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30 Oct 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: Trump Campaign Official Alleges Voter Intimidation After Dem Operatives Are Seen Wearing Badges in Key PA County
Allegations of voter intimidation have emerged in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, where Trump campaign officials claim Democratic operatives are impersonating election officials. They assert that these operatives are directing the closure of voting lines, disenfranchising Trump supporters.
The Trump campaign plans to sue Bucks County for these actions. Concerns about new "on-demand" voting processes have also been raised, as they may contribute to confusion and inefficiencies at polling places.
The Telegraph: Why do we have the electoral college and how does it work?
The Electoral College, established in 1787, allows voters to elect "electors" who then choose the president. It consists of 538 members, requiring 270 votes to win. The system has faced criticism and numerous reform attempts, particularly after instances where candidates won the presidency without the popular vote.
Notably, in 2016, Donald Trump lost the popular vote to Hillary Clinton but secured the presidency through the Electoral College. This mechanism has been the subject of debate regarding its relevance and fairness in modern elections.
Fox News: Supreme Court temporarily halts lower court ruling ordering 1,600 voters back on Virginia voter rolls
The Supreme Court has agreed to review Virginia's emergency challenge to reinstate hundreds of potential noncitizens to its voter rolls, following a federal judge's ruling. The case centers on whether Virginia's voter removal process violates the National Voter Registration Act's quiet period before elections.
Virginia's Attorney General argues that the NVRA does not apply to self-identified noncitizens, and that the state's removal process is individualized. The court's decision is crucial as it approaches the November elections, with significant implications for voter qualifications in Virginia.
Breitbart: JD Vance Blasts Kamala Backer for Doubling Down on Biden Calling Trump Supporters 'Garbage'
Sen. JD Vance criticized Vinod Khosla for supporting Kamala Harris after Khosla echoed President Biden's derogatory remarks about Trump supporters. Vance questioned whether Harris would return Khosla's donations, highlighting the insult to many Americans.
Biden attempted to clarify his comments, stating they were directed at specific rhetoric rather than all Trump supporters. Trump responded by contrasting his campaign's message with the perceived negativity from Biden and Harris, asserting he represents a diverse coalition.
The Telegraph: Republicans v Democrats: How they compare on the key issues
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris will compete in the presidential election on November 5. Harris, a moderate Democrat, has served as vice president since 2021, while Trump advocates for significant changes within the Republican Party.
Trump's immigration policy emphasizes strict border control and deportation of undocumented immigrants, a stance that has garnered strong support from his base.
#society
GB News: Budget 2024: Chancellor announces increase in weekly earnings limit for carers allowance
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced an increase in the weekly earnings limit for Carer's Allowance to match 16 hours at the National Living Wage. This marks the largest increase since the allowance's introduction in 1976.
Carers can now earn over £10,000 annually while receiving the allowance, enabling them to work more hours and retain more income.
Forbes: Valencia Flooding: Severe Weather Kills At Least 64 In Spain (Photos)
At least 64 people have died in eastern Spain due to torrential rainfall, with some areas receiving a year's worth of rain in one night. Rescue efforts are ongoing, and the death toll may rise as more rain is expected.
The Spanish military has deployed over 1,000 members to assist in rescue operations. This flooding has been described as an unprecedented phenomenon, with emergency alerts issued for affected regions.
GB News: Pothole chaos as council demands residents pay £100k to fix road in 60-year-old road row
Residents of Furneux Pelham, Hertfordshire, are in a prolonged dispute with the local council over the repair of Whitebarns Lane, which has been ongoing since 1960. The council claims the lane is a public footpath and demands nearly £100,000 for repairs, despite safety concerns from residents.
Local residents report injuries and vehicle damage due to the lane's poor condition, which serves as the only access point for their homes. The council has stated that the lane could be adopted as a public road if residents bring it up to standard, but it remains classified as a footpath.
The Telegraph: JD Vance: the VP candidate raised in a Rust Belt home by a drug-addict mother
JD Vance's 2016 memoir, "Hillbilly Elegy," explores the decline of Middle America, highlighting issues of poverty, violence, and addiction. It gained prominence as Donald Trump appealed to disaffected working-class voters during his presidential campaign.
Vance's work positioned him as a key voice connecting this demographic to mainstream media, reflecting broader societal frustrations.
Fox News: Not just for kids: NFL players love a surprising childhood snack for 'fans of all ages'
NFL players consume approximately 80,000 Smucker's Uncrustables annually, with teams reporting weekly usage ranging from 50 to 700 sandwiches. The Denver Broncos lead in consumption, while several teams opted not to participate in the survey.
The popularity of this childhood snack among professional athletes has surprised many, highlighting its appeal across age groups. Smucker's expressed pride in supporting these athletes with their product.
#economy
Breitbart: U.S. Economy Grew At 2.8% Pace In Third Quarter
The U.S. economy grew at a 2.8 percent annual rate in Q3 2023, slightly below expectations. Consumer spending rose by 3.7 percent, while imports surged, impacting GDP negatively. Government spending contributed positively to economic growth.
Breitbart: ADP Says Private Sector Added 233,0000 Jobs, More Than Twice Expectations
U.S. businesses added 233,000 jobs in October, significantly exceeding the forecast of 115,000. This marks the strongest employment gain in over a year, with private education and health services leading job growth.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics is expected to report a more modest 110,000 new jobs, influenced by recent strikes and hurricanes. The strong ADP figures may prompt further scrutiny of the Federal Reserve's recent interest rate cut.
Forbes: Eli Lilly Stock Dives Toward Worst Day Since 2000 On Disappointing Earnings, Zepbound Sales
Eli Lilly's share price fell approximately 14% after the company reported disappointing third-quarter results, with sales of its weight-loss drug Mounjaro and Zepbound significantly below expectations. This marks one of the worst daily declines for the stock since 2000.
Despite the drop, Eli Lilly's stock is still up 33% year-to-date and has increased 590% over the past five years. The company’s projected 2024 sales also fell short of analyst forecasts, leading to concerns among investors.
#crime
Fox News: Colorado Airbnb host faces $16K in damages after suspected migrant gang members 'destroy' property
An Airbnb property in Colorado was severely damaged by a guest and a group of 80-100 people, allegedly linked to the Tren de Aragua gang. Host Karen Martiz faces $16,000 in repairs and is unable to rent the property, causing financial strain.
Martiz expressed feeling "disrespected" and emphasized the seriousness of the situation, stating that gang violence is a real threat. She has reached out to Airbnb for reimbursement.
Fox News: Alabama man who threatened Fani Willis sentenced to 21 months in prison, issues tearful apology
Arthur Ray Hanson II was sentenced to 21 months in prison for leaving threatening voicemails for Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and Sheriff Pat Labat. The messages, made in anger over an investigation into Donald Trump, included profanity and racial slurs.
Hanson pleaded guilty and expressed remorse during sentencing, stating he was under the influence of alcohol at the time. The judge condemned his behavior as unacceptable, highlighting the racial nature of the threats. Willis emphasized the importance of feeling safe in court.
Fox News: Suspect located after murder at luxe spa frequented by A-listers
Thomas Gannon, 56, the suspect in the murder of artist Sabina Rosas, 33, was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound in Pennsylvania. Rosas was discovered with signs of violence at the Shou Sugi Ban House, a luxury wellness retreat in New York.
Rosas, a former refugee and graduate of Purchase College, was known for her work in new media. The incident has prompted a murder investigation by Suffolk County police.
GB News: Drink driver three times over the limit who 'deliberately' crashed into gates of Prime Minister's country estate jailed
Matthew Wootten has been sentenced to 32 months in prison after deliberately crashing his vehicle into the gates of Chequers, the UK Prime Minister's residence, causing over £38,000 in damage. He was found to be nearly three times over the legal alcohol limit at the time.
Wootten pleaded guilty to charges including dangerous driving and property damage. His reckless actions not only damaged the gates but also posed a risk to others. He has also received a 40-month driving ban.