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25 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: Trump, Harris dead even in national poll, with just 1 in 4 saying country headed in right direction
A recent poll shows former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris tied at 48% among likely voters, with only 28% believing the country is on the right track. Economic issues are the top concern for 27% of voters, with Trump preferred for handling the economy.
Harris leads on abortion access, while Trump has an edge on immigration. President Biden's approval rating stands at 40%, and concerns about the age of both candidates are noted, with 41% of voters deeming Trump too old for effective leadership.
GB News: Elon Musk outlines exactly why he's pro-immigration but there's a huge caveat
Elon Musk expressed support for legal immigration to the U.S., emphasizing that newcomers should contribute positively to society and enhance the standard of living. He likened the selection of immigrants to drafting talented players for a sports team.
While advocating for skilled immigrants, Musk has faced criticism for promoting conspiracy theories regarding undocumented immigration under the Biden administration.
Forbes: Trump Vs. Harris 2024 Polls: Tie In Final NYT/Siena Poll, As Race Narrows Weeks Before Election Day
Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are in a tight race for the White House, with recent polls showing them nearly tied among likely voters. The New York Times/Siena poll indicates a deadlock at 48%, while other surveys show varying leads for both candidates, reflecting an unpredictable election landscape.
Harris has seen a slight decline in support since earlier polls, but she maintains leads in key swing states like Michigan and Wisconsin. Enthusiasm among Democrats has increased significantly since her candidacy announcement, contrasting with stagnant enthusiasm among Republicans.
The Federalist: I Was Giddy When FBI Raided Mar-A-Lago. Now I'm Voting Trump
A 22-year-old conservative college student reflects on his evolving political views, shifting from opposition to Trump to supporting him in the 2024 election. He now sees the Democratic Party’s immigration policies as a greater threat to America's cultural and political identity.
He argues that current immigration trends are unsustainable and risk creating a fractured society, undermining national cohesion. He believes Trump is the only candidate willing to address these issues decisively.
#society
The Federalist: How America's War On Marriage Threatens Democracy
James Sexton, a divorce attorney, views marriage as a risky endeavor, often leading to conflict and divorce. He argues that love is not the foundation of marriage, which he considers an outdated institution.
In contrast, Conn Carroll's book, "Sex and the Citizen," posits that marriage is essential for societal stability and democracy. He argues that the decline of marriage has led to various social issues and advocates for policies to support family structures.
Fox News: Burlington leadership call for more officers, new programs after city defunded police: ‘That was a mistake’
Burlington, Vermont, is facing rising homelessness, drug addiction, and crime, prompting local leaders to advocate for increasing police presence after a 2020 defunding. Current police numbers are insufficient, with only 68 officers available despite a city council vote to raise the cap to 87.
Community leaders emphasize the need for a balanced approach that includes both increased policing and compassionate support for those affected by addiction. While there are differing opinions on the effectiveness of traditional law enforcement, initiatives are underway to address the city's challenges.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Mossad head, Egyptian spy chief said to meet in Cairo ahead of Doha hostage talks
Mossad chief David Barnea met with Egypt's intelligence head to discuss hostage negotiations involving Hamas, aiming to secure the release of 101 Israeli hostages. Upcoming talks in Doha will include US, Qatari, and Israeli negotiators, despite ongoing tensions and demands from Hamas.
The death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar may influence negotiations, as he was seen as a major obstacle. Hamas has indicated a willingness to cease hostilities but demands significant concessions from Israel. The situation remains complex and fluid.
#economy
Forbes: Biden Proposes Canceling Student Loans For Financial Hardship—Impacting 8 Million. Here’s Who Could Qualify.
The Biden administration announced a new plan to potentially forgive student loans for about 8 million borrowers facing significant financial hardships. This plan would allow the Education Department to cancel loans for those deemed likely to default based on various financial factors.
The regulations are expected to be finalized in 2025, although their approval may be uncertain due to potential changes in administration. The Biden administration has previously forgiven approximately $175 billion in student loans since taking office.
GB News: Royal Family face major council tax rise for Windsor Castle as £8.8m black hole looms
The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead is facing a financial crisis, with an £8.8 million budget deficit. The council seeks permission to raise council taxes above the usual limit, which would impact all residents, including Windsor Castle, currently funded by the Sovereign Grant.
Local authorities in England are restricted in tax increases, and many councils are at risk of bankruptcy. Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has proposed measures to support struggling councils, acknowledging the broader financial challenges facing local government.