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25 Oct 2023
#politics
Fox News: New report unmasks true costs of electric vehicle mandates: 'Remain more expensive'
A recent analysis by the Texas Public Policy Foundation reveals that electric vehicles (EVs) would cost significantly more without taxpayer-funded incentives. The report states that the average 2021 EV would cost an additional $48,698 to own over a 10-year period without the $22 billion in government subsidies. Despite these incentives, EVs have not gained widespread popularity due to their higher cost. This report challenges the Biden administration's goal of achieving 100% EVs by 2040.
Fox News: Republicans exude optimism as fourth speaker candidate heads to the House floor
House Republicans rallied behind GOP Conference Vice Chair Mike Johnson, R-La., who was chosen as the new speaker-designate after several failed attempts. Johnson's leadership was praised by fellow Republicans, who believed he had qualities lacking in Washington. Although some lawmakers were absent, House Republicans were confident in their unity and determined to move forward.
Fox News: Sununu, teaming up with DeSantis, says GOP presidential nomination race 'is wide open'
Former President Donald Trump is the leading contender for the 2024 Republican nomination, but New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu believes the race in his state is wide open. Sununu has been campaigning with several Republican candidates, including Ron DeSantis, who has recently been surpassed by Nikki Haley in some polls. The race for the nomination is still far from decided, with voters not expected to make their decisions until later this year or early 2024.
#society
Fox News: Israeli official says war is ‘moment of reckoning' for colleges that don't unequivocally denounce terrorism
Support for Hamas' attacks against Israel is causing a "moment of reckoning" for universities in the U.S., according to Israel's special envoy for combating antisemitism. The envoy argues that colleges and elected officials should not enable moral ambiguity and should instead take a clear stance against terrorism. Protests have erupted both for and against Israel on college campuses, and the envoy argues that universities have become breeding grounds for the demonization of Jewish students and Israel. This situation reveals a deep-rooted problem of antisemitism on campuses.
#war
Le Monde: Democratic debate, a virtue in wartorn Ukraine
Amidst Ukraine's ongoing conflict and the turmoil in the Middle East, public debate and dissent on the government's decisions has emerged. In Odesa, mothers and spouses of fallen soldiers protest against the mayor's allocation of funds for non-war-related projects. They demand a focus on the ongoing war effort and have garnered support nationwide. This freedom of discussion challenges the official narrative and reflects the need for Ukraine to adapt to democratic norms.
The Telegraph: Politics latest news: Illegal migrants placing ‘unbearable pressure’ on housing, says Robert Jenrick
The UK's immigration minister, Robert Jenrick, has expressed concerns about the high levels of illegal migration, stating that it is putting immense pressure on the country's housing, public services, and community cohesion. In response, the government plans to close 50 asylum hotels in the next three months and take further action to deter illegal migrants.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Humanitarian helping traumatized children was warned too dangerous to visit Gaza: 'Absolutely backwards'
A Marine veteran leading a Christian nonprofit was warned against visiting children in Gaza due to the risk of kidnapping or death from terrorists. Despite wanting to bring comfort to traumatized Palestinian children, the veteran was told it was too dangerous. He witnessed the violence and destruction brought upon innocent people and emphasized the need for peace.
Fox News: Reagan's Grenada response has lessons for Biden, but Israel-Gaza threat is more complicated: expert
President Biden can find inspiration from President Reagan's decision to intervene in Grenada and protect American lives, despite key differences between the situations. Reagan acted in response to concerns about Cuban and Soviet involvement in the Caribbean, and the safety of American students. The operation was successful, leading to stability and free elections in Grenada.
Biden, facing pressure to retrieve American hostages from Hamas, emphasizes diplomatic negotiations to avoid broad conflict. He can learn important lessons from Reagan's intervention in Grenada. However, the current situation involving Israel and Hamas is more complex, with a massive military buildup in the region. Every effort is being made to exhaust diplomatic means before considering military action.
#health
Fox News: Surgeons give update on patient a month after experimental pig heart transplant: ‘Now I have hope’
A Maryland man underwent an experimental pig heart transplant and is doing well with no signs of rejection. The patient, Lawrence Faucette, had end-stage heart disease and was ineligible for a traditional human heart transplant. The surgery, which involved knocking out three genes in the pig's heart to prevent rejection, was granted emergency approval by the FDA.
#crime
Fox News: New Jersey judge, whose son was killed in targeted attack, calls for change after Maryland judge's murder
A federal judge in New Jersey is calling for increased protections for judges after a Maryland circuit court judge was shot and killed in what appears to be a targeted attack. The suspect is still at large. The New Jersey judge, who lost her son in a similar incident, believes that all states should have laws to protect judges.
Fox News: 65-year-old woman attacked by madman blasts NYC leaders after suspect strikes again
A 65-year-old woman in New York was attacked twice by the same man at different train stations, but the incidents were not taken seriously by authorities. The man, Sabir Jones, is suspected of shoving a woman into a moving subway train, causing severe injuries. The first victim believes that if her assault had been properly investigated, the second victim may not have been attacked.
Fox News: Slain synagogue leader Samantha Woll's final hours at Detroit wedding: 'She was happy, having fun'
Beloved Jewish leader Samantha Woll was found stabbed to death after attending a wedding in Detroit. Police confirmed it was not a hate crime and are investigating the wedding as her last location. Woll was known for her positive attitude and active involvement in promoting positive relationships between Jewish and Muslim communities.