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#politics
The Federalist: Six Noncitizens Indicted For Allegedly Voting
Six noncitizens in Ohio were indicted for illegal voting in past elections, as noncitizen voting is prohibited. The cases involve individuals who are legal permanent residents but lack U.S. citizenship, highlighting concerns about election integrity.
The Ohio Attorney General emphasized the importance of enforcing voting laws, while a recent House bill aims to require proof of citizenship for voter registration. This proposal has faced opposition from Democrats, raising ongoing debates about election security.
Forbes: Kamala Harris Has More Billionaires Prominently Backing Her Than Trump—Warren Buffett, Bill Gates Weigh In (Update)
Forbes reports that 81 billionaires support Kamala Harris, while 50 back Donald Trump. Notably, many wealthy individuals, including Warren Buffett and Mark Zuckerberg, have chosen not to endorse any candidate publicly, despite significant financial contributions from others.
The article highlights the complex motivations behind billionaire endorsements, with some favoring Harris for her perceived stability in economic policies, while others remain silent or express ambivalence about both candidates.
Fox News: CNN data guru marvels at Trump flipping independent vote in key swing states: ‘Very good sign' for GOP nominee
CNN's Harry Enten highlighted former President Trump's slight lead among independent voters in key swing states, indicating potential momentum for his 2024 campaign. This marks a significant shift from the Democratic advantage in 2020, with Trump's gains noted particularly in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
Enten emphasized the importance of independent voters, stating that historically, candidates who win this demographic tend to win the presidency. While Trump's lead is within the margin of error, the trends suggest a competitive race ahead.
Fox News: 'Mind blowing insanity': Dem Senate candidate ripped after bullet fragment hits local reporter at gun range
Democratic Senate candidate Lucas Kunce accidentally injured a reporter while shooting at a campaign event in Missouri. The reporter, Ryan Gamboa, was struck by a bullet fragment but is reported to be okay. Kunce emphasized the importance of safety and preparedness during the incident.
Social media reactions were swift, with conservative commentators criticizing the event and Kunce's handling of firearms. Kunce, a Marine veteran, defended the event's safety measures, stating that it was conducted by a certified NRA instructor.
Fox News: Dem strategist James Carville certain Harris will win, knocks 'sweaty' Democrats
James Carville, a Democratic strategist, confidently predicts that Vice President Kamala Harris will win the presidency against former President Trump. He cites Trump's losing streak, Harris's significant fundraising advantage, and his own emotional conviction as reasons for his belief.
Carville emphasizes the importance of a united coalition for Harris and the potential impact of key issues like abortion on voter turnout. He also expresses a willingness to adopt aggressive tactics in the campaign, though he clarifies that his comments are metaphorical.
#society
GB News: Labour MP slammed over rubbished Chris Kaba 'racist gang tropes' claim
Labour MP Kim Johnson criticized media coverage of Chris Kaba, claiming it relied on "racist gang tropes." Kaba, a known gang member, was shot by police in September 2022, with the officer found not guilty. Johnson's remarks drew backlash for downplaying Kaba's criminal background.
Critics argue that Kaba's actions led to the police confrontation, emphasizing that he was not a victim of police custody but rather a violent gang member. The Independent Office for Police Conduct will review the incident for potential disciplinary action against the officer involved.
The Federalist: Air Force Academy Forces Fan To Hide Pro-Women's Sports Shirt
At a recent volleyball match, U.S. Air Force Academy officials instructed graduate John Kopecky to cover his shirt that stated, “Keep Women’s Sports Female,” deeming it political. This occurred amid controversy over a trans-identifying male player on the opposing team.
Kopecky had previously worn the shirt without issue, raising questions about the academy's policies on apparel and political expression at sporting events. The academy has not clarified its stance on this incident.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: JOHN MAC GHLIONN: The Department of Defense is now a threat to democracy
The U.S. is investigating a leak of classified documents revealing Israel's military plans against Iran, raising concerns about the Department of Defense's ability to protect national security. This incident highlights vulnerabilities and potential deeper issues within the defense establishment.
Additionally, the Pentagon's development of AI-generated deepfake personas poses risks for public trust and discourse, blurring lines between national defense and domestic operations. This evolution of surveillance and manipulation could exacerbate societal divisions and confusion.
#economy
Forbes: Apple And Goldman Sachs Fined Over $89 Million For Misleading Apple Card Customers
Apple and Goldman Sachs will pay over $89 million in fines and refunds due to failures in their Apple Card partnership, as ordered by U.S. regulators. Goldman is temporarily barred from issuing new credit cards until compliance issues are resolved.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau cited both companies for misleading customers and failing to handle consumer disputes properly. Apple disagreed with the claims, stating they addressed the issues promptly.
#military
Le Monde: US defense secretary cites evidence that North Korea sent troops to Russia
Recent intelligence indicates that North Korea has sent troops to Russia for training, with estimates of up to 10,000 soldiers expected to be deployed by December. This development raises concerns about North Korea's potential involvement in the Ukraine conflict alongside Russian forces.
U.S. officials have labeled this situation as serious, warning of significant implications for both Europe and the Indo-Pacific. South Korea is considering supplying weapons to Ukraine in response to these troop movements.
#crime
Forbes: Harvey Weinstein Will Face Sex Crimes Trial Next Year At Earliest
A Manhattan judge has postponed Harvey Weinstein's sex crimes trial, with a new date to be set by January 29, 2025. The prosecution's request to consolidate two cases against him was approved, despite defense objections.
Weinstein, previously convicted of sexual assault, is currently undergoing treatment for chronic myeloid leukemia while incarcerated.
Fox News: Veteran officer stabbed to death on suburban running trail by homeless suspect with criminal history: police
A homeless man, Anthony Quesen, has been arrested and charged with criminal homicide after Pennsylvania State Police Officer Benjamin Brallier was fatally stabbed while jogging near Pittsburgh. Brallier, a father of two, was off duty at the time of the incident.
Quesen, previously released on non-monetary bail for robbery, is set to be arraigned on November 1. Local officials are calling for accountability regarding the judge who released him, citing a pattern of dangerous decisions.
#technology
The Economist: Winemakers are building grape-picking robots
Winemakers are attempting to develop robots for grape-picking, a task that proves challenging due to the delicacy required. While automation is common in farming, this specific process remains largely manual.
Research into ancient DNA is aiding in modern crime investigations, leading to successful convictions. Meanwhile, advancements in perovskite crystals suggest a promising future for solar energy.
GB News: Overdue Google Chrome upgrade will make billions of Android users more secure
Google Chrome will introduce a security feature called Identity Check in early 2025, requiring biometric authentication for sensitive settings when users are away from trusted locations. This aims to enhance mobile security and protect personal information from theft.
The feature is part of a broader update in Android 15, which includes Theft Detection Lock to automatically secure devices when snatched. These enhancements respond to rising smartphone thefts, particularly in urban areas.
#other
GB News: Ex-police commissioner defends Martyn Blake over 'wrong' decision to name officer in Kaba shooting
Former police commissioner Festus Akinbusoye criticized the naming of police marksman Martyn Blake in the trial related to Chris Kaba's shooting, calling it "wrong." He supports a review for greater protections for firearms officers, emphasizing their challenging roles.
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper announced a new investigation into the accountability of firearms officers, proposing a presumption of anonymity during criminal trials. Akinbusoye warned that naming Blake could endanger his life and discourage officers from performing their duties.