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24 Oct 2024
#politics
The Federalist: All The People On Record Debunking The Atlantic's Trump Hoax
Jeffrey Goldberg's recent article in The Atlantic accuses Donald Trump of making disparaging remarks about Army Specialist Vanessa Guillén and her funeral costs. However, multiple individuals, including family members and former officials, have publicly denied these claims, calling them false and politically motivated.
The timing of the article, just weeks before the election, has raised suspicions about its intent. Various denials from credible sources highlight the disparity between Goldberg's narrative and the accounts of those involved.
Le Monde: Venezuelan opposition figures win EU's top rights Sakharov prize
Venezuelan opposition leaders Maria Corina Machado and Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia received the EU's Sakharov Prize for their efforts to promote democracy against President Nicolas Maduro's regime. Despite official claims of Maduro's victory in the July election, the opposition contests the results.
European Parliament chief Roberta Metsola emphasized their representation of Venezuelans fighting for freedom and democracy. The award ceremony is set for December, with a €50,000 prize.
Fox News: Trump support among young Black and Latino men spikes in new poll
A recent GenForward poll indicates that former President Trump has gained notable support among young minority voters, with 26% of Black men aged 18-40 and 44% of young Latino men expressing intent to vote for him. In contrast, Democratic nominee Kamala Harris leads overall at 47-35.
This shift suggests a potential political realignment among minority voters, particularly among younger demographics. Economic issues and immigration are primary concerns for these voters, while Harris maintains strong support among women of color.
The Federalist: Harris Is Laying The Groundwork For Violence If Trump Wins
The Atlantic published a controversial piece on Donald Trump, which was denied by those present during the events described. Critics argue it serves as a psychological operation to incite post-election violence should Trump win, framing him as a dictator akin to Hitler.
Vice President Kamala Harris echoed these sentiments, suggesting Trump desires military loyalty to himself rather than the Constitution. This rhetoric is seen as potentially inciting unrest and undermining democratic norms, raising concerns about its implications for the upcoming election.
GB News: 'We can't compensate them, they're all dead!' Andrew Pierce points out as Labour 'in hot water' after REJECTING to pay slavery reparations
Keir Starmer's rejection of slavery reparations has sparked controversy within the Labour Party, as noted by author Krish Kandiah. He criticized the government's stance, suggesting it has alienated potential supporters, while Starmer emphasized prioritizing current issues over historical reparations.
The debate highlights differing perspectives on financial responsibility and the legacy of the transatlantic slave trade. Critics argue that the focus should remain on addressing present-day challenges rather than engaging in lengthy discussions about past injustices.
Fox News: DC gears up for presidential inauguration as tourism industry braces for surge in visitors
Preparations are underway in Washington, D.C., for the upcoming presidential inauguration on January 20, 2025. Hotels, restaurants, and attractions are creating special packages and events to accommodate the expected influx of visitors, as public participation has been limited since 2017.
Travel advisers recommend booking accommodations early, ideally near Capitol Hill, due to anticipated high demand and potential transportation challenges. The inauguration is viewed as a historic event that unites attendees in celebration of democracy.
Fox News: Trump, Harris neck and neck in battleground states Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina
Former President Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are in a tight race in key swing states, with recent Marist polls showing Trump slightly ahead in Arizona and North Carolina, while both candidates are tied in Georgia. Nationally, Harris has a 5-point lead, but Trump is gaining ground.
Polling indicates that voter turnout will be crucial, as both candidates are within the margin of error. Harris has a significant fundraising advantage, raising over $221 million in September compared to Trump's $63 million.
#military
Fox News: US must weigh 'military action against' North Korean forces if invading Ukraine: House intel chair Turner
Rep. Mike Turner stated that if North Korean troops invade Ukraine, the U.S. should consider military action against them. He noted that North Korean soldiers have been deployed to Russia for training, raising concerns about their potential involvement in the Ukraine conflict.
Turner also argued that if North Korean forces attack Ukraine from Russian territory, Ukraine should be allowed to use U.S. weapons for retaliation. This development highlights the escalating nature of the conflict and the alliances forming around it.
The Federalist: Harris Projects The Left's Military Takeover On Trump
Kamala Harris accused Donald Trump of attempting to politicize the military, claiming he desires loyalty to himself rather than the Constitution. Her statements reference a controversial article that alleges Trump made disparaging comments about military leaders.
The Biden-Harris administration has implemented policies promoting diversity and equity within the military, which critics argue reflect a Marxist ideology. Concerns about punitive measures against dissenting service members have also been raised.
#sports
GB News: Carl Froch wants Tyson Fury to enforce ban ahead of Oleksandr Usyk rematch - 'They don't need him there'
Carl Froch suggests Tyson Fury should exclude his father, John Fury, from the upcoming rematch against Oleksandr Usyk. John faced criticism for his actions and advice during the first fight, which Fury lost by split decision.
Fury expressed confidence in learning from the previous bout and emphasized the importance of relying on his experienced trainers for the rematch.