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25 Oct 2024
#politics
Le Monde: In the country of Georgia, the government campaigns 'for peace'
Ahead of the October 26 parliamentary elections in Georgia, the ruling Georgian Dream party is framing the vote as a choice between peace and war, using provocative campaign posters that contrast images of war-torn Ukraine with scenes of prosperity in Georgia. This messaging has sparked controversy, particularly among the intelligentsia.
In rural areas, some voters express a desire for peace but remain apolitical, reflecting a broader sentiment shaped by past conflicts with Russia. Memories of the 2008 war still resonate, influencing their views on the upcoming election.
GB News: Man left ‘completely destroyed’ in decade-long row after council forked out £30,000 in taxpayer cash to settle £5.5k legal battle
Iain Hunton has been embroiled in a decade-long dispute with Norfolk County Council over property damage claims, leading to a costly legal battle that has cost the council over £30,000. Hunton claims the council's actions have severely impacted his health and finances.
Despite reducing his claim to £5,500, the council won the case in December 2023, citing that Hunton failed to prove liability. He is now seeking an apology and reimbursement for his expenses, criticizing the council for using public funds in the dispute.
The Western Journal: Washington Post Is Breaking Its Pro-Democrat Tradition by Not Endorsing Kamala
The Washington Post has decided not to endorse any presidential candidate in the upcoming election, marking a departure from its long-standing practice of supporting Democrats. Publisher William Lewis stated this move aims to uphold the paper's independence and encourage readers to make their own decisions.
This decision follows similar actions by the Los Angeles Times and reflects a significant shift in the media landscape, particularly regarding Vice President Kamala Harris. The lack of endorsements from traditionally liberal outlets could impact her voter turnout.
Fox News: Fox News Politics: Judge orders Virginia to reinstate potential noncitizens to voter rolls
Iran plans to triple its Revolutionary Guard budget due to increased oil exports. In Virginia, a federal judge has halted the removal of potential noncitizens from voter rolls, impacting around 1,600 residents ahead of the upcoming election.
Political tensions are rising as Kamala Harris faces backlash over comments related to border issues, while the Virginia governor plans to appeal the voter roll decision. Early voting has begun, with over 30 million ballots already cast.
The Federalist: 300 Individuals Confirm They Shouldn't Be On Nevada's Voter Rolls
A report reveals over 300 individuals on Nevada's voter rolls confirmed they have moved and should be removed. The Citizen Outreach Foundation (COF) has been working to clean up voter registration lists but has faced resistance from the state's elections chief.
The COF sent confirmation letters to a test group, receiving numerous responses affirming their ineligibility to vote due to relocation. This data challenges the claims of election transparency made by Nevada's Secretary of State.
Breitbart: Nelk Boys Co-Founder Explains Why Young Men Are Supporting Trump: 'We've Seen What the Last Four Years Have Been'
Kyle Forgeard, a Nelk Boys founder, attributes Donald Trump's appeal to young male voters to a perception of chaos in the world, including issues like gender in sports and job scarcity. He suggests that many are disillusioned with recent events and prefer Trump's approach.
Some Democrats are concerned about the challenges in securing support from male voters, particularly within the Black community, with figures like Barack Obama and Stacey Abrams criticizing those who do not back Kamala Harris.
#society
Fox News: Biden apologizes for federal Indian boarding schools: 'One of the most horrific chapters in American history'
President Biden issued a formal apology for the Federal Indian Boarding School Initiative, recognizing it as a "horrific chapter" in U.S. history. The program, active for over 150 years, forcibly removed Native children from their families to assimilate them into American culture.
Biden emphasized the trauma inflicted on generations of Native communities, highlighting the loss of culture and identity. He noted that at least 973 Native American children died during this initiative, which involved over 18,000 removals.
#military
Times Of Israel: 2 killed, 7 hurt as Hezbollah rocket hits northern town of Majd al-Krum
Hezbollah launched multiple rocket attacks on northern Israel, resulting in two civilian deaths and several injuries in the Arab town of Majd al-Krum. The Israel Defense Forces reported a total of 65 rockets fired, with some intercepted and others striking open areas.
In response, the IDF conducted airstrikes targeting Hezbollah positions in Lebanon. The ongoing conflict has led to significant casualties on both sides, with 31 civilian deaths and 55 IDF soldiers killed since the escalation began in October 2023.
#technology
The Western Journal: Breaking: China Hacked Trump and Vance's Phones in Massive Security Breach - Report
Chinese hackers reportedly breached the phones of former President Donald Trump and Senator J.D. Vance, accessing sensitive information through U.S. telecommunications systems. The extent of the data accessed remains unclear, but it poses potential risks for national security.
This incident follows previous cyber attacks targeting the Trump campaign by Iranian hackers and highlights ongoing vulnerabilities in U.S. cybersecurity. The Trump campaign has intensified security measures in response.