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31 Oct 2023
#politics
Fox News: Cases in Colorado, Minnesota seek to stop Trump from becoming president again
Efforts are underway in Colorado and Minnesota to prevent former President Donald Trump from running for office again. Lawyers argue that Trump's role in the Capitol riot violated the Constitution, disqualifying him from seeking office. The cases center around the 14th Amendment's insurrection clause but may end up before the U.S. Supreme Court.
Trump's legal team and campaign have challenged the validity of the lawsuit, claiming it is a Democrat-led attempt to undermine his presidential bid. The cases will hinge on the definition of "insurrection" and whether the provision was intended to apply to the presidency. If the cases escalate, they could ultimately be decided by the Supreme Court.
Fox News: Media, Democrats warn Trump may defeat Biden in 2024: 'The White House should be terrified'
Democrats and the media are concerned about the prospect of Donald Trump winning the 2024 election. A recent poll showed low approval ratings for President Biden, leading some Democrats to worry about his chances against Trump. Minnesota Democratic Rep. Dean Phillips has announced a primary challenge against Biden for the party's nomination. .
Fox News: Nikki Haley hailed for Iowa surge, but Trump still dominant
Nikki Haley's popularity and polling numbers are increasing in Iowa due to her successful campaign, strong performances in debates, and her international experience. However, despite this, Donald Trump is still dominating the race with a significant lead. While some never-Trumpers are calling for other Republicans to support Haley, it is unlikely to happen. Trump remains the front-runner, but Haley is gaining ground in the race for second place.
#war
GB News: Met Police spark outrage as posters of Hamas hostages pulled down over fears of offence... but no action taken over Palestine protests
Met police criticized for removing posters of missing Israelis in north London amid fears of tension within the community. Posters were put up in response to anti-Israel statements on social media. Photo of officers removing posters receives backlash from Jewish community.
The Telegraph: Ukraine-Russia war live: Russian losses in Ukraine 'pass 300,000'
Since invading Ukraine last year, Russia has lost over 300,000 troops in combat, according to Ukraine's General Staff. They also claim that Russia has lost over 5,000 tanks. It is believed that Russia is currently launching a major assault on the town of Avdiivka, potentially resulting in heavy losses.
#foreignaffairs
Flag And Cross: Tesla Faces Labor Dispute In Sweden As Union Considers Industrial Action
Swedish workers' union, IF Metall, is in a labor dispute with Tesla Inc over the company's refusal to sign a collective agreement. Despite mediation efforts, Tesla stood by its decision, prompting IF Metall to consider industrial action. The dispute revolves around wages, pensions, and insurances, as well as the broader issue of labor rights in Sweden.
The Telegraph: Politics latest news: Gaza ceasefire could risk more Hamas violence, Starmer to say amid Labour revolt
Sir Keir Starmer will defend Labour's position of calling for a humanitarian pause in the Gaza conflict. He warns that a permanent ceasefire could lead to more Hamas violence against Israel.
#economy
The Federalist: How Climate Alarmists' Overpopulation Obsession Curbs Prosperity
The belief that the world is overpopulated and running out of resources is based on a false premise. Humans are capable of creating more resources than they consume. The World Economic Forum focuses on materialism and offers few substantial solutions. The Alliance for Responsible Citizenship offers an alternative vision that emphasizes human ingenuity and rejects the idea that population growth leads to resource scarcity. Dr. Marian Tupy argues that resource scarcity is unnecessary and points to the Simon Abundance Index as evidence of increasing resource abundance. Anti-human climate alarmists continue to advocate for restrictions on humanity in order to retain resources, but Tupy argues that humans have the intelligence to transcend scarcity problems.
The Telegraph: Putin turns screws on Western businesses trying to exit Russia - latest updates
Vladimir Putin restricts western companies selling Russian assets, causing currency and capital control issues.