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31 Oct 2024
#politics
The Economist: The fight to win the most unruly institution in Washington
In the upcoming 2024 elections, moderate candidates Mike Lawler and Mondaire Jones are contesting in New York's 17th district, each disputing their self-identifications. Their debate highlights the polarized perceptions of political ideologies among voters.
The race reflects broader electoral dynamics, emphasizing the challenges of appealing to swing voters and the significance of occasional voter turnout in determining outcomes.
The Western Journal: A Time for Choosing
A.F. Branco's cartoon "A Time for Choosing" reflects on the 2024 election, highlighting figures like Donald Trump and Kamala Harris in the context of voting decisions. The artwork critiques the political landscape as voters prepare for the upcoming election.
The Economist: What to watch for on election night, and beyond
The 2024 U.S. presidential election is anticipated to be closely contested, with factors like early voting and high turnout potentially impacting the results. Analysts are examining swing districts and voter demographics to gauge possible outcomes and strategies for both parties.
Key issues include the performance of swing voters and the implications of local elections on Senate control. The election night results may take time to be finalized, reminiscent of the 2020 election.
The Western Journal: Alert: FBI Deployed Female 'Honeypot' Agents to Destroy Trump - Whistleblower
The House Judiciary Committee is investigating allegations that former FBI Director James Comey directed an off-the-books operation using female agents as "honeypots" to infiltrate Donald Trump's 2016 campaign. The whistleblower claims this was a fishing expedition without any criminal basis.
If true, these actions suggest Comey aimed to undermine Trump's political movement by gathering incriminating information, raising serious concerns about the use of federal resources for political targeting.
GB News: 'Our viewers deserve answers!' Stephen and Ellie speak of frustration as Rachel Reeves agrees to Ed Balls interview
GB News presenters expressed frustration over Chancellor Rachel Reeves' decision to appear on Good Morning Britain instead of their channel. They emphasized the importance of scrutiny following the government's controversial budget.
They hope Reeves will later speak with their political editor, but the presenters feel let down by her choice to avoid their platform.
Le Monde: Sciences Po Strasbourg cuts ties with Israeli university over Gaza war
Sciences Po Strasbourg has cut ties with Israel's Reichman University, citing the latter's "warmongering" stance on the Gaza conflict. This decision followed student protests advocating for a ceasefire in Gaza and was met with criticism from the French government.
French officials expressed concern, emphasizing that Israeli universities often support peace initiatives. The decision reflects ongoing tensions surrounding the Gaza conflict and the political climate in higher education.
Forbes: Can Trump And Harris Tie? It’s Possible—Here’s What Would Happen
Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are in a tight race ahead of Election Day, with a slim possibility of an Electoral College tie. If such a tie occurs, the House would choose the president, likely favoring Trump due to expected Republican control of state delegations.
A 269-269 tie is deemed unlikely, with various scenarios that could lead to it. If no candidate secures 270 electoral votes, the election could become contingent, potentially involving third-party candidates and "faithless electors."
The Western Journal: God Sends Confusion on the Wicked: Progressive Voting Group Just Destroyed Unknown Number of Dem Votes in ‘Accident’
A progressive group, AllVote, mistakenly sent texts to Pennsylvania voters claiming they had already voted, leading to confusion. The organization attributed the error to a copy-editing mistake and has since apologized, but concerns about misleading election information persist.
Officials have flagged AllVote's outreach as problematic, with previous issues reported in Wisconsin. The group's credibility is questioned due to its lack of transparency regarding funding and operations.
#society
Le Monde: Spain flood death toll soars to at least 158
Spain is facing severe flooding after a powerful storm, resulting in at least 158 deaths and many missing. Authorities have advised residents in affected areas to stay home as rescue operations continue, with significant damage reported in the Valencia region.
The government has declared three days of national mourning, and emergency services are working to clear roads and find survivors. Criticism has emerged regarding the effectiveness of warning systems, highlighting political tensions over disaster management responsibilities.
#military
The Telegraph: A German naval force is avoiding the Red Sea, clearly afraid of the Houthis. It’s not a good look
German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius has decided that a naval task group will avoid the southern Red Sea due to risks posed by Houthi missiles, opting instead to navigate around Africa. This decision raises concerns about the optics and morale among German sailors.
The choice reflects a broader disconnect between political risk assessments and military readiness, highlighting issues in how navies are funded and equipped for potential conflict.
#culture
Fox News: Reba McEntire's never met friend Dolly Parton's elusive husband Carl
Dolly Parton's longtime friend Reba McEntire revealed she has never met Parton's husband, Carl Thomas Dean, highlighting the couple's private nature. Despite being married for 57 years, Dean prefers to stay out of the spotlight, which Parton respects.
Parton attributes their successful marriage to their differences and mutual understanding, with Dean enjoying a quiet life on their farm while she travels for her career. Their relationship thrives on love, respect, and a shared sense of humor.
#health
Fox News: Bruce Willis' family initially dismissed dementia symptoms as return of childhood stutter
Bruce Willis' early signs of frontotemporal dementia (FTD) were overlooked due to his childhood stutter. His wife, Emma Heming Willis, noted that his language difficulties were initially perceived as part of his stuttering, complicating the recognition of his condition.
Following his aphasia diagnosis in March 2022, it was confirmed that he has FTD, affecting his communication and behavior. Emma has openly discussed the importance of educating their children about his health decline, emphasizing honesty about his condition.
GB News: Doctor issues 'urgent' symptoms warning as cases of highly contagious winter bug jump by 30% across UK
Norovirus cases in the UK have surged by 30% in the last two weeks, prompting health warnings from experts. Symptoms include severe vomiting and diarrhea, which can lead to dehydration, especially in vulnerable populations.
Doctors recommend hydration, moderation in alcohol consumption, and staying warm as preventive measures. Vaccinations for flu and COVID-19 are also advised to mitigate health risks this winter.
#crime
Fox News: Delphi murders suspect confessed to killing 2 girls on hiking trail in small town, prison doc says
Richard Allen, charged with the 2017 murders of Liberty German and Abigail Williams, allegedly confessed to a prison psychologist that he killed the girls and expressed intentions of sexual assault. His trial has revealed details of his confessions and behavior leading up to the murders.
The prosecution has presented evidence linking Allen to the crime scene, including witness accounts and surveillance footage. His defense will need to address the mounting evidence against him as the trial progresses.
#sports
GB News: Mike Tyson, 58, refusing to rule out boxing retirement after Jake Paul fight despite health concerns
Mike Tyson, at nearly 58, has expressed interest in continuing to fight after his upcoming bout with Jake Paul. Despite health concerns, including a recent ulcer flare-up, Tyson insists he feels ready and has been training intensively for the match.
Tyson's potential future fights depend on the outcome against Paul, set for November. He also commented on the upcoming heavyweight rematch between Tyson Fury and Oleksandr Usyk, predicting a better performance from Fury this time.