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30 Oct 2024
#politics
Times Of Israel: Ballot boxes in two US states set on fire, vandalized with ‘Free Gaza’ messages
Incendiary devices marked with "Free Gaza" were found at ballot drop box fire scenes in Portland, Oregon, and Vancouver, Washington. Investigators are working to identify the perpetrator and understand the motive behind the arson, which damaged hundreds of ballots.
Election officials are sorting through the damaged ballots to contact voters for replacements. Authorities confirmed the fires are linked to previous incidents involving incendiary devices at ballot drop boxes.
Forbes: Wisconsin 2024 Trump-Harris Polls: Harris Leads In 3 New Surveys—As Others Show A Near-Tie
Vice President Kamala Harris holds a narrow lead over former President Donald Trump in Wisconsin, with recent polls showing a tight race. Harris leads by 50% to 49% in a Marquette poll, while other surveys indicate a virtual tie or slight advantage for either candidate.
Voter turnout in Wisconsin is expected to be high, influenced by competitive U.S. House races and the state Assembly contest. The state is critical for both candidates in the upcoming election, with its 10 electoral votes potentially determining the outcome.
Breitbart: Whoopi Goldberg: Turned Out Hillary 'Was Right' on Deplorables
Whoopi Goldberg defended President Biden's remarks about Trump supporters, comparing them to Hillary Clinton's previous comments. She criticized the backlash against Biden, arguing that similar insults from Trump are often overlooked.
Co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin noted a double standard in how Trump supporters react to insults. Goldberg concluded that Clinton's label of "deplorables" was accurate.
Fox News: Biden’s ‘garbage’ shot at Trump supporters downplayed, dismissed, spun by media: 'Comes down to an apostrophe'
President Biden referred to supporters of former President Trump as "garbage" during a campaign call, which ignited a polarized media response. Critics condemned the remark, while some journalists defended Biden, suggesting his comment was taken out of context.
The White House later altered the transcript of Biden's remarks, leading to accusations of media bias and manipulation. This incident highlighted ongoing tensions in political discourse and media coverage surrounding Biden and Trump.
Fox News: Biden's 'garbage' remark being used by down-ballot GOP candidates in closing voter pitch
As Election Day approaches, Republicans are using President Biden's recent comments about Trump supporters to rally support in tight Senate races. Biden's remarks, which described some Trump supporters as "garbage," have drawn criticism from GOP candidates, including Dave McCormick in Pennsylvania.
The White House attempted to clarify Biden's statements, asserting they were aimed at specific hateful rhetoric rather than all Trump supporters. Meanwhile, Democratic candidates are facing scrutiny for past negative comments about Trump supporters as they seek to secure votes.
Breitbart: Republicans and Independents Outvoting Democrats in North Carolina
In North Carolina, early voting data indicates a significant Republican advantage, with 353,166 ballots cast on the first day, surpassing the previous record. Republicans currently lead in total early votes, followed by independents, while Democrats trail behind.
As of now, early voting totals stand at approximately 3.37 million, with four days left to vote. Despite not reaching 2020's numbers, a strong turnout is expected, particularly in areas affected by recent disasters.
Forbes: Donald Trump’s Net Worth Tumbles Over $1 Billion As Trump Media Shares Plummet
Donald Trump's net worth has decreased by over $1 billion due to a 20% drop in shares of Trump Media & Technology Group. His stake in the company fell from $5.9 billion to $4.7 billion amid volatile trading as Election Day approaches.
Despite recent highs, Trump's net worth is now estimated at $6.9 billion, a 14% decline. Trading fluctuations have been linked to his presidential campaign and public events.
GB News: Budget 2024: Alastair Stewart lambasts Rachel Reeves’s ‘class hatred’: ‘Flat as a pancake!’
Alastair Stewart criticized Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves's Budget speech, calling it "flat as a pancake" and accusing her of promoting "class hatred." He highlighted the Labour benches' reactions to VAT on private school fees and increased Air Passenger Duty on private jets as particularly demeaning.
Reeves's Budget included a 4.1% increase in the state pension, a cap on Universal Credit deductions, and rises in National Insurance and capital gains tax rates. Stewart compared her performance unfavorably to past Chancellors, suggesting the measures lacked depth and impact.
Forbes: These Demographics Could Decide The Trump-Harris Race In The 7 Battleground States
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are nearly tied in seven key swing states ahead of the election. Polls indicate tight races, with Trump leading in Arizona, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Georgia, while Harris is ahead in Michigan and Wisconsin, with a tie in Nevada.
Voter demographics show shifts, including a decline in support for Harris among Black voters in Georgia and a rise in college-educated voters favoring her in North Carolina. Economic concerns dominate voter priorities, with Trump perceived as stronger on immigration and the economy, while Harris is favored on healthcare and democracy issues.
The Telegraph: German leader Scholz may have to call snap election as coalition flounders
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's coalition faces potential collapse amid budget disagreements and rising tensions, with speculation of a snap election on March 9. The coalition struggles with issues like mass migration and economic stagnation, leading to internal strife.
The Free Democratic Party (FDP) is polling below the threshold needed for parliament, raising discussions about its future outside the coalition. The outcome of the upcoming U.S. election may also influence the stability of Germany's government.
#society
Fox News: NC mother, daughter turn small business into relief center to help victims of Hurricane Helene: ‘Giving hope’
A mother-daughter team in western North Carolina transformed their entertainment center into a relief hub after Hurricane Helene. They provide supplies, hot meals, and emotional support to affected families, helping around 4,200 individuals so far.
Donations have come from 38 states, and volunteers from across the U.S. assist in the efforts. The duo plans to continue their work long-term, aiming to instill hope in their community as they prepare for future projects.
Breitbart: Passengers Thrown Off London Flight After Fight over MAGA Hat
Two American women were removed from a British Airways flight after a physical altercation over a MAGA hat at Heathrow Airport. The dispute escalated from the terminal to the plane, leading to police intervention and a two-hour flight delay.
British Airways apologized for the inconvenience caused to other passengers. The incident highlights rising tensions related to political symbols ahead of the U.S. Presidential election.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Putin fines Google staggering $20 DECILLION - more than the entire world's economy
Russia is pursuing an unprecedented fine of over $20 decillion from Google for blocking pro-Putin media outlets, significantly exceeding the global economy and Google’s market value. This legal action follows Google's ban of the pro-Kremlin channel Tsargrad TV and other sanctions.
Despite the massive fines and asset seizures, Google maintains that these legal issues will not materially impact its operations. The tech giant continues to face enforcement efforts in various countries aligned with Russia.
Fox News: Canada alleges Indian minister Amit Shah behind plot to target Sikh separatists
The Canadian government accused Indian Home Minister Amit Shah of orchestrating plots against Sikh separatists in Canada. India dismissed these claims as baseless and has not provided a response, while Canadian officials maintain the allegations are serious.
Tensions between Canada and India have escalated, particularly following the murder of Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar. This situation has implications for international relations, especially with the U.S. involved in similar allegations against India.
Breitbart: Daughter of CA Man Executed by Iran: Biden-Harris 'Did Nothing' for My Dad, Gave Iran $6 Billion
The daughter of Jamshid Sharmahd, executed by Iran, criticized the Biden administration for failing to protect her father while negotiating the release of $6 billion in assets to Iran. She accused U.S. officials of abandoning him and demanded accountability for his murder.
Sharmahd, a dual citizen, was a human rights advocate before his abduction in 2020. His daughter expressed outrage over the government's inaction and the implications of the recent hostage deal on other detainees.
#health
The Economist: Researchers are questioning if ADHD should be seen as a disorder
Researchers are re-evaluating ADHD, suggesting it may represent a different normal rather than a disorder. Individuals describe their experiences as chaotic, leading to difficulties in concentration and emotional challenges.
This shift in perspective could reshape understanding and treatment of ADHD.
#crime
GB News: Over '100 tourists get mugged every day' in one of Europe's most famous cities
As the Vatican Jubilee approaches, Rome has seen a significant rise in pickpocketing incidents, with reports doubling over the past year. Tourists are increasingly targeted, especially in crowded areas like the Trevi Fountain and the subway, prompting police to increase checks and establish a task force.
Local businesses are feeling the impact, with restaurateurs reporting numerous theft attempts. They have adapted by learning to identify potential thieves, who often disguise themselves to blend in with tourists.