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25 Oct 2024
#politics
The Telegraph: What is the Electoral College and how does it work?
In 2016, Donald Trump became president despite losing the popular vote to Hillary Clinton, marking the fifth instance in U.S. history of this occurring. The Electoral College, established in 1787, allows electors to choose the president based on state populations.
Efforts to reform or abolish the Electoral College have been ongoing, with notable attempts dating back to 1802. Despite support for amendments, none have successfully passed due to the requirement for a two-thirds majority in the Senate.
Times Of Israel: Abbas treads tightrope as PA cracks down on terror groups in the West Bank
In Tubas, the Palestinian Authority is intensifying efforts to combat local terror groups like Hamas and PIJ, aiming to demonstrate its capability to govern and maintain order amid ongoing Israeli operations. This move is seen as a response to public concerns over lawlessness and an attempt to regain influence in the region.
Despite these efforts, the PA faces significant challenges, including internal dissent and a lack of popular support, with many Palestinians favoring Hamas over Abbas’s Fatah. The situation underscores the PA's precarious position in the West Bank amidst heightened tensions and violence.
Breitbart: NYT's Nate Cohn: Donald Trump Could Win Popular Vote
Donald Trump may win both the popular and Electoral College votes in the upcoming election, as recent polls indicate he has a slight national lead. Factors contributing to this momentum include low voter sentiment regarding the country's direction and President Biden's low approval rating.
Despite this, Trump faces significant opposition from various political and media entities. GOP strategists emphasize the need for grassroots efforts to secure votes and maintain election integrity in the face of challenges.
Fox News: 12 Dems join GOP lawmakers to threaten UN funding over 'ongoing hostility' to Israel
Over 100 bipartisan House lawmakers warned the UN that U.S. financial support could be jeopardized if it retaliates against Israel amid the ongoing conflict with Hamas. They expressed outrage over recent UNGA resolutions perceived as undermining Israel's status and right to self-defense.
The letter, led by Reps. Mike Lawler and Jared Moskowitz, emphasizes Congress's commitment to Israel, criticizing the UN for actions seen as hostile. This stance reflects ongoing support for Israel despite increasing scrutiny from some Democrats regarding the humanitarian impact of military actions in Gaza.
The Western Journal: Campaigning with Liz Cheney Appears to Backfire on Kamala Harris in Battleground State
Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign appearance with Liz Cheney in Michigan has drawn criticism from local Muslim leaders. They argue that Cheney's association with the Iraq War and her family's legacy is offensive, making Harris's outreach seem insincere.
The backlash highlights disappointment within the Arab-American community, who feel alienated by the partnership. Critics assert that this move could harm Harris's support in a key demographic ahead of the election.
Fox News: Harris praises pro-Farrakhan pastor who said gay people should feel 'uncomfortable' in their 'sin'
Vice President Kamala Harris visited New Birth Missionary Baptist Church, led by Pastor Jamal H. Bryant, where she praised his leadership and the congregation's accomplishments. Bryant, known for his controversial views, has a history of supporting Louis Farrakhan and criticizing the LGBTQ+ community.
Harris's attendance at the church, along with her long-standing support for gay rights, raises questions about potential conflicts in her campaign messaging. She also acknowledged her mentor, Rev. Amos Brown, who has faced backlash for his past comments.
Breitbart: Nolte: Donald Trump Surges to National Lead in New York Times Poll
A recent NY Times/Sienna poll shows Donald Trump leading Kamala Harris by one point, marking a significant shift from earlier polls where he trailed. The race is tight, with both candidates tied in favorability and Trump gaining momentum in swing states and early voting.
Polling data indicates a close national race, with several polls showing Trump ahead or tied. The dynamics suggest a potential electoral college scenario where Harris could win despite losing the popular vote, highlighting the unpredictable nature of the upcoming election.
Fox News: Ohio judge strikes down state's 6-week abortion ban as unconstitutional
An Ohio judge has issued a permanent injunction against the state's six-week abortion law, citing a recent constitutional amendment that protects abortion rights. The ruling follows a legal challenge by the ACLU and Planned Parenthood against the 2019 law.
The judge emphasized that parts of the law were unconstitutional and that upholding any provisions would still impose burdens on patients seeking abortions. The state now has 30 days to consider its next steps.
Breitbart: Undecided PA Voters Say Harris's 'Fascist' Messaging Is Not Persuasive
A focus group of eight undecided Pennsylvania voters found Vice President Kamala Harris's closing message, labeling former President Trump as a "fascist," unpersuasive and counterproductive. Participants expressed frustration with hyperbolic rhetoric and felt it detracted from meaningful discourse.
Voters indicated that such messaging could push them toward Trump, criticizing the constant comparisons to historical figures like Hitler. They deemed Harris's approach as desperate and not reflective of a unifying campaign strategy.
The Western Journal: 'I Was Deeply Offended': Voter Tears Obama Apart in Front of MSNBC Host, Slams Ex-President for Scolding Black Men
Former President Obama’s recent comments aimed at encouraging black male voters to support Vice President Kamala Harris have drawn significant backlash. Voters expressed their offense, feeling that his remarks were condescending and failed to address substantive issues affecting their communities.
Polls indicate a decline in support for Harris among black voters compared to previous elections, highlighting a growing discontent with identity politics. Critics argue that such approaches do not resonate with the pressing concerns of voters, including economic and social challenges.
Forbes: Trump’s Planned Interview With Joe Rogan: Here’s What To Know
Joe Rogan is set to interview Donald Trump on his podcast, "The Joe Rogan Experience," potentially boosting Trump's presidential campaign just days before the election. Kamala Harris will not appear on the show due to scheduling conflicts.
Rogan’s podcast is influential among young male voters, a key demographic for Trump's strategy. The episode is expected to be released on October 26.
The Federalist: Dem Operative Appears To Tamper With Drop Box On Video
Surveillance footage shows Laszlo Gendler, affiliated with the Montana Democratic Party, allegedly tampering with a ballot drop box in Glacier County. The incident raised concerns about election security, prompting state officials to notify law enforcement.
Gendler claimed he was checking the box's security, but the Democratic Party did not inform election officials. This incident adds to ongoing scrutiny of ballot drop boxes, especially in light of recent allegations of election misconduct in other states.
Forbes: How Courts Are Impacting 2024 Election: Court Blocks Virginia’s Last-Minute Voter Roll Purge
A federal judge has blocked Virginia from purging voter rolls of alleged non-citizens just before Election Day, restoring over 1,600 voters. This decision is part of a broader trend of last-minute legal rulings affecting voting access across multiple states.
Numerous lawsuits are ongoing, with both parties preparing for potential post-election litigation. Democrats accuse Republicans of attempting to undermine election integrity through these legal challenges, while Republicans assert their actions are necessary to ensure compliance with voting laws.
#society
GB News: Shay Kang's mother who killed her 10-year-old daughter handed hospital order
Jaskirat Kaur, 33, was sentenced to an indefinite hospital order after pleading guilty to manslaughter for the stabbing death of her 10-year-old daughter, Shay Kang. Kaur, suffering from paranoid schizophrenia, believed she was protecting her daughter from perceived threats.
The court highlighted prior welfare concerns regarding Shay, who had not attended school for months. Judge Michael Chambers described the case as a tragic breach of maternal trust, emphasizing the profound impact of Shay's death on the community.
Human Events: LIBBY EMMONS: The end of nuance
The author asserts that certain issues, particularly regarding gender identity, racial hatred, and national sovereignty, are non-negotiable and lack nuance. They argue that biological realities exist, racial hatred is unacceptable, and national borders must be respected to maintain citizenship and sovereignty.
This perspective highlights a stark division in American society, where opposing views on fundamental values make compromise impossible.
GB News: Jet2 announces new routes including flights to five more European destinations - full list
Jet2 has expanded its flight offerings to include Budapest, Krakow, Prague, Paris, and Vienna, bringing the total to 62 destinations for Summer 2026. This expansion responds to increased demand from UK travelers for early holiday bookings.
The new routes will operate from multiple UK airports, with package options available that include flights, luggage, and hotel accommodations. The early launch aims to provide customers with flexibility in planning their summer vacations.
Le Monde: Almost 50 years apart, two French trials symbolize the long feminist battle against rape
The trial of Gisèle Pelicot, who was drugged and raped by dozens of men, highlights the evolution of feminist discourse in France over the past 50 years. It has sparked significant public debate on rape, consent, and the systemic issues surrounding sexual violence.
This case marks a cultural turning point, bringing discussions of rape culture and gender dynamics into mainstream consciousness, reflecting a shift in societal attitudes and the potential for legislative change.
Fox News: Socialist group in AOC district blasts police crackdown in her crime-ridden area
The Queens chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America criticized a police crackdown on crime in Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's district, claiming it makes the area less safe. They argue that increased policing harms immigrant street vendors and disrupts the community.
The DSA's statement follows a significant police operation targeting rampant prostitution and illegal vending on Roosevelt Avenue. They demand investment in community resources instead of policing, emphasizing the need for support for marginalized workers.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: Russia gave Houthi rebels targeting data to attack Western shipping: report
Russia has provided targeting data to Yemen’s Houthi rebels, enabling them to attack Western ships in the Red Sea amid the ongoing Gaza conflict. This support, linked to Iran, has intensified regional tensions and drawn US military focus away from Ukraine.
The situation highlights Russia's strategy to distract the US by fostering conflicts in the Middle East while seeking military alliances with authoritarian regimes. This dynamic poses risks for US interests and regional stability.
#military
Times Of Israel: 3 soldiers killed in north Gaza as troops raid hospital in pursuit of Hamas operatives
Three Israeli soldiers were killed in the Jabaliya area of the Gaza Strip during ongoing military operations against Hamas. The IDF's offensive has resulted in significant casualties, with reports indicating over 70 Palestinians killed in the last 24 hours, amid widespread strikes and raids.
The IDF has taken control of the last functioning hospital in northern Gaza, prompting claims from Hamas of detaining patients and medical staff. The UN has expressed concern over the humanitarian situation, highlighting the risk of atrocity crimes due to the ongoing conflict.
#crime
GB News: Horrific online predator who drove catfish victim to take her own life jailed for 20 years
Alexander McCartney, 26, has been sentenced to life in prison for extensive online child abuse and the manslaughter of a 12-year-old girl in the U.S. He admitted to 185 charges, including blackmail, and targeted around 3,500 children globally between 2013 and 2019.
The judge noted that McCartney's actions had irreparably harmed his victims, leading to tragic consequences, including the suicide of one girl. Snapchat has since implemented measures to enhance user safety and prevent similar exploitation.
Fox News: Menendez brothers resentencing ignores brutality of Kitty's execution, lawyer says: 'It looked like a mob hit'
Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascon announced plans to seek parole eligibility for the Menendez brothers, convicted of murdering their parents in 1989. This decision has drawn criticism, particularly regarding the brutal nature of their mother’s murder, which some argue lacks mitigating circumstances.
While some family members support leniency, others, including Kitty Menendez's brother, oppose it, asserting that the claims of abuse are fabricated. Gascon's move comes amid his re-election campaign, raising questions about the motivations behind the high-profile case.