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29 Oct 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: Illegal Migrant MS-13 Member Arrested for Double Murder in Virginia
A Salvadoran migrant, identified as Marlyn Medrano-Ortiz, has been arrested for the murder of two young adults in Northern Virginia. The local sheriff highlighted the suspect's affiliation with the MS-13 gang and criticized the handling of illegal immigration and crime.
The sheriff emphasized the dangers posed by illegal migrants and called for stricter border enforcement, citing a rise in violent incidents linked to gang activity. He also noted previous arrests of illegal migrants for serious crimes in the area.
#politics
Le Monde: Georgian opposition seeks a strategy after disputed election results
Georgian opposition protests the results of the October 26 parliamentary elections, claiming they were rigged by Moscow. President Salome Zourabichvili, now aligned with the opposition, supports calls for new elections and emphasizes the need for EU membership.
Tens of thousands gathered in Tbilisi to express discontent, citing allegations of vote-buying and intimidation. The ruling Georgian Dream party won 54% of the vote, but opposition leaders assert the election was a referendum on democracy versus authoritarianism.
Forbes: Harris And Trump’s Biggest Celebrity Endorsements: George W. Bush’s Daughter Backs Harris
Celebrities are actively endorsing candidates in the 2024 presidential race, with notable figures supporting both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. High-profile endorsements include Barbara Pierce Bush for Harris and various athletes and entertainers like Nick Bosa and Dr. Phil for Trump.
Support for Harris spans across multiple sectors, including endorsements from Beyoncé, Leonardo DiCaprio, and former presidents. Conversely, Trump garners backing from figures like Dana White and Kid Rock, showcasing a divided celebrity landscape in the upcoming election.
Breitbart: CNN's Phillip on Bezos Op-Ed: Attacks from Politicians Are 'Main Issue' with Media Distrust
On CNN NewsNight, Abby Phillip discussed the decline in media trust, attributing it to political attacks and voters believing dishonest politicians. She noted that while mainstream media has flaws, the issue is not solely their responsibility.
Phillip also expressed skepticism about newspapers endorsing candidates, questioning the timing of The Washington Post's decision not to endorse for the 2024 election.
The Telegraph: CNN guest pulled off air for making Hezbollah pager jibe
A CNN guest, Ryan Girdusky, was removed from the air after making a controversial remark to pro-Palestinian journalist Mehdi Hasan during a discussion about Donald Trump’s rally. The comment referenced a past incident involving Hezbollah members and was deemed inappropriate.
Host Abby Phillip apologized to viewers for the incident, which occurred during a heated debate on the show.
Fox News: Why so many Blacks like me are leaving the chains of the Democratic Party
Pastor Corey Brooks reports a shift among Black residents in Chicago's South Side, expressing disillusionment with Kamala Harris and the Democratic Party. He emphasizes the importance of individual initiative and accountability over government dependence, citing his own community efforts as a model for uplift.
Brooks encourages a reevaluation of political loyalty based on actions rather than identity, arguing that true change comes from personal responsibility and community support rather than empty promises from politicians.
GB News: Reform UK ramps up council election efforts as deadline for Tory councillors to defect looms
Reform UK is increasing its participation in council by-elections, posing a challenge to both the Labour Party and Conservatives. Since the General Election, they have fielded candidates in 67% of upcoming by-elections and have gained 5% of the aggregate vote share.
Labour's vote share has declined by 8.6%, resulting in a loss of 20 seats, while the Conservatives gained 1.7% and won 15 seats. Nigel Farage has reached out to Tory councillors, inviting them to join Reform UK, with five councillors already switching allegiance.
#society
GB News: Neighbour issued formal punishment notice from council after 'excessive bird feeding'
A resident received a Community Protection Warning from Fylde Council for excessive bird feeding, which attracted complaints from neighbors. The individual claimed his own complaints about a neighbor's threatening behavior were ignored by the council.
Despite the warning, the council later apologized for not addressing Mr. X's concerns and acknowledged his neighbor's harassment. Both parties received warnings, but Mr. X felt the council favored his neighbor. He has since filed a complaint with an ombudsman.
Breitbart: WATCH: 49ers Fans Claim Security Barred Them from Levi's Stadium Due to a MAGA Hat
A family was denied entry to a San Francisco 49ers game because one member wore a "Make America Great Again" hat, despite having passed initial security checks. They claimed security demanded the hat be removed or discarded, leading to a dispute and delayed entry.
The incident was shared on TikTok, raising concerns about discrimination and unclear stadium policies regarding attire. The stadium's Code of Conduct only prohibits "offensive clothing."
GB News: More than 1,000 Ford staff to strike tomorrow amid warnings industrial action could 'intensify'
Over 1,000 Ford workers in the UK will strike for 24 hours on October 30 due to unresolved pay and contract disputes. The Unite Union claims Ford's offers are inadequate, citing corporate greed as a motivator for the strike.
Similar strike actions are occurring across Europe, affecting major manufacturers like Mercedes and Audi, as workers demand better pay amid ongoing negotiations.
GB News: Argentina: Ten-storey hotel building collapses with 'people trapped inside'
A 10-storey hotel in Villa Gesell, Argentina, has collapsed, with seven to nine people believed trapped inside. The construction site was reportedly operating without municipal permits, and local authorities had halted work there in August.
Rescue teams are actively removing debris, while officials indicate that illegal modifications may have contributed to the collapse.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Macron pledges French investment in Western Sahara under 'Moroccan sovereignty'
President Macron reaffirmed France's support for Moroccan sovereignty over Western Sahara during his visit to Morocco, pledging investments to develop the territory. This follows recent agreements worth up to 10 billion euros between France and Morocco.
Macron's stance has caused tensions with Algeria, which opposes Morocco's claims. The UN considers Western Sahara a non-self-governing territory, and Algeria has reacted negatively to France's diplomatic shift.
#crime
Breitbart: Passenger Sues JetBlue over Ice Cream Sandwich She Claims Broke Her Tooth
JetBlue is facing a lawsuit from a New Jersey woman who claims she cracked a tooth on a dangerously cold ice cream bar served during a flight from New York to Paris. She alleges severe injuries and required medical treatment upon landing.
This incident adds to JetBlue's history of legal challenges related to in-flight food, including a previous case involving a family removed from a flight over a birthday cake dispute.
GB News: Man 'slashed' throat of toddler, 2, and face of schoolgirl, 8, in horrific London attack
Kulvinder Ram, 48, has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly slashing a toddler's throat and injuring a schoolgirl and a woman in Dagenham, East London. The attack occurred on October 25, and all victims received hospital treatment for non-life-threatening injuries.
Due to the severity of the charges, the case has been transferred to the Old Bailey, with Ram remanded in custody until his next court appearance on November 11.