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31 Oct 2024
#politics
Le Monde: 'The identity and contours of the American working class are hard to pin down'
The working class in the U.S. remains a significant political force, particularly in key states like Pennsylvania, where both major candidates are courting their support. The decline of blue-collar jobs and union influence highlights a shift in the working class's composition and political alignment.
Despite a decrease in union representation and blue-collar workers, the term "working class" has gained prominence in political discourse, reflecting cultural rather than purely economic concerns. This shift has been influenced by the changing dynamics of party allegiance among White workers.
The Federalist: WI Sen. Baldwin Has Sudden Change Of Heart On Trump Voters
Senator Tammy Baldwin is distancing herself from President Biden's derogatory comments about Trump supporters, likely due to her tight reelection bid in Wisconsin. Baldwin's campaign emphasized her commitment to all constituents, regardless of their political affiliation.
Baldwin's Republican opponent, Eric Hovde, criticized both her and Biden for their negative views on half of Wisconsin's voters. Recent polls indicate a competitive race, with Baldwin leading by a narrow margin, raising concerns among Democrats about the potential impact of the presidential race in the state.
Fox News: Former NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo referred to DOJ for prosecution by House subcommittee: report
A Republican-led House subcommittee has referred former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to the Justice Department, accusing him of lying to Congress regarding his handling of nursing home deaths during the COVID-19 pandemic. Cuomo denies the allegations, claiming he does not recall the details in question.
The referral letter alleges Cuomo engaged in a "conscious, calculated effort" to evade accountability. Cuomo's spokesperson criticized the investigation as a misuse of congressional authority. The outcome of this referral remains uncertain amid ongoing political dynamics.
#society
GB News: Ryanair repays 'oversize' bag charge as passenger's bag 'fit flush' into measuring cage
A passenger won a refund from Ryanair after being charged over £100 for her cabin bag, which fit within the airline's size limits. Ryanair refunded the fees as a "gesture of goodwill" but maintained their initial decision was correct.
The incident highlights the increasing stress and confusion surrounding airline baggage policies, as major airlines have reduced free cabin baggage allowances since 2018.
#economy
GB News: Budget 2024: Farmer Gareth Wyn Jones lashes out at inheritance tax raid - 'Final nail in the coffin'
Welsh farmer Gareth Wyn Jones criticized Rachel Reeves's proposed inheritance tax reforms, claiming they threaten the viability of family farms. He argued that many farms will exceed the £1 million threshold, making it financially burdensome for future generations to inherit.
Wyn Jones expressed frustration with the Labour government's approach, stating that the agricultural sector is already struggling. He warned that the new tax measures could lead to significant challenges for family farms and their continued operation.
#culture
Outdoor Photographer: Where Wildlife Runs Free - Outdoor Photographer
The author reflects on their journey of discovering wildlife photography, emphasizing the importance of open spaces for both mental clarity and capturing the essence of nature. They recount experiences in Africa that shaped their perspective and technique, favoring versatility in photography over traditional approaches.
Through extensive travel and exploration, the author aims to document wildlife and landscapes before they are lost to civilization, highlighting the need for conservation and appreciation of natural habitats.
#history
GB News: Archaeology breakthrough: 4,000-year-old fortified town discovered hidden by 'walled oasis'
Archaeologists have discovered al-Natah, a 4,000-year-old fortified town in the Khaybar oasis of northwest Arabia. The settlement, dating back to 2,400 BC, housed around 500 residents and featured a protective wall and multi-storey homes, but was abandoned around 1,400 BC for unknown reasons.
The findings, led by archaeologist Guillaume Charloux, highlight an alternative urbanization path in northwest Arabia compared to larger contemporaneous cities in Mesopotamia and Egypt. This discovery follows the recent unearthing of a Mayan city in Mexico using Lidar technology.