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25 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: If Trump wins, he will need a Congress with common sense
Recent polling indicates that former President Donald Trump has a slight national lead over Vice President Kamala Harris, with a particularly strong advantage on key issues like the economy and immigration. Voter discontent with current policies may bolster Trump's chances as Election Day approaches.
To capitalize on this momentum, Trump will require a supportive Republican Congress to implement his agenda. The focus on pragmatic solutions in swing districts is crucial for maintaining and gaining Republican majorities in both the House and Senate.
Fox News: Morning Glory: Vote 'No' on Ohio’s Issue 1
Ohio's upcoming ballot Issue 1 is viewed as an attempt by leftist groups to gerrymander congressional districts, potentially allowing Democrats to gain a significant number of seats. Critics argue that this measure, funded largely by out-of-state dark money, undermines representative governance.
State officials, including Governor Mike DeWine, are urging voters to reject Issue 1, asserting it threatens the integrity of Ohio's electoral system. The measure is seen as a strategic move by the hard left to entrench power in a historically conservative state.
Fox News: The Post endorses Donald Trump for president — the clear choice for a better future
The New York Post editorial board endorses Donald Trump for president, highlighting his record of economic growth, secure borders, and international respect compared to the Biden-Harris administration, which they claim has led to inflation and crime. They argue that the upcoming election will determine the nation's future direction.
The editorial emphasizes the stark contrast between Trump's policies, which aim to reduce regulations and support energy independence, and Harris's progressive agenda, which they believe could exacerbate economic issues. The board asserts that voters face a critical decision this November.
Forbes: Kamala Harris Has More Billionaires Prominently Backing Her Than Trump—Buffett, Gates Weigh In (Updated)
Forbes reports that 81 billionaires support Kamala Harris, while 52 back Donald Trump. Notable billionaires like Warren Buffett and Mark Zuckerberg remain neutral, with many others potentially backing candidates without public endorsements.
Billionaires backing Harris cite stability and favorable policies, while Trump's supporters include high-profile figures like Elon Musk. The financial landscape may shift as more donations are revealed post-election.
The Telegraph: How accurate are exit polls?
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris will monitor election night closely, particularly at 5pm ET when early exit poll results are released. These polls will indicate voter turnout and preferences but will be adjusted as more data comes in.
Exit polls survey how voters cast their ballots and their reasons, covering in-person, early, and mail-in voting methods.
The Western Journal: Jimmy Kimmel Admits He Has Trump Derangement Syndrome: 'It Is Really Starting Taking a Toll'
Jimmy Kimmel recently acknowledged his struggle with what he calls "Trump Derangement Syndrome" during an interview on MSNBC. He expressed that the constant focus on Trump has become mentally exhausting and has even affected his sleep.
Kimmel described Trump as a dangerous individual and shared his concerns about the political climate, indicating a desire for a future without such intense political discourse.
#society
GB News: 'Savage' thugs steal thousands of pounds worth of equipment from cricket club as appeal launched
Himley Cricket Club in Dudley suffered a break-in over the weekend, resulting in the theft of equipment valued at over £10,000. In response, community members initiated a GoFundMe campaign to help replace the stolen items and improve security measures.
The fundraiser has nearly reached its £1,500 goal, reflecting strong community support. Club officials emphasized the importance of the facility to local residents and expressed gratitude for the assistance offered by local businesses.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Kremlin denies report of Musk-Putin secret talks
The Kremlin denied a Wall Street Journal report claiming that President Putin and Elon Musk had regular secret communications since 2022. Spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that there was only one contact prior to 2022, characterized as a "fact-finding conversation" about technology.
Peskov dismissed the report as false, suggesting it was part of the heated US election campaign. He criticized the media for spreading unverified claims about connections between Putin, Musk, and Trump.
#military
GB News: Rear Admiral Chris Parry shocked Navy Submariners are rationing food - 'We normally have adequate stock!'
Rear Admiral Chris Parry has questioned reports that Royal Navy submariners are rationing food during a six-month patrol, stating that running low on sweets is common in long deployments. He humorously noted that it could be beneficial for their diet.
#crime
The Western Journal: Menendez Brothers Nearing Freedom? District Attorney Makes Huge Recommendation That Could Shake Things Up
Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón has recommended that Erik and Lyle Menendez, imprisoned for nearly 35 years for murdering their parents, be re-sentenced and eligible for immediate parole. This decision has sparked mixed reactions amid upcoming elections.
Supporters argue the brothers acted in self-defense due to alleged abuse, while critics claim the recommendation is politically motivated. New evidence has emerged supporting their defense, but family opinions on their actions remain divided.
Le Monde: French businessman Hugues Mulliez receives six-year suspended prison sentence after fatal accident in Greece
Hugues Mulliez, a French businessman, was convicted of negligent homicide and dangerous intervention following a fatal boating accident in Greece in August 2019. He received a six-year suspended sentence and has lodged an appeal, citing procedural flaws.
Mulliez, known for his previous ownership of the Surcouf computer store chain, was operating a speedboat that collided with a fishing boat, resulting in the deaths of three siblings. He is required to report monthly to the Greek consulate while awaiting the appeal.
#science
Forbes: Northern Lights Update: Here’s Which States May See Aurora Borealis Tonight
Aurora borealis may be visible in northern states on Friday night, with a geomagnetic storm expected to expand visibility southward this weekend. Areas like Washington, Maine, Wisconsin, and Michigan could experience enhanced auroral activity.
The northern lights will be best viewed between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. local time, away from light pollution. This peak in auroral activity is linked to the sun's current solar maximum, which is expected to continue into 2025.