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22 Oct 2024

#politics

Forbes: Jamie Dimon Not Considering A Job With Harris Or Trump—But Reportedly Backs Harris
Jamie Dimon Not Considering A Job With Harris Or Trump—But Reportedly Backs Harris
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is not considering a role in a Harris or Trump administration, despite reports suggesting otherwise. He privately supports Harris but has refrained from publicly endorsing any candidate due to concerns over political backlash.

Dimon has criticized Trump's actions regarding the 2020 election and remains cautious about his political affiliations. His wife is a notable Democratic donor, but Dimon himself has not made any campaign contributions.


Fox News: Georgia Supreme Court denies emergency appeal for GOP-backed ballot rules struck down by judge
Georgia Supreme Court denies emergency appeal for GOP-backed ballot rules struck down by judge
The Georgia Supreme Court has denied the Republican Party's request to reinstate new ballot rules before Election Day, following a ruling that deemed them illegal and unconstitutional. The court will hear an expedited appeal regarding the matter, which includes hand-counting ballots and other election measures.

Early voting in Georgia has already seen over 1 million ballots cast, with civil rights groups arguing that the proposed rules could disrupt the election process. The case highlights ongoing tensions over election security and voter access in the state.


Fox News: Los Angeles City Council candidate says 'F the police' in leaked audio, prompting blowback from police union
Los Angeles City Council candidate says 'F the police' in leaked audio, prompting blowback from police union
Los Angeles City Council candidate Ysabel Jurado faced backlash after saying "F--- the police" during a student meet-and-greet. She defended her comment as a reference to a song about systemic injustice, asserting her commitment to public safety despite the criticism.

LAPD officials and the police union condemned her remarks, arguing they undermine police-community relations and public safety. Jurado is challenging incumbent Kevin de León, who has his own history of controversy.


Fox News: The 1.6M voters who could determine the US election don’t currently reside in the country
The 1.6M voters who could determine the US election don’t currently reside in the country
The Democratic National Committee is mobilizing efforts to engage an estimated 1.6 million U.S. voters living overseas, particularly in key swing states, as the election approaches. This demographic could significantly influence the tight race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump.

In response to potential voter restrictions by Republicans in several states, Democrats are investing in voter registration and education for overseas citizens. They argue that every vote is crucial, especially given the narrow margins that determined past elections.


Fox News: McConnell, GOP descend on Nebraska to save Deb Fischer's endangered Senate seat
McConnell, GOP descend on Nebraska to save Deb Fischer's endangered Senate seat
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and Republicans are supporting Sen. Deb Fischer in Nebraska against independent candidate Dan Osborn, who poses a significant threat to her re-election. The Senate Leadership Fund has invested $3 million in ads to bolster Fischer's campaign amid rising competition.

Osborn's campaign has gained traction, leveraging a large potential voter base due to the absence of a Democratic candidate. Republicans are concerned that losing Fischer could impact their chances of regaining Senate majority, as indicated by recent shifts in race ratings.


Fox News: Kari Lake's office on lockdown after campaign staffer opened envelope with ‘suspicious’ substance inside
Kari Lake's office on lockdown after campaign staffer opened envelope with ‘suspicious’ substance inside
Kari Lake's campaign office in Phoenix was locked down after a staffer opened a package containing a suspicious substance and a note mentioning "caution anthrax." Law enforcement and a hazmat team responded, and the substance is under testing.

Lake characterized the incident as an intimidation tactic against her campaign, linking it to broader attacks from the political left. She emphasized the need for unity against such threats.


Forbes: Here Are The Biggest Moments From Trump’s ‘Bro’ Podcast Tour Ahead Of Joe Rogan Appearance
Here Are The Biggest Moments From Trump’s ‘Bro’ Podcast Tour Ahead Of Joe Rogan Appearance
Former President Donald Trump is actively participating in various popular podcasts, aiming to connect with younger male audiences as Election Day approaches. His appearances have generated millions of views and sparked both praise and criticism, particularly from Vice President Kamala Harris' team.

Trump's podcast strategy allows him to share personal anecdotes and campaign messages without traditional media scrutiny. Meanwhile, Harris is also engaging in podcast interviews to reach her target demographics, although less frequently.


#society

GB News: Two civil servants sued in trans row as Whitehall 'culture wars' continue
Two civil servants sued in trans row as Whitehall 'culture wars' continue
Two civil servants are being sued by a colleague who claims their belief that transgender individuals cannot change their biological sex is discriminatory. The case highlights ongoing cultural tensions in Whitehall, with implications for civil service debate on gender issues.

The lawsuit seeks to shut down the Sex Equality and Equity Network, with accusations that it harms transgender individuals. The outcome could affect civil service dynamics and broader workplace discussions across the UK.


GB News: Cancer survivor scoops up National Lottery prize pot just 12 months after life-saving surgery
Cancer survivor scoops up National Lottery prize pot just 12 months after life-saving surgery
John Lingard, a 66-year-old cancer survivor, won £500,000 in the National Lottery, just a year after undergoing life-saving kidney surgery. He plans to take unpaid leave to celebrate in the Canary Islands and considers house-hunting during his trip.

Despite his windfall, Lingard intends to continue working part-time while enjoying golf and spending time with friends, emphasizing the importance of making the most of life after his health challenges.


#foreignaffairs

Times Of Israel: Blinken meets PM, pushes Israel to publicly say it’s not aiming to besiege north Gaza
Blinken meets PM, pushes Israel to publicly say it’s not aiming to besiege north Gaza
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken met to discuss a ceasefire and hostage release in Gaza following the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar. They explored options for humanitarian aid and postwar governance while addressing the ongoing conflict with Iran and Hezbollah.

Blinken emphasized the importance of increasing humanitarian assistance to Gaza and the need for a diplomatic resolution along the Israel-Lebanon border. The discussions come amid heightened tensions and military actions in the region.


Human Events: Putin determined to establish new ‘multipolar’ global order at BRICS summit
Putin determined to establish new ‘multipolar’ global order at BRICS summit
World leaders are gathering in Kazan, Russia for the BRICS summit from October 22 to 24, aimed at showcasing Russia's influence amid Western sanctions due to the Ukraine conflict. The summit will discuss alternatives to the US dollar and the creation of a common currency among member nations.

Russian officials assert that the summit highlights the Kremlin's global standing and the failure of Western isolation efforts. While acknowledging the rise of BRICS, Western analysts remain doubtful about Russia's ability to drive substantial geopolitical shifts.


Times Of Israel: US charges IRGC official, 3 others in plot to assassinate dissident journalist
US charges IRGC official, 3 others in plot to assassinate dissident journalist
The U.S. has charged an Iranian official and three others in a plot to kidnap and assassinate journalist Masih Alinejad in New York. Alinejad, a critic of the Iranian regime, confirmed she was the intended target, while the suspects remain at large in Iran.

The indictment highlights Iran's efforts to silence dissenting voices abroad, with previous charges against individuals involved in surveillance and threats against Alinejad. U.S. officials emphasize the seriousness of the threats posed by the Iranian regime.


#economy

Forbes: What To Know About The Massive Lithium Discovery In Arkansas—And What It Means For EVs
What To Know About The Massive Lithium Discovery In Arkansas—And What It Means For EVs
Researchers have identified a significant lithium reserve in the Smackover Formation of Arkansas, estimated between 5.1 million to 19 million tons. This could potentially meet or exceed U.S. lithium demands for electric vehicle batteries by 2030.

The discovery may reduce U.S. reliance on lithium imports, currently sourced mainly from Australia, Chile, and Argentina. Extraction efforts are already underway, with the potential to utilize waste streams from existing oil and gas operations.


#crime

Breitbart: Stamford Police: Illegal Alien Venezuelan Gang Members Accused of Murdering 59-Year-Old Man
Stamford Police: Illegal Alien Venezuelan Gang Members Accused of Murdering 59-Year-Old Man
Two Venezuelan illegal aliens, Gregory Marlyn Galindez-Trias and Moises Alejandro Candollo-Urbaneja, have been arrested for the murder of 59-year-old Angel Samaniego in Stamford, Connecticut. They are members of the Tren de Aragua gang and were found with stolen items from the victim.

The suspects were apprehended in New York with their two young children, who are now in protective custody. They are currently held in jail, awaiting transfer to Stamford police.


GB News: Nigel Farage 'disgusted' by CPS and IOPC's handling of Martyn Blake trial
Nigel Farage 'disgusted' by CPS and IOPC's handling of Martyn Blake trial
A former police marksman has condemned the Independent Office for Police Conduct after Sergeant Martyn Blake was acquitted of murdering Chris Kaba, who was shot during a police operation in September 2022. The jury found Blake "not guilty" at the Old Bailey.