U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson described the leak as "very concerning," highlighting potential risks to U.S.-Israel relations.
The classified files detail Israel's military preparations and suggest a significant role for the UK in intelligence sharing. Concerns have been raised about the impact of the leak on regional stability and future U.S.-Israel coordination.
#military
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Oct. 21: Day 381 – ToI on the ground in Rafah at site of Sinwar’s slaying
Col. Ehsan Daqsa, commander of the IDF's 401st Armored Brigade, was killed in northern Gaza. His death marks a significant loss among senior officers in the ongoing conflict. The IDF also conducted airstrikes targeting financial networks supporting Hezbollah in Lebanon.
The operations aimed at disrupting funding sources, specifically targeting unlicensed banks linked to the group. For further updates, refer to The Times of Israel's live blog.
#crime
GB News: Nigel Farage attacker pleads guilty after throwing milkshake at Reform UK leader
A woman, Victoria Thomas Bowen, 25, pleaded guilty to assault and criminal damage after throwing a milkshake at Nigel Farage outside a pub in Clacton-on-Sea. She also admitted to damaging a jacket belonging to Farage's security officer, totaling £17.50.
Bowen had initially denied the charges but changed her pleas before the trial was set to begin.
GB News: 'I want them to be prosecuted!' Robert Jenrick calls for life sentences for grooming gangs
Robert Jenrick has called for mandatory life sentences for grooming gang members, emphasizing the need for immediate action against child exploitation. He criticized public officials for turning a blind eye and proposed measures such as permanent tagging and deportation for non-citizen offenders.
Jenrick highlighted the moral obligation to protect children and suggested that those who fail to act should face prosecution. He aims to ensure that offenders do not receive lenient sentences and called for stricter enforcement of immigration policies related to these crimes.