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25 Oct 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Tommy Robinson Terror Charge On Refusal to Hand Over Phone
British activist Tommy Robinson was arrested for failing to provide his mobile phone PIN under counter-terrorism laws and is being held over a High Court injunction. He will miss a planned demonstration in London while in custody until his court appearance on Monday.
Robinson, also known as Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, faces charges related to a self-made documentary he screened earlier this year. The police are preparing for significant protests in London on the day he was scheduled to lead a march.
Fox News: Washington Post editor at large quits after paper declines to endorse presidential candidate
Robert Kagan, editor at large for the Washington Post, resigned following the paper's decision to refrain from endorsing any candidate in the 2024 presidential election. Kagan, known for his criticism of Trump, cited this decision as the reason for his departure.
The Washington Post's publisher announced a return to the paper's tradition of not endorsing presidential candidates, a practice maintained in most recent elections. Kagan confirmed his resignation but did not provide further details.
Times Of Israel: Washington Post announces will not endorse Harris or Trump in US election
The Washington Post announced it will not endorse any candidates in the upcoming presidential election, marking a departure from its long history of supporting Democrats. CEO William Lewis stated this decision aims to return to the paper's roots of non-endorsement.
This move follows similar actions by other major newspapers and comes amid heightened political tensions. Critics argue that this decision may embolden figures like Trump, while supporters believe it allows for unbiased reporting.
Breitbart: Texas AG Sues Biden-Harris over 450K 'Potentially Ineligible Voters'
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing the Biden administration over 450,000 voters he claims may be ineligible due to unverified citizenship status. He alleges that the administration has failed to comply with federal law requiring assistance in verifying voter eligibility.
Paxton's lawsuit follows an investigation into organizations accused of registering illegal immigrants to vote. He argues that noncitizen voting undermines democracy and demands the federal government fulfill its legal obligations regarding voter registration verification.
Fox News: James Carville rants about far-left's 'jacka--' language alienating voters: 'It's been a problem'
James Carville criticized progressive Democrats for their identity politics rhetoric and expressed confidence that Vice President Kamala Harris would win the 2024 election. He emphasized the need for a more straightforward communication style to avoid alienating voters.
Carville warned that a depressed Democratic party is unlikely to succeed and urged focus on the stakes of the election, particularly regarding former President Trump's potential return to power. He highlighted the importance of addressing Harris's polling challenges among key demographics.
Breitbart: WATCH: Arizona Crowd Cheers as Jon Kahn Dedicates Hit Song ‘Fighter’ to ‘All the People Who Fight’ Alongside Trump
At a rally in Tempe, Arizona, former President Donald Trump was celebrated as singer Jon Kahn performed his tribute song "Fighter," dedicated to Trump and his supporters. The song quickly gained popularity, topping charts and becoming a staple at Trump events.
Kahn was inspired to write "Fighter" after observing Trump's resilience following legal challenges. The song reflects themes of perseverance and strength, resonating with Trump's base.
Human Events: UK conservative activist Tommy Robinson charged with ‘terror offense’ in London
Tommy Robinson, a conservative activist, was arrested in London on terrorism charges after allegedly refusing to provide his phone to authorities. He will miss his planned rally and is currently in custody, facing charges under the Terrorism Act 2000.
Robinson was previously detained in July when entering the UK and is scheduled to appear in court on November 13.
Breitbart: Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey Announces Investigation into Google's Censorship of Conservatives
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is investigating Google for allegedly censoring conservative speech and manipulating search results ahead of the upcoming election. He claims this could interfere with the democratic process, specifically regarding the Trump campaign.
Google has denied these allegations, asserting that its search services are impartial and designed to provide useful information to all users. The company is reportedly addressing concerns about its autocomplete function related to recent events involving Trump.
Breitbart: CNN's Enten: Trump May Win the Popular Vote, 'He Could Make History'
CNN's Harry Enten noted that former President Donald Trump has a viable chance of winning the popular vote in the upcoming election, a scenario many did not foresee. His strong polling in states like California, Florida, New York, and Texas could potentially lead to a split between the popular and electoral votes.
Enten cautioned that while Trump may gain in the national popular vote, his support in these states might not translate into electoral college wins, allowing Kamala Harris to secure victory through key battleground states.
Forbes: Here’s How The Presidential Polls Might Be Wrong
Polling for the 2024 presidential election shows candidates in a dead heat, with concerns about accuracy due to past polling inaccuracies in 2016 and 2020. Experts cite various theories, including biases and engagement levels, that may impact the reliability of current polling data.
Factors like the "shy voter theory" and "Bradley effect" could lead to underestimating support for Trump and other candidates. As the election approaches, the potential for polling errors remains a significant concern for both parties.
Fox News: 'Too little, too late': Former rap mogul reveals why he's endorsing Trump in scathing rebuke of Biden-Harris
Michael "Harry-O" Harris, co-founder of Death Row Records, endorsed former President Trump, citing his clemency and policies that align with his community's needs. He criticized the Biden-Harris administration for not addressing issues affecting Black voters, emphasizing the importance of tangible actions over promises.
Harris believes Trump's initiatives, such as funding for HBCUs and the First Step Act, resonate with voters who feel neglected. He encourages both candidates to engage meaningfully with the community, stating that intelligence and reality drive voter decisions, not party loyalty.
#society
Le Monde: Cinemed festival in Montpellier echoes Middle East's conflicts
The Cinemed festival in Montpellier, held from October 20 to 28, 2023, showcased films from the Middle East amidst ongoing violence, including six Palestinian films and one Israeli film. The festival director emphasized that selections were based on cinematic quality, not political considerations.
Despite the backdrop of conflict, some films explored themes of shared humanity, such as "To a Land Unknown" and "No Other Land," which address the complexities of identity and coexistence in the region.
GB News: Pensioner issues stark warning as he scolds 'disgusting' Winter Fuel Payment cuts: 'A lot of old people will die!'
The Labour Government faces criticism over plans to cut Winter Fuel Payments for pensioners, with Chancellor Rachel Reeves warning of potential tax increases and spending cuts. A concerned pensioner highlighted the severe impact on the elderly and struggling families this winter.
The situation raises concerns about the treatment of older citizens in the UK, contrasting with how they are revered in other cultures. Many elderly individuals lack family support, exacerbating their vulnerability during the winter months.
#culture
Le Monde: Kendall Jenner, a model of influence
Kendall Jenner participated in only three fashion shows for the Spring/Summer 2025 season, reflecting her selective approach as a supermodel. Since her debut in 2014, she has maintained a prominent presence in the fashion industry while also leveraging her family's fame.
In addition to modeling, Jenner has become an advocate for mental health awareness and launched her own tequila brand, 818. With a significant social media following, she represents a new generation of supermodels who balance traditional fashion with online influence.
Fox News: ‘Golden Bachelorette’ Joan Vassos calls out Martha Stewart after brutal diss about men on show
Joan Vassos, the first "Golden Bachelorette," defended her contestants after Martha Stewart criticized their attractiveness. Vassos reached out to Stewart, emphasizing that dating is challenging and that she appreciates the men for their inner qualities as well.
Stewart had previously stated she wouldn't participate in the show, even for a substantial fee, citing the men's lack of appeal. Vassos's comments highlight her commitment to showcasing the contestants' personalities beyond their looks.
#health
Fox News: Beer for Beautiful Hair: Does It Work?
Establishing a hair care routine requires finding suitable products based on hair type. Beer is sometimes used as a rinse for its potential conditioning effects, though it lacks strong clinical support for hair health benefits.
Experts caution that while beer may provide some nutrients, it can also lead to dryness and frizz due to its alcohol content. Alternative remedies like oils and apple cider vinegar are recommended for promoting hair health.
#crime
Fox News: Biden administration greenlit refugee applications for members of bloodthirsty Venezuelan gang: report
The Department of Homeland Security approved refugee applications for members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, which has been linked to crimes in the U.S. The approval process failed to identify gang tattoos, raising public safety concerns as authorities work to deport identified members.
DHS is conducting ongoing rescreening to address the gang's presence, with plans to prosecute or expedite removal of confirmed gang members. This issue has gained attention in the context of the upcoming presidential election.