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25 Oct 2024
#illegals
GB News: Migrant crisis: More than 500 cross Channel in small boats, Home Office figures show
On Thursday, 509 migrants crossed the Channel from France in 11 small boats, according to the Home Office. This brings the total for 2023 to 29,396, nearing last year's total of 29,437.
The ongoing trend highlights the continued influx of small boat crossings.
#politics
The Federalist: Trump Can't Derail Social Security, But Harris' Filibuster Plans Can
Kamala Harris claims she will protect Social Security and Medicare from Donald Trump, but her proposals to change Senate rules could enable partisan changes to these programs. Current Senate rules prevent such changes without bipartisan support.
Harris's push for filibuster exceptions raises questions about her understanding of Senate procedures and the implications for Social Security. Critics argue her actions may jeopardize the very programs she aims to protect.
The Mirror: Robert Jenrick insists Tory race 'neck and neck' despite huge Badenoch lead
Robert Jenrick claims the Tory leadership race is "neck and neck," despite a Conservative Home survey showing Kemi Badenoch with a significant 24-point lead. Jenrick argues that party members want clear policies rather than vague promises, while Badenoch suggests there's time for reflection.
The leadership winner will be announced on November 2, following a contentious race that eliminated several candidates. Jenrick emphasizes the need for immediate action on policy and warns about potential threats from China, advocating for increased defense spending.
The Federalist: Kamala Isn’t Verbally Skilled Enough To Hide Her Extremism
The Democratic ticket faces significant communication challenges, particularly with Kamala Harris and Tim Walz struggling to articulate their positions. Harris's recent interview responses exemplify this issue, as she often deflects questions and fails to provide clear answers.
This lack of effective communication is detrimental to the party, which relies on presenting moderate images to mask more extreme policies. As Harris's polling numbers decline, her need for media engagement increases, exposing her weaknesses further.
Fox News: Trump declares Harris campaign is ‘imploding' during Las Vegas rally and more top headlines
Trump criticizes Kamala Harris's campaign, calling it 'imploding,' while she seeks support from celebrities like Beyoncé and Obama. Early voting shows over 30 million ballots cast for the 2024 election, with concerns about Harris's effectiveness among Democrats.
Gold prices rise amid U.S. debt concerns and election uncertainty, as a chaotic hayride event involves unruly teens. The political landscape remains tense with debates over candidates and their endorsements.
#society
GB News: Drivers warned to embrace taxi cost hikes with Heathrow Airport charges to spike next year
Transport for London is reviewing black cab fares, potentially increasing them by up to 10% to address rising operating costs. The consultation will run until December 2, exploring options for fare adjustments, including changes to Heathrow Airport drop-off charges.
The proposals aim to balance fair compensation for drivers with reasonable fares for passengers. Public feedback is encouraged via TfL's website.
The Federalist: Doctors Hide Study Results Showing 'Transitioning' Kids Is Harmful
Dr. Johanna Olson-Kennedy, a leading advocate for gender transition in minors, has faced scrutiny for allegedly suppressing research that found puberty blockers do not improve mental health in transgender youth. Her actions raise concerns about conflicts of interest in gender-affirming care.
The New York Times has begun questioning the validity of such treatments, highlighting a shift in public perception, especially among liberals who are now concerned about the implications of transgender policies on their own families.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Oct. 25: Day 385 – Israel heads back to Qatar, first time in 2 months
Mossad chief David Barnea is heading to Doha for hostage negotiations, marking the first talks in two months after the IDF's recent actions against Hamas. Prime Minister Netanyahu met with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken to discuss ongoing issues in Gaza.
The potential impact of a Donald Trump victory in the US election could influence Israel's hardline policies and the Gaza conflict. Additionally, discussions are ongoing about renewing the banking agreement between Israel and the Palestinian Authority.
#culture
Fox News: Chef Joseph Gannascoli's penne alla vodka
This recipe for Penne alla Rocavaka serves six and includes ingredients such as penne pasta, olive oil, butter, onion, garlic, vodka, marinara sauce, heavy cream, and Parmesan cheese. The dish is prepared by cooking the pasta, sautéing the vegetables, and combining all ingredients.
The final step involves tossing the pasta with the sauce and garnishing with basil and red pepper flakes. This dish combines rich flavors and is designed for a hearty meal.
#crime
GB News: 'Small boat migrant' charged with murder of asylum seeker hotel worker stabbed at train station
Deng Chol Majek, 18, has been charged with murder following the death of Rhiannon Skye Whyte, 27, who succumbed to injuries from a stabbing at Bescot Stadium station. Initially charged with attempted murder, the charge was upgraded after her death.
The victim's family expressed their grief, highlighting her qualities and the impact of her loss. Chol Majek is set to appear in Wolverhampton Crown Court for a preparatory hearing next month.