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21 Oct 2024
#politics
The Federalist: Last Week Revealed That Trump Is Funny And Harris Is Petulant
Vice President Kamala Harris faced criticism during a recent Fox News interview, where she struggled to articulate her policy differences from President Biden and appeared defensive when questioned about her record. Her responses were described as vague and lacking substance, leading to frustration for the interviewer.
In contrast, former President Donald Trump showcased his humor at a charity event, drawing attention for his comedic remarks, while Harris opted out of the event, instead participating in a pre-recorded skit. The contrasting public appearances highlighted the differing styles of the two political figures.
The Mirror: Starmer faces reparations call over UK's colonial past as King confronted
Keir Starmer faces increasing pressure to discuss reparations for the UK's historical role in slavery and colonialism during the Commonwealth summit in Samoa. Activists and MPs emphasize the need for the UK to confront its past and fulfill its moral obligations.
Calls for reparations are supported by Commonwealth candidates and highlighted by a UN report estimating the UK's debt at over £18 trillion. Labour MPs argue that ignoring this issue reflects a lack of regard for those affected by historical injustices.
The Federalist: CBS News, Release The Full Kamala Interview Transcript Now
CBS News faces allegations of deliberately distorting its coverage of Vice President Kamala Harris to support her presidential campaign. A complaint filed by the Center for American Rights claims that CBS aired differing responses to the same question, undermining public trust.
The FCC is being urged to investigate and compel CBS to release an unedited transcript of the interview. Critics argue that CBS's actions reflect a broader pattern of political bias, recalling past controversies that have damaged its credibility.
Le Monde: Sneezing alpacas, hecklers and climate warnings: King Charles' lively visit to Australia's capital
King Charles visited Canberra on October 21, 2024, where he addressed lawmakers on climate change, urging Australia to lead in emissions reduction. His speech was interrupted by an Indigenous senator demanding land restitution, highlighting tensions regarding colonial history.
The visit included lighter moments, such as an encounter with an alpaca named Hephner. Despite some applause for his climate advocacy, the absence of state premiers and mixed public sentiment reflect a waning enthusiasm for the monarchy in Australia.
The Federalist: Abortion Activist Jessica Valenti Lies About Me And Rape Statistics
Jessica Valenti's new book on abortion has drawn criticism for allegedly misrepresenting pro-life views, particularly regarding pregnancies resulting from rape. Critics argue that her claims are based on selective quotes and misleading statistics.
Pro-life advocates emphasize the importance of supporting both mothers and children conceived in rape, asserting that every life has value regardless of circumstances. They are taking legal action against Valenti for perceived inaccuracies in her portrayal of their stance.
#society
The Mirror: Workers beg MPs to back new bill - 'your boss can make your hours disappear'
Workers on zero-hours contracts are struggling with budgeting and job security, prompting calls for an overhaul of employment rights in the UK. The Employment Rights Bill aims to improve workplace protections, including reforms to sick pay, parental leave, and a ban on exploitative contracts.
Union leaders argue that the bill will benefit millions, with significant changes expected for those in insecure jobs. The proposal faces scrutiny from MPs and opposition from some business groups, highlighting the ongoing debate over worker rights.
GB News: BBC sparks fury after questioning if term 'ethnic minority' should be replaced by 'global majority'
The BBC faced criticism for suggesting that "ethnic minority" could be replaced with "global majority," a term coined in 2003 to refer to non-white populations. This discussion follows the UK government's shift away from the acronym Bame toward more specific ethnic classifications.
Responses to the suggestion were mixed, with some arguing it fosters division and oversimplifies identity, while others believe it emphasizes the global demographic reality. The debate highlights ongoing tensions surrounding race and identity in contemporary discourse.
GB News: Liam Payne's ex vows to support son Bear as she recalls final contact with singer weeks before death
Liam Payne, the former One Direction member, died at 31 after falling from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires. Tributes from his ex-girlfriend Danielle Peazer and others emphasize his roles as a father and friend, highlighting the profound loss felt by his family and fans.
Peazer's heartfelt message reflects on their past relationship and the importance of Payne's role as a father to his son, Bear. She expressed sorrow over the tragic circumstances of his death and the impact on those left behind.
GB News: US weather: America left ‘abnormally’ arid as ‘bone-dry’ winds threaten to spark deadly wildfires
Parts of the US are experiencing severe dry conditions, increasing the risk of wildfires. A strong area of high pressure is leading to calm, rainless weather, with drought affecting regions like the Northeast and mid-Atlantic.
Temperatures are expected to fluctuate significantly, with some areas facing frost. Meanwhile, western states have begun to see their first snowfall of the season.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Russia ‘offering cash for votes to skew Moldova’s EU referendum’
Russia is accused of attempting to influence Moldova's referendum on EU membership by offering cash for votes. The vote narrowly passed, with President Maia Sandu attributing the close result to foreign interference and criminal groups undermining national interests.
The European Parliament and US officials have warned of significant Russian meddling, while the Kremlin denies these claims and calls for proof of election interference.
Times Of Israel: Iran rejects Beirut’s accusation that it is interfering in internal Lebanese affairs
Iran denied accusations of interfering in Lebanon's internal affairs, responding to remarks by Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati. Iran's foreign ministry emphasized its commitment to discussions aimed at peace and ceasefires in Lebanon and Gaza, while asserting no intent to meddle in Lebanese matters.
The situation escalated following Iran's missile attacks on Israel, which were framed as retaliation for the deaths of Hezbollah and Hamas leaders. Tensions remain high with ongoing conflicts involving Hezbollah and Israeli forces along the Lebanon-Israel border.
#crime
The Economist: Sources and acknowledgments
The report acknowledges contributions from various individuals in compiling data on violent crime. It highlights the importance of collaboration in understanding and addressing the issue.
#technology
Forbes: How Valve Founder Gabe Newell Built One Of The World’s Most Profitable Videogame Companies
Gabe Newell, co-founder of Valve, has largely distanced himself from the company, focusing instead on personal projects and living on his yachts. Valve, known for its successful game distribution platform Steam, continues to thrive with significant revenues, driven by its dominance in the PC gaming market.
The company faces legal challenges regarding its market practices, but remains a key player in the gaming industry. Newell's absence raises questions about Valve's future direction amid its ongoing success.