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24 Oct 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Kamala Harris Leans on Beyoncé in Red Texas as Trump Sits Down with Joe Rogan
Beyoncé is set to perform at a rally for Kamala Harris in Houston, coinciding with Donald Trump's appearance in Austin. The event aims to boost attendance and support, though recent polls show Trump leading in Texas.
Critics question the effectiveness of celebrity endorsements in politics, noting a decline in their influence among voters. Harris has previously enlisted pop stars to attract crowds, raising concerns about the substance of her campaign.
Forbes: Wisconsin 2024 Trump-Harris Polls: Trump Leads In Latest Survey, 2 Others Show A Tie
Recent polls indicate a tight race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump in Wisconsin, with Trump gaining ground. The candidates are nearly tied, with Harris leading by a slim margin in some surveys and Trump ahead in others.
Voter enthusiasm is high, which could impact turnout in the upcoming election. Wisconsin's electoral votes are crucial, and the state is considered a key battleground in the 2024 presidential race.
GB News: Reeves WILL raise taxes because she needs to pay for the cost of new migrants - Sir John Redwood
Rachel Reeves plans significant tax increases to fund £22 billion in extra spending, including public sector wage hikes and costs associated with increased migration. The new government's policies have led to a rise in illegal arrivals, straining public services and infrastructure.
The financial burden of accommodating 500,000 additional migrants annually could reach £125 billion, exacerbating existing issues like health service wait times and infrastructure demands. The government has the power to adjust migration rules to mitigate these costs but has yet to take decisive action.
Breitbart: Nolte: Atlantic's Hitler Story Is Not Only a Hoax; It’s a Rerun from 2022!
The Atlantic published a controversial article accusing Donald Trump of disparaging a fallen soldier and making a Hitler-related comment, which has been denied by Trump's former chief of staff and the soldier's sister. Critics claim the article rehashes old, discredited narratives against Trump.
The publication's approach has drawn significant backlash, with accusations of sensationalism and misrepresentation. Observers note that the story is not new and reflects ongoing media attempts to undermine Trump.
#society
GB News: Mermaids accused of 'complete safeguarding failures' by Miriam Cates
The Charity Commission's inquiry into Mermaids, a transgender charity, revealed mismanagement. It emphasized the need for the charity to inform parents about chest binders for children and clarify risks associated with puberty blockers.
Former MP Miriam Cates criticized the investigation as a "whitewash."
#crime
Forbes: Prosecutors Could Back Resentencing Menendez Brothers Today—As Controversial ‘Monsters’ Stays High On Netflix Charts
Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón is set to recommend resentencing for Lyle and Erik Menendez, who were convicted of murdering their parents in 1989. This review follows the release of Netflix's series "Monsters," which has reignited public interest in their case.
The Menendez brothers maintain their actions were driven by years of abuse. Gascón believes they no longer pose a danger to society, but a judge will ultimately decide their fate. A recommendation is expected to be announced soon.
Fox News: Todd Chrisley removed from prison chapel position while serving 10-year sentence for fraud
Todd Chrisley has been removed from his position as assistant to the prison chaplain while serving a 10-year sentence for tax evasion and fraud. His attorney stated that this decision was due to his association with inmates in a drug program, which has left him disappointed.
Todd and his wife, Julie, are serving a combined 19-year sentence for federal bank fraud and tax evasion. They reported to prison in January 2023, and both have faced claims of inhumane treatment from their children regarding their prison conditions.