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22 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: Tim Walz slams Elon Musk as a 'dip----' during rally with Obama in Wisconsin
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz criticized Elon Musk during a rally in Wisconsin, calling him a "dip----" and accusing him of supporting Donald Trump to influence elections. He suggested that Trump plans to appoint Musk to oversee regulatory bodies.
Walz asserted that Trump is "promising corruption" and claimed Musk's political involvement is aimed at helping Republicans. He concluded by stating that neither Trump nor Musk would achieve their political ambitions.
Forbes: Election 2024 Legal Challenges: Republican-Led Effort To Disqualify Voters Shut Down In Michigan
A federal judge in Michigan dismissed a Republican lawsuit challenging the state's voter rolls, citing insufficient evidence of wrongdoing. This ruling is part of a broader trend, with courts nationwide rejecting similar GOP-led efforts to alter voting procedures ahead of the upcoming elections.
As Election Day approaches, numerous lawsuits are pending across various states, with both parties preparing for potential post-election litigation. Democrats accuse Republicans of attempting to undermine election integrity through these legal challenges.
Breitbart: Javier Milei Dissolves Argentina’s Government Revenue Service
Argentina's government has dissolved the Federal Administration of Public Income (AFIP) as part of President Javier Milei's initiative to reduce state size and bureaucracy. AFIP will be replaced by the Customs Collection and Control Agency (ARCA), which aims to streamline operations and cut costs.
The restructuring will eliminate 45% of senior and 31% of lower positions, saving approximately 6.4 billion pesos annually. The new agency will also significantly reduce salaries for top positions, aligning them with lower government roles.
Fox News: Fox News Politics: Georgia on Trump's mind
The Fox News Politics newsletter highlights key developments in the 2024 campaign, including a poll showing Trump leading Harris in Georgia. The FBI is investigating a leak of classified documents related to Israel's plans against Iran, raising concerns among legal experts.
Early voting has begun in several states, and the DEA plans to reclassify marijuana, signaling a significant change in U.S. drug policy. Political tensions are evident as GOP and Democratic figures clash over various issues.
Forbes: Nevada 2024 Trump-Harris Polls: Trump Up By 1 Point In Latest Survey—As Harris Struggles With Latinos
Former President Donald Trump leads Vice President Kamala Harris by one point in Nevada, a key swing state. Polls indicate that Harris is losing support among Latino voters, which could impact her chances in the upcoming election.
Harris's campaign is actively targeting Hispanic men to regain support, as immigration and inflation are primary concerns for this demographic. The dynamics in Nevada are critical, given its history of voting Democratic since 2008.
The Western Journal: 'Donald Trump Can't Lose' if Incredible Early Voting Trend Continues, Political Expert Mark Halperin Says
Early voting trends indicate a significant advantage for Republicans, particularly in swing states like Nevada and Arizona. Analysts suggest that if this momentum continues, it could lead to a strong performance for Donald Trump on Election Day, potentially diminishing Democratic prospects.
Concerns are rising among Democrats due to underperformance in key urban areas. While some experts caution against over-interpreting early voting data, the current figures suggest a favorable environment for GOP candidates.
#society
Breitbart: Two Pro-Israel Vigilantes Arrested; UCLA Did Nothing to Protect Jewish Students Before Riot
Two pro-Israel vigilantes were arrested for their involvement in an attack on a pro-Palestinian encampment at UCLA, which had restricted access to Jewish students. Additional warrants have been issued for two more individuals, with potential federal charges pending.
UCLA faced criticism for its handling of the protests, with a federal judge ruling that the university failed to protect Jewish students' rights. The situation escalated after the vigilante attack, prompting law enforcement to clear the encampment.
#economy
Fox News: Immigrant business owner blasts 'anti-science' Biden admin push that crippled her sales: 'Devastating'
Manasi Gangan, owner of Nested Bean, claims her infant sleepwear business has suffered due to actions by the Biden administration and the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), which categorized her products as unsafe. Despite extensive safety research and no reported fatalities, major retailers removed her products from shelves.
Gangan argues that the CPSC's claims lack scientific backing and have harmed her business, leading to an 80% sales drop. She expresses frustration over perceived political motives behind the crackdown, questioning the support for small businesses under the current administration.
#military
Breitbart: IDF Posts Directions After Anti-Israel Journalists Claim No Hezbollah 'Vault' Under Hospital
The IDF provided directions to a reported $500 million vault belonging to Hezbollah beneath Al-Sahel Hospital in Beirut, claiming it is funded by Iran. They emphasized no intention to attack the hospital while urging Lebanon to prevent Hezbollah from using the funds for terrorism.
Despite the IDF's claims, journalists who visited the site found no evidence of the vault, and the hospital director denied its existence. The IDF maintains it targets Hezbollah's financial assets, asserting adherence to international law regarding hospital attacks.
Breitbart: China Holds Intimidating Live-Fire Drill near Taiwan
China conducted live-fire drills near Taiwan, warning ships to avoid the Pingtan Islands. This follows a significant military exercise aimed at Taiwan, described as a warning to its leadership. Taiwan's officials noted the drills could escalate tensions.
In response, the U.S. and Canada conducted joint exercises and asserted their commitment to freedom of navigation in the Taiwan Strait, rejecting China's claims of sovereignty in the area.
#health
GB News: McDonald's linked with major E Coli outbreak after one dead and 10 hospitalised
An E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounder burgers has resulted in one death and 10 hospitalizations across 10 US states. The CDC reports 49 cases, primarily in Colorado and Nebraska, with investigations focusing on slivered onions and beef patties.
The exact source of contamination is still unknown, but affected ingredients have been removed from stores. The investigation is ongoing as health officials continue to monitor the situation.
#crime
GB News: Anita Rose: Man charged on suspicion of murder after dog walker death
A man, Roy Barclay, 55, has been charged with murder following the death of Anita Rose, 57, who was found injured near railway tracks in Brantham, Suffolk, on July 4. She died four days later in the hospital, and the investigation is ongoing.
Rose was walking her dog when she was discovered. Her family expressed their grief, highlighting her role as a beloved community member and the impact of her loss.
Fox News: Jury finds ex-Bosnian prison camp guard guilty for lying about refugee status
Kemal Mrndzic, a former guard at the Čelebići prison camp during the Bosnian War, was found guilty of concealing his wartime actions and lying to obtain U.S. refugee status and citizenship. He faces up to 10 years in prison for his crimes, which included violence and abuse of detainees.
Survivors testified about the brutal conditions and atrocities committed at the camp, including beatings and murders. Mrndzic's conviction reflects ongoing efforts to address wartime persecution and hold individuals accountable for their actions.