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31 Oct 2024
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Times Of Israel: Hamas rejects any hostage deal that doesn’t end war, despite mediators’ efforts
Hamas has rejected proposals for a temporary ceasefire in Gaza, insisting on a permanent end to hostilities. Mediators from the U.S., Egypt, and Qatar are attempting to negotiate a truce involving hostages and Palestinian prisoners, but Hamas maintains its demands for a full withdrawal of Israeli forces.
Ongoing discussions include various short-term proposals, but Hamas has not received any formal offers yet. The group continues to hold hostages and emphasizes the need for humanitarian aid and a serious prisoner exchange.
Fox News: CA lawmakers slam ‘ivory tower’ state energy ‘politburo’ as estimated 65-cent gas price hike looms
California Republican leaders criticized the California Air Resources Board (CARB) for proposing a gas price hike of 65 cents per gallon, claiming the board is disconnected from the struggles of working-class residents. They argue the board's wealthy members lack transparency and accountability.
Democratic lawmakers also expressed concerns about CARB's communication and transparency. Amidst the debate, some oil companies are considering closing refineries in California due to regulatory pressures.
Forbes: Joe Rogan Baselessly Claims YouTube Search Suppressed Trump Interview, Talks Harris In Latest Episode
Joe Rogan claimed that his interview with Donald Trump faced search issues on YouTube, suggesting possible suppression without evidence. He stated that Elon Musk was upset about the situation and shared that the video was not trending as expected.
Despite the claims, YouTube confirmed the issue was resolved and the video remains available, having garnered significant views. Rogan's episode is one of the most notable in his podcast history.
Breitbart: Report: Kamala Harris Campaign Pays Radical Groups for GOTV Effort
The Kamala Harris campaign has reportedly allocated significant funds to various left-leaning groups for voter mobilization efforts, as disclosed by the Federal Elections Commission. These groups include those advocating for police defunding and reparations, with ties to controversial figures.
Among the financial contributions are $2.05 million to the National Urban League and additional funds to other advocacy organizations linked to radical activism. The implications of these affiliations raise questions about transparency and the campaign's broader strategy.
Fox News: Biden targeted by GOP resolution condemning 'garbage' remark about Trump supporters
President Biden faces a congressional resolution condemning his remarks about Trump supporters, which a Republican lawmaker labeled as "garbage." This follows a pattern of derogatory comments made by Democrats about Trump supporters, echoing Hillary Clinton's "basket of deplorables" remark.
The White House has denied that Biden referred to Trump supporters as "garbage," asserting he was addressing a joke made at a Trump rally. Despite this, the comments have sparked significant backlash from Republicans, with some Democrats also expressing disapproval.
Breitbart: Walz on Third-Trimester Abortions: We Want Roe, Should Be Between Women, Doctors
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, the 2024 Democratic vice presidential candidate, emphasized the need to restore Roe v. Wade during a CBS Mornings interview. He stated that decisions regarding abortion should prioritize the health of the mother and that the Harris-Walz ticket opposes any restrictions on abortion.
When asked about a potential federal ban on third-trimester abortions, Walz reiterated the importance of restoring Roe v. Wade without imposing limits. He criticized past abortion bans, linking them to preventable tragedies.
Fox News: I'm Eric Hovde: This is why I want Wisconsin's vote for Senate
Eric Hovde, a Republican Senate candidate from Wisconsin, criticizes the Biden administration and incumbent Senator Tammy Baldwin for their policies, claiming they have led to increased national debt, inflation, and domestic insecurity. He emphasizes the need for change in Washington, advocating for a focus on the American people's interests over career politicians.
Hovde expresses concern over illegal immigration, rising crime rates, and the fentanyl crisis, attributing these issues to open-border policies. He calls for a return to citizen legislators who prioritize practical solutions and accountability in government.
Le Monde: For Macron's visit to Morocco, some surprising guests were among plethoric delegation
French President Emmanuel Macron visited Morocco on October 28, 2024, marking his first trip since 2018. The visit aimed to strengthen ties, highlighted by France's recognition of Moroccan sovereignty over Western Sahara and contracts exceeding €10 billion.
The presence of photographer François-Marie Banier in the delegation raised questions, as did the large size of the unofficial group amidst concerns over Elysée spending. Recommendations from the French Court of Accounts regarding delegation sizes and financial management appear unaddressed.
Fox News: Fox News Democracy '24: The keys to the count in every battleground state
As election night approaches, officials nationwide are preparing to count millions of ballots, with state-specific reporting methods impacting early leads. Changes in voting procedures since 2020 may alter the dynamics of results, particularly in battleground states.
Mail-in ballots, early voting, and state laws will influence how quickly results are reported, with potential delays in determining winners. Each state has measures to ensure accurate counting, including recount provisions based on close margins.
#society
GB News: Construction begins on 'world's biggest building' that is 80 times larger than the Big Ben
Construction has commenced on the Mukaab, a massive cube-shaped skyscraper in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, part of the New Murabba city project. Designed to be the world’s largest building, it will include shops, cultural attractions, and residential units, with completion expected by 2030.
The project has faced criticism for its resemblance to the Kaaba in Mecca and concerns over labor conditions, with reports of migrant worker fatalities linked to the Vision 2030 initiative. Critics question the feasibility of achieving the project's ambitious goals.
GB News: New rules to see drivers slapped with £70 fine for parking in bus stops amid impact on the elderly
Nottinghamshire County Council is installing 10 new enforcement cameras to deter parking at bus stops, responding to complaints from elderly and disabled passengers. The initiative aims to improve access for those reliant on public transport, as previous measures have shown a significant reduction in parking violations.
Drivers caught parking in bus stop lanes face a £70 penalty, reduced to £35 if paid within 14 days. The council emphasizes the importance of considering the needs of vulnerable passengers when parking. Mixed reactions from residents highlight concerns over funding priorities.
Breitbart: LGBTQ Group Suspends Israeli Chapter for Offering to Host Conference
ILGA World has rejected a bid from its Israeli chapter, Aguda, to host its annual conference and suspended the organization. The decision was made after an emergency meeting, citing the need for stronger governance and sensitivity to the historical context of apartheid in South Africa.
Aguda expressed disappointment, highlighting its long-standing efforts for LGBTQ rights in Israel and the region. The organization emphasized the legal status of homosexuality in Israel compared to the criminalization faced by LGBTQ individuals in neighboring areas.
GB News: Tube strikes: The exact dates commuters face TFL turmoil as London faces 'few services running' for three days
Transport for London (TfL) faces significant disruptions as RMT and Aslef unions announce strikes from November 1 to November 12, protesting inadequate pay and working conditions. Key dates include severe disruptions on November 5, 7, and 12, affecting millions of commuters.
Both unions rejected TfL's pay offer, citing dissatisfaction with negotiations. TfL expressed disappointment over the strikes, asserting their offer is fair and aimed at benefiting lower-paid staff. Commuters are advised to prepare for travel chaos and consider alternative arrangements during the strike period.
#foreignaffairs
Liberty Nation News: Scary ‘Nuclear Challenges’ Faced by United States - Liberty Nation News
The Defense Intelligence Agency's recent report highlights the increasing nuclear threats posed by China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran. These nations are advancing their nuclear capabilities, with China expected to reach 1,000 warheads by 2030 and North Korea intensifying missile tests.
The report underscores the inadequacy of the U.S. nuclear posture and emphasizes the urgency for action as geopolitical tensions rise. With military collaborations between China and Russia growing, and Iran's missile capabilities expanding, the U.S. faces significant challenges to its deterrence strategy.
#economy
Forbes: Microsoft Stock Slips To Worst Day In Years Despite Record Earnings
Microsoft reported record earnings for its third quarter, with $3.30 earnings per share and net income of $24.7 billion, surpassing analyst expectations. Revenue reached $65.6 billion, driven by a 34% growth in Azure cloud services.
Despite these results, Microsoft shares fell about 5% following cautious guidance for future growth, particularly in Azure and its AI segment, leading to a significant drop in market capitalization.
#crime
Breitbart: Feds Imprison Texas Border County Prosecutor for Extortion
A former Texas border county prosecutor, Victor Canales Jr., was sentenced to 37 months in federal prison for extortion after demanding over $44,000 from a woman to dismiss charges against her son. He initially pleaded guilty to taking $1,500.
Canales served as Starr County Attorney from 2005 to 2022, misusing his position to solicit bribes. The case involved dismissing misdemeanor charges that would have affected the son’s eligibility for a trial diversion program.