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25 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: Delaware launches in-person early voting
Delaware has initiated early in-person voting from October 25 to November 3, as part of the upcoming elections. Voter registration closed on October 12, and absentee ballots are available for all voters, with a submission deadline of 8 p.m. on Election Day.
For detailed information on voter eligibility and processes, residents are directed to Vote.gov and Delaware's election website.
Fox News: 3 ways Kamala Harris promotes chaos with her energy message
Energy prices are central to the upcoming election, impacting both domestic economics and foreign policy. Vice President Kamala Harris has faced criticism for inconsistent positions on fracking, oil production, and electric vehicle mandates, leading to confusion among voters and industry stakeholders.
Her shifting stances reflect broader chaos in energy policy, as the Biden-Harris administration struggles to balance environmental goals with economic realities. This uncertainty raises concerns about the administration's ability to provide stable leadership on energy issues.
#society
GB News: Man gets revenge on 'entitled Karen' neighbour after she stole his parking spot
A man sought revenge on a neighbor who repeatedly took his parking spot by enlisting a friend at a towing company. After the neighbor ignored a warning for parking over the line, her car was towed.
Upon her return, she again parked improperly, leading to a second tow and a note stating, "Parking is a privilege, not a right."
GB News: 'Disgusting' scammers spark fury as they flog Remembrance Day poppies and leave nothing for Army heroes
Fraudsters have been selling counterfeit Remembrance Day poppies online, pocketing profits instead of donating to The Royal British Legion. Items were listed with misleading descriptions, prompting outrage from officials and calls for buyers to verify the legitimacy of their purchases.
The Royal British Legion emphasizes that legitimate sales support veterans and their families. In recent years, authorities have seized significant amounts of counterfeit poppies, highlighting ongoing issues with these scams.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Countries pledge $1 billion to aid Lebanese, bolster army amid calls for ceasefire
A Paris conference raised approximately $800 million for humanitarian aid and additional funds for Lebanon's army amid ongoing conflict with Hezbollah. Despite significant financial pledges, diplomatic efforts to resolve the fighting between Israel and Hezbollah saw limited progress.
Calls for a ceasefire were reiterated, with France advocating for a return to UN Security Council Resolution 1701 to strengthen Lebanon's armed forces. The humanitarian crisis continues, with significant displacement and casualties reported since the conflict escalated.
Le Monde: In southern Lebanon, UN peacekeepers are caught in a vice
An international conference in Paris on October 24 discussed the mandate of the UNIFIL peacekeepers in Lebanon, amid escalating violence following Israel's offensive that began on September 23. The effectiveness of the 10,000 peacekeepers, including 700 French soldiers, is increasingly compromised.
Defense ministers from 15 European countries expressed grave concern over the situation, condemning attacks on UNIFIL personnel. The peacekeepers face significant challenges in fulfilling their humanitarian and protective roles due to the intensifying conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.
#culture
Fox News: Barbecue lovers to enjoy interactive 'smoke, rub, spice and wood' deep-dive experience
The Museum of BBQ is set to open in Kansas City, Missouri, in spring 2025, celebrating American barbecue culture. It will feature interactive installations exploring regional variations and the elements of barbecue, along with a gift shop.
Co-founded by food writer Jonathan Bender and chef Alex Pope, the museum aims to educate visitors about barbecue's history and flavors, with Kansas City chosen for its rich barbecue tradition.
#sports
Fox News: Nevada college athletes take a stand for fairness and safety in women's sports
Members of the University of Nevada, Reno women's volleyball team forfeited a match to protest the inclusion of transgender athletes in women's sports, citing concerns over fairness and safety. They received support from political figures, emphasizing the need for a united stance on this issue.
The team believes that preserving the integrity of women's sports is essential and that competing against biological males undermines their rights and opportunities. They call for broader support to ensure a fair and safe environment for female athletes.