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25 Oct 2024
#politics
Forbes: Harris Continued To Massively Outraise Trump In The First Half Of October, Filings Show
Kamala Harris' campaign significantly outperformed Donald Trump's in fundraising during the first half of October, raising $97.2 million compared to Trump's $16.2 million. The Harris campaign also outspent Trump, with $165.8 million in expenditures versus $135.9 million.
As of October 16, Harris had $118.8 million in cash on hand, while Trump had $36.2 million. This trend follows a similar pattern from September, where Harris raised $221.8 million against Trump's $62.7 million.
GB News: US election: Donald Trump mobilises early voters in crucial swing state as record turnout soars – ‘We haven't seen campaigning like this in 25 years!’
Donald Trump's 2024 campaign strategy has shifted to embrace early voting and absentee ballots, as record numbers of voters participated in Georgia's early voting. Political analyst Martha Zoller notes this change reflects a more professional campaign and a transition of the Republican Party towards a populist, working-class focus.
Zoller emphasizes that Georgia is now a crucial swing state, with diverse voter engagement from both parties. Economic factors, particularly stagnant middle-class incomes, are expected to influence the election outcomes.
#society
GB News: Lidl launches latest range in response to shopper pleas - with 28 new items to hit shelves
Lidl GB plans to significantly expand its plant-based product range due to increasing customer demand, tripling its offerings with the launch of the Vemondo Plant! line, featuring 28 new items. The initiative aims for plant-based protein to make up 25% of total protein sales by 2030.
This expansion aligns with Lidl's sustainability goals, including achieving Net-Zero by 2050 and supporting the EAT Lancet Planetary Health Diet. The company is focused on making plant-based foods more accessible and affordable to promote healthier eating habits.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: French retailer Auchan close to selling its stores in Russia
Auchan is reportedly nearing a sale of its Russian subsidiary, potentially to Gazprombank, as it seeks to exit Russia more than two years after the Ukraine invasion. The company has faced challenges in finding Kremlin-endorsed buyers to avoid asset confiscation.
The retailer has maintained operations in both Russia and Ukraine, emphasizing compliance with sanctions while addressing concerns about its image, particularly allegations of supporting the Russian military.
#military
Times Of Israel: Five soldiers killed, 19 injured in rocket attack on troops in southern Lebanon
Five Israeli reserve soldiers were killed and 19 others wounded during a Hezbollah attack in southern Lebanon. The soldiers were part of a logistics operation when they were targeted by a barrage of rockets. Among the deceased was Warrant Officer Guy Idan, whose cousin is a hostage in Gaza.
In related incidents, an Israeli airstrike killed three journalists in southeast Lebanon, prompting accusations of a "war crime" from Lebanese officials. The IDF reported ongoing operations against Hezbollah, including the demolition of tunnels and the seizure of weapons, amid escalating tensions along the border.
#sports
GB News: Mike Tyson makes feelings clear on dying in the ring ahead of Jake Paul fight
Mike Tyson has expressed a desire to "die in the ring" rather than in a hospital, ahead of his upcoming fight with Jake Paul. At 58, Tyson is the underdog against the 27-year-old Paul, who has a strong record in boxing. Concerns about Tyson's health and the fight's appropriateness have been raised.
A three-part Netflix documentary will accompany the event, which is expected to draw significant attention. Critics, including promoter Eddie Hearn, argue that the match is dangerous and irresponsible, given the age difference and Tyson's past health issues.