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30 Oct 2024
#politics
The Federalist: DOJ Throws Black Mom In Prison For 3 Years For Pro-Life Activism
Bevelyn Williams, a pro-life advocate, began serving a 41-month federal prison sentence for violating the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act during a 2020 protest in New York. She expressed deep regret over her past abortions and aimed to support women considering similar choices.
Her case highlights concerns over the FACE Act's application, with critics arguing it disproportionately targets pro-life activists while neglecting protections for pregnancy centers. Advocates are calling for her pardon and the repeal of the FACE Act.
Breitbart: Donald Trump Answers Biden: 'You Can’t Lead America if You Don’t Love the American People'
Former President Donald Trump criticized President Joe Biden's remarks labeling Republican supporters as "garbage," asserting that true leadership requires love for the American people. He claimed that Biden and Kamala Harris are unfit for office due to their negative rhetoric towards political opponents.
Biden's comments were made in response to perceived contempt for Latinos at a Trump rally, while Democrats have frequently criticized Trump and his supporters with terms like "un-American" and "fascist." Trump emphasized his campaign aims to unite diverse groups across America.
The Federalist: Montana Supreme Court Goes After AG Knudsen's Law License
The Montana Supreme Court is proposing a 90-day suspension of Attorney General Austin Knudsen's law license, coinciding with his re-election campaign. This action follows a long-standing conflict between the court and the Republican-controlled legislature, with critics alleging political motivations behind the timing.
The court's disciplinary proceedings against Knudsen are viewed as a means to retaliate for his advocacy on behalf of the legislature. Critics argue that this undermines judicial impartiality and represents a misuse of the attorney discipline system for political purposes.
#society
GB News: Woke councils tell parents to give white children more money in Monopoly to 'teach them about privileges and racism'
Local councils in England have released guidance for parents on raising anti-racist children, suggesting practices such as allowing white children to start Monopoly with more money and exposing young children to diverse cultural music and literature. This guidance aims to foster awareness of privilege and promote social justice.
Originally created for Mattel, the document emphasizes the importance of addressing racism through education and play. It remains available through Leicestershire County Council as a resource for promoting inclusion and equality in early childhood.
The Federalist: Trans-Affirming 'Doctor' Hides Evidence Kids Are Being Harmed
Pediatrician Johanna Olson-Kennedy faces scrutiny over a taxpayer-funded study that allegedly shows no mental health improvement in young patients receiving gender-affirming treatments. Critics claim she suppressed the findings to protect the trans medical narrative.
The investigation highlights concerns about the ethics of the trans medical industry, including potential conflicts of interest and the suppression of research contradicting its claims. Congressional Republicans are calling for transparency regarding the study's results.
#economy
Le Monde: French economy sees small boost from the Olympics but outlook remains gloomy
The Olympic and Paralympic Games positively impacted France's economy, contributing to a GDP increase of 0.4% in the third quarter of 2024. Despite this boost, overall growth remains modest, with public demand driving activity while private sector investment lags.
Consumer spending showed improvement, rising 0.5% due to the Games and seasonal factors. However, rising costs for essential services and potential tax increases may hinder sustained growth in household spending.
GB News: How much could this Budget cost you? The tax rises facing Britons today
Rachel Reeves is set to unveil a budget aimed at addressing a £22 billion financial gap, proposing to raise £35 billion through increased borrowing, spending cuts, and tax hikes. While she has pledged not to raise taxes on working individuals, various tax adjustments are anticipated.
Speculation surrounds potential changes to inheritance tax, capital gains tax, and fuel duties, as well as cuts to benefits for pensioners and public transport. Critics warn that these measures could adversely impact businesses and essential services.
#culture
Fox News: 2024 pet Halloween costumes: From Donald Trump and Cookie Monster to a Cincinnati Bengals fan
Pet owners across the U.S. celebrated Halloween by dressing their pets in various costumes, showcasing their creativity and affection for their animals. From a Yorkie dressed as Donald Trump to a Goldendoodle in a pumpkin headband, the festive spirit was evident.
Notable costumes included a horse as the Cookie Monster and a Cavapoo as a lumberjack. These heartwarming displays highlight the bond between pets and their owners, making them integral members of the family.
#health
GB News: WHO sounds pandemic alarm as world's deadliest infection at highest level since records began
The World Health Organization reports a record high of 8.2 million new tuberculosis (TB) cases in 2023, marking the highest since monitoring began in 1995. TB has become the leading infectious disease killer, surpassing COVID-19, with rising cases noted globally, including a 12.5% increase in the UK.
Despite some progress in reducing TB-related deaths, funding for prevention and care remains critically low, especially in low- and middle-income countries. The WHO emphasizes the need for increased financial investment and coordinated action to address the multifaceted challenges posed by TB.