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25 Oct 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: Pennsylvania Officials Investigating Up to Thousands of Fraudulent Voter Registration Applications
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania officials have identified up to 2,500 potentially fraudulent voter registration applications linked to a paid canvassing operation. Investigations revealed that around 60% of the reviewed applications showed signs of fraud, including matching handwriting and false information.
At least two other counties in Pennsylvania are also investigating similar issues. The state’s Department of State has commended local election staff for their diligence in addressing the potential fraud.
Breitbart: Republicans Take the Lead in Cumulative Early Voting in North Carolina
Republicans are leading early voting in North Carolina, with over two million ballots cast since October 17. The first day saw a record 353,166 votes, surpassing the 2020 record.
Donald Trump Jr. noted strong voter turnout in hurricane-affected areas, emphasizing the urgency felt by residents to participate in the election.
Breitbart: Stephen A. Smith Leaves Sean Hannity Stunned After Hinting He Will Vote for Kamala Harris Despite Admitting She Has Lied
Stephen A. Smith announced on Fox News that he plans to vote for Kamala Harris despite acknowledging her dishonesty regarding Joe Biden's mental state. He criticized Donald Trump's mental clarity while expressing openness to other Republican candidates.
Hannity challenged Smith on Harris's shortcomings, but Smith maintained that Trump's cognitive abilities were also questionable. He emphasized that character and truthfulness are crucial in evaluating candidates.
#society
Breitbart: Haiti: Gangs Open Fire on U.N. Helicopter, Forcing It to Land in Port-au-Prince
A U.N. helicopter in Haiti was shot at while flying over Port-au-Prince, forcing an emergency landing. No injuries were reported, but the incident highlights the increasing danger posed by gangs in the region, leading to canceled humanitarian flights.
Additionally, U.S. Embassy armored vehicles were attacked, though no injuries occurred. The U.S. condemned the gang violence threatening Haiti's stability and security.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: How Trump would have made Putin think twice before invading Ukraine
On December 8, 2021, President Joe Biden stated that deploying American troops to deter a Russian invasion of Ukraine was "not on the table." This statement is viewed by some close to Donald Trump as a moment when Biden lost control, allowing Russia to proceed with its plans.
Two weeks prior to the invasion, Trump expressed to his former national security adviser that Russia would not have acted under his administration due to uncertainty about his response.
#economy
Le Monde: Influencers send young people to Australian mines
Social media influencers are promoting Australian mining jobs, showcasing high salaries and an appealing lifestyle. Many young workers share their experiences on platforms like TikTok, highlighting earnings of up to AUD 140,000 a year, with minimal qualifications needed.
The trend attracts both local and international workers seeking financial opportunities and a change in lifestyle. Influencers emphasize inclusivity in the industry, aiming to inspire a diverse workforce in a traditionally male-dominated field.
#crime
The Western Journal: Leftist-Run City in Vermont Having 2nd Thoughts After It Defunded Police: ‘A Mistake’
Burlington, Vermont, is experiencing rising crime, drug addiction, and homelessness after cutting its police force by 30% in 2020 as part of the "defund the police" movement. City officials acknowledge the negative consequences, including a significant increase in violent crime.
Despite attempts to restore police staffing, recruitment remains low, and local leaders express concern over public safety. The city continues to be governed by leftist policies, complicating efforts to address the crime surge.
Fox News: Quick-thinking Arizona teen foils alleged child predator after being approached for cell phone number: police
A 14-year-old girl in Arizona thwarted an alleged child predator by giving him her mother's phone number instead of her own. The man, Isaiah Navarro, later contacted the mother, leading to police involvement and his arrest for luring a minor for sexual exploitation.
Navarro's text messages to the police, who posed as the girl, became increasingly graphic. He was arrested when he arrived to meet what he thought was the teen. He is currently held on a $250,000 bond.