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23 Oct 2024
#politics
The Federalist: Kamala Harris Is Not A Girl's Girl
Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign is criticized for lacking substantive policy and appealing to young women through pop culture rather than addressing pressing issues. Her approach is seen as patronizing, suggesting that the Democratic Party underestimates the intelligence and agency of younger voters.
Harris' recent rebranding attempts, including aligning with the "brat" cultural phenomenon, are viewed as superficial. Critics argue that her focus on celebrity and social media engagement distracts from significant challenges, undermining her credibility among young women who seek genuine representation.
The Federalist: MO Democrat's Gun Photo Op Left Reporter Wounded By Shrapnel
Democrat Senate candidate Lucas Kunce faced criticism after a campaign event where a reporter was injured by shrapnel while shooting at a close range. The incident raised safety concerns, with Republican opponents mocking Kunce's handling of firearms.
Senator Josh Hawley and others highlighted the dangers of the situation, calling for the release of footage from the event. The incident has drawn comparisons to other Democrats' mishaps with guns, further fueling political jabs.
The Federalist: In 'Bulletproof,' The Victors Detail The Trump Assassination Attempt
Jack Posobiec and Joshua Lisec's book, *Bulletproof*, analyzes the assassination attempts on Donald Trump, presenting a conservative perspective on a pivotal political event. It combines military intelligence analysis with storytelling to explore the complexities and inconsistencies surrounding the incident.
The authors argue that their work fills a gap in official discourse, aiming to reclaim the narrative and push for accountability from federal agencies. They emphasize the need for new investigations to address unanswered questions and highlight the importance of controlling the historical narrative.
GB News: Ellie Costello grills Labour MP who declared £2K in football tickets - 'How can we trust you?'
A tense exchange on GB News involved Environment Secretary Steve Reed defending his acceptance of nearly £2,000 in football tickets from Hutchison 3G UK Limited, whose parent company is linked to Northumbrian Water. Presenter Ellie Costello questioned how this could affect public trust in his oversight of water companies.
Reed insisted that the tickets were from a telecom company and not a water company, asserting that he is taking significant action against water companies. Critics, however, raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest given Northumbrian Water's recent fines for environmental violations.
#society
Fox News: Missing teen hiker in California reunited with family after spending night in sub-freezing temperature
A 16-year-old girl went missing during a hike in Northern California with her dog and was found safe after spending a night in freezing temperatures. She was reported overdue by her mother when she did not return within the expected timeframe.
Search and rescue teams, including helicopters, conducted extensive efforts to locate her. She was found in good condition and reunited with her family, along with her dog.
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Oct. 23: Day 383 – Two soldiers buried, neither one Jewish, both minorities
The Times of Israel’s Daily Briefing covers the funerals of Druze commander Ehsan Daqsa and soldier Elishai Young, highlighting their roles in Israel's minority communities. It also discusses budget cuts to the Agriculture Ministry amid concerns about food security.
Additionally, recent research examines the impact of alcohol versus psychedelics on PTSD in Nova survivors. A visit to an off-grid community reveals challenges in the context of ongoing rocket threats.
#economy
GB News: US weather: Creepy rolling fog set to smother Pacific coast
A dense fog is expected to blanket parts of the US, particularly in the west, as temperatures drop. This phenomenon, driven by sea winds and cooler inland temperatures, will create misty conditions leading up to Halloween.
Meanwhile, significant economic losses from recent hurricanes may impact GDP growth, with estimates suggesting a combined loss of nearly $400 billion. This could hinder expected economic growth in late 2024 and early 2025.
#military
Fox News: Israel takes out another Hezbollah leader, as projectiles intercepted near US secretary of state's hotel
The Israeli military has killed Hezbollah commander Hashem Safieddine in an airstrike, along with around 25 other senior members. This follows Secretary of State Antony Blinken's visit to Israel, where he discussed strategies to end the war in Gaza.
Israeli airstrikes continue against Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, amid ongoing rocket attacks from the group into northern Israel. Tensions rise as Israel considers its response to a recent missile attack from Iran.
#health
The Federalist: Make French Fries Great Again
Donald Trump's recent visit to a Pennsylvania McDonald's has sparked discussions among health advocates about reviving the use of beef tallow for frying, contrasting with current practices that rely on seed oils. Proponents argue that tallow is a healthier alternative and aligns with a desire for simpler, more natural food ingredients.
Health experts claim that the demonization of saturated fats like those in beef tallow is misguided, suggesting that processed foods are more harmful. Many consumers express a longing for traditional food preparation methods that prioritize real ingredients.
#crime
Fox News: Georgia high school shooting suspect pleads not guilty, demands jury trial
Colt Gray, a 14-year-old accused of a mass shooting at Apalachee High School, has pleaded not guilty and is requesting a jury trial. He faces 55 counts, including murder, while his father, Colin Gray, has been indicted on multiple charges, including second-degree murder.
The shooting resulted in four fatalities and nine injuries. Both Colt and Colin Gray remain in custody without bail, with Colt facing potential life imprisonment if convicted.
Le Monde: At the French mass rape trial, defendants are given rare a chance to reflect on their actions and responsibility
Psychiatrist François Amic testified in the mass rape trial of Dominique Pelicot, who drugged his wife, Gisèle, and facilitated her assault. His opinions on the defendants' susceptibility to manipulation sparked contention, with the defense using his remarks to deflect responsibility.
The courtroom atmosphere was charged, reflecting public outrage and support for Gisèle. Plaintiff lawyers opposed any suggestion of a hierarchy of guilt among the defendants, emphasizing their collective culpability in the crimes.
#sports
GB News: Mike Tyson finally responds to Jake Paul's huge $5m offer ahead of controversial boxing fight
Mike Tyson has responded to Jake Paul's $5 million offer for their upcoming fight, suggesting Paul should increase the wager to $20 million. Tyson, who last fought professionally in 2005, acknowledges the need to catch Paul early in the match.
Concerns about Tyson's health have been raised as the fight approaches, especially after a recent ulcer flare-up. Lennox Lewis has warned Paul not to underestimate Tyson, emphasizing that age may not be a significant factor in the match.