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#politics
Fox News: Harris supporters say she'll fix immigration, blame Trump for border crisis
Voters at a Kamala Harris rally in Flint, Michigan, expressed support for her immigration policies, criticizing former President Trump's approach as ineffective. They emphasized the need for compassionate solutions and legislative action to address border issues.
Polling indicates a tight race in Michigan, with Harris holding a slight lead. Supporters argue that Trump's opposition to Biden's bipartisan border legislation has exacerbated the situation, while they believe Harris has the experience to implement effective immigration reforms.
#society
Breitbart: Israeli Border Patrol Officer, 19, Killed in Terror Attack
A terror attack at the Be’er Sheva bus station resulted in the death of Border Patrol Officer Shira Chaya Suslik, 19, and injuries to ten others. The assailant, Ahmad al-Uqbi, a 29-year-old Israeli citizen with a criminal record, opened fire on civilians.
Israeli Arab leaders condemned the attack, disassociating from the perpetrator, who has familial ties to a previous attack at the same location.
Times Of Israel: ADL finds 10,000 antisemitic incidents in US since Hamas’s October 7 attack
Over 10,000 antisemitic incidents were reported in the US in the year following Hamas's October 7 attack on Israel, marking a 200% increase from the previous year. This includes significant rises in harassment, vandalism, and assaults, particularly on college campuses.
The data reflects a broader trend of escalating antisemitism, with protests often featuring violent rhetoric against Jews. The Anti-Defamation League noted this as the highest annual total since tracking began in 1979.
#health
Fox News: Hurricane Helene flooding in NC stirs yellow jacket swarms, prompting distribution of Benadryl and EpiPens
Hurricane Helene's flooding in western North Carolina disturbed insect nests, leading to increased stings among recovery workers. The state health department is distributing medications like Benadryl and EpiPens to aid those affected.
Over 2,000 EpiPens have been sent to local health centers, and pharmacists are providing emergency refills for allergy medications. The storm resulted in at least 232 fatalities, marking it as one of the deadliest hurricanes in the U.S. since Katrina.
#education
Fox News: High school seniors from the North flock to southern universities: report
High school seniors from the North are increasingly choosing Southern universities like Clemson and Alabama over Ivy League schools. Factors influencing this trend include lower tuition, appealing campus life, and better career opportunities.
The number of Northerners attending Southern public schools has risen significantly, with an 84% increase over two decades. This shift reflects a desire for community and a break from political polarization found in some Northern campuses.