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30 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: Biden says he wants to take pro-Trump comedian who made Puerto Rico joke 'for a swim'
President Biden made controversial remarks about pro-Trump comedian Tony Hinchliffe during a speech in Maryland, suggesting he wanted to "take that guy for a swim" after Hinchliffe's offensive jokes at a Trump rally. Biden also faced backlash for calling Trump supporters "garbage" during a virtual campaign call.
Biden later attempted to clarify that his comments were directed at one supporter and condemned the hateful rhetoric aimed at Puerto Rico and Latinos. The remarks drew criticism from Republicans, including Trump, who compared them to Hillary Clinton's "deplorables" comment.
Fox News: Former Clinton spokesman says 2nd Trump term would be like 'bloodier' horror movie sequel
Phillipe Reines, a former spokesman for Hillary Clinton, warned that Donald Trump's potential return to the presidency would be more dangerous than his first term, likening it to a bloodier horror film sequel. He cautioned against underestimating Trump's intentions and capabilities.
Reines emphasized that Trump's administration would likely be more competent and focused, posing a serious threat to critics, including journalists. He urged vigilance regarding Trump's rhetoric and the implications of his potential reelection.
The Federalist: Trump Aims For A National Mandate With Huge New York Rally
Donald Trump's rally at Madison Square Garden is part of a strategy to secure both the Electoral College and the popular vote, aiming for a strong national mandate. This approach seeks to bolster Republican influence in New York and Pennsylvania while addressing national division.
By winning the popular vote, Trump could enhance support for Republican candidates and push through his agenda more effectively. The rally symbolizes a broader effort to unify and challenge mainstream media narratives, positioning Trump to heal divisions in a polarized nation.
Fox News: Major pro-life group knocks on 4 million doors in 2024 swing states
Susan B. Anthony Pro-life America has engaged 4 million voters in swing states to oppose candidates supporting expanded abortion access, aiming to influence the upcoming elections. The group has met its $92 million fundraising goal to promote pro-life candidates and initiatives.
The organization emphasizes the importance of face-to-face voter engagement, particularly in battleground states, as abortion remains a key issue for voters. With various states voting on abortion-related measures, the pro-life movement faces challenges despite some past successes in red states.
The Federalist: New York Mag Predictably Papers Over Olivia Nuzzi Scandal
New York Magazine's handling of Olivia Nuzzi's inappropriate relationship with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has drawn criticism for a lack of transparency. The magazine's internal review found no inaccuracies in her work, but the omission of significant information about President Biden's mental health raises concerns about media bias.
The situation highlights a broader issue in corporate media, where silence on critical topics can indicate corruption. Critics argue that the media's reluctance to cover negative stories about certain political figures undermines journalistic integrity.
#society
GB News: Lidl customer horrified after trolley with 'no brakes' crushes her 'screaming' baby
A mother in Staffordshire experienced a distressing incident when her baby fell from a shopping trolley that lacked brakes, resulting in minor injuries. She urges other parents to be vigilant about trolley safety after the accident at Lidl on October 21.
Lidl expressed regret over the incident, emphasizing their commitment to customer safety and the rigorous testing of their trolleys. They offer various trolley options, including those with safety straps for infants.
Forbes: Daylight Saving Time Ends Sunday. These States Would Like To Make It Permanent.
Daylight saving time ends this Sunday, prompting debate over its impact on health and safety. Many Americans oppose the time change, citing sleep disruption and increased accident risks, while some lawmakers continue to push for permanent daylight saving time.
Currently, 30 states are considering legislation related to daylight saving time, with 19 states ready to adopt it permanently if federal law changes. Only Arizona and Hawaii do not observe daylight saving time, with other states exploring similar options.
Fox News: At least 63 dead in devastating flash floods across eastern Spain, officials say
Severe flash floods in eastern Spain have resulted in at least 63 deaths, with extensive damage reported across regions from Malaga to Valencia. Rescue efforts involve over 1,000 soldiers and emergency services, as many remain missing and transport routes are disrupted.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez expressed condolences and emphasized the government's commitment to recovery. The flooding, exacerbated by recent extreme weather patterns, has led to significant destruction, with further rain anticipated.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Six in 10 Democrats say Israel bears 'a lot' of responsibility for Gaza war: AP poll
A recent poll indicates that American voters are concerned about the Israel-Hamas conflict escalating into a broader regional war. While there is bipartisan agreement on the seriousness of the situation, opinions differ sharply on who is to blame, with Democrats more likely to hold the Israeli government accountable compared to Republicans.
Additionally, a significant portion of voters opposes U.S. military involvement in the conflict, with many supporting economic sanctions on Iran. The Biden administration has faced challenges in brokering a cease-fire, with opinions divided on the U.S. role in negotiations.
#economy
The Telegraph: Germany narrowly avoids recession after interest rate cut
Germany's GDP grew by 0.2% in Q3, avoiding a recession after a previous 0.3% decline. This growth offers some relief to Chancellor Olaf Scholz, as the economy has been stagnating with minimal growth since the pandemic.
Despite this slight recovery, experts indicate limited prospects for significant improvement in the near future.
Forbes: U.S. Economy Grew At 2.8% Annual Rate During Third Quarter—Short Of Expectations
U.S. economic growth in Q3 was 2.8%, lower than the expected 3.1% and down from 3% in Q2. This data comes ahead of the upcoming election, where the economy is a key voter concern, despite a large nominal GDP of $29.4 trillion.
Concerns linger over inflation's impact on public perception, with many Americans viewing the economy negatively despite headline growth. Goldman Sachs estimates a 15% chance of recession in the next year.
#military
Fox News: Pentagon threatens no new limits on Ukraine weapons if North Korea joins Russia's war
The Pentagon has stated there will be no restrictions on the use of American weapons by Ukraine, even if they target North Korean soldiers joining the conflict. This follows the announcement of an additional $425 million in military aid to Ukraine amid increasing North Korean troop presence in Russia.
Approximately 10,000 North Korean soldiers are reported to have entered Russia, with some moving closer to Ukraine. The Pentagon views this as a sign of Russia's manpower struggles and its reliance on foreign troops for support in the ongoing war.
#health
GB News: Halloween goes woke as dentists urge parents to give children STICKERS instead of sweets
Dentists in England are advising parents to give children toys or stickers instead of sweets for Halloween to promote better oral health. The Royal College of Surgeons highlights the risks of sugar consumption, particularly lollipops, which contribute to tooth decay.
Recent data shows a significant rise in tooth decay among children, with many in deprived areas affected. The NHS recommends strict limits on sugar intake for young children to combat this growing issue.
#sports
GB News: Jake Paul reveals intriguing insight from Mike Tyson's coaches as fears continue to surround boxing fight
Jake Paul and Mike Tyson are set to fight on November 15 at AT&T Stadium in Texas, with Netflix streaming the event. Concerns arise over the 31-year age difference, as Tyson is 58 and Paul is 27, prompting discussions about Tyson's health and readiness for the match.
Paul claims Tyson's coaches say he is in great shape, while Paul aims to prove himself in the ring. Both fighters express contrasting views on the seriousness of the fight, with Tyson suggesting Paul may not be fully prepared for the challenge ahead.
On The Water: The New Jersey Fall Run Finale
In New Jersey, the fall run of striped bass occurs when water temperatures drop to 58-48 degrees, typically from early November to mid-December. This triggers a migration of baitfish, creating a productive fishing environment as anglers employ various tactics to catch bass.
Effective methods include using topwater lures when bass chase bunker or herring, and deep fishing with soft plastics and jigs when targeting sand eels. Trolling with spoons and rigs is also successful when bait is scarce.
#outdoors
Gataway Couple: The Pros and Cons of Bringing a Toad Car RVing
Motorhome owners often opt for a toad car, a vehicle towed behind their RV, to enhance convenience during travel. While it allows for easier exploration and better fuel economy, it also comes with challenges such as setup costs, time, and limitations on maneuverability.
Despite the drawbacks, the benefits of having a toad car generally outweigh the cons for frequent travelers, making it a worthwhile investment for those planning extended road trips.