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#politics
The Federalist: Harris' Favorability Plummets Two Weeks Before Election Day
As Election Day approaches, Vice President Kamala Harris faces declining favorability ratings, with a net-negative score of over 2.5%. Polls show her trailing former President Donald Trump, who has improved approval ratings, while Harris's job performance rating is at its lowest.
Harris's campaign has shifted from a positive message to framing the opposition as a threat to democracy. She plans to deliver her closing argument in a location significant to Trump, aiming to portray him as an extremist.
Le Monde: 'Washington Post' announces will not endorse Harris or Trump in US election
The Washington Post announced it will not endorse any candidate in the upcoming presidential election, marking a return to its earlier practice of neutrality. This decision comes amid a highly polarized political climate and follows similar moves by other major newspapers.
Critics, including former executive editor Marty Baron, have condemned the decision as cowardly, suggesting it undermines democracy. The Post's CEO defended the choice, emphasizing the importance of providing non-partisan news to readers.
Fox News: Trump on track for 'narrow landslide' victory, Kellyanne Conway predicts
With less than two weeks until the election, former President Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are in a tight race, currently polling at 48% each. Kellyanne Conway predicts Trump may achieve a "narrow landslide" by winning key swing states.
Recent polls show a shift in momentum, with Trump gaining ground compared to his standing in previous elections. Conway's analysis suggests that Trump could secure victory by narrowly winning several battleground states.
GB News: Pensioner who relies on singular heater details his struggle after winter fuel cuts
A County Durham pensioner regrets voting for Labour due to the removal of the Winter Fuel Payment, which has affected many elderly citizens. Upcoming budget announcements may further impact pensioners, with potential cuts to tax-free pension withdrawals.
The Western Journal: Censorship? Only Weeks Before Election Day, Facebook Disables Journalists' Accounts
Facebook has disabled the accounts of several journalists, including IJR Managing Editor Madison Summers, just weeks before the 2024 election. This follows a pattern of account bans, particularly affecting conservative voices, raising concerns about censorship.
Meta has not clarified the reasons behind these bans, despite previous claims of limiting election-related censorship. The impact on media outlets and the broader discourse remains uncertain.
Breitbart: Brzezinski: Trump Is 'Killing Us,' Women Have Died Already
Mika Brzezinski, co-host of MSNBC’s Morning Joe, criticized President Trump, claiming his Supreme Court appointees are endangering women's reproductive health by overturning Roe v. Wade. She argued that this situation is causing fear among women regarding childbirth and health risks.
Brzezinski emphasized the seriousness of the issue, suggesting that some women have already suffered consequences. She expressed concern about the future implications of Trump's policies for women in America.
Fox News: Harris silent after GOP leaders say 'fascist' rhetoric 'risks inviting' another Trump assassination attempt
Republican leaders have called on Vice President Kamala Harris to stop using what they describe as "dangerous rhetoric," particularly her labeling of former President Donald Trump as a "fascist." They expressed concern that such language could incite violence, especially in light of recent assassination attempts against Trump.
Harris has maintained her stance, citing comments from Trump's former chief of staff that align with her views. The Republican leaders argue that her rhetoric escalates political tensions and risks further violence, contradicting previous calls for civility from President Biden.
Forbes: House And Senate Fundraising Battle: Democrats Narrowly Outraise GOP In Fight For Congress
Democrats currently hold a slight fundraising advantage over Republicans as of mid-October, raising $1.7 billion compared to the GOP's $1.4 billion. Individual Democratic Senate candidates have also outperformed their Republican counterparts in key races, despite some Republicans having more cash on hand.
The Democratic National Committee has raised $538.8 million, surpassing the Republican National Committee's $390.2 million. Fundraising dynamics are critical as both parties vie for control of Congress, with polls indicating a nearly even split in voter preference.
Breitbart: CNN's Phillip: Harris' 'Gouging' Plan 'Does Not Address the Actual Price of Groceries'
On CNN NewsNight, Abby Phillip criticized Vice President Kamala Harris' price gouging plan, stating it fails to address grocery prices effectively. She noted that while Donald Trump lacks detailed policy proposals, he is clear on immigration issues.
Entrepreneur Kevin O’Leary likened Harris' plan to Soviet price controls, a sentiment echoed by CNN's Catherine Rampell, who agreed with the criticism and mentioned that Harris has since modified her proposal.
#society
Le Monde: Guadeloupe suffers power outage blamed on striking staff
Guadeloupe experienced a complete power outage on October 25 due to a strike by workers at the local thermal power station. Authorities expect to restore electricity for the 230,000 affected households by the afternoon, with police and government mobilizing resources to address the situation.
The labor dispute over pay between the CGT union and EDF has led to significant disruptions in daily life, affecting businesses and emergency services. Residents are facing shortages, and critical operations at hospitals are being maintained with backup generators.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: British man admits torching Ukrainian businesses for Wagner – but denies spying for Russia
A British man, Dylan Earl, pleaded guilty to setting fire to a Ukrainian business in London while affiliated with the Russian Wagner Group. He is the first to be convicted under the UK's National Security Act, facing charges of arson and preparing an act of serious violence.
Earl's actions targeted Ukrainian-linked businesses and involved reconnaissance for the Wagner Group. He remains in custody pending sentencing, while several co-defendants face trial next year.
Times Of Israel: One of 3 judges weighing ICC request to charge Netanyahu, Gallant replaced
The International Criminal Court has replaced Judge Iulia Motoc with Judge Beti Hohler in the case concerning arrest warrants for Israeli leaders Netanyahu and Gallant, due to Motoc's medical issues. This change may delay the court's decision on the prosecutor's request.
Accusations against ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan of misconduct have surfaced, which he denies. The court's request for warrants follows allegations of war crimes related to the ongoing conflict in Gaza, with significant casualties reported on both sides.
#military
The Western Journal: North Korean Soldiers Now Considered 'Fair Game'
The U.S. has confirmed that 3,000 North Korean troops are aiding Russia in the Ukraine conflict, with White House officials stating they are "fair game" for Ukrainian forces. North Korea reportedly pledged over 10,000 soldiers to support Russia.
This situation highlights the escalating global tensions and the perceived failures of U.S. foreign policy under President Biden. The involvement of North Korean troops complicates the conflict further, indicating a shift towards military engagement rather than diplomacy.
#culture
GB News: Archaeology breakthrough as erotic frescoes highlight Romans' saucy secrets
Archaeologists in Pompeii have discovered new frescoes in the "House of the Chaste Lovers," revealing insights into ancient Roman eroticism. The findings include depictions of a satyr with a nymph and a representation of Phaedra from Greek mythology.
These discoveries contribute to a broader understanding of Pompeii's sexual imagery, with previous excavations uncovering similar artworks. The site reflects changing social dynamics in Roman society, as evidenced by its unique architectural features.
#health
Le Monde: Gaza ministry says Israeli forces detain hundreds at hospital
Israeli forces conducted a raid on Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza, detaining hundreds of patients, medical staff, and displaced individuals. The hospital, the last functioning facility in the area, is struggling with severe shortages and has lost contact with the World Health Organization.
The situation is described as chaotic, with many seeking refuge in the hospital amid ongoing bombardments. Hamas condemned the raid as a war crime, while the Israeli military stated it was targeting terrorist infrastructure.