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27 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: Lindsey Graham strikes back at John Kelly's 'fascist' comment about Trump: ‘Desperate’
Sen. Lindsey Graham criticized John Kelly's "fascist" label for Trump, calling it a sign of desperation from the Harris campaign ahead of the election. He argued that Kelly's comments lacked factual basis and were emotionally driven, asserting Trump's positive record on various issues.
Graham dismissed the notion that Harris or Trump could be labeled as fascist or communist, labeling Harris as ineffective and overly liberal. He emphasized the importance of focusing on Trump's achievements rather than emotional rhetoric.
Breitbart: JD Vance: Trump Said Military Should Go After 'Far-Left Lunatics Who Are Rioting'
Senator JD Vance defended former President Trump's remarks on military action against "far-left lunatics," arguing that the focus should be on pressing issues like the cost of living. He contended that Trump's statements were misinterpreted and did not advocate military action against Americans.
Vance emphasized the distinction between Trump's comments and the portrayal of them, asserting that the conversation should address broader societal concerns rather than solely Trump's rhetoric.
Fox News: NY Times reports show Harris critiqued intelligence reports for how they described female leaders
Vice President Kamala Harris has initiated a review of intelligence reports for gender bias in descriptions of female foreign leaders. The review found some questionable language but no widespread issues, prompting the introduction of training for analysts on assessing women leaders' contexts.
Harris emphasizes gender and race in her policy discussions, particularly focusing on how gender inequalities affect national security. Despite her efforts, she has not prominently featured these issues in her campaign messaging.
#society
Breitbart: J.K. Rowling Highlights Hundreds of Medals Across Dozens of Sports ‘Stolen by Men’
J.K. Rowling expressed outrage over a U.N. report indicating that over 890 medals in women's sports have been awarded to men identifying as women. She argued that this undermines fairness and safety in athletics, calling for the exclusion of trans women from women's sports.
Elon Musk and others echoed her concerns, emphasizing the broader implications for women's opportunities and rights. They criticized societal trends that they believe prioritize the interests of trans individuals over those of women, framing it as a violation of women's rights in sports.
The Telegraph: One dead in suspected terror attack truck ramming in Israel
A truck collided with a group of elderly Israelis at a bus stop, resulting in one death and multiple injuries, in a suspected terror attack near Mossad's headquarters. The driver, identified as Rami Nasrallah Natour, was shot dead by police and civilians.
This incident followed recent Israeli airstrikes against Iran amid escalating tensions. Investigations are ongoing to determine if others were involved, while the driver's family claims a medical issue may have caused the crash.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Report: Biden-Harris Israel Pressure Led Hamas to Reject Hostage Deal
Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar reportedly rejected a hostage deal, believing U.S. pressure on Israel over Gaza strengthened his group's position. This miscalculation by the Biden-Harris administration may have empowered Hamas and undermined potential negotiations.
Critics argue that the administration's approach has emboldened Hamas and Iranian proxies, raising concerns about the implications for U.S. foreign policy and regional stability.
#crime
Breitbart: Swiss Tourist Had Her Throat Cut by 'Long Live Palestine' Knifeman
A Swiss tourist was fatally attacked in a cafe in Algeria by a man who reportedly shouted “Allahu Akbar” and “Long live Palestine.” Local authorities allegedly suppressed news of the incident, instructing residents to avoid discussing it on social media.
The assailant, who had previously attempted another attack, was later apprehended following a manhunt. The identities of both the victim and the attacker remain undisclosed.
#science
Forbes: Northern Lights Forecast: Here’s Where You Could See Aurora Borealis Tonight
Northern lights may be visible across several northern U.S. states Sunday night into Monday morning, with a Kp index of five indicating good viewing conditions. Areas including Alaska, Canada, and parts of Washington, North Dakota, and Michigan have the highest likelihood.
A Kp index of four is forecast for Monday night into Tuesday, with visibility expected further north. Optimal viewing conditions are away from city lights, ideally between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. as solar activity remains high.
#outdoors
GB News: Seven flowers to plant now to add life to your garden during winter - including 'low-maintenance' blooms
Gardens can remain vibrant in autumn and winter by selecting specific plants that thrive in colder months. Expert James Ewens recommends varieties such as Strawberry Tree, Clematis Cirrhosa, Witch Hazel, Winter Iris, Elaeagnus pungens, Mahonia × media 'Charity', and others for their unique seasonal characteristics.
These plants provide color, fragrance, and visual interest, making them suitable for various garden settings. They are known for their durability, blooming even in harsh conditions, and can enhance outdoor spaces during the colder seasons.