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7 Oct 2024
#politics
GB News: Labour MP slams 'ludicrous justification' for Winter Fuel Payment slash - 'It is a bad policy!'
Labour MP Graham Stringer criticized the Government's Winter Fuel Payment policy and its communication, calling it "bad policy very badly explained." He argued that the justification for changes is flawed and emphasized the need for stronger leadership from the Prime Minister.
Stringer highlighted that the changes have left around 11 million pensioners without support and mentioned a legal challenge against the Government for not conducting a proper equality impact assessment. A potential win for the challengers could delay the policy implementation.
Breitbart: ‘Call Her Daddy’ Host Alex Cooper Ripped by Fans over ‘Disgusting’ Harris Interview: ‘Trying to Make Her Look Gen Z,’ ‘I’ll Never Listen Again’
Alex Cooper's interview with Vice President Kamala Harris on the "Call Her Daddy" podcast has sparked backlash from fans who accuse her of promoting propaganda for the 2024 Democratic nominee. Critics are particularly upset that the interview occurred during a natural disaster, Hurricane Helene.
Listeners expressed disappointment over the lack of serious discussion on pressing issues, questioning Harris's priorities and Cooper's decision to host her amid the crisis. Many fans threatened to stop listening to the podcast due to this perceived misalignment with its usual content.
Fox News: Anti-Israel agitators set up encampment outside Jewish Dem rep's home on eve of Oct 7 Hamas attack anniversary
Anti-Israel protesters set up an encampment outside Rep. Greg Landsman's home in Ohio on the eve of the anniversary of the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks. The congressman reported that the masked group forced his family to seek police escorts for safety as they harassed them throughout the night.
Landsman condemned the protest as intimidation against his Jewish family, highlighting the significance of the date. Fellow lawmakers, including Rep. Dan Goldman, criticized the protest, calling for collective condemnation of such actions.
Breitbart: Exclusive: Republicans Zone in on FCC 'Fast Track' Soros Deal to Own over 200 Radio Stations
House Republicans, led by Cathy McMorris Rodgers, are questioning the FCC's decision to expedite a deal allowing George Soros to control over 200 radio stations, citing national security concerns. They demand clarity on the waiver process that bypassed standard reviews.
The FCC's approval has been criticized as unprecedented, with Republican commissioners highlighting that it ignored established protocols for foreign ownership in broadcasting. They emphasize the need for adherence to federal law to ensure transparency and public input.
The Economist: The US tax code will change next year; the presidential election will determine how
The US tax code is set for changes next year, with the presidential election influencing potential reforms. Donald Trump advocates for tax cuts, while Kamala Harris aims to support the middle class. A fiscal cliff looms as tax provisions from 2017 are set to expire by 2025.
The outcome of the election will significantly impact income taxes for most Americans, necessitating new legislation. Additionally, the Supreme Court is poised to address several contentious issues in its new term.
Fox News: Fox News Channel celebrates 28 years on the air
Fox News Channel celebrated its 28th anniversary on October 7, 2023. Since its launch in 1996, it has become the most-watched cable news network, achieving significant ratings and audience share, particularly in the third quarter of 2023.
The network, founded by Rupert Murdoch, faced initial skepticism but has since dominated the cable news landscape, maintaining its lead for 91 consecutive quarters. It now encompasses multiple platforms, including Fox Business and Fox News Digital.
Forbes: Supreme Court Rejects Elon Musk’s Lawsuit Against Jack Smith Over Trump Investigation
The Supreme Court declined to hear a lawsuit from social network X, which challenged the federal government's request for information about former President Trump. X argued that it should have notified Trump before complying with the warrant, claiming violations of executive privilege and the First Amendment.
The federal government countered that X's arguments were without merit and that the case was moot since the investigation had concluded. Meanwhile, Trump faces ongoing criminal charges related to efforts to overturn the 2020 election, which he denies.
#society
The Telegraph: Rome’s Trevi fountain to have glass walkway
A glass and steel walkway will be built across Rome’s Trevi Fountain to facilitate cleaning while restricting visitor access. This move may precede the introduction of a tourist fee aimed at managing overcrowding at the popular site.
The walkway will allow limited visitors to observe the cleaning process, addressing issues like grime and stains on the monument.
Forbes: Hurricane Milton Is A Category 5 Headed Toward Florida—Here’s What To Know
Hurricane Milton has intensified to a Category 5 storm with winds of 160 mph, moving towards the Florida Gulf coast after Hurricane Helene's recent devastation. Evacuation orders are expected as it approaches, with significant storm surge and rainfall anticipated.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has declared a state of emergency for 35 counties, urging residents to prepare for potential evacuations. Milton is predicted to bring life-threatening conditions, following the impact of Hurricane Helene, which caused severe flooding and fatalities.
The Telegraph: The police have learnt nothing over the last year
On October 7, 2023, Hamas launched a brutal attack in Israel, resulting in over 1,400 deaths and numerous hostages. In the UK, pro-Palestinian demonstrations have sparked significant concerns over anti-Semitic sentiments and perceived police inaction, with minimal arrests despite illegal displays.
The situation has raised alarms about rising tensions and the effectiveness of law enforcement in addressing hate speech and support for terrorist organizations. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer noted the potential for increased societal division as a result of these events.
The Western Journal: Fox News Viewers Credited with Saving Ill Helene Victim Who Was Minutes from Dying
Hurricane Helene has caused significant devastation in North Carolina, resulting in 224 fatalities. Amidst the destruction, stories of community support have emerged, including a Fox News viewer's donation of a generator that saved a dying resident.
As Tropical Storm Milton approaches Florida, the need for assistance grows, highlighting perceived shortcomings in government response. Local residents emphasize the importance of individual contributions to recovery efforts.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Year after Oct. 7, US sanctions ‘sham charity’ and individuals for funding Hamas
The U.S. imposed sanctions on a Hamas fundraising network, marking the first anniversary of the October 7 attacks. The Treasury Department targeted three individuals, a charity, and Al-Intaj Bank in Gaza, accusing them of financially supporting Hamas.
The sanctions aim to disrupt Hamas's funding sources, which reportedly include up to $10 million monthly through deceptive charities. The U.S. continues to hold Hamas accountable for its actions and the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
Breitbart: Biden, Harris Plagiarize Each Other's October 7 Statements in Calling for End to War in Lebanon
President Biden and Vice President Harris marked the first anniversary of the October 7 terror attacks, emphasizing solidarity with victims and the importance of Palestinian rights. They called for a diplomatic solution to restore calm in the Israel-Lebanon region, using identical language.
Following the attacks, Israel responded to Hezbollah's aggression, leading to a ground invasion aimed at neutralizing the group's leadership and weapon stockpiles. Diplomatic efforts by the Biden administration to mitigate the conflict have been unsuccessful.
#economy
GB News: Check your Amazon account now! Millions risk missing price cuts because they've avoided free upgrade
Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days sale begins at 00:01 on October 8, 2024, exclusively for Prime members. The 48-hour event promises significant discounts on popular brands and Amazon devices, marking it as a key shopping opportunity ahead of Christmas.
To access the sale, users must have an active Prime membership or a 30-day free trial. Amazon has also expanded its same-day delivery service to more UK cities, enhancing the benefits of Prime membership beyond just discounts.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF strikes Gaza rocket launching sites used to target Israel on Oct. 7 anniversary
Israeli fighter jets targeted and destroyed Hamas rocket launchers in Khan Younis, Gaza, coinciding with the anniversary of the October 7 attack. The IDF ordered civilian evacuations prior to the strikes, highlighting ongoing conflict and humanitarian concerns in the region.
Hamas launched rockets into Israel, marking the anniversary, while the IDF continued operations in northern Gaza to dismantle Hamas infrastructure. The military is expanding humanitarian zones for displaced civilians amidst concerns over the humanitarian crisis in the area.
#culture
Fox News: Pamela Anderson believes she battled depression 'for a couple of decades'
Pamela Anderson, at the Zurich Film Festival, revealed her long struggle with depression despite her successful Hollywood career. She received the Golden Eye Award and expressed excitement about her ongoing work, reflecting on her journey from "Baywatch" to Broadway.
Having transitioned away from her Playboy image, Anderson now embraces her natural beauty and feels distanced from her past persona. She recently experienced a career revival with her documentary and memoir, highlighting her desire for personal growth.
#crime
The Western Journal: Patriots Star Jabrill Arrested on Multiple Charges, Including Strangulation
New England Patriots safety Jabrill Peppers was arrested on multiple charges, including assault and battery and strangulation, following a disturbance in Braintree, Massachusetts. He has pleaded not guilty and is awaiting a court hearing on November 22.
The Patriots, struggling with a 1-4 record, acknowledged the incident and are gathering information. Peppers, who is currently injured, informed the team's coach about the situation.