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24 Oct 2024
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Breitbart: Van Jones: Harris Had Needless 'Evasions' During CNN Town Hall, 'Word Salad Stuff' Is Annoying
Van Jones criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for evading questions during a CNN town hall, expressing frustration with her communication style. However, he acknowledged her genuine concern for public issues and belief in her commitment to helping people.
He also pointed out a double standard in how Harris and former President Trump are perceived, noting that while Harris may struggle with articulation, she focuses on policy, unlike Trump.
Forbes: North Carolina 2024 Trump-Harris Polls: Trump Leads By About 1 Point In 2 New Surveys—A Near-Tie
Vice President Kamala Harris is competing closely with former President Donald Trump in North Carolina, with recent polls showing them nearly tied. Trump holds a slight lead in several surveys, while Harris's chances of winning the state are bolstered by demographic shifts toward Democratic-leaning voters.
North Carolina's electoral votes are crucial, and winning the state significantly enhances a candidate's chances in the presidential race. Despite its shifting demographics, Republicans maintain legislative control, complicating the political landscape.
Forbes: Georgia 2024 Trump-Harris Polls: New Poll Shows Dead Heat—As GOP Aims To Reclaim State
Recent polls show a competitive race in Georgia between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, with varying results. A Marist poll indicates a tie at 49%, while other polls show Trump with slight leads or Harris ahead, reflecting the state's status as a battleground.
Georgia's political landscape has shifted to a swing state, influenced by demographic changes, particularly in the Atlanta metro area. The outcome in Georgia is critical for both candidates as they vie for electoral votes in the 2024 presidential election.
Fox News: Black Philly voter was 'deeply offended' by Obama shaming Black men into supporting Harris: 'Disgusting'
Former President Obama faced criticism from Pennsylvania voters for urging Black men to support Vice President Kamala Harris in the election. Chad Fain expressed that Obama's comments felt offensive and patronizing, suggesting a demand for loyalty rather than genuine support.
Another voter, Anthony Phillips, defended the need for Black men to support Black women, emphasizing mutual respect in their community. The discussion highlighted tensions surrounding race and political allegiance within the Black community.
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GB News: Rachel Reeves could impose driving restrictions on elderly motorists in upcoming Budget with £85 test
Rachel Reeves is being urged to consider new restrictions for elderly drivers in the UK Budget to enhance road safety. IAM RoadSmart proposed a pilot scheme for mature driver assessments, addressing rising fatalities among drivers over 70.
The initiative aims to identify unsafe drivers and reassure those fit to drive, alongside broader recommendations for improving road safety and reducing costs for motorists.
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Oct. 24: Day 384 – An IDF rabbi weighs in on marking a difficult Simhat Torah
The Times of Israel's Daily Briefing features Rabbi Avi Poupko discussing Simhat Torah, a holiday now overshadowed by last year's Hamas massacre and hostage crisis. He reflects on Jewish resilience amid tragedy while serving in the IDF along the northern border.
For updates, listeners are encouraged to check the ongoing live blog.
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Forbes: A ‘Halloween Comet’ Could Be Visible Tonight—Here’s How To See It
The ATLAS comet, discovered on September 27, is expected to be visible to the naked eye starting October 24, with a chance of daytime visibility if it survives its approach to the sun. It may be a fragment of the Great Comet of 1106 and originates from the Oort Cloud.
Observers should look toward the east and southeast for the best view, ideally using binoculars or a telescope at night. If it does not disintegrate, the comet may remain visible until December 19.