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31 Oct 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Residents in small Ohio village sound off on chaos after massive influx of illegal immigrants: 'Overhwelmed'
Lockland, Ohio, a village of 3,400, is facing significant challenges due to an influx of about 3,000 illegal immigrants, primarily from Mauritania. Residents report strains on local services, increased fire hazards, and a decline in quality of life, prompting many to leave.
Local officials indicate that the immigrants do not contribute to the tax base and have overwhelmed community resources. The situation has raised concerns about safety, loitering, and the overall impact on the village's economy.
#politics
CNSNews: CO Voting System Passwords Posted Online for Months - Changed after GOP Exposes Leak
Colorado's voting system passwords were publicly accessible online for months due to an error by Secretary of State Jena Griswold's office. The passwords were only changed after the Colorado GOP exposed the breach, despite the office being aware of the issue prior to public disclosure.
This incident raises concerns about election security and the handling of sensitive information. Griswold has faced scrutiny over previous voting integrity issues but has refused calls to resign.
Breitbart: Watch Live: Donald Trump Holds Rally in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Former President Donald Trump addressed supporters at a rally in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on October 31. His speech focused on key political themes and his ongoing campaign efforts.
The rally attracted a significant crowd, reflecting Trump's continued influence within the Republican Party.
The Mirror: All the measures Rachel Reeves will announce at Budget - as well as rumours
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will present the first Labour Budget in 15 years, focusing on tax increases to address a £22 billion deficit and significant investments in public services, particularly the NHS. Key measures include a 6.7% rise in the national minimum wage and billions for health services.
The Budget is expected to maintain tax rates for working individuals while potentially raising employer national insurance and capital gains tax. Additionally, plans to end non-dom tax status and implement VAT on private school fees are anticipated, alongside adjustments to borrowing rules for infrastructure investment.
GB News: Robert Jenrick blasts Labour's 'fundamentally dishonest' Budget following record tax hike
Conservative leadership candidate Robert Jenrick criticized Chancellor Rachel Reeves, calling her a "compulsive liar" after her announcement of a £40 billion tax increase in Labour's Budget. The changes include raising employer National Insurance contributions to 15% and reducing business rates discounts.
These measures are set to take effect in April 2026 and April 2025, respectively, impacting employers and small businesses significantly.
Breitbart: Mark Cuban: You Never See Trump 'Around Strong, Intelligent Women'
Mark Cuban criticized Donald Trump on ABC’s “The View,” stating that Trump avoids strong, intelligent women, suggesting this is why he does not seek Nikki Haley's support. Cuban believes this dynamic could hinder Trump's outreach to Haley's voters.
Cuban also implied that Haley's presence could benefit Kamala Harris in appealing to these voters.
Fox News: CNN host clashes with GOP lawmaker over Trump saying he'll protect women whether they 'like it or not'
CNN anchor John Berman questioned Rep. Byron Donalds about former President Trump's remarks on protecting women "whether they like it or not." Donalds defended Trump, stating the comments were about safeguarding women from violent illegal immigrants and criticized Berman for selective editing.
Berman pressed Donalds on whether Trump's language was inappropriate, while Donalds emphasized the context of Trump's message regarding women's safety. The exchange highlighted differing interpretations of Trump's comments and the media's role in framing political discourse.
Breitbart: Rap Mogul Michael Harris Delivers Passionate Speech: 'If It Wasn’t for Donald Trump, I Wouldn’t Be Standing Here Today'
Michael “Harry-O” Harris, co-founder of Death Row Records, endorsed Donald Trump at a rally, crediting him for his release after 33 years in prison. Harris expressed gratitude, stating that Trump’s actions were guided by a higher power.
Several other rappers have also voiced support for Trump, contrasting with criticism directed at Kamala Harris from figures in the hip-hop community.
Le Monde: Donald Trump's miraculous political survival
Donald Trump has regained control of the Republican Party following the January 6 Capitol assault and two impeachments. His resilience was highlighted by his reaction to an assassination attempt at a rally, where he rallied supporters instead of fleeing.
Trump's comeback reflects both his political acumen and the reluctance of conservative leaders to oppose him. While his grip on the party is strong, the upcoming presidential election remains uncertain.
Breitbart: VIDEO: Biden Appears to Bite Several Babies for Halloween
President Biden drew media attention during a Halloween event by playfully biting two babies, diverting focus from Vice President Harris. His actions, described as awkward, sparked mixed reactions, while former President Trump criticized Biden's comments about Trump supporters at a rally in Wisconsin.
Trump also mocked Biden by arriving at the rally in a garbage truck, emphasizing the ongoing political tensions. Biden had previously suggested politically "locking up" Trump, a remark he later retracted.
The Economist: Election lawsuits are flooding America’s courts
As the U.S. presidential election approaches, Donald Trump is likely to contest the results if he loses, echoing claims of election fraud and focusing on non-citizen voting. His previous strategy involved numerous lawsuits, with minimal success.
The upcoming election highlights the complexities of American democracy, with various factors influencing voter turnout and swing districts. The outcome may hinge on the engagement of occasional voters and the performance of candidates in key states.
GB News: Robert Jenrick fumes at Rachel Reeves over 'dishonest' Budget tax rises
Conservative leadership candidate Robert Jenrick criticized Chancellor Rachel Reeves, labeling her a "compulsive liar" over Labour's £40 billion tax increase, which he claims contradicts prior promises not to raise taxes before the General Election. He argued that this hike burdens households and small businesses.
Jenrick also expressed concerns about Labour's spending choices and their impact on public services, particularly in relation to NHS funding and migration levels. He advocates for a cap on migration to alleviate pressure on housing and wages.
#society
The Western Journal: Mom Jumps Off Niagara Falls with Her Two Young Children - Final Social Media Posts Showed Despair
A mother, Chianti Means, intentionally jumped from Niagara Falls with her two children, aged 9 and 5 months. Authorities concluded the act was deliberate, as she had expressed despair over a recent breakup in her social media posts prior to the incident.
Friends mourned her loss, highlighting the emotional turmoil she faced. The investigation continues as the community grapples with the tragedy.
GB News: Palestinian student who said she was 'full of pride' over October 7 Hamas attacks WINS appeal against Home Office visa revocation
Dana Abuqamar, a Palestinian student who expressed joy over the October 7 Hamas attacks, has won an appeal against the Home Office's decision to revoke her visa. The court ruled that her rights to freedom of speech were violated and that she is not an extremist.
The judgment clarified that expressing support for the Palestinian cause does not equate to supporting Hamas. Abuqamar criticized the previous government's actions as a politicization of the immigration system, while the Home Office declined to comment further.
Fox News: Texas accuses El Paso doctor of providing 'dangerous' gender-transition drugs to kids: lawsuit
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against El Paso pediatric endocrinologist Hector Granados for allegedly prescribing puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones to minors, violating state law. The suit cites 21 anonymous patients and claims Granados engaged in deceptive practices.
Paxton seeks injunctions to prevent Granados from further prescribing these treatments and aims to impose civil penalties for each violation. This lawsuit follows another similar case against a Dallas doctor for providing prohibited gender transition hormones to adolescents.
#economy
The Mirror: Rachel Reeves raises taxes by £40bn but there's good news - live Budget updates
Rachel Reeves, in her first Budget speech as Chancellor, announced £40 billion in tax increases and significant public spending to address financial challenges left by the previous government. Key allocations include £1 billion for NHS upgrades, £1.4 billion for school rebuilding, and £22.6 billion for health services.
The Budget also includes a freeze on fuel duty, a cut on draught alcohol tax, and new taxes on vaping and tobacco. Critics have raised concerns about the impact of increased duties on the alcohol sector and the overall tax burden reaching historic highs.
The Mirror: What finance experts believe Budget will do to your savings, mortgage and wages
Chancellor Rachel Reeves' first Budget includes over £40 billion in tax increases and £70 billion in additional spending aimed at revitalizing public services. While it promises improvements for the NHS and education, economists warn of sluggish wage growth and higher inflation.
The Office for Budget Responsibility forecasts GDP growth but cautions that the positive effects of the Budget may diminish within five years. Increased spending could lead to higher interest rates and mortgage costs, with potential future tax rises to address ongoing fiscal challenges.
#crime
Forbes: Diddy Accuser Told She Can’t Sue Anonymously: Here Are The John And Jane Doe Cases Filed Against Him So Far
Texas attorney Tony Buzbee has filed 15 lawsuits against Sean "Diddy" Combs, representing over 100 accusers alleging sexual assault, rape, and abuse of minors. The claims span several decades and involve multiple unnamed plaintiffs.
Combs' legal team denies all allegations, asserting confidence in their defense. A federal judge has mandated that one anonymous plaintiff must reveal her identity to proceed with her case.
The Western Journal: 'This Has Really Gone Sideways': Nightmarish Scene Erupts in LA After Dodgers Win World Series
Following the Los Angeles Dodgers' World Series victory over the New York Yankees, celebrations in downtown Los Angeles turned chaotic. Initially joyous, the scene devolved into violence, with reports of property damage and confrontations with police.
Authorities made twelve arrests related to the disturbances, which included charges for commercial burglary and failure to disperse. The LAPD urged fans to celebrate responsibly and avoid the downtown area due to street closures and heavy traffic.
Forbes: Judge Rules Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Accuser Must Reveal Her Name Or Rape Case Will Be Tossed
A New York judge ruled that a plaintiff accusing Sean "Diddy" Combs of rape must reveal her identity to proceed with her case, which could affect other anonymous accusers. The judge stated that the plaintiff did not demonstrate a significant risk of harm from being named.
The plaintiff has until November 13 to refile her complaint under her name, or the case will be dismissed. This ruling may influence the handling of similar cases involving other alleged victims.