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24 Oct 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: Illegal Alien Accused of Assaulting Child Freed into U.S. by Biden-Harris
Mateus Silva-Kerkovshy, a 24-year-old illegal alien from Brazil, was arrested in Massachusetts for allegedly assaulting a child after being released into the U.S. in 2021. Despite a deportation order, he remained in the country until his recent arrest.
ICE has issued a detainer against Silva-Kerkovshy, who is now in custody pending deportation. Officials emphasize the threat he poses to the community.
#politics
The Western Journal: Dem Insider Says 'We Gotta Lock Joe Up' After Biden Miscue Threatens to Hurt Harris: Report
President Biden's recent gaffe, where he suggested "locking up" Donald Trump, has sparked mixed reactions among Democrats, with some insiders expressing irreverence towards his leadership. Concerns have been raised about the potential political impact on Vice President Harris's campaign.
Critics, including members of Biden's own administration, have described him as increasingly irrelevant, suggesting that his words carry little weight. The Trump campaign has seized on Biden's comments, framing them as evidence of a politically motivated agenda against their candidate.
Forbes: Arizona 2024 Trump-Harris Polls: Race Effectively Tied In New Swing State Survey
In Arizona, recent polls show Donald Trump with a slight edge over Kamala Harris, although one survey indicates a near tie. Key issues like immigration and abortion are expected to influence voter decisions in the upcoming election.
Voters will decide on measures regarding abortion rights and immigration enforcement, which could significantly impact the election's outcome. Trump aims to capitalize on concerns over illegal immigration, while Harris hopes to leverage support for abortion rights.
The Western Journal: 'When Liberals Play with Guns': Democrat Involved in Shooting Accident as Bullet Fragment Hits Reporter
During a campaign event in Missouri, Democratic Senate candidate Lucas Kunce accidentally injured reporter Ryan Gamboa with a bullet fragment while demonstrating shooting skills. Kunce provided first aid, and Gamboa was later treated at a hospital.
Republican opponent Josh Hawley criticized Kunce, questioning whether he reported the incident to law enforcement as required by state law. Kunce expressed relief that Gamboa was okay and emphasized the importance of being prepared for accidents.
Forbes: Michigan 2024 Trump-Harris Polls: Harris Takes 3-Point Lead In Latest Polls
Recent polls indicate Vice President Kamala Harris leads former President Donald Trump by narrow margins in Michigan, a crucial state for the upcoming election. Harris's support among Black and white working-class voters has improved, while Trump faces challenges from union endorsements and demographic shifts.
Harris's path to victory relies on winning Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, collectively holding 44 electoral votes. Despite her current leads, the race remains tight, with various factors influencing voter sentiment, including economic concerns and foreign policy issues.
Le Monde: In Sweden, the far right is waging open war on the Swedish Committee for Combating Antisemitism
The Sweden Democrats (SD), a far-right party in Sweden, face criticism for their history linked to neo-Nazism and alleged anti-Semitism. In response to accusations from the Swedish Committee for Combating Antisemitism, party leader Jimmie Åkesson defended the party's stance against racism.
The committee's president, Ulrika Knutson, countered the SD's claims, asserting that their opposition to anti-Semitism is selective and often used politically. She highlighted past controversial statements made by party members as evidence of their inconsistent approach.
The Western Journal: Fact Check: Are Biden and Harris Fighting to Keep Illegals on Voter Rolls?
The Biden-Harris DOJ is suing Virginia and Alabama over recent voter roll purges aimed at removing non-citizens. The lawsuits claim these actions violate the National Voter Registration Act's Quiet Period Provision, which prohibits removals close to elections.
Virginia's Governor Glenn Youngkin argues that the measures are necessary for election integrity, asserting that the law allows individuals to re-register on Election Day if they can prove eligibility. The DOJ's late intervention raises concerns about electoral trust.
Forbes: Wisconsin 2024 Trump-Harris Polls: It’s A Tied Race, Two New Surveys Show
Recent polls show a tight race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump in Wisconsin, with some surveys indicating a virtual tie. Harris holds a slight edge in some polls, but Trump's support has increased, making the outcome uncertain as Election Day approaches.
Wisconsin's electoral votes are crucial, and voter enthusiasm is reportedly high. The state is one of several swing states that could determine the 2024 election winner. Current polling averages suggest a competitive landscape, with Harris slightly favored overall.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Israeli Official: Hezbollah Has Bases in Bolivia, Nicaragua, and Venezuela
Israeli Ambassador Mijal Gur-Aryeh warned that Hezbollah and Iranian groups have established bases in Bolivia, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, emphasizing Israel's cooperation with the U.S. to counter these threats. She cited past terrorist attacks linked to Iran and Hezbollah in Argentina.
In response, Bolivia's Foreign Ministry rejected these claims, asserting the country promotes peace and does not host foreign military bases. Nicaragua also condemned the statements, accusing Israel of diverting attention from its actions in Palestinian territories.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF pounds Beirut after Hezbollah’s Simhat Torah eve rocket fire at central Israel
Israeli airstrikes targeted southern Beirut and Tyre, Lebanon, following rocket fire from Hezbollah. At least 17 strikes were reported, destroying six buildings in Beirut and causing significant damage in Tyre, where many residents have fled amid evacuation warnings.
The strikes are part of ongoing hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah, with Israeli officials claiming to have uncovered plans for a major attack involving tunnels and military vehicles. The situation remains tense as both sides continue to escalate their military actions.
Breitbart: Kim Jong-un: 'Increasing' U.S. Threat Requires North Korea's Nukes to Be Ready to Fire
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un inspected nuclear-capable missiles, asserting the need for readiness against perceived U.S. threats. This inspection coincided with claims of North Korea potentially sending troops to assist Russia in Ukraine, which both nations deny.
South Korea's government is considering measures to counter North Korea's military influence, including possible defensive support for Ukraine. The situation raises concerns of escalating tensions in the region as North Korea continues its aggressive rhetoric.
#religion
Breitbart: Progressive Cardinal-to-Be Denies Dissing African Bishops over Homosexuality
Father Timothy Radcliffe, a gay-rights activist and future cardinal, denied claims that he suggested foreign money influenced African bishops' opposition to homosexuality. He clarified that his comments were misinterpreted, emphasizing the pressure from various religious groups rather than financial motives.
Cardinal Fridolin Ambongo of Kinshasa rejected the notion that the African bishops' stance was swayed by external funding, asserting their position is rooted in fidelity to Church teachings. Radcliffe's remarks sparked controversy, leading to further clarifications from both clerics.
#crime
Fox News: Man allegedly asked for ‘rapiest frat’ at NC State before waving gun: warrant
Zachary Olson, a 24-year-old from Cary, North Carolina, was charged for bringing a gun onto the NC State University campus and allegedly threatening students while asking about a fraternity. He expressed intentions of seeking "vigilante justice" against rapists.
Olson was detained after police found a loaded firearm on him. He claimed to understand the pain of sexual assault victims but acknowledged his actions were misguided. His internship at the Wake County District Attorney’s Office has since been terminated.
Fox News: Wild wedding guest bites person's fingertip off after being told to leave Milwaukee nuptials
A Milwaukee man, Nathan Landsee, pleaded no contest to charges of disorderly conduct and battery for biting off a wedding guest's fingertip on October 27, 2023. The incident occurred after Landsee became agitated and disruptive at the event, leading to a physical altercation.
The victim required 18 or 19 stitches for the injury, which may result in a permanent deformity. Landsee is scheduled for sentencing on December 13, 2023.