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23 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: 'Polarizing' way of picking party nominees targeted in ballot questions in these 6 states
Advocates are pushing for open primary voting in six states, aiming to reduce polarization and allow a more diverse candidate pool. This system would enable voters, including independents, to participate in any party's primary, potentially increasing voter engagement.
Research indicates that a small percentage of voters currently elect a majority of representatives, leading to calls for reform. Proponents believe open primaries could enhance candidate quality and better reflect voter preferences.
Le Monde: Obama raps with Eminem to rally support for Harris in Detroit
Eminem spoke at a rally in Detroit on October 22, 2024, supporting Vice President Kamala Harris and encouraging voter participation. He introduced former President Barack Obama, who criticized Donald Trump and emphasized the importance of the upcoming election.
The event aimed to energize Democratic voters in Michigan, a key swing state, ahead of early voting. Obama and other speakers responded to Trump's recent comments about Detroit, defending the city and its significance.
#society
GB News: Cyclists could be forced to follow 20mph speed limits or face massive £2,500 fines - 'About time!'
London's Royal Parks are pushing for a new regulation that would impose a 20mph speed limit on cyclists, following safety concerns raised by residents. This comes after incidents, including a fatality, highlighted the dangers posed by cyclists exceeding current speed limits.
The charity managing the parks has requested changes to existing regulations to enhance safety for all users. While cyclists are currently exempt from speed limits, they can face charges for dangerous cycling in severe cases.
GB News: Andrew Pierce in EXPLOSIVE row with adviser who claims Chris Kaba 'wasn't a threat' - 'Read the transcript!'
A contentious debate occurred on GB News regarding the acquittal of Sergeant Martyn Blake, who fatally shot Chris Kaba in September 2022. Ken Hinds argued Kaba posed no threat, while Andrew Pierce contended the officers acted in self-defense due to Kaba's aggressive driving.
Despite being cleared of murder, Blake may face disciplinary action as the IOPC reviews potential misconduct. Kaba had prior criminal involvement, having shot a rival shortly before his encounter with police.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Wendy Sherman: Russia's 'main purpose is to sow division in the United States'
Wendy Sherman, former deputy secretary of state, now advises the Harris campaign on national security. Israel's military actions in Gaza and Lebanon have led to significant civilian casualties, raising concerns about future Palestinian animosity and the humanitarian crisis.
While the U.S. supports Israel's right to defend itself, there is a call for a political solution for Palestinians and urgent humanitarian aid. The Biden administration's stance emphasizes the need for regional stability and a balanced approach to security.
#military
Times Of Israel: Hezbollah targets central and northern Israel, as IDF expands Lebanon strikes to Tyre
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) intensified airstrikes on Hezbollah in Tyre, Lebanon, following rocket attacks from the group targeting northern and central Israel. An evacuation warning was issued for Tyre as the IDF targeted Hezbollah sites embedded in civilian areas.
In recent operations, the IDF reported significant casualties among Hezbollah operatives, including the deaths of several commanders. Despite interception of many rockets by Israel's air defenses, ongoing conflict has resulted in civilian and military casualties on both sides.
#culture
On The Water: Report: Mr. Poseidon’s Montauk Fishing Challenge
Over 170 surfcasters participated in Mr. Poseidon’s Montauk Fishing Striper Challenge from October 17-19, marking the largest turnout in its three-year history. The tournament featured a best-of-10 format, with Juan Gonzalez winning the grand prize of $5,000 for the longest striped bass.
The event highlighted the changing fishing culture in Montauk, fostering camaraderie among anglers despite challenging conditions. Mr. Poseidon aims to enhance the tournament experience each year, promoting the tradition of surfcasting in the area.
GB News: Sir Tom Jones, 84, claims 'I had to' as he breaks silence amid 'retirement' calls over ITV The Voice backlash
Sir Tom Jones has defended his decision to advance singing duo Billy and Louie to the final of The Voice, despite backlash from viewers who expected other contestants to progress. He emphasized the uniqueness of the twins as a duo and their vocal harmony.
As the finale approaches, other coaches are rallying support for their finalists, highlighting their talents and urging fans to vote. The winner will be announced during the live show on Saturday evening.
#crime
The Telegraph: How could you betray me, Gisèle Pélicot asks ex-husband in court confrontation
Gisèle Pélicot confronted her ex-husband in court for the first time, expressing disbelief over his betrayal after he drugged her and facilitated the rape of her by 72 men. She described their 50-year marriage as happy, highlighting the shocking contrast to his actions.
Pélicot aims to empower other victims by sharing her story, emphasizing that shame belongs to the abusers, not the victims. The trial continues, with her expected to speak again before its conclusion on December 20.
#science
Forbes: Northern Lights Update: Here’s Where Aurora Borealis May Be Seen Tonight
Stargazers in the northern U.S. may see the aurora borealis Wednesday night, with visibility expected in Alaska, Canada, and parts of Minnesota. The forecast indicates a Kp index of two, suggesting dim and limited activity due to no geomagnetic storms expected through Friday.
As Solar Cycle 25 peaks, opportunities to view the northern lights will increase into 2025 and early 2026. Optimal viewing conditions include high vantage points away from light pollution, with peak visibility between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m.