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29 Oct 2024
#politics
Forbes: Kamala Harris Has More Billionaires Prominently Backing Her Than Trump—Bezos And Griffin Weigh In (Updated)
Forbes reports that 82 billionaires are supporting Kamala Harris, while 52 back Donald Trump. Notable billionaires like Warren Buffett and Mark Zuckerberg have chosen not to endorse either candidate, despite their past political affiliations.
Many billionaires favor Harris for her perceived stability and policies that may benefit their interests, while Trump's camp includes high-profile donors like Elon Musk and Miriam Adelson.
Fox News: Charlamagne Tha God says Josh Shapiro should have been Harris' VP pick: Tim Walz not 'ready for the big stage'
Charlamagne Tha God criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for selecting Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her running mate, suggesting Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro would have been a better choice. He expressed doubts about Walz's readiness for the campaign and noted the need for new leadership.
He also addressed speculation about Shapiro's Jewish background affecting his selection, asserting that U.S. support for Israel would remain unchanged regardless of the VP pick. Charlamagne emphasized the importance of having a candidate who appears presidential.
The Federalist: I Worked With John Kelly And Don't Believe A Word He Says
As Donald Trump gains traction for the upcoming election, former Chief of Staff John Kelly has criticized him, alleging fascist tendencies and making disparaging comments. The author, a former OMB general counsel, disputes Kelly's claims, asserting he obstructed Trump's policies.
The author contends that Kelly's actions undermined Trump's agenda, particularly regarding border security and election integrity, while accusing him of dishonesty and insubordination. The piece argues that Kelly's recent comments serve to assist the Biden-Harris campaign.
The Telegraph: Viktor Orban praises ‘free’ election in Georgia despite protests over ‘Kremlin rigged’ vote
Viktor Orban praised Georgia's recent election as "free and democratic," despite protests alleging Russian interference. His visit to Tbilisi aimed to support the ruling Georgian Dream party, which has been criticized for its pro-Moscow stance.
Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili addressed demonstrators, asserting that their votes were stolen and reaffirming the country's commitment to European integration. She condemned the ruling party's ties to Russian influence.
#society
Fox News: Amazon's Holiday Beauty Haul: Save big on these 11 grooming and hygiene tools
Amazon is offering discounts on grooming and hygiene products during its Holiday Beauty Haul, available to Prime members until November 3. Featured items include electric toothbrushes, hair removal devices, and various beauty products from brands like Maybelline and Revlon.
Prime members can enjoy quick delivery and special pricing, with options for free trials for students. Notable deals include Crest whitening strips, Oral-B electric toothbrushes, and Revlon hair dryers, among others.
GB News: Pensioner on electric wheelchair cruises wrong way down busy motorway leaving drivers bewildered
An elderly man was seen riding an electric wheelchair in the wrong direction on a busy motorway near Dublin, causing traffic disruption. Footage of the incident went viral, showing him seemingly unconcerned amidst the chaos.
Social media reactions ranged from concern for his safety to humorous comments about the situation. Many questioned how he accessed the motorway and expressed disbelief at the unusual sight.
Fox News: John Oliver, Will Ferrell offer 'God Bless the USA' alternative with new 'uniquely American' video
John Oliver criticized the use of Lee Greenwood's song "God Bless The U.S.A." at naturalization ceremonies, calling for a more appropriate representation of America. He highlighted Greenwood's controversial views on immigration and proposed a new, more inclusive song.
Will Ferrell joined Oliver in a parody video, celebrating American culture while acknowledging the country's flaws. The performance aimed to create a more fitting anthem for new citizens that reflects both the pride and challenges of the nation.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Germany recalls ambassador from Iran, protesting execution of Iranian-German prisoner
Germany protested to Iran following the execution of Iranian-German prisoner Jamshid Sharmahd, recalling its ambassador for consultations. The German Foreign Ministry condemned the action and indicated potential further measures against Tehran.
Sharmahd, accused of terrorism, was kidnapped in Dubai in 2020 and faced a trial criticized by Germany and international rights groups. His family and advocates claimed he suffered human rights abuses during his imprisonment.
#economy
Forbes: How Trump Built A Golf Empire With Secret Financing
Donald Trump's golf business has faced scrutiny over potential money laundering, particularly regarding its funding sources. Investigations revealed that substantial financing came from member deposits and various windfalls, allowing Trump to expand his golf empire without traditional bank loans.
Despite initial concerns about liquidity, Trump's golf portfolio has become the fastest-growing segment of his real estate holdings, now valued at approximately $1 billion. Recent financial disclosures indicate that his clubs are generating significant income, reducing reliance on external financing.
#military
Times Of Israel: Hezbollah names deputy leader Naim Qassem as secretary-general, successor to Nasrallah
Hezbollah has appointed Naim Qassem as its new secretary-general following the deaths of Hassan Nasrallah and Hashem Safieddine. Qassem, a longtime deputy, has been leading the group since Nasrallah's killing by Israel last month.
Under Qassem's leadership, Hezbollah has intensified attacks on Israel, resulting in significant casualties on both sides. The Israeli government has expressed skepticism about Qassem's ability to lead effectively.
#religion
The Federalist: As President, Kamala Harris Would Wage Legal War On Churches
Kamala Harris' stance on religious liberties is framed within the context of reproductive rights, leading to concerns about the administration's impact on religious organizations. Critics argue that the EEOC's actions and policies create burdensome litigation for religious employers, undermining their autonomy.
The implications of these policies could result in costly legal challenges for religious institutions, deterring them from making decisions aligned with their beliefs. Observers warn that a continued Harris administration may exacerbate these issues, threatening the operational integrity of religious organizations.
#culture
Forbes: The Highest-Paid Dead Celebrities Of 2024
In 2024, several deceased celebrities, including Michael Jackson and Freddie Mercury, topped the Forbes list of highest-earning dead celebrities, driven by music catalog income and estate deals. Matthew Perry also made the list, earning an estimated $18 million from royalties related to "Friends."
Jackson leads with $600 million, followed by Mercury at $250 million. Other notable figures include Dr. Seuss and Elvis Presley, reflecting the enduring financial impact of their legacies.
GB News: New Liam Payne music set for posthumous release as collaborator brands song a 'blessing to the world'
Liam Payne's posthumous single "Do No Wrong" is set for release two weeks after his death at 31, following a fall in Buenos Aires. Collaborator Sam Pounds announced the release, expressing hopes for the song to bring comfort to fans and Payne's family.
Investigations into Payne's fall reveal he may have been unconscious, with toxicology reports showing traces of cocaine. The incident is under scrutiny, with authorities withholding CCTV footage as they assess the circumstances surrounding his death.
#health
Le Monde: French NGO warns of canned tuna 'health scandal' over mercury levels
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. experienced severe cognitive issues linked to his high consumption of tuna, which is contaminated with methylmercury. A report by the French NGO Bloom revealed that one in ten tested cans exceeded safe mercury levels, raising concerns about public health standards.
Bloom argues that current regulations prioritize market compliance over consumer safety, leading to widespread mercury exposure. A 2021 study indicated that contamination affects a significant portion of the French population, especially under varying safety thresholds.
GB News: NHS nurses respond to 5.5 per cent pay rise being 'taken back' in tax: 'I didn't see a penny!'
In July, Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced a 5.5% pay rise for NHS workers in England, including entry-level nurses. However, many reported that the increase was offset by high tax deductions, leading to dissatisfaction among staff regarding their actual earnings.
The Royal College of Nursing criticized the pay rise as insufficient, with two-thirds of their members voting against it. Concerns were raised about low pay, understaffing, and the overall value of nursing careers, while junior doctors accepted a separate 22% pay increase to end strike action.