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22 Oct 2024
#politics
The Federalist: OR Voting Portal May Let Anyone Cast An Overseas Voter's Ballot
Oregon's online voting portal, "MyVote," allows access to voter accounts using only a name and birthday, raising concerns about potential fraud. A whistleblower highlighted that the system could enable unauthorized individuals to cast ballots for both overseas and domestic voters.
Critics argue that security measures are insufficient, especially following a significant data breach affecting millions. State officials have not adequately addressed how they verify overseas voter status or prevent misuse, leading to claims that the system facilitates electoral fraud.
The Western Journal: 'Blade Runner 2049' Studio Sues Elon Musk, Claims His Rhetoric 'Veers Into Hate Speech'
Alcon Entertainment is suing Elon Musk for copyright infringement related to his recent Tesla event, where he showcased the Cybercab, claiming it closely resembles the "Blade Runner 2049" brand. The lawsuit seeks an injunction and unspecified damages, distancing the studio from Musk's political views.
The complaint highlights potential financial risks from any perceived association with Musk, emphasizing that Alcon has invested significantly in building its brand. This legal action coincides with growing tensions between Hollywood and Musk due to his political affiliations.
The Epoch Times: Day in Photos: A Military Send-Off; a Dispersing Flock of Pigeons; and a Building Collapse
On October 22, 2024, various global events unfolded, including President Biden's meeting with Slovenia's Prime Minister, a rocket strike in Beirut, and a tribute in Glasgow for conflict victims. Additionally, protests against rising prices occurred in Bolivia, and a building collapse was reported in India.
Other notable occurrences included joint military exercises in the Philippines, a budget presentation in Iran, and a significant strike by port workers in Greece. These events reflect ongoing political, economic, and social challenges worldwide.
Fox News: James Carville uninterested in being 'fair,' compares election to slitting throats in WW2
James Carville emphasized the need for Democrats to adopt aggressive tactics in the upcoming election against Trump, suggesting that fairness is secondary to winning. He expressed concern over Trump's potential actions if elected, warning that voters may underestimate his intentions.
Carville clarified that his remarks about violence were metaphorical and not a literal call to harm. He urged Democrats to recognize the seriousness of the situation and the implications of Trump's promises.
Le Monde: Rudy Giuliani ordered to turn over NYC apartment, luxury watches to Georgia election workers
Rudy Giuliani has been ordered to turn over significant assets, including his Manhattan apartment and luxury watches, to Georgia election workers Ruby Freeman and Wandrea Moss, who won a $148 million defamation judgment against him. The ruling excludes some items tied to ongoing litigation.
Giuliani's assets are expected to generate millions for Freeman and Moss, who faced threats due to Giuliani's false claims about the 2020 election. The court emphasized that Giuliani's financial obligations must be prioritized over his personal attachments to the items.
Breitbart: LA Times Refuses to Endorse Harris After Backing Biden, Hillary, Obama
The Los Angeles Times will not endorse a candidate for the 2024 presidential election, a decision attributed to owner Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong. This marks a departure from previous endorsements for Democratic candidates in past elections.
The paper's editorial board had previously intended to endorse a candidate but was overruled, reflecting a broader trend of selective endorsements.
Forbes: Election 2024 Swing State Polls: Latest Surveys Show Trump Up In Nevada, Georgia (Update)
The race between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris is highly competitive, with polls indicating a near tie in several key swing states. Trump shows slight leads in Georgia and Arizona, while Harris holds narrow advantages in Pennsylvania and Michigan.
Overall, polling averages suggest a close contest, with Harris leading by only 0.9 points nationally. The dynamics shifted after Biden's withdrawal, impacting Democratic prospects in battleground states.
The Western Journal: Democratic Senators Take Action Against McDonald's Just a Day After Trump's Visit
Democratic Senators Elizabeth Warren, Robert Casey Jr., and Ron Wyden criticized McDonald's for rising prices just after former President Donald Trump's campaign visit to one of its locations. They questioned the company's pricing strategies, highlighting the broader issue of fast food price increases.
The senators acknowledged that McDonald's is not alone in this trend but emphasized its significant market position. Critics argue that this inquiry reflects an overreach of government authority, particularly in light of the timing related to Trump's campaign.
#society
Breitbart: 'Sound of Freedom' Producer at Latino Americans for Trump Event: 'Kamala and Biden Are the Biggest Human Traffickers in History'
Eduardo Verástegui, producer of "Sound of Freedom," criticized Kamala Harris and Joe Biden for border policies he claims have led to the disappearance of over 300,000 children. He labeled them as "the biggest human traffickers in history" during an event with Donald Trump.
Trump also highlighted the issue, stating that child-sex trafficking has surged under Harris's leadership, with many missing children potentially in dire situations. The remarks were made at a Latino summit in Florida.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Israel says 237 aid trucks entered north Gaza in past 9 days, ending 2-week blockage
Over the past nine days, more than 230 aid trucks have entered northern Gaza amid international pressure for increased humanitarian assistance. The UN has called for a humanitarian pause in Israel's offensive against Hamas, highlighting severe shortages in hospitals treating the injured.
The U.S. has warned Israel to take significant steps to address the humanitarian crisis or risk reduced military support. Despite the increase in aid, the UN reports dire conditions, with many civilians feeling abandoned as they face ongoing bombardments.
#health
Forbes: McDonald’s Quarter Pounder Linked To E. Coli Outbreak—Here’s What States Are Impacted
The CDC has reported a multi-state E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounder, affecting 49 individuals across 10 states, with 10 hospitalizations and one death. McDonald's has removed specific ingredients from the menu in several states as investigations continue.
Most cases are concentrated in Colorado and Nebraska. Symptoms of E. coli infection can include fever, vomiting, and diarrhea, with severe cases requiring medical attention. McDonald's stock fell over 9% following the outbreak announcement.
#crime
GB News: Criminal barrister sparks row after DEFENDING prison sentences for UK rioters: ‘We have to protect the public!’
A criminal barrister defended the sentencing of UK rioters, stating it was necessary to protect the public, following the death of Peter Lynch, a rioter who reportedly took his own life in prison. He criticized the prison system rather than the sentencing itself.
The barrister argued that the judge's decisions were consistent with guidelines, while a GB News host challenged the fairness of the sentences compared to other cases. The debate highlighted differing views on the severity of punishment for rioting amid broader concerns about the prison system.
#science
Le Monde: A sixth sense discovered in geckos
Researchers from the University of Maryland have discovered that tokay geckos can hear soundless vibrations through specialized vesicles in their inner ear. This ability allows them to perceive low-frequency vibrations, expanding our understanding of reptilian sensory capabilities.
The study involved experiments that demonstrated the activation of specific brain areas in response to vibrations, suggesting a unique auditory processing mechanism in these geckos. This research challenges previous notions about reptile perception.