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24 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: BATTLEGROUND SERIES: Key swing state's 6 electoral votes hinge on candidate performances in this county
Clark County, Nevada, is pivotal for the 2024 presidential election, with a significant number of independent voters. Recent polls show Trump slightly ahead of Harris, with early voting indicating strong Republican turnout.
Housing costs and the economy are key issues for voters, with both parties vying for support from union workers and the Hispanic community. The outcome in Clark County will heavily influence the state's electoral votes.
Forbes: Election 2024 Swing State Polls: Trump Leads Harris In North Carolina And Arizona, Tie In Georgia (Updated)
The race between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris in key swing states is highly competitive, with polls showing a near tie in Georgia and narrow leads for Trump in North Carolina and Arizona. Harris shows stronger support in Michigan and Pennsylvania.
Overall, Harris holds a slight edge in national polling averages, while the dynamics shifted significantly after Biden's withdrawal from the race. The contest remains fluid as both candidates vie for crucial battleground states.
The Economist: Angela who? Merkel’s legacy looks increasingly terrible
Angela Merkel's lengthy tenure as German Chancellor is increasingly viewed negatively, with criticisms of her lack of reforms impacting Germany and Europe. In contrast, Margaret Thatcher, despite her controversial exit, is remembered more favorably in British politics.
The evolving perceptions of their legacies highlight the differing political landscapes in Germany and the UK. Merkel's popularity during her time in office is now overshadowed by the challenges faced by her successors.
Breitbart: Mayra Guillén Slams Bogus Story Claiming Trump Disrespected Her Family
Mayra Guillén criticized The Atlantic for a piece alleging that Donald Trump disrespected her sister, Vanessa, a slain soldier. She called the article a "lie" and claimed the reporter misled her about its content, which focused on Trump rather than her sister's legacy.
Guillén expressed her disappointment, stating that the article brought back painful memories and tarnished her sister's image. She revealed her support for Trump, emphasizing that her family had only experienced respect from him.
Forbes: North Carolina 2024 Trump-Harris Polls: Trump Leads By 2 Points In New Survey
Vice President Kamala Harris is competing closely with former President Donald Trump in North Carolina, a state that has shifted leftward. Recent polls show Trump with a slight edge, but the race is highly competitive, with implications for the 2024 presidential election.
Harris's chances of winning North Carolina are bolstered by demographic changes, including an increase in educated voters. The state has 16 electoral votes, and winning it could significantly impact the overall election outcome.
Forbes: How Courts Are Impacting 2024 Election: Pennsylvania Supreme Court Shuts Down RNC Effort To Disqualify Voters
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that voters whose mail-in ballots are rejected can cast provisional ballots, amid a surge of lawsuits regarding voting practices before the upcoming election. Similar legal challenges are occurring across multiple states, affecting voter access and election procedures.
As Election Day approaches, both parties are preparing for potential post-election litigation, with Republicans focusing on election integrity and Democrats accusing them of attempting to undermine the electoral process. The legal landscape remains contentious, with numerous cases pending.
Breitbart: Axelrod: Harris Gives a 'Kind of' 'Word Salad' 'When She Doesn't Want to Answer a Question' Like on Israel
David Axelrod critiqued Vice President Kamala Harris's performance during a CNN town hall, noting her tendency to avoid direct answers, particularly regarding Israel. While he acknowledged her strong points on abortion rights and long-term care, he expressed concern over her evasiveness on key issues.
Axelrod highlighted the importance of addressing concerns about the administration's policies and praised Harris's focus on a "to-do list" for future actions. He emphasized the need for candidates to clarify their motivations and commitment to impactful policies.
#society
Breitbart: Ireland Passes Hate Crime Legislation with Redefinition of Gender
The Irish parliament has passed hate crime legislation that redefines gender based on transgender ideology, allowing for increased prison sentences for crimes motivated by hate. The law includes various "protected characteristics" such as gender and sexual orientation.
Justice Minister Helen McEntee supports the legislation, emphasizing the need to protect vulnerable communities, while critics argue it undermines equality before the law. The bill also lays the groundwork for future hate speech restrictions.
Forbes: British Royals Plans Balmoral Wedding Venue—What To Know About The Estate (Photos)
The British royal family has submitted plans to Aberdeenshire Council to convert the Queen's Building at Balmoral Castle into a wedding venue for up to 300 guests. The application includes provisions for events, live performances, and late-night alcohol service.
This initiative aligns with King Charles's efforts to increase public access to Balmoral, which has been open for tours for the first time in over 170 years. The estate, purchased by Queen Victoria in the 1850s, covers over 50,000 acres.
GB News: Ex-police marksman says 'there is more to be done' to protect officers
Former firearms officer Tony Long advocates for enhanced protection for police officers, citing recent high-profile cases. He acknowledges the importance of officer anonymity but stresses that further measures are necessary for their safety and accountability.
Long's remarks follow the acquittal of Sergeant Martyn Blake in the murder case of Chris Kaba, prompting renewed discussions on the challenges faced by armed police.
The Economist: The world’s most improbable smash-hit cooking show
The cooking show "Country Life Vlog" has gained immense popularity, amassing nearly 7 million subscribers and 2 billion views. Its simple, tranquil content offers viewers a nostalgic escape into rural life, focusing on traditional cooking and agricultural practices.
In contrast, political dynamics in Europe reveal challenges, such as Germany's stagnation under Angela Merkel's long tenure and rising populism. Additionally, the war in Ukraine continues to draw foreign fighters, while Moldova's president faces pressure from Russia ahead of critical elections.
The Federalist: At Illinois K-5 School, Librarian Stages Public Gender Transition
An Illinois elementary school’s library director publicly transitioned to identify as female, prompting significant parental backlash and protests. Many parents expressed concerns about the impact on young children and the school's handling of the situation.
The controversy highlights tensions over educational policies related to gender identity, with some parents withdrawing their children from the school. The district's response has been criticized for prioritizing the librarian's identity over students' well-being.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: British deputy ambassador clashes with Russian ‘journalists’ in Moscow
Britain has condemned Russia for an incident involving its deputy ambassador, Tom Dodd, who was confronted by a crowd at Moscow's Vnukovo airport. The British Foreign Office described the event as part of a troubling pattern of intimidation against UK diplomats.
Footage showed Dodd reacting to the crowd, which included individuals accusing him of being involved in anti-Russian actions. The UK government reiterated that such intimidation would not deter its diplomatic efforts.
#health
Breitbart: Taxpayer-Funded Doctor Studies Puberty Blockers on 'Trans Kids' but Hides Results
A doctor has acknowledged withholding a $10 million NIH-funded study that found no mental health benefits from puberty blockers in transgender children. The delay in publication was attributed to concerns about political backlash, despite calls from other researchers to release the findings.
Critics argue that withholding the data contradicts scientific principles and hinders understanding of treatments for gender-questioning youth. The study's lead researcher expressed a desire to ensure the information is presented clearly before publication.
#crime
GB News: 'They told us that there was going to be no violent prisoners released early,' says Adam Brooks
Adam Brooks criticized the early release of Isaac Donkoh, a drill rapper known as 'Young Dizz', who was freed under Labour's prison release scheme. Donkoh, labeled a "serious gangster" by Brooks, served five years of a 12.5-year sentence for kidnapping and torturing a teenager.