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24 Oct 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Jordan subpoenas Biden-Harris admin for cost of housing illegal migrants at taxpayers' expense
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan has subpoenaed the Biden-Harris administration for details on federal spending for housing illegal immigrants. He claims the administration prioritizes illegal aliens over U.S. citizens and has faced delays in obtaining relevant documents from the Office of Refugee Resettlement.
Jordan emphasizes the need for oversight to potentially reform federal immigration laws and ensure taxpayer funds benefit American citizens struggling with housing. The subpoena demands all related documents by October 30.
#politics
Le Monde: Lebanon's ancient city of Baalbek bears the scars of Israeli bombs
Israeli airstrikes in Baalbek, Lebanon, have resulted in 50 deaths, including women and children. The attacks targeted Hezbollah strongholds, causing significant destruction to homes and local institutions, raising concerns over aid distribution amidst the ongoing conflict.
Baalbek, historically significant and diverse, remains a Hezbollah stronghold despite its Sunni and Christian minority. The city is currently under the leadership of a Sunni mayor, challenging traditional sectarian norms.
The Economist: How to hold armed police to account in Britain
The Chris Kaba case has sparked discussions on accountability for armed police in Britain following a controversial shooting incident. The event, captured on body cameras, has led to calls for reforms in police conduct and oversight.
The case highlights broader issues within British policing and the need for systemic changes, especially in light of rising tensions between officers and the community.
GB News: We have a particularly British problem with the ECHR - Steven Barrett
The ECHR's role in preventing the deportation of serious criminals has sparked public frustration in Britain, where there is a strong cultural respect for the rule of law. This contrasts with other European nations that appear to disregard ECHR rulings without consequence.
Additionally, the vagueness of rights outlined in the European Convention on Human Rights creates confusion and dissatisfaction among British legal professionals, who value clarity and specificity in law. Many believe that a British Bill of Rights may not resolve these issues.
Forbes: Elon Musk Gets $20 Billion Richer As Tesla Stock Rides Earnings To 17% Rally
Elon Musk's wealth surged by $20.8 billion following a 17% spike in Tesla's stock after a strong earnings report, reversing previous delivery declines and boosting investor confidence. Tesla's market capitalization increased by $117 billion, marking its best trading day since March 2021.
Despite the positive response, some analysts criticized the earnings call for lacking depth. Additionally, Musk faces scrutiny from the Justice Department over potential legal issues related to his political donations.
The Western Journal: 'It's a Very Complicated Situation': Kamala Malfunctions While Trying to Explain Her Own Tax Plan
Vice President Kamala Harris struggled to articulate her tax plan during a CNN town hall, evading a direct question about raising taxes for those earning over $400,000. Her responses were criticized as incoherent and lacking substance.
Social media users lampooned her performance, suggesting it highlighted her inability to convey clear policy positions. Critics argue this reflects poorly on her competence as a leader.
The Economist: Kamala Harris’s closing argument
Kamala Harris's campaign reflects a nostalgic vision for America's future, questioning whether enough voters still resonate with it. Historical comparisons highlight past skepticism towards diverse leadership, suggesting a potential challenge in appealing to a broader electorate.
As the 2024 elections approach, early voting trends show increased Republican engagement, with Donald Trump gaining a slight lead in forecasts. This shift raises concerns about voter turnout dynamics in key states.
Fox News: Sources tell Woodward Biden struggled to speak, focus more than a year before leaving race
Bob Woodward's new book, "War," presents claims from various witnesses about President Biden's cognitive struggles during fundraising events over a year before he withdrew from the presidential race. Observers noted his difficulty in completing sentences and maintaining focus.
The accounts describe Biden as appearing disoriented and repetitive, with some likening him to a "senile grandfather." Despite some positive remarks from others, the overall portrayal raises concerns about his mental acuity during public appearances.
Fox News: 'I'm going with Trump': 3 former Dems from Pennsylvania explain how former president won them over
Former registered Democrats in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, now support Donald Trump, anticipating a shift among traditional Democratic voters toward the Republican ticket. They cite dissatisfaction with the Democratic Party's leftward shift and express confidence that many will vote for Trump discreetly.
Voter registration data shows a narrowing gap between Democrats and Republicans in Pennsylvania, with a significant number of former Democrats changing their party affiliation. This trend could influence the outcome of the upcoming election in this critical battleground state.
Times Of Israel: Bennett urges state commission of inquiry into Oct. 7, slams ‘pathetic’ leadership
Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett called for a state commission of inquiry into the events of October 7, 2023, criticizing Israel's leadership for failing to prevent the Hamas-led massacre. He expressed shock at the military's delayed response and emphasized the need for accountability.
Bennett, who has signaled intentions to contest the next election, highlighted the bravery of citizens who acted amidst the chaos while questioning the effectiveness of the current government. He urged for the return of hostages and displaced residents to restore the nation.
The Federalist: PA Court Lets Voters Who Botched Mail-In Ballot Cast Another
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that voters who submitted "naked" mail-in ballots can cast provisional ballots at polling places, despite dissenting opinions. The case arose from two voters whose ballots were rejected for lacking a secrecy envelope, which is required by law.
The court's majority found that these voters were unlawfully disenfranchised, while dissenting justices argued that the law clearly prohibits counting such provisional ballots. The decision highlights ongoing debates over mail-in voting regulations in the state.
The Economist: Gay voters are smitten with Kamala Harris
Kamala Harris is gaining support from gay voters following President Biden's withdrawal from the election. A viral clip from 2013 highlights her proactive stance on same-sex marriage, contrasting with Republican indifference to this voter bloc.
As the 2024 elections approach, early voting trends show increased Republican engagement, with Donald Trump currently holding a slight lead in forecasts.
#society
The Telegraph: Why polar bears have been left unable to walk
Polar bears in the Kane Basin are experiencing severe mobility issues due to climate change, which causes ice blocks to form around their feet. Researchers report injuries such as hair loss and cuts, with some bears immobilized by ice up to a foot in diameter.
Warming temperatures are leading to increased rainfall, resulting in moist snow that freezes and clumps onto the bears' paws, causing pain and difficulty in movement.
Forbes: First Lawsuit Filed Against McDonald’s Over E. Coli Outbreak
A Colorado man has filed a negligence lawsuit against McDonald's after testing positive for E. coli, allegedly linked to their food. He experienced severe symptoms and was hospitalized, with his attorney indicating more lawsuits may follow from other affected individuals.
The CDC has reported an E. coli outbreak affecting 49 people across 10 states, primarily linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounder hamburgers. McDonald's has removed certain products from locations while investigations continue into the source of contamination.
#military
GB News: Turkey launches 'punishment' strikes after Kurdish 'scoundrels' kill five in terror attack
Turkey has conducted airstrikes against Kurdish militant sites in Syria and Iraq following a deadly attack on an arms company, attributing the assault to the PKK. The strikes reportedly targeted military and infrastructure facilities, resulting in civilian casualties.
The Turkish government continues its military campaign against the PKK, with calls for potential negotiations for peace remaining contentious. The incident underscores ongoing security challenges in Turkey amid its complex relationships with NATO and Russia.
#culture
Fox News: Man uses breakfast pastry to create homage to pop-art icons
A pop-up art gallery in London celebrates the 60th anniversary of Pop-Tarts, featuring art made from the pastries, including portraits of Marilyn Monroe and the Mona Lisa by food artist Nathan Wyburn. The gallery is open on October 25 and 26.
Wyburn's creations highlight the connection between Pop-Tarts and the pop-art movement, allowing visitors to engage in their own Pop-Tarts art. The product, originally developed in 1964, was inspired by the pop culture of the time.
#crime
Fox News: Martha Stewart ‘dragged’ into solitary confinement, had ‘no food or water’ for a day during prison stint: doc
Martha Stewart recounts her 150 days in Alderson Federal Prison in her upcoming documentary, "Martha." She describes her experience in solitary confinement, including a lack of food and water, and reflects on the harsh realities of prison life, which she found to be quite different from its nickname, "Camp Cupcake."
Stewart's documentary details her prison interactions and the disciplinary actions that followed, including being placed in solitary for touching a guard. She also criticizes the poor quality of prison food, expressing disappointment over the lack of fresh ingredients.