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28 Oct 2024
#politics
The Telegraph: Israel latest news: Hamas ‘open to ceasefire deal’ with Israel
Hamas is willing to negotiate a ceasefire with Israel, contingent on Prime Minister Netanyahu's adherence to prior agreements, according to a senior official. This follows discussions involving Mossad and CIA officials aimed at securing the release of hostages held by Hamas.
The recent killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar is viewed by Western nations as a potential catalyst for resuming ceasefire talks, which have stalled since August.
#society
Fox News: North Carolina Helene victims ‘left behind’ get help from star-studded Concert for Carolina
Over 80,000 attendees gathered in Charlotte for the Concert for Carolina, a benefit concert organized by country stars Luke Combs and Eric Church, raising $24.5 million for Hurricane Helene victims. The event featured performances from various artists and highlighted ongoing struggles of those affected.
Concert co-hosts announced that Dolly Parton donated $1 million for relief efforts, while Church's organization plans to provide 100 homes for families in need. Many attendees expressed concern over the lack of support for hurricane victims compared to other groups.
Le Monde: Should you say 'I love you' when you don't mean it?
The phrase "I love you" is a powerful performative utterance that can evoke strong, contrasting emotions. It raises dilemmas about honesty in love, where individuals may lie to avoid hurting others or out of a desire to reciprocate feelings, complicating the nature of truth in relationships.
The text also explores the concept of 'love bombing,' where declarations of love can be manipulative, especially when they are insincere or aimed at seduction. Ultimately, the struggle between truth and deception in love is highlighted as a significant emotional conflict.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Khamenei’s day-old Hebrew account on X suspended after threats against Israel
Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's new Hebrew-language account on X was suspended shortly after its launch, following his warning to Israel about miscalculations regarding Iran's strength. Other accounts in different languages remain active despite similar messages.
Khamenei's posts often contain threats toward Israel, reflecting ongoing tensions. His history of social media suspensions includes previous removals by Meta for supporting violent actions.
Fox News: Former National Security Adviser Robert O’Brien: Ukraine’s NATO bid risks ‘World War III’
Former National Security Adviser Robert O’Brien cautioned that Ukraine's NATO membership could escalate tensions with Russia, potentially leading to World War III. He suggested that the U.S. should focus on security guarantees and stronger sanctions against Russia while advocating for negotiations to end the conflict.
O’Brien also commented on U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East, asserting that Israel's standing remains resilient despite recent challenges. He characterized Iran as a diminished threat compared to China, which he views as the primary geopolitical challenge for the U.S.
#economy
Fox News: 'Bad policy': Minnesota lawmaker says Walz gas tax increase will hurt lower-income residents the most
Minnesota Rep. Greg Davids criticized Gov. Tim Walz's gasoline excise tax policy, labeling it as regressive and harmful to lower-income residents. He argued that indexing the tax leads to automatic increases without legislative oversight, disproportionately affecting those with lower incomes.
Despite some tax cuts for the middle class under Walz, Davids questioned the management of a significant budget surplus and expressed concern over projected deficits. He also noted Walz's push for higher taxes on corporations and the wealthy.
#culture
Fox News: White House selects North Carolina family's Christmas tree farm to provide 2024 tree
The White House has selected Cartner’s Christmas Tree Farm in Newland, North Carolina, to provide this year's official Christmas tree. The farm, family-owned since 1959, will present six to eight Fraser firs for selection by White House officials.
The trees, which take about 25 years to grow, are recognized for their quality and environmental benefits. The farm will also host a community fundraiser on November 20 to support families affected by recent flooding.
#history
Fox News: Skull found in Illinois home identified as teen who died 150 years ago
A skull found in the wall of a Batavia, Illinois home in 1978 has been identified as belonging to 17-year-old Esther Granger, who died in 1866 due to childbirth complications. The identification was made possible through DNA analysis and family tree construction.
The coroner theorizes that the skull may have been a result of grave robbing, a common practice in the 19th century. Granger's great-great-grandson, Wayne Svilar, confirmed her identity and honored her memory during a recent memorial service.
#crime
Fox News: Menendez brothers resentencing: What happens next?
The Menendez brothers, serving life sentences for the 1989 murder of their parents, may soon be eligible for parole following a request from Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón to reduce their sentences. New evidence supporting their claims of childhood sexual abuse is influencing this decision.
If the court approves the request, the brothers could be released after over 25 years in prison. They have expressed intentions to reintegrate into society and advocate for survivors of childhood abuse.
Fox News: Bystander says suburban jogger murder suspect smiled at her moments after slaying
Alyssa Lokits was shot and killed while walking on a Nashville trail on October 14. Witness Shannon Howard encountered the alleged killer, Paul Park, shortly after the murder, describing his unsettling demeanor as he inquired about the situation before police arrived.
Park was arrested within 24 hours, charged with criminal homicide. The incident has heightened awareness among local women about safety on the trail, prompting discussions on community vigilance and resilience.