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24 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: Harris dodges border wall question, blames Trump despite record numbers on her watch
Vice President Kamala Harris avoided a direct answer on continuing border wall construction amid rising concerns about illegal immigration. She emphasized her commitment to a bipartisan border security bill and criticized former President Trump's immigration policies.
Harris stated that the current immigration system is broken and needs reform, while highlighting the need for practical solutions. She has consistently focused on Trump's failures rather than addressing the Biden administration's border policies.
The Federalist: How The Media Are Lying Now: John Kelly And The NYT Edition
An audio clip from a New York Times interview with John Kelly suggests the conversation was orchestrated rather than spontaneous. The exchange between Kelly and reporter Michael Schmidt implies a mutual understanding to produce a politically charged narrative against Donald Trump just before the election.
This raises questions about the integrity of the journalistic process and the motivations behind the article, which appears to serve a specific agenda rather than purely inform the public.
GB News: Robert Jenrick demands Premier League drop Wretch 32 after ‘poisonous’ comments on Kaba shooting
Tory leader hopeful Robert Jenrick has called for the Premier League to sever ties with rapper Wretch 32 due to his claims regarding the police shooting of Chris Kaba, which Jenrick described as misleading and harmful to communities. Wretch 32's comments have sparked significant controversy.
Jenrick emphasized that Wretch 32 does not represent the public sentiment surrounding Kaba's death and criticized his remarks as disrespectful to the judicial process. The Premier League has yet to respond to Jenrick's request.
#society
Fox News: 'Law & Order' actor Jack Merrill survived serial killer John Wayne Gacy abduction and rape at 19
Jack Merrill, a survivor of John Wayne Gacy's abduction and assault in 1978, has transformed his experience into a one-man show titled "The Save." Now 65, he reflects on the trauma and emphasizes that he refuses to be defined by that night.
Merrill's story highlights societal perceptions of victims, noting that if his attacker were not Gacy, his experience might not have garnered attention. He aims to convey resilience and the message that he is not a victim but a survivor.
#culture
Forbes: Hallmark Is Already Putting Out New Christmas Movies—Here's A Supersized Guide To This Year's 32 New Holiday Films
The Hallmark Channel has launched its annual "Countdown To Christmas," releasing six of 32 new holiday films by the end of October. The channel has become the top entertainment cable network among women over 18, surpassing competitors like HGTV and TLC.
The first three films released in mid-October were the top entertainment cable programs for that week. Hallmark's holiday season has attracted 7.8 million unique viewers so far.
#health
Forbes: Some Taco Bell, Pizza Hut And KFC Locations Pull Onions After E. Coli Outbreak Linked To McDonald’s Quarter Pounder
Yum! Brands has removed onions from Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, and KFC due to a potential E. coli contamination linked to McDonald’s Quarter Pounder hamburgers. No E. coli cases have been directly tied to these chains, but the decision was made as a precaution.
The CDC has reported 49 E. coli cases across 10 states, with several hospitalizations and one death. McDonald’s has also pulled certain ingredients and is investigating the source of the outbreak, which may involve a single onion supplier.
#crime
Fox News: Menendez brothers prosecutor announces resentencing decision
Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascon is deciding whether to seek a reduced sentence for Lyle and Erik Menendez, who were convicted of murdering their parents in 1989. Their request for resentencing is based on new claims of sexual abuse by their father.
While some family members support the brothers' release, others, including their uncle, oppose it, asserting that the abuse allegations are fabricated. The case has gained renewed public interest due to recent documentaries.