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28 Oct 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Elise Stefanik: FBI 'Willfully Covering Up' Iranian Election Interference
House Conference Chair Elise Stefanik accused the FBI of covering up Iranian interference in the 2024 presidential election, asserting that the bureau is politicized and corrupt. She claims the FBI has ignored her inquiries regarding Iranian hacking and assassination plots against Trump.
Stefanik's concerns echo previous Republican criticisms of the FBI's actions during past elections, including the handling of the Hunter Biden laptop issue. She argues that the lack of transparency could significantly impact public perception and electoral outcomes.
Fox News: Washington Post editorial board members step down over decision not to endorse VP Harris
Two members of the Washington Post editorial board resigned following the paper's decision not to endorse any presidential candidate, including Vice President Kamala Harris. The decision has sparked internal turmoil, with liberal staff expressing outrage and attributing the choice to owner Jeff Bezos.
David Hoffman and Molly Roberts stepped down but will remain with the paper. Hoffman criticized the non-endorsement as a failure to uphold democratic values, particularly in light of the perceived threat posed by Donald Trump.
Forbes: Trump And Harris Could Face Recounts In These Swing States
Polling indicates a tight race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris in battleground states, with potential for recounts if margins are narrow. States like Arizona, Georgia, and Pennsylvania have specific criteria for initiating recounts based on vote differences.
While recounts can occur, they rarely change outcomes. Historical data shows that only a few recounts have reversed results, and they typically alter vote counts minimally. The election results may take time to finalize, echoing the 2020 election experience.
Breitbart: Trump Demands Walz Apologize for Equating MSG Rally to Nazi Rally
Gov. Tim Walz faces criticism from the Trump campaign for comparing Trump’s rally to a 1939 Nazi rally, with calls for an apology. Some Democrats question the effectiveness of labeling Trump as a “fascist,” fearing potential unrest if he wins.
Concerns about political violence are rising among progressives, with discussions on safety measures amid escalating tensions. Analysts predict that a Trump victory could lead to increased confrontations and protests.
Front Page Magazine: 'Killers for Kamala'
The Kamala Harris campaign faces challenges, exacerbated by leftist pressures. The aftermath of federal executions during Trump's presidency has left families grappling with loss and trauma, particularly highlighted by the case of Christopher Vialva, executed in 2020.
Vialva's mother, Lisa Brown, has connected with other families affected by executions, expressing concern over the potential for more deaths under future administrations. Her experiences emphasize the emotional toll on families of the condemned and the ongoing debate over the death penalty.
#society
GB News: European city famed for its breathtaking backdrops ranked among best destinations to visit in autumn
Prague has been ranked seventh among Europe's most picturesque cities for autumn, according to a study by Travelbag. The city's appeal is highlighted by over 10,000 Instagram posts showcasing its historic architecture and vibrant fall colors, alongside a notable increase in autumn-related Google searches.
London, Paris, and Amsterdam lead in search interest, while Prague ranks fourth. The city's outdoor cafés, markets, and cultural events enhance its charm during the season, attracting both local and international visitors.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: South Africa files its ‘evidence’ of alleged Israeli genocide in Gaza at UN court
South Africa has submitted a 750-page document to the International Court of Justice, accusing Israel of genocide against Palestinians in Gaza during its military operations against Hamas. The submission includes claims of violations of the genocide convention and evidence of genocidal intent.
Israel denies these allegations, asserting that civilian casualties are unintentional and a result of Hamas's tactics. The ICJ is expected to take years to reach a final decision on the case, with preliminary hearings already held.
Le Monde: Israeli parliament approves ban on UNRWA in Israel
Israel's parliament has passed a bill banning the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) from operating in Israel and occupied east Jerusalem, citing concerns over alleged ties to Hamas. This move has drawn condemnation from UNRWA and several Western nations, including the U.S.
The ban threatens humanitarian aid in Gaza, where UNRWA has been a key provider of essential services. Critics argue that the legislation undermines humanitarian efforts amid ongoing conflict and displacement in the region.
#crime
Breitbart: Report: ICC Prosecutor Targeting Netanyahu Tried to Suppress Sexual Misconduct Probe
ICC prosecutor Karim Khan faces allegations of sexual misconduct, including unwanted touching, while he is also pursuing war crimes charges against Israeli leaders for their actions in Gaza. Khan denies the allegations and claims he has faced threats since requesting an arrest warrant for Netanyahu.
The investigation into Khan's conduct reportedly involved pressure on an unnamed woman to not cooperate, though she did not formally pursue the claims. The ICC has acknowledged the investigation but has not confirmed the allegations' validity.
#other
Fox News: Iran reportedly executes California man amid ongoing execution spree: 'Murdered by the regime'
Iran executed journalist Jamshid Sharmahd, a California resident and critic of the regime, on Monday. His family claims he was wrongfully accused of terrorism and faced an unfair trial, with reports of torture and denial of legal counsel during his imprisonment.
Sharmahd's execution has drawn international criticism, with calls for action against Iran's human rights abuses and demands for accountability. Amnesty International described his trial as grossly unfair, highlighting the opaque nature of Iran's justice system.