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22 Oct 2024
#politics
GB News: Elon Musk highlights the 'woke mind virus' in six shocking graphs
Elon Musk shared graphs on X showing a rise in mentions of terms related to prejudice in major US newspapers since 1970, attributing this trend to a "woke mind virus." The data, compiled by David Rozado, has garnered significant attention online.
Musk, a supporter of Donald Trump, has faced scrutiny for pledging to pay voters in swing states ahead of the upcoming election, which raises legal concerns regarding voter bribery.
Fox News: Legal experts question Harris' backing from donors with government ties
Vice President Harris faces scrutiny over potential conflicts of interest due to significant campaign contributions from individuals involved in ongoing legal matters with the federal government. Notably, Chris Larsen, a major donor, is engaged in a legal battle with the SEC regarding cryptocurrency classification.
Experts suggest these situations raise ethical concerns but may not constitute legal violations. Fundraisers involving attorneys representing clients in federal cases further complicate perceptions of impartiality in the Justice Department.
Fox News: Jewish-American group urges US citizens in Israel to vote as absentee ballots can impact swing states
U.S.-based Jewish organizations are mobilizing American citizens living in Israel to vote in the upcoming November election, emphasizing the importance of participation amid ongoing tensions in the region. They are providing resources and guidance on absentee voting, particularly targeting students on gap years.
The Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America is also focusing on Jewish American immigrants in Israel, noting that shifts in their voting patterns could significantly impact key battleground states like Pennsylvania. Concerns about rising antisemitism in the U.S. are influencing voter sentiment.
#society
The Telegraph: Woman gets stuck upside down between boulders for seven hours after trying to save phone
An Australian woman, Matilda Campbell, fell into a rock crevice while trying to retrieve her mobile phone during a hike in New South Wales. She spent seven hours upside down before being rescued after her friends alerted emergency services.
Rescue teams, including police and firefighters, responded to the incident in Hunter Valley.
GB News: Giovanni Pernice makes stance clear on Amanda Abbington's BBC apology as he says 'she was right to complain'
Giovanni Pernice addressed allegations of bullying made by Amanda Abbington during a TV interview, following a BBC investigation that upheld six of her claims. He expressed relief over the findings but denied the accusations, emphasizing the importance of speaking out against misconduct.
Abbington, who left the show early, welcomed the BBC's apology and described her experience as traumatic, facing public backlash after her complaints. She hopes her case will encourage others to come forward with their own experiences.
#crime
GB News: Ellie Costello fumes as Labour presses on with setting prisoners free - 'This will become a cycle!'
GB News host Ellie Costello criticized Labour's early prisoner release plans, arguing they may lead to a cycle of reoffending unless more prisons are built. Concerns were raised about the effectiveness of alternatives and the potential for overcrowding to persist.
Political commentator Theo Usherwood highlighted the "revolving door" issue in the prison system, noting that early releases could undermine public safety without adequate rehabilitation support. The government defends the scheme as a cost-effective solution to overcrowding.