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22 Oct 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Poll: Donald Trump Leads Kamala Harris with Arab-Americans 45-43
A recent poll indicates that former President Donald Trump is slightly leading Vice President Kamala Harris among Arab-American voters, with 45% favoring Trump compared to 43% for Harris. The poll highlights the Israel-Hamas conflict and economic issues as top priorities for this demographic.
The survey projects an 87% turnout among Arab-Americans in the upcoming 2024 election, with 80% believing their vote is significant. Conducted with a sample of 500 voters, it has a margin of error of +/- 5.93%.
Forbes: Trump Will Appear On Joe Rogan’s Podcast After Days Of Speculation—As Harris Talk Not Confirmed
Former President Donald Trump is set to appear on the "Joe Rogan Experience" podcast, aiming to connect with young male voters. This follows a pattern of both Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris using popular podcasts to reach niche audiences instead of traditional media.
Rogan, known for his large following, has previously criticized both candidates but remains a significant platform for political outreach. Harris has also engaged with various podcasts to enhance her appeal among male voters.
The Federalist: Expert: White House Lawyer Wrote Note Hutchinson Claimed As Hers
A handwriting expert hired by House Republicans has concluded that Cassidy Hutchinson did not write a note she claimed to have authored during her testimony before the Jan. 6 Committee. The note, linked to a proposed statement for then-President Trump, was allegedly written by Eric Herschmann.
Hutchinson's credibility has come under scrutiny, with accusations of lying and perjury regarding her testimony and private comments about the Jan. 6 events. She has faced legal challenges related to claims made in her memoir, further complicating her narrative.
Fox News: Podcasting giant Joe Rogan lands interview with Trump ahead of election
Former President Trump will record an interview with Joe Rogan on Friday, aiming to engage younger male voters. Rogan's podcast has a significant audience, with 17.5 million YouTube subscribers and over 14 million Spotify followers.
Both Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are leveraging influential podcasts during the campaign. Harris has appeared on popular shows, while Rogan's potential interview with her remains unconfirmed.
Fox News: 'I love you': Longtime Harris ally has been friends with CCP group's top exec for over a decade
Lateefah Simon, a friend and mentee of Vice President Kamala Harris, is running for Congress in California. She has a long-standing relationship with James Chau, president of the China-United States Exchange Foundation (CUSEF), which has ties to the Chinese Communist Party.
Chau and Simon have publicly interacted on social media, and CUSEF has been involved in efforts to gain influence with Black leaders and Historically Black Colleges and Universities. CUSEF's connections raise concerns about its alignment with CCP interests.
The Federalist: Did '60 Minutes' Allow Kamala To Redo Her Answers?
CBS's editing of Vice President Kamala Harris's interview on "60 Minutes" has raised allegations of a potential cover-up and illegal campaign contributions. Critics argue that the network's decision to air a more favorable version of her comments undermines journalistic integrity.
The situation is further complicated by CBS's refusal to release a full transcript and video, prompting calls for an investigation into possible violations of campaign finance laws. The controversy mirrors past legal issues faced by political figures regarding similar allegations.
#society
Fox News: Bizarre New York laws include restrictions, penalties for taking a selfie with a tiger
New York has several unusual laws still in effect, including prohibitions against tossing balls in parks, taking selfies with tigers, and selling dog or cat fur. Violations can lead to significant fines, with penalties for honking also enforced under the city's noise code.
These laws reflect unique cultural concerns and public safety measures, often surprising residents and visitors alike.
The Telegraph: Transnistria: Russian satellite or nascent state? Its leader Vadim Krasnoselsky makes his case
Transnistria, a breakaway republic between Moldova and Ukraine, is unrecognized by the UN but has its own governance and identity. While it evokes Soviet nostalgia, its diverse population identifies as Pridnestrovians, complicating Moldova's aspirations for EU integration.
The PMR's leadership expresses skepticism about reintegration with Moldova, citing historical grievances and cultural differences. Despite ongoing tensions, they advocate for peaceful coexistence and dialogue, highlighting their unique identity and the need for mutual respect.
Breitbart: Report: L.A. Voters Skeptical of Sales Tax Hike for Homeless Funding
Voters in Los Angeles show skepticism towards Measure A, a proposed sales tax increase aimed at funding services for the homeless. Support is around 50%, significantly lower than the 70% for Measure H in 2017, amid concerns over past spending inefficiencies.
Despite leading in polls, many doubt Measure A's effectiveness in reducing homelessness, with only 33% believing it will make a significant impact. The electorate's growing skepticism towards left-wing policies is evident, as seen in the declining support for progressive figures.
#economy
Breitbart: Dems Target McDonald's for Price Gouging After Trump Served Customers
Senate Democrats criticized McDonald's for price increases amid rising profits, highlighting the impact on consumers. They requested information on the company's pricing decisions, noting that fast food prices have outpaced inflation since the pandemic.
The letter reflects concerns over corporate profits affecting affordability for families, as many Americans shift to home cooking.
#crime
GB News: Woman fears for her life as abusive ex-husband may be released early under Labour's scheme
A woman fears for her safety as her abusive ex-husband may be released early from prison under a new Labour scheme. He was sentenced for violent offenses, and she expressed concern about his potential return to the streets.
Victims like her receive little information about the release of their attackers, leaving them vulnerable and anxious about their safety.