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25 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: Sen Tammy Baldwin hits back at GOP opponent's Clinton comparison: 'Actually called you deplorable'
Sen. Tammy Baldwin has responded to Republican opponent Eric Hovde's comparison of her comments on Trump voters to Hillary Clinton's "deplorable" remark. Baldwin's new ad criticizes Hovde's past statements about civic knowledge and suggests he is out of touch with Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin Senate race is competitive, with Baldwin narrowly leading Hovde in recent polls. Both candidates are ramping up their advertising efforts as Election Day approaches.
Times Of Israel: What are the accusations against the ICC chief seeking to charge Netanyahu?
The ICC Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan faces allegations of sexual misconduct from a female aide, which he denies. The accusations emerged amid his pursuit of war crimes charges against Israeli officials, raising questions about potential Israeli intelligence involvement in discrediting him.
Khan has called for a thorough investigation into the allegations, while the ICC's internal inquiry concluded without formal complaints. As Khan seeks arrest warrants against Israeli leaders for targeting civilians, the situation remains contentious with claims of external influence on the court's proceedings.
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC: ‘The Kamala-mentum has come to a screeching halt’
Jack Posobiec criticized Kamala Harris's recent media performances, describing her as "floundering" during a CNN Town Hall. He contrasted this with the enthusiasm surrounding Donald Trump's rally in Las Vegas, emphasizing a sense of urgency among his supporters.
Posobiec warned of potential threats to Trump amid rising tensions, suggesting that the political landscape is shifting as Trump's influence grows.
The Telegraph: What does Kamala Harris stand for? Key policies from abortion to immigration
Kamala Harris has held roles as California's attorney general, a senator, and currently as vice-president, demonstrating a flexible political stance compared to Joe Biden's centrist approach.
She is a prominent advocate for reproductive rights and has actively campaigned for abortion access ahead of the 2024 election.
Breitbart: Trump Slams Kamala Harris for ‘Persecution of the Catholic Church’
Donald Trump criticized Kamala Harris for her polling among Catholics, attributing it to her support for late-term abortion. He emphasized the Catholic Bishops' focus on ending abortion and called her actions unprecedented against the Church.
Trump also condemned Harris for her handling of the Armenian Christian crisis in Artsakh, claiming her negligence allowed for their persecution. He pledged to protect persecuted Christians and restore peace in the region if elected.
Human Events: DAVID KRAYDEN: John Kelly’s support of Harris shows the Deep State is no longer anti-communist
John Kelly, former White House Chief of Staff, labeled Donald Trump a "fascist" in a recent interview, drawing parallels to past political betrayals. Critics suggest this reflects a broader effort by establishment figures to undermine Trump's candidacy ahead of the election.
Trump responded vehemently on social media, dismissing Kelly's comments as fabrications stemming from "Trump Derangement Syndrome." The discourse highlights a significant divide within the Republican Party regarding support for Trump versus establishment candidates like Kamala Harris.
The Telegraph: Secret Hamas documents reveal Sinwar’s ‘last orders’
Documents reportedly from slain Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar outline directives for handling Israeli hostages. They emphasize the importance of safeguarding hostages as leverage for negotiating the release of Palestinian prisoners.
The notes detail the number and locations of hostages, indicating 112 individuals held across various areas in Gaza. Sinwar's instructions highlight the strategic significance of these captives.
Breitbart: Kamala Harris Bails on Joe Rogan Due to 'Scheduling'
Kamala Harris has canceled her planned interview with Joe Rogan, citing scheduling conflicts. This decision follows concerns about her ability to handle unscripted discussions, especially after a recent challenging town hall appearance.
The cancellation comes as Donald Trump prepares to record his interview with Rogan, highlighting Harris's struggle to connect with male voters, a key demographic for her campaign.
The Federalist: Judge Orders 'Self-Identified' Noncitizens Back On VA's Voter Rolls
A federal judge has ordered Virginia to reinstate over 1,500 individuals identified as noncitizens to the voter rolls, following a request from the Biden administration. The ruling comes just days before the presidential election and has sparked controversy among state officials.
Virginia's Governor and Attorney General plan to appeal the decision, arguing that the removals were justified based on immigration status. They criticize the ruling as an instance of "lawfare" and political weaponization.
Fox News: DAVID MARCUS: In battleground Pennsylvania, exhausted Allentown voters see this candidate surging
Voters in Allentown, PA, are fatigued by the political campaign, focusing on broader issues rather than economic concerns. Local sentiment leans towards wanting a candidate who prioritizes the country over personal interests, with many expressing frustration over hyperbolic political discourse.
Vice President Kamala Harris struggles to generate excitement compared to Donald Trump, with her campaign relying on fear rather than a positive message. This dynamic poses challenges for her as the election approaches, with many voters uncertain about her chances of success.
#society
The Telegraph: JD Vance: the VP candidate raised in a Rust Belt home by a drug-addict mother
JD Vance's 2016 memoir, "Hillbilly Elegy," explores the decline of Middle America, highlighting issues of poverty, violence, and addiction. It gained prominence as Donald Trump appealed to disaffected working-class voters during his presidential campaign.
Vance's work positioned him as a key voice connecting this demographic to mainstream media, reflecting broader societal frustrations.
Fox News: Matthew Perry's mom says he had 'a premonition' in troubling conversation before his death
As the one-year anniversary of Matthew Perry's death approaches, his family reflects on a premonitory conversation with him before his passing. His mother shared that Perry expressed love and happiness, indicating he felt an inevitability about his fate.
Perry died on October 28, 2023, due to acute ketamine effects, with contributing factors including drowning and coronary artery disease. Five individuals have been arrested in connection with his death, while his family aims to honor his legacy through advocacy and outreach efforts.
Le Monde: French PM presents report preparing for dramatic climate warming scenario
French Prime Minister Michel Barnier addressed flood victims in Givors and presented a report warning that mainland France could see a temperature increase of 4°C by 2100 due to global warming. The report emphasizes the need for adaptation strategies as the country faces significant climate-related challenges.
The National Climate Change Adaptation Plan outlines potential economic impacts, including a 10-point GDP drop and annual agricultural losses of €1 billion by 2050. The government plans to implement 51 measures to mitigate risks and adapt to these changes.
Le Monde: Seven people charged with cyberbullying Paris Olympics ceremony director
Seven individuals have been charged in France for cyberbullying Thomas Jolly, the artistic director of the Paris Olympics ceremonies. The charges stem from online attacks following Jolly's controversial opening ceremony, which featured LGBTQ+ themes and drew criticism from far-right groups.
The accused, aged 22 to 79, face serious allegations including death threats and cyberbullying. Jolly's production aimed to celebrate diversity but faced backlash for its bold themes, prompting him to file a complaint that initiated the investigation.
GB News: Royal Family Christmas plans in chaos as fresh feud looms
The Royal Family's Christmas plans are reportedly in disarray due to health issues affecting King Charles and Princess Kate, both of whom have battled cancer this year. A source indicated that this year's celebrations will be quieter, with uncertainty surrounding invitations.
Prince Andrew, who stepped back from royal duties in 2019, continues to participate in the traditional royal walkabout. Meanwhile, Princess Kate and Prince William are expected to host a more casual gathering at Anmer Hall.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Israel targets the few remaining journalists in northern Gaza
The Israeli army is conducting a violent operation in northern Gaza, aiming to evacuate residents while enforcing a media blackout. Foreign journalists are barred from entering, and several Palestinian journalists from Al-Jazeera have been accused of ties to Hamas and Islamic Jihad.
Al-Jazeera denies these allegations, asserting that the accusations are attempts to justify targeting journalists. The situation remains tense, with claims of ongoing threats and violence against media professionals in the region.
Breitbart: Comrade Tim: Apple CEO Visits China, Vows to Keep Investing in Communist Country
Apple CEO Tim Cook met with China's Minister of Industry and Information Technology, Jin Zhuanglong, to discuss Apple's investments, data security, and cloud services in China. Cook reaffirmed Apple's commitment to growing its presence in the country.
This visit highlights Apple's significant role in the Chinese economy, where it supports millions of jobs and complies with local data regulations.
Fox News: Saudia Arabia and Iran squash decades of hostility with unprecedented joint military drills
Saudi Arabia and Iran recently conducted their first joint naval drills in the Gulf of Oman, marking a significant step in their rapprochement after severing ties in 2016. This development comes amid ongoing U.S. efforts to normalize relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel, complicated by regional tensions.
Despite the drills, experts suggest that Saudi Arabia remains wary of Iran's intentions, particularly regarding its influence in Yemen and potential threats to its security. The situation reflects a balancing act for Saudi Arabia as it navigates its relationships with both Iran and Israel.
#economy
Forbes: Spirit Airlines Shares Surge 20% Amid Plan To Sell Planes And Cut Jobs
Spirit Airlines announced plans to sell 23 older Airbus planes and reduce its workforce to cut costs, leading to a 20% surge in its stock price. The airline aims to raise about $519 million from the aircraft sales and save $80 million annually.
Despite recent gains, Spirit's stock remains down nearly 82% for the year, following financial struggles and a blocked merger with JetBlue. Frontier Airlines has reopened talks to acquire Spirit amid its ongoing restructuring efforts.
#culture
Fox News: Top zip codes for Halloween trick-or-treating in America: Did your town make the list?
Instacart's "America's Haunts" report ranks the top U.S. locations for Halloween based on candy, décor, and costume purchases. Draper, Utah, topped the list with a perfect scare score, followed closely by Lehi, Utah, and Scarsdale, New York.
Other notable towns include Birmingham, Michigan, and Hinsdale, Illinois, which also scored high in Halloween-related activities. Local favorite candies vary by location, highlighting regional preferences.
Breitbart: PHOTO: Neiman Marcus Roasted for Erasing 'Christmas' from Catalog
Neiman Marcus faces backlash for renaming its annual gift catalog from "Christmas Book" to "Holiday Book," sparking criticism over perceived exclusion of the term "Christmas." Employees express discontent with the change, citing concerns over company leadership and loss of tradition.
The retailer claims the name change aims to promote inclusivity, though some social media users and staff disagree. The word "Christmas" does appear on their website in relation to Fantasy Gifts.
#crime
Breitbart: Chicago Rapper Lil Durk Charged with Murder for Hire
Chicago rapper Lil Durk, real name Durk Banks, was arrested in Florida and charged in a murder-for-hire scheme. He is linked to a federal indictment involving five members of his hip-hop group, "Only the Family," accused of plotting to kill rapper Quando Rondo.
Banks has faced legal issues previously, including a lawsuit related to a 2020 shooting and earlier charges that were dropped. Despite these controversies, he remains a prominent figure in the music industry, with multiple Grammy nominations and chart-topping albums.