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1 Nov 2024
#politics
Fox News: LAURA INGRAHAM: All Democrats can do is 'hope to scare enough women' into voting for Kamala Harris
Laura Ingraham criticizes Democrats for allegedly using fear tactics to sway female voters against Trump, claiming they lack substantive ideas and rely on emotional appeals. She notes that early voting trends show more women participating, including GOP women.
Ingraham argues that Kamala Harris and her supporters focus on fear regarding abortion rather than addressing issues like inflation or border security, suggesting this approach is condescending to women voters.
#society
Fox News: See NICU babies in adorable costumes for their first Halloween
Nurses at Broward Health Medical Center in Fort Lauderdale organized a Halloween costume contest for NICU babies and their families, creating a festive atmosphere despite the challenges of hospitalization. Costumes included a pumpkin, Harry Potter, and grape jelly.
The event aimed to bring joy to families during a stressful time, with the NICU transformed into a celebration space for the babies, some of whom were born as early as 25 weeks.
Fox News: Peanut the pet squirrel taken away by New York state officials from adopted home, may be euthanized
A pet squirrel named Peanut, with over 500,000 Instagram followers, has been taken by New York state officials due to reports of illegal wildlife ownership. His owner expressed distress over the potential euthanasia of the beloved animal, which has been part of their family for seven years.
Peanut was rescued as a baby and has since contributed to an animal rescue nonprofit. A petition supporting his return has garnered nearly 20,000 signatures, while the New York Department of Conservation continues its investigation into the situation.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: How will Israel’s new anti-UNRWA laws impact the controversial agency’s operations?
The Knesset has enacted laws that significantly restrict UNRWA's operations in Israel and the Palestinian territories, citing allegations of Hamas infiltration. The laws ban UNRWA from operating in Israel and annul previous agreements allowing its work in Gaza and the West Bank, creating legal uncertainties.
These changes may hinder humanitarian aid delivery to Palestinian civilians in Gaza, raising concerns about Israel's compliance with international law obligations to provide for the needs of the local population. Critics warn that the legislation could lead to severe humanitarian consequences.
#education
Le Monde: A new campus for the University of Chicago in Paris: 'The possibility of studying abroad is an argument in the battle between major American universities.'
The University of Chicago is set to inaugurate its new Paris campus on November 13 and 14, following seven years of development. The facility, designed by architect Jeanne Gang, will accommodate around 125 students and features modern classrooms, an amphitheater, and various amenities.
This expansion addresses increasing demand for study abroad programs, as the previous center reached capacity. Initial concerns regarding student safety and educational quality have been acknowledged as the university aims to provide a global perspective to its undergraduates.
#crime
Fox News: House Oversight Chairman Comer investigating FBI over 'quietly' revised crime statistics
The House Oversight Committee has initiated an investigation into the FBI for allegedly failing to report complete crime data, claiming a significant undercount of violent crimes in 2022. Chairman James Comer expressed concerns about the accuracy of the FBI's reports and potential political motivations behind the omissions.
The FBI maintains that its data collection issues stemmed from a transition to a new reporting system and asserts confidence in its published crime statistics. It plans to enhance transparency with more frequent data releases in the future.