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#illegals
GB News: Channel migrant crossings set to SURPASS 2023 total within DAYS
UK authorities anticipate a surge in migrant crossings in the Channel, with numbers expected to surpass last year's total within 48 hours. Recent reports indicate over 29,000 arrivals this year, with several boats arriving daily, despite dangerous conditions.
The Home Office emphasizes the risks posed by people-smuggling gangs, which have led to record migrant deaths this year. The new Labour Government has pledged to combat these gangs and improve border security, yet crossings continue unabated.
#politics
Le Monde: Paul Watson, speaking from his Greenland prison: 'I want France to be our home'
Paul Watson, the founder of Sea Shepherd, remains in Greenlandic prison until at least November 13, 2024, while awaiting an extradition decision from Japan related to a 2010 incident involving a whaling operation. He has been detained for four months since his arrest on July 21.
Watson has requested political asylum in France and expressed a desire for the country to be his home. The French government has not yet made a decision regarding his citizenship request.
The Federalist: Lawmakers To Subpoena On Alleged ActBlue Election Scheme
U.S. Senator Ron Johnson has raised concerns about alleged money-laundering schemes involving the Democratic donation platform ActBlue, suggesting that foreign actors may be making fraudulent contributions to influence U.S. elections. He and Rep. Bryan Steil have requested investigations and briefings from federal agencies.
A lawsuit filed by Wisconsin strategist Mark Block claims his identity was used for numerous unauthorized donations to Democratic campaigns, raising alarms about potential election interference. Johnson plans to pursue further inquiries if Republicans regain control of Congress.
Fox News: CBS hits back at Trump's legal threat citing First Amendment rights: 'We decline' to release full transcript
CBS News rejected former President Trump's legal threat regarding its "60 Minutes" interview with Vice President Kamala Harris, asserting First Amendment protections. Trump's attorney demanded the full transcript, claiming CBS distorted the interview, which CBS denied, stating the editing was for time constraints.
The controversy arose from differing versions of Harris's responses in the interview, leading to accusations of misleading editing. CBS maintained that the edits were not intended to misrepresent Harris and stood by its editorial decisions.
The Federalist: Debunked Hit Piece Gives Kamala Pretext To Justify Violence
Vice President Kamala Harris, citing a controversial Atlantic article, warned that a second Trump presidency could lead to a dictatorial regime akin to Hitler's. She claimed Trump poses a threat to democracy, suggesting he would target judges and journalists.
Critics argue that Harris's remarks are based on discredited claims and serve as election interference, with accusations of exploiting past incidents for political gain. The rhetoric has been described as a desperate tactic in a failing campaign.
Fox News: Competitive Virginia House race tied as Republican incumbent battles challenger
In Virginia's 2nd Congressional District, a recent poll shows Republican Rep. Jen Kiggans leading Democratic challenger Missy Cotter Smasal by just 1 point, a significant tightening from a 5-point lead in mid-September. The district, known for its military population, is crucial for both parties in the upcoming elections.
While Kiggans is favored on military issues, Smasal has an advantage on reproductive rights. The district has fluctuated between parties in recent years, and its leanings have shifted right after redistricting.
The Federalist: Walz Isn’t Just A Liar, He’s America’s Worst Governor
Tim Walz, the vice presidential nominee, has faced criticism for his history of dishonesty and poor governance as Minnesota's governor. His administration has been marked by economic stagnation, rampant fraud, and rising crime rates, raising concerns about his suitability for higher office.
Under Walz, Minnesota's economic growth has lagged, with significant increases in government spending and a notable fraud scandal involving federal aid. The state's educational performance and public safety have also deteriorated, prompting fears about his potential impact on the nation.
Forbes: Arizona 2024 Trump-Harris Polls: Race Virtually Tied In 2 New Surveys
Polls in Arizona show a tight race between former President Trump and Vice President Harris, with Trump leading by one point in a Marist poll while Harris has a slight edge in a Bloomberg poll. Key issues include immigration and abortion, which will influence voter decisions.
Arizona voters will decide on measures related to abortion rights and immigration enforcement, critical factors that could sway the election. Trump aims to capitalize on immigration concerns, while Harris hopes the abortion initiative will resonate with voters.
#society
GB News: Motorhome and caravan ban launched in major region preventing thousands of drivers from parking for 18 months
A new motorhome and caravan ban in North Yorkshire prohibits overnight parking from 11 PM to 7 AM for at least 18 months, affecting popular coastal areas. The decision follows resident complaints about congestion and safety concerns related to extended stays.
While aimed at reducing disruptions, the ban has sparked a petition from local businesses fearing a decline in tourism. The council will assess public feedback during the trial period to determine the ban's future.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Macron and the dangers of 'bluster' diplomacy
Michel Barnier advised his ministers to adopt a modest approach, contrasting with President Macron's more performative style. Macron faces challenges in foreign policy, having experienced setbacks with leaders like Trump and Putin, while also navigating domestic political difficulties.
Despite recent legislative defeats, Macron is increasing his international engagements, including attendance at the UN General Assembly and upcoming visits to Morocco and Brazil, as he seeks to redefine France's role on the global stage.
#economy
Forbes: Harris Vs. Trump On The Economy: Trump Takes Lead In Latest Poll
Recent polling indicates that Americans slightly prefer Donald Trump over Kamala Harris as the stronger candidate to lead the economy, with 44% favoring Trump compared to 43% for Harris. This marks a shift from a previous poll where Harris held a slight lead.
Despite a competitive landscape on various economic issues, Trump is perceived as more favorable for personal financial improvement. A significant 45% believe Trump would leave them better off financially, while only 37% feel the same about Harris.
Fox News: Walmart's October sales offer deals on clothes, tech, furniture and more
Walmart is offering significant discounts on a variety of products as the holiday season approaches. Deals include furniture, electronics, kitchen gadgets, and toys, making it a good time to shop for gifts or personal items.
Notable discounts include a sectional sofa for $798.99, a 65-inch Roku TV for $298, and a professional blow-dryer for $35.99. These sales aim to help customers avoid crowded stores during the busy shopping season.
#crime
Fox News: Texas teen arrested 3 months after Sonic manager shot and killed over fake money payment
A Texas teen, Adiah Roberson, 17, was arrested after allegedly shooting and killing Sonic manager Daniel Shrewsbury during a dispute over counterfeit money in July. Roberson, who was on the Texas "Top 10" Most Wanted list, faces charges of murder and forgery.
The incident escalated when Shrewsbury attempted to document Roberson's vehicle. Joshua Joseph, who was with her, threatened Shrewsbury before Roberson allegedly fired the fatal shot. Roberson's bond is set at $520,000, and she will be transferred to a jail in San Antonio.
#science
Forbes: Northern Lights Update: These States Could See Aurora Borealis Tonight
A section of the northern U.S. may experience the aurora borealis tonight, with a Kp index of four indicating bright visibility in states like Michigan, Minnesota, and Maine. Increased solar activity is expected to enhance auroral displays through the weekend.
NOAA advises viewing the lights away from urban light pollution between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. Local time. The current solar cycle has peaked, leading to more frequent and intense auroras.