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23 Oct 2024
#politics
Forbes: Wisconsin 2024 Trump-Harris Polls: Tied Race In New Swing State Survey
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are nearly tied in Wisconsin, with recent polls showing Trump closing the gap. A Quinnipiac poll indicates a 48%-48% tie, while other surveys show Harris with a slight lead.
Enthusiasm for voting is rising, and voter turnout is expected to be high due to competitive races. The outcome in Wisconsin is critical for both candidates as they vie for electoral votes in the upcoming election.
Times Of Israel: Trump’s former chief of staff: He meets definition of fascist, prefers dictator approach
John Kelly, former White House chief of staff, described Donald Trump as a fascist who prefers an authoritarian style of governance. He criticized Trump's understanding of the Constitution and claimed Trump admires dictators, referencing troubling comments Trump made about Hitler.
Kelly's remarks come as Trump campaigns for a second term, with Democrats, including Kamala Harris, expressing concerns about his potential threat to democracy. Polls indicate a competitive race ahead of the November 5 election.
GB News: Prince Harry's US visa drugs row faces new hurdle after calls to reopen 'unique' case
The Heritage Foundation is seeking to reopen a lawsuit regarding Prince Harry's US visa, claiming that the Biden administration's private submissions to the judge were not disclosed. The case centers on Harry's admissions of drug use in his memoir, "Spare."
The court previously ruled in favor of Harry's privacy, but the think tank argues this limits their ability to appeal and prepare their case. They assert that the public has a significant interest in the release of the visa documents.
Le Monde: The US's ambivalent relationship to a welfare state
Kamala Harris has proposed a progressive economic agenda aimed at the middle class, including measures like a $6,000 credit for newborns and medical debt forgiveness. This marks a shift toward more left-leaning policies in response to economic challenges faced by Americans.
Donald Trump has criticized Harris's proposals as extreme, labeling her a "communist" and claiming she is more liberal than Bernie Sanders. The evolving political landscape reflects a growing demand for state intervention and social support in the U.S., resembling aspects of the European welfare model.
Fox News: Journalist says 'desperate' actors are pitching bombshell stories to media to impact 'the end of the race'
Mark Halperin cautioned about potentially damaging stories emerging about presidential candidates close to the election, specifically referencing a controversial report in The Atlantic alleging that Donald Trump insulted a deceased soldier. The report has faced significant pushback, including denials from the soldier's family.
Halperin noted that various actors may be attempting to influence the election outcome through discrediting allegations against candidates, drawing parallels to past election controversies. He emphasized skepticism towards unverified stories being circulated among journalists.
The American Mind: What Trump Should Do If He Wins
If Donald Trump wins the 2024 election, he will have a limited timeframe to implement his agenda, focusing on critical domestic initiatives in his first year. His administration may face challenges in the subsequent years, especially with potential midterm election shifts affecting Republican support.
Trump's second term would emphasize strict immigration policies, foreign diplomacy, and a focus on national security, while also aiming to restore conservative values in social issues. He may leverage his presidency to counter progressive governance and promote self-governance among Americans.
#society
GB News: Archbishop of Canterbury blasted after ancestral slavery links revealed - 'Farcical and sad!'
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Justin Welby, has faced criticism after revealing his ancestral ties to the slave trade, specifically through his father's lineage linked to a Jamaican slave owner. He emphasized the importance of confronting the legacy of enslavement and has previously apologized for the Church of England's involvement.
In response to the historical injustices, the Church announced a £100 million fund to address slavery's legacy, with calls to increase it to £1 billion. However, some, including former chaplain Dr. Gavin Ashenden, have dismissed these efforts as part of a "progressive, white guilt liberal agenda."
Fox News: Challenging corn mazes around the US that you might find yourself getting lost in
Corn mazes are a popular fall activity across the U.S., offering intricate designs and varying difficulty levels suitable for all ages. Notable locations include Richardson Adventure Farm, Liberty Mills Farm, and Davis Mega Maze, among others, each providing unique experiences.
These farms often combine corn mazes with additional fall activities like pumpkin picking and hayrides, making them ideal destinations for family outings. Visitors can expect hours of entertainment while navigating these elaborate mazes.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: IDF claims 6 Al Jazeera journalists are members of terror groups, network responds to 'fabricated accusations'
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) allege that six Al Jazeera reporters are affiliated with Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad, providing details on their supposed roles within these groups. Al Jazeera has rejected these claims as unfounded and an attempt to suppress journalism in the region.
The IDF's accusations follow a period of heightened conflict, including a significant attack by Hamas on October 7, 2023. Al Jazeera asserts that the allegations are part of a broader campaign against its journalists, who have faced violence and intimidation while reporting on the situation in Gaza.
#economy
Forbes: Tesla Delivers Robust Q3 Earnings As Musk’s Firm Returns To Profit Growth
Tesla reported stronger-than-expected Q3 profits, with adjusted earnings per share at $0.72 and net income of $2.51 billion, marking its first year-over-year growth in 2024. Revenue was $25.18 billion, slightly below forecasts, but vehicle deliveries are expected to see slight growth.
Shares rose over 7% post-announcement, despite a challenging October. Tesla's regulatory credits significantly boosted profits, totaling $739 million. CEO Elon Musk's recent political support for Donald Trump contrasts with the latter's skepticism about electric vehicles.
#culture
Fox News: Country star Zach Bryan's ex gave ominous warning before split was made public
Brianna "Chickenfry" LaPaglia warned against dating famous people during a podcast before her breakup with country star Zach Bryan, which he confirmed on social media. She expressed that such relationships can be challenging for mental health.
LaPaglia reflected on how their relationship began and the difficulties of dealing with public scrutiny. Bryan asked fans to respect her privacy and expressed regret for any disappointment caused.
Forbes: The New York-Dublin Portal—Which Had Closed For ‘Inappropriate Behavior’—Relocates To Philadelphia
A new virtual portal connecting Philadelphia to Dublin, Vilnius, and Lublin opened this week after the previous New York-Dublin portal closed due to inappropriate behavior. The Philadelphia portal aims to showcase the city ahead of major events in 2026.
Despite its purpose, the Philadelphia portal has already attracted attention for its lively antics, including performances by local characters. Interestingly, it cracked during installation due to overly tight screws, not from onlooker behavior.
#history
GB News: Hidden treasure sells at auction for £4.3million after 1,000-year-old coins found buried underground
A group of friends discovered 2,500 Anglo-Saxon coins in Somerset in 2019, later selling the Chew Valley Hoard for £4.3 million. After a five-year wait due to regulations, they received their share, with plans for the hoard to be displayed at the British Museum and later in Somerset.
The hoard includes rare coins depicting King Harold II and William the Conqueror, likely buried during the turmoil of the Norman invasion. The acquisition involved financing from various heritage funds and organizations.
#sports
GB News: Mike Tyson sends four-word warning to Jake Paul after training footage emerges
Mike Tyson is intensifying his training for the November 15th bout against Jake Paul, sharing sparring footage that showcases his determination. Despite his trainer's suggestions to stop, Tyson insists he has more to give, fueling excitement among fans.
The fight, postponed earlier due to Tyson's health issues, has garnered attention due to the age difference and contrasting backgrounds of the fighters. Fan reactions are largely positive, with many expressing confidence in Tyson's ability to prevail.