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29 Oct 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Steve Bannon Released After Serving 4 Months in Federal Prison
Steve Bannon, former White House chief strategist, was released from prison after serving four months for contempt of Congress related to the January 6 Select Committee. He began his sentence in June and claimed to be a "political prisoner."
Bannon is expected to hold a news conference and resume his podcast following his release, which comes just before the 2024 election.
The Federalist: Biden Health Chief Accused Of Campaigning For Harris On Duty
A complaint has been filed against HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra for allegedly violating the Hatch Act by sending a politically charged email to Medicare recipients, promoting Vice President Kamala Harris and the Inflation Reduction Act. The complaint claims this constitutes improper political campaigning by federal employees.
The email was criticized for using taxpayer resources to distribute a political message, potentially affecting millions of Americans ahead of the election. The Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust argues this represents a significant breach of public trust.
Forbes: Supreme Court And 2024 Election: Justices Weighing Cases Affecting Votes In Pennsylvania, Virginia
The Supreme Court is reviewing last-minute voting lawsuits from Pennsylvania and Virginia as Election Day approaches. The Republican National Committee seeks to block a ruling allowing provisional ballots for mail-in voting errors in Pennsylvania, while Virginia aims to nullify a decision preventing the removal of alleged noncitizens from voter rolls.
These cases are part of a larger trend of legal disputes over voting rules, with both parties filing numerous lawsuits. The outcomes could significantly impact voter access and election integrity ahead of the upcoming elections.
Le Monde: Trump ally Steve Bannon released after four months in prison for contempt of Congress
Steve Bannon was released from prison on October 29, 2023, after serving four months for contempt of Congress related to the January 6 Capitol attack investigation. He plans to hold a news conference and resume his podcast, while continuing to appeal his conviction.
Bannon faces additional charges in New York for allegedly defrauding donors for a border wall project, to which he has pleaded not guilty. A trial for these charges is set for December.
Forbes: Trump Vs. Harris 2024 Polls: Harris Leads In Latest Survey—As Polls Tighten Week Before Election Day
Vice President Kamala Harris holds a slight lead over former President Donald Trump in recent national polls, with varying results across different surveys. The race remains highly competitive, particularly in key swing states, with many polls showing a near tie.
Harris's support has fluctuated, with some polls indicating a decline in her lead since early October. Trump's recent gains suggest an unpredictable election outcome as both candidates vie for crucial voter demographics.
The Federalist: Election Meddler Elias Won't Commit To Accepting 2024 Results
Marc Elias, a prominent Democratic election lawyer, has not committed to accepting the results of the upcoming election if Donald Trump wins. Despite representing Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign, Elias has left the door open for potential legal challenges, raising concerns about his commitment to democratic principles.
Critics argue that Elias's history of election meddling undermines election integrity, citing his involvement in controversial cases and tactics to invalidate Republican victories. His actions have led to accusations of prioritizing partisan interests over democratic norms.
GB News: Left-leaning US channel combines footage of Trump's Madison Square Garden event with Nazi rally
MSNBC faced backlash for airing footage of a 1939 Nazi rally during a Donald Trump event at Madison Square Garden. Critics, including Elon Musk, condemned the comparison, while Trump's campaign rejected accusations of fascism, asserting he is the opposite of a Nazi.
Political figures, including Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, drew parallels between the historical rally and Trump's current events, emphasizing concerns about extremism. Harris has been campaigning with celebrities to boost voter turnout ahead of the election.
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Oct. 29: Day 389 – If UNRWA leaves Gaza, what would fill the vacuum?
Israel's Knesset passed two bills prohibiting UNRWA's operations in Israeli territory and restricting contact with the agency, raising concerns about the impact on Gaza. Meanwhile, discussions continue regarding a potential ceasefire and hostage release between Israel and Hamas.
Prime Minister Netanyahu reported significant airstrikes on Iranian sites, claiming destruction of key military infrastructure. Senior officials indicated progress on a ceasefire agreement with Lebanon, contingent on enforcing UN Security Council Resolution 1701.
Forbes: CNN Bans Conservative Ryan Girdusky After Comment About Muslim Panelist’s Beeper Going Off
Ryan Girdusky was removed from a CNN panel and banned from the network after suggesting fellow panelist Mehdi Hasan, a Muslim journalist, was linked to Hezbollah during a heated discussion about Donald Trump's rally. CNN stated it does not tolerate racism or bigotry.
Girdusky criticized CNN for the decision, claiming bias against Republicans, while Hasan did not return after the break, leading to speculation about his status. CNN clarified they wanted Hasan to continue the discussion.
Fox News: Rep. Dingell tells Jake Tapper he might 'have to visit' her in an internment camp if Trump wins
Rep. Debbie Dingell claimed that former President Trump has proposed putting Muslims in internment camps if re-elected, emphasizing the need for the Arab American community to recognize the potential harm he poses. She expressed concern over Trump's rhetoric regarding political enemies.
Despite this, some Muslim leaders have endorsed Trump, citing his promise to end wars in the Middle East and Ukraine as reasons for their support. They believe his leadership could bring about peace and an end to bloodshed.
The Federalist: Four PA Counties Investigate Apparent Voter-Harvesting Operation
Several Pennsylvania counties, including Lancaster, York, Monroe, and Cambria, are investigating suspicious voter registration and mail-in ballot requests, with Lancaster County reporting that 60% of a recent batch of 2,500 requests were confirmed as fraudulent. The investigations suggest a potential large-scale operation behind these irregularities.
Officials in these counties have set aside numerous requests for further review, citing unusual patterns such as identical handwriting and shared dates. The origins of these requests remain unclear, and local district attorneys are involved in ongoing investigations.
Fox News: Fox News Power Rankings: Arizona is Trump's to lose, but this election is anyone's to win
The 2024 presidential race is highly competitive, with polls showing a tight contest between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris. Both candidates have viable paths to victory, with key battleground states like Arizona leaning towards Trump, while Harris focuses on mobilizing minority voters in critical regions.
As the election approaches, both campaigns are intensifying efforts in crucial states, with Harris emphasizing women's health issues and Trump maintaining strong support among his base. The outcome remains uncertain, hinging on voter turnout and key issues like the economy and immigration.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: China stopped tourists after I refused to betray Taiwan, says Palau president
Palau's President Surangel Whipps received pressure from a Chinese ambassador to sever ties with Taiwan in exchange for increased Chinese tourism. He emphasized Palau's commitment to its own foreign policy despite the economic implications.
Following his election, Chinese tourist arrivals ceased, prompting a backlash from Chinese state media, which labeled Whipps' remarks as malicious.
Times Of Israel: In warning, Qatar and Egypt tell US hostage talks complicated by killing of Sinwar
Qatari and Egyptian mediators have cautioned the US that the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar complicates ceasefire and hostage negotiations. While the US views his removal as a potential breakthrough, Arab officials warn it creates a leadership vacuum in Hamas, hindering negotiations.
Despite US assertions that talks were stalled due to Sinwar, Netanyahu remains resistant to a permanent ceasefire, expressing skepticism about new opportunities arising from Sinwar's death. Frustration grows among Israeli officials over Netanyahu's hardline stance limiting negotiation flexibility.
#history
GB News: Archaeology breakthrough as student discovers huge Mayan city in Mexican jungle by accident
A PhD student, Luke Auld-Thomas, discovered a large ancient Mayan city named "Valeriana" in Mexico using Lidar technology. The city, containing over 6,700 structures, dates from 250 to 900 AD and had a peak population of 30,000 to 50,000, indicating it was a significant political center.
This finding highlights the potential for undiscovered archaeological sites, as the area had previously been overlooked. Auld-Thomas's work demonstrates the effectiveness of utilizing existing data for new discoveries in archaeology.
#crime
GB News: UK's youngest killers since James Bulger murder may have prison sentence extended
The Attorney General has referred the case of two 13-year-old boys convicted of murdering Shawn Seesahai to the Court of Appeal, seeking to increase their 8.5-year minimum sentences. This follows public outcry over the leniency of their punishment for a violent attack.
The boys, the youngest murderers in Britain since 1993, face criticism from Seesahai's family and anti-knife campaigners, who argue that the current sentences may not deter youth crime. A potential increase in their sentences could set a precedent for harsher penalties for young offenders.