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28 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: Who's in charge: The muddy history of the 50-50 Senate
The U.S. Senate may face a 50-50 tie in the upcoming 119th Congress, complicating control dynamics. Although the vice president typically breaks ties, historical precedents show that control is not guaranteed and can depend on political circumstances and agreements.
In 2025, if a tie occurs, the political climate and potential independent senators may further complicate matters. The vice president's role in breaking ties is limited, meaning the party control may not align with expectations based solely on the vice presidency.
Fox News: Celebs, high-profile politicos and surprise attendees joined Trump at historic MSG rally
Former President Trump held a rally at Madison Square Garden, attended by around 20,000 supporters and notable figures, including Melania Trump, Elon Musk, and Tulsi Gabbard. Speakers criticized the current administration and promoted Trump's agenda, emphasizing themes of security and economic recovery.
Trump's speech focused on immigration reform, energy costs, and the need for a strong Republican Party. He expressed a desire to win New York, a state that has not supported a Republican presidential candidate since 1984.
Fox News: SEAL Team commander blasts 'misguided and wrong' claims contradicting Senate candidate's bullet wound
Montana Senate candidate Tim Sheehy faces scrutiny over the origin of a bullet wound he claims to have sustained in Afghanistan. Critics, including Democratic donor Dave Madden, have questioned his account, while a group of 19 Navy SEALs and his commanding officer defend his integrity and service.
Sheehy has stated he did not report the wound to avoid investigations, and the National Shooting Sports Foundation supports his claim regarding firearm safety. The controversy arises amid a competitive Senate race against incumbent Democrat Jon Tester.
Fox News: MSNBC host claims Trump 'forced' the Washington Post not to endorse Kamala Harris
Mika Brzezinski criticized the Washington Post for not endorsing Kamala Harris in the upcoming election, claiming that former President Trump pressured the paper's editorial board. The Post announced it would not endorse any candidate in future elections, prompting backlash from some liberals.
The decision led to subscription cancellations and resignations among staff, with former editor Marty Baron labeling it "cowardice." Critics argue this reflects Trump's influence over media and threatens democratic norms.
The Western Journal: Dr. Phil Turns the Tables on Democrats at Madison Square Garden: Trump's Not a Bully, You Are
Dr. Phil McGraw spoke at Donald Trump's rally, arguing that Trump is not a bully and highlighting the perceived imbalance of power favoring Democrats. He criticized the establishment media for promoting divisive rhetoric and called for unity among Americans against this alleged bullying.
McGraw emphasized the need for a media platform that provides facts without spin, reflecting his concerns about the current state of journalism. His speech resonated widely, motivating support for Trump in the upcoming election.
Fox News: FOX News Media announces expansive 2024 election coverage
Fox News Media is set to provide extensive coverage of the 2024 election, starting November 3 and continuing through Election Day. Key anchors like Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum will lead the coverage, with contributions from numerous correspondents and analysts reporting from various locations.
The network will utilize new immersive graphics technology to enhance viewer experience, including real-time data analysis and interactive maps. Coverage will include updates from both Democratic and Republican campaign headquarters, as well as focused segments on election integrity and voter analysis.
#society
GB News: 'Cast-iron guarantee!' Farage confirms Remembrance parade's return after event axed over 'spurious' insurance issue
Nigel Farage has committed to ensuring the return of the Remembrance Sunday parade in Walton-on-the-Naze after this year's event was canceled due to insurance issues. He stated that while the parade won't occur this year, it will be included in future civic ceremonies.
Farage expressed concern over the decline of parades in Essex and emphasized the importance of honoring veterans. Despite the cancellation, a wreath-laying service will still take place. Both the Royal British Legion and Tendring District Council are working towards reinstating the parade next year.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Cabinet said to weigh fresh attack on Iran in response to drone strike on PM’s home
Israeli security cabinet members discussed potential responses to a recent drone strike on Prime Minister Netanyahu's home, attributed to Hezbollah. Reports suggest that Israel's previous strikes on Iran did not address this incident, and a distinct response is anticipated.
Netanyahu condemned the drone attack, asserting it would not deter his actions against Iran. The recent Israeli airstrikes targeted Iranian military sites following missile attacks on Israel, reflecting ongoing tensions in the region.
#military
The Telegraph: How Israel’s attack on Iran hurts Russia
Israeli airstrikes on Iranian weapons facilities have disrupted Iran's ability to supply ballistic missiles to Russia, impacting both nations' military capabilities. The attacks targeted sites crucial for missile production, potentially limiting Iran's exports to Russia amid ongoing conflicts.
Experts suggest that damage to missile production facilities may hinder Iran's capacity to support its own military needs, particularly in relation to its conflict with Israel, thus affecting its role in Russia's war in Ukraine.