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31 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: DeSantis admin blocked in abortion ad fight until after Election Day, judge rules
A Florida judge has extended a temporary restraining order that prevents the state from taking legal action against TV stations airing pro-abortion ads ahead of the election. The order will remain in effect until November 12, allowing further review of the case.
The lawsuit was filed by the group Floridians Protecting Freedom against state officials following threats to remove ads they deemed "false." The amendment on the ballot seeks to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution.
Forbes: These Companies Are Giving Out Election Day Freebies: Krispy Kreme, Ikea And More
Major companies are offering free items on Election Day to encourage voter participation. Krispy Kreme will give away doughnuts without proof of voting, while Johnny Rockets and Lazy Dog require an "I Voted" sticker for free milkshakes and drinks, respectively.
Despite federal laws against incentivizing voting, some promotions remain legal if open to all. Elon Musk's controversial $1 million daily giveaway to swing state voters raises questions about legality, as it may violate laws against paying for votes.
Fox News: New watchdog report shatters Biden-Harris narrative about ethics, 'transparency': 'Just a myth'
A report by Protect The Public’s Trust criticizes the Biden-Harris administration, claiming it has not upheld its promises of transparency and ethics. The report cites various alleged ethics violations across multiple agencies, including the White House and HHS.
It argues that the administration's claims of being the "most ethical" are unfounded, highlighting issues such as potential Hatch Act violations and conflicts of interest. The report calls for increased scrutiny to counter the narrative of a "scandal-free" administration.
#society
Le Monde: Paris set to limit traffic in the city's central core
Paris will implement a limited traffic zone (ZTL) in its central districts starting November 6, 2024, to reduce vehicle transit, pollution, and noise. Access will be restricted to emergency vehicles, taxis, residents, and those with specific destinations.
The initiative, part of Mayor Anne Hidalgo's campaign to promote cycling and public space, aims for a 30% reduction in traffic volume. Enforcement will include proof of residence and online declarations, with a grace period for adaptation.
The Telegraph: ‘Oh God, it’s my mother’: Gazan medic breaks down as he recognises corpse
A Palestinian ambulance worker, Abed Bardini, discovered that the corpse he was carrying was his mother, Samira, who had been killed in an airstrike. He expressed his anguish upon realizing the tragic loss while transporting her to a hospital in Gaza.
The airstrike also resulted in three fatalities and over ten injuries in the Maghazi refugee camp.
Breitbart: Looting, Vandalism in Downtown L.A. After Dodgers Win World Series
Los Angeles Dodgers fans celebrated their World Series victory over the New York Yankees, but the festivities turned chaotic with reports of looting and vandalism. Police made several arrests as some in the crowd engaged in hostile behavior, including throwing objects at officers.
The LAPD responded to multiple incidents of burglary and urged people to avoid the affected areas. Despite the celebrations, the atmosphere was marred by criminal activity, including the burning of a bus and thefts from local businesses.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Poland’s new envoy rejects Gaza genocide claims, says democracies must back Israel
Poland's new envoy to Israel, Maciej Hunia, supports Israel's military actions against Hamas and rejects genocide claims, emphasizing the need for collateral damage consideration in warfare. He believes Israel represents the democratic world's fight against terrorism.
Hunia also advocates for unity among democratic nations, linking Israel's and Ukraine's struggles against threats from terrorist organizations and Russia. He acknowledges the complex history between Poland and Israel, stressing the importance of addressing both bright and dark chapters of their shared past.
GB News: Outrage as North Korean flag 'flies' on captured Ukrainian territory 'confirming' Kim Jong-un's troops are helping Putin
A blurry photo suggesting the presence of North Korean troops alongside Russian forces in Ukraine has caused international concern. If confirmed, this would mark the first instance of a third party engaging in the conflict since its onset in February 2022.
Both Moscow and Pyongyang have denied troop deployment, but US officials estimate that around 3,000 North Korean soldiers may already be in eastern Russia, with plans for more by 2024. This development raises fears of escalating tensions in the ongoing conflict.
#economy
Forbes: Did Digital Currency Group Profit From $60 Million In North Korean Crypto Money Laundering?
A Forbes investigation indicates that Digital Currency Group (DCG), owner of Grayscale, profited from fees linked to the crypto mixer Railgun, which allegedly laundered funds for North Korea's Lazarus Group. DCG received over $436,000 from Railgun amidst a surge in illicit activity.
Railgun's usage spiked significantly in early 2023, coinciding with alleged money laundering activities. Despite claims of decentralization, concerns about compliance with U.S. regulations persist, highlighting the challenges of balancing privacy and oversight in decentralized finance.
GB News: Budget 2024: ‘Scary times ahead’ says chippy boss as Rachel Reeves’s announces raft of tax raids
The owners of J-Henry's Fish and Chips in Southampton have warned that recent tax increases announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves will adversely affect small businesses. They highlighted a significant cut to business rate relief and an increase in employer national insurance contributions as particularly detrimental.
They emphasized the urgent need for community support for local businesses, expressing concerns about the bleak future for the high street. The owners criticized the government's lack of incentives for entrepreneurship, suggesting that the burden of taxation and regulation discourages new business ventures.
#culture
Fox News: Last-minute Halloween treat is easy and quick to make, mom says
A Florida mother, Mackenzie Biehl, has shared a quick Halloween treat idea: transforming store-bought doughnuts into "monster donuts" using cookie icing, edible eyes, and plastic or candy vampire teeth. The process takes about five minutes and is adaptable to various doughnut flavors.
Biehl suggests these treats for kids' breakfasts or classroom snacks, emphasizing their fun and creative nature. The use of plastic teeth adds a toy element, while candy teeth provide a fully edible option.
#technology
GB News: Major car brand unveils new concept vehicle to 'pioneer a future where hydrogen is used by everyone'
Hyundai has introduced the INITIUM, a hydrogen fuel cell concept vehicle, boasting a range of over 650 km (403 miles) and a maximum output of 150 kW. The vehicle features advanced design elements and technology aimed at enhancing efficiency and safety, with production expected in 2025.
The INITIUM includes a route planner for charging infrastructure and a Vehicle-to-Load feature for powering devices. It represents Hyundai's commitment to hydrogen as a clean energy source and will be showcased at upcoming auto shows.