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28 Oct 2024
#politics
Forbes: Harris And Trump’s Biggest Celebrity Endorsements: 49ers’ Nick Bosa Shows Off MAGA Hat—As Bad Bunny Backs Harris
Celebrities are actively endorsing candidates for the 2024 presidential race, with notable figures supporting both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. High-profile endorsements come from musicians, actors, and athletes, reflecting a diverse range of political affiliations.
Support for Harris includes endorsements from Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, and Leonardo DiCaprio, while Trump garners backing from figures like Mel Gibson and UFC President Dana White. This celebrity involvement highlights the intersection of entertainment and politics.
Fox News: Scalise details Trump's vision on securing border in first 100 days
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise indicated that if Donald Trump is re-elected, he would quickly implement stricter immigration laws, including reinstating the "Remain in Mexico" policy and ending "catch-and-release" practices. Scalise emphasized the need for enhanced border security measures and infrastructure.
Scalise also mentioned plans to roll back electric vehicle mandates and adjust tax policies. He expressed caution about the GOP's chances in the upcoming elections, noting the potential for a slim majority in the House. Scalise has actively campaigned for Republican candidates across various states.
Fox News: Black Michigan voter tells NBC 'I don't hear' fascism or anger from Trump
A Black Michigan voter, Allen Tomkowiak, expressed disbelief in claims that former President Trump is a fascist, stating he does not perceive such traits in Trump's rhetoric. This comes amid heightened accusations from Democratic politicians, including Vice President Kamala Harris.
Harris has repeatedly compared Trump to dictators, asserting he seeks unchecked power and would misuse the military if re-elected. Her comments have sparked debate over the implications of such rhetoric in the political landscape.
#society
GB News: Paying reparations for the slave trade is nonsense - Britain should be proud of its role in banning it - Ben Habib
The argument against UK reparations for the slave trade asserts that all parties involved are deceased, making the demand illegitimate. It claims that such demands aim to undermine national identity and promote divisive ideologies like Critical Race Theory and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
The piece defends the UK's historical role in abolishing slavery and criticizes the notion of reparations as a means to exploit perceived guilt. It warns that yielding to these demands threatens the nation's integrity and identity.
#culture
Fox News: 10 unique Advent calendars to help you countdown to Christmas
Advent calendars are evolving beyond traditional chocolate options, offering a variety of themes for both children and adults. Choices include LEGO sets, beauty products, gourmet foods, and even pet treats, catering to diverse interests and preferences.
With limited availability, it's advisable to purchase these calendars early to ensure participation in the festive countdown. Popular options include the LEGO Star Wars calendar, beauty sets from Armani, and unique selections like cookie and wine calendars.
#crime
GB News: Motorists could be slapped with 'lifetime driving ban' for breaking road rules under new proposals
Following the death of Aidan Webb in a drunk driving incident, there are proposals for lifetime driving bans for offenders causing fatal crashes while over the legal limit. Aidan's parents are advocating for "Aidan's Law" to strengthen penalties against drunk driving.
In 2022, nearly one-fifth of UK road fatalities were linked to alcohol. Current laws are seen as inadequate, prompting calls for stricter regulations and random breath testing to reduce incidents.
#technology
GB News: Robots powered by insect brains could be used on Mars in new AI breakthrough
Opteran, a British startup, is developing an AI system inspired by insect brain algorithms for Mars exploration. Partnering with Airbus and space agencies, the technology aims to enable rovers to navigate challenging terrains efficiently without extensive data processing.
The new approach leverages the decision-making capabilities of insects, potentially improving the performance of robots in space. Testing is ongoing at Airbus's Mars yard, with promising results reported.