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24 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard will seek to arrest political opponents as she faces eviction
Tiffany Henyard, the Democratic mayor of Dolton, Illinois, faces scrutiny for alleged misuse of taxpayer funds and has threatened to arrest political opponents criticizing her spending. She is also dealing with eviction proceedings for unpaid rent.
Henyard's financial management has drawn national attention, with investigations revealing significant spending discrepancies. Despite these controversies, she announced her intention to run for reelection.
Fox News: North Carolina voters will decide on amendment to explicitly bar noncitizens from voting in elections
Next month, North Carolina voters will decide on House Bill 1074, the "Citizen Only Voting" amendment, which seeks to amend the state constitution to specify that only U.S. citizens can vote in state elections. Proponents argue it will enhance election integrity amid immigration concerns.
Critics, however, view the amendment as unnecessary and discriminatory, potentially marginalizing immigrant communities. The debate continues as early voting is already underway in the state.
Fox News: Florida sues DOJ for blocking probe of Trump assassination attempt: Frustrated 'at every turn'
Florida is suing the Department of Justice, claiming it is obstructing the state's investigation into an assassination attempt on Donald Trump. Attorney General Ashley Moody argues that the DOJ's actions hinder Florida's ability to pursue state-level charges and conduct its own probe.
Moody emphasizes that federal agencies involved in prosecuting Trump should not lead the investigation into the assassination attempt, which she views as a violation of state law. The DOJ has stated it will cooperate with Florida's investigation.
The Economist: Politics
Hopes for a ceasefire in Gaza diminished following the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, who was killed in a clash with Israeli forces. Sinwar was a key figure behind the October 7 attacks that escalated the ongoing conflict.
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu stated that the war is not yet concluded.
GB News: Nigel Farage says Starmer 'can not show weakness' on slavery reparations - 'We must stand firm'
Nigel Farage has dismissed calls for slavery reparations, urging political leaders to stand firm against such demands. He warned that acknowledging reparations could lead to endless historical claims.
Farage also questioned the implications of reparations, pointing out the complexities of historical accountability.
Breitbart: Tom Fitton Warns Deep State Danger Escalating: ‘They Would Tear Down the Temple to Protect Themselves'
Judicial Watch has removed over four million non-citizens from voter registration rolls in the U.S. in the past four years. President Tom Fitton discusses concerns about election integrity, lawfare against Donald Trump, and the perceived rise of totalitarianism within the Democratic Party.
Fitton criticizes the Justice Department's actions regarding voter rolls and expresses doubts about upcoming election confidence. He warns that delayed results could indicate potential fraud, echoing concerns about the normalization of uncertainty in election outcomes.
Fox News: CNN panel critical of Kamala Harris' town hall performance: 'Word salad city'
CNN commentators criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for her responses during a town hall, describing them as "word salad" and evasive. They noted her failure to directly address questions on Israel and immigration, suggesting she missed opportunities to connect with voters.
While some praised her for engaging directly with the public, others felt she focused too much on attacking Donald Trump rather than outlining her own policies. Commentators emphasized the need for Harris to convey her personal connection to issues and provide clear answers to voter concerns.
#society
GB News: 20mph speed limits have 'significant impact' on accident rates amid plans for further law changes soon
Research indicates that the implementation of 20mph speed limits in Wales has led to a significant reduction in road collisions and casualties, with serious injuries down by 24% compared to the previous year. Despite criticism from motorists and the Welsh Conservatives, the data suggests a positive trend in road safety.
The Welsh government acknowledges that while these results are promising, further improvements are needed. The Conservatives argue that claims of success are premature and advocate for a more targeted approach to speed limits.
Fox News: World’s smallest inhabited island features a single home and tree
Just Room Enough Island, located in Alexandria Bay, New York, is recognized as the world's smallest inhabited island, measuring only 3,300 square feet. It features a single cottage and a tree, attracting tourists and offering a unique experience along the Saint Lawrence River.
Previously, Bishop Rock held the title of the smallest inhabited island until its lighthouse was automated. Other small islands include Sea Lion Island, known for its wildlife, and Dangar Island in Australia, home to around 300 residents.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Macron Announces 100 Million Euro French Aid Package for Lebanon
French President Emmanuel Macron announced a 100 million euro aid package for Lebanon during a conference aimed at raising 540 million euros for the country. He emphasized the need for a ceasefire amid ongoing conflict with Hezbollah and pledged support for the Lebanese army in line with UN resolution 1701.
The conference's effectiveness is hampered by the absence of key players like Iran and Israel, with limited US representation. Macron highlighted the urgency of diplomatic solutions and humanitarian aid to stabilize Lebanon, which faces significant humanitarian needs amid the conflict.
Breitbart: Austin: Israel Should Only Strike 'Military Targets', Not Iranian Nuclear, Oil Sites
During a recent Fox News interview, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin stated that the decision for Israel to strike Iran's nuclear sites or oil facilities rests with Israel. He emphasized that military strikes should target military objectives.
Austin's comments reflect the U.S. stance on Israel's autonomy in military operations while suggesting a focus on military targets.
Breitbart: Austin: 'Won't Comment' on if Netanyahu Is Reliable Ally
In a recent Fox News interview, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin emphasized the strong partnership between the U.S. and Israel, reaffirming support for Israel's right to self-defense. He noted concerns over civilian casualties in Gaza and Lebanon but highlighted the complexities posed by Hamas and Hezbollah.
Austin declined to label Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu as a reliable ally but reiterated the commitment to collaboration while stressing the importance of minimizing civilian harm during military operations.
#economy
Forbes: The Most Valuable NBA Teams 2024
The Golden State Warriors are valued at $8.8 billion, making them the most valuable NBA team for the third consecutive year. The NBA is experiencing record revenues, with $13 billion generated in the 2023-24 season, and new media deals are expected to significantly increase this figure.
Team values across the league are rising, averaging $4.4 billion, with several franchises worth over $5 billion. The NBA's financial growth is driven by new media contracts and increased attendance and sponsorships.
The Economist: Business
This week's business highlights include key market trends and economic forecasts, reflecting ongoing shifts in global trade and investment patterns. Analysts are monitoring the impacts of geopolitical tensions on various sectors.
The report emphasizes the importance of adapting to these changes for sustained growth. Companies are urged to innovate and reassess strategies in response to evolving market conditions.
#science
Le Monde: Insect population collapse is grossly underestimated by high-profile work
A study by ecologists Laurence Gaume and Marion Desquilbet reveals significant errors in the InsectChange database, which is used to estimate global insect population trends. Their analysis found 553 issues across nearly all datasets, suggesting a serious underestimation of insect decline.
This research, published in Peer Community Journal, raises concerns about the integrity of scientific data and the practices of major journals, emphasizing the need for accurate information to inform public understanding and policy.
#technology
Fox News: Verizon shutting down its Message+ app. So what do you do now?
Verizon's messaging app, Message+, will shut down on November 7, 2024, due to the adoption of the Rich Communication Services (RCS) protocol. Users are advised to transition to Google Messages or other alternatives as the app will no longer be available for download or use.
The shutdown is part of Verizon's effort to enhance messaging experiences, as RCS offers features like high-resolution media sharing and read receipts. Users should remain cautious of potential scams during the transition to new messaging platforms.