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25 Oct 2024
#politics
GB News: 'Trump derangement syndrome!' Clinton slammed for comparing Trump event to Nazi rally after Harris' 'fascist' jibe
Hillary Clinton has drawn criticism for comparing Donald Trump's upcoming rally to a Nazi event held at Madison Square Garden in 1939. She warned of the dangers posed by Trump, labeling him a "fascist" and urging people to recognize the threat he represents.
The Trump campaign responded by condemning Clinton's remarks as "disgusting" and hypocritical, highlighting her past events at the same venue. They accused her of suffering from "Trump derangement syndrome."
Breitbart: Nolte: Republicans Increase Unprecedented Early Vote Lead in Nevada
For the first time since early voting began in Nevada, Republicans hold a significant lead of about 26,000 votes, with a notable increase of 9,000 votes in just one day. This shift indicates a potential collapse of the traditional Democratic advantage in Clark County.
Enthusiasm among Trump supporters appears strong, raising questions about how Independents will vote. The current dynamics may impact key races, including the Senate contest and House seats previously considered secure for Democrats.
Breitbart: Triggered Celebs Cancel Washington Post and Los Angeles Times Subscriptions After Neither Endorse Kamala
The Harris-Walz campaign faces backlash as both the Los Angeles Times and Washington Post decline to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris, sparking a public feud among Hollywood figures and the Democratic media establishment. Celebrities are canceling subscriptions and criticizing media ownership.
This situation reflects a significant shift in the political landscape, with Harris's declining poll numbers leading to increased scrutiny and concern within her campaign. The unexpected lack of endorsements from traditionally supportive media outlets has intensified the internal conflict among Democrats.
Breitbart: Susan Rice Has Conniption After WaPo Refuses to Endorse Kamala
Susan Rice expressed strong discontent on X after the Washington Post declined to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris. She criticized the outlet for its decision, labeling it hypocritical and suggesting the editorial staff should resign.
This marks the first time in 36 years that the Post has chosen not to endorse a presidential candidate, a decision that has drawn significant backlash.
The Federalist: Dems In NC's Helene Disaster Area Block Early Voting Locations
Hurricane Helene has severely impacted western North Carolina, yet Democrats have blocked the establishment of emergency early voting sites in Republican areas. This has led the GOP-controlled legislature to mandate additional voting locations to ensure residents are not disenfranchised.
Local elections boards in McDowell and Henderson counties initially resisted these changes, despite the urgent need for access to voting. The new legislation will require more early voting sites to accommodate the affected populations.
#society
CNSNews: Neiman Marcus Touts ‘Beloved Holiday Book’ – But it Was Actually a Beloved ‘Christmas’ Book for Past Century
Neiman Marcus has renamed its traditional "Christmas Book" to "Holiday Book" for the first time in 109 years, claiming it aims for inclusivity. The change has sparked internal criticism, with employees expressing concerns over prioritizing social issues over business performance.
The company is also facing a transition as it is set to be acquired by the owner of Saks Fifth Avenue.
GB News: 'Embarrassing' Pro-Palestine activist who tore down Greek flags ARRESTED over anti-Israel mix-up
Amber Matthews, a pro-Palestine activist, was arrested for removing Greek flags from a restaurant in New Jersey, mistakenly believing they were Israeli flags. The incident, which she filmed and posted on TikTok, drew significant attention online.
Matthews faces charges of bias and intimidation and is scheduled for a court appearance on December 3. The restaurant owner stated that the staff were surprised by her actions, which were not premeditated.
GB News: Labour accused of 'attacking' pensioners ahead of gloom-ridden Budget: 'They wouldn't have won the election if we knew!'
Pensioners in the UK are expressing outrage over cuts to Winter Fuel Payments, with many feeling that the Labour Government misled them during the recent election. Residents in County Durham voiced concerns that the government is neglecting the needs of elderly citizens facing financial hardships.
As Chancellor Rachel Reeves prepares to announce further budget measures, pensioners argue that the cuts are unfair and detrimental to those who have worked hard throughout their lives. Many believe that if they had known about these policies, Labour would not have won the election.
Fox News: More than 40 dogs killed in fire at rescue group’s kennels in New York
A fire at the No Dogs Left Behind rescue organization in Canton, New York, resulted in the deaths of over 40 dogs. The blaze was reported early Thursday morning, and despite firefighters' efforts, the animals could not be saved.
The cause of the fire is under investigation, with no injuries reported among firefighters or the public. The organization expressed deep grief over the loss of the animals, describing each as a family member.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Russia is supplying Houthis with satellite data to attack ships in the Red Sea: report
Russia is reportedly providing the Houthis with satellite data to assist their attacks on Western shipping in the Red Sea, particularly targeting U.S. assets. This support has intensified following the October 7 attack on Israel, leading to significant disruptions in maritime trade.
The Houthis have escalated their assaults, causing increased shipping insurance costs and forcing vessels to reroute. The U.S. has been involved in diplomatic efforts to curb Russian support for the Houthis, a group designated as a terrorist organization.
#culture
Fox News: Hugh Grant jokes about 1995 lewd conduct arrest, says Hollywood Boulevard is a 'lucky place'
Hugh Grant humorously addressed his 1995 lewd conduct arrest while attending the premiere of his film "Heretic" in Hollywood. He acknowledged the incident but focused on the positive aspects of the event and his co-stars.
Grant's arrest involved a $1,000 fine and probation, and he has since reflected on the poor decision-making that led to it. The actor remains friends with his former partner, Elizabeth Hurley, despite their split in 2000.
Fox News: Interior design tips to elevate a space with decor that will make a room appear larger
Decorating a small space requires careful selection of furniture and decor to maximize functionality and aesthetics. Tips include using space-saving furniture, mirrors to create the illusion of space, and larger artwork to enhance visual appeal.
Accessorizing with tall plants and drapery can add dimension, while layered lighting options improve ambiance. Prioritizing comfort and practicality in furniture choices is essential for small living areas.
Le Monde: Phil Lesh, co-founder of the Grateful Dead, dies at 84
Phil Lesh, founding member of the Grateful Dead, passed away on October 25 at the age of 84. Known for his innovative bass playing and musical partnership with Jerry Garcia, Lesh contributed to the band's distinctive sound and co-wrote iconic tracks like "Dark Star."
Lesh's musical journey began with classical training, evolving into a key figure in the 1960s counterculture. He continued to perform in various forms until his retirement in 2014, advocating for organ donation following his own health challenges.
#crime
Fox News: Menendez brothers all smiles in latest mugshots as Los Angeles DA recommends reduced sentences
California authorities have released new mugshots of the Menendez brothers, who are seeking a reduction of their life sentences for the 1989 murder of their parents. The Los Angeles District Attorney plans to recommend resentencing, which requires judicial approval and a hearing by the state parole board.
Family members are divided on the matter; one uncle opposes their release while an aunt supports it. The final decision will rest with Governor Gavin Newsom if the parole board approves their release.