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7 Oct 2024
#politics
The Epoch Times: Canada Banned Certain Guns, Can’t Figure Out How to Collect Them
In May 2020, the Canadian government banned 1,500 types of semiautomatic rifles following a mass shooting in Nova Scotia, introducing a buyback program for the prohibited firearms. Four years later, the program faces criticism for being ineffective and is at risk of being abandoned amid political challenges.
Opponents argue the ban targets law-abiding gun owners rather than criminals, with concerns about the program’s costs and implementation. Alberta's provincial government has expressed resistance, emphasizing the cultural significance of gun ownership in rural areas.
GB News: Minister thanks Sue Gray and denies government's first 100 days have been a disaster
Foreign Office minister Hamish Falconer expressed gratitude to Sue Gray for her service and defended the Labour Government's first 100 days, rejecting claims of disaster. He emphasized the focus on delivering results for the public, citing progress on various issues.
Falconer acknowledged challenges inherited by the government, particularly regarding fiscal matters, and stated that the Chancellor will address the budget and winter fuel allowance concerns soon.
Fox News: Senate Republicans mark Oct 7 attack 1 year out as Israel-Hamas war continues
Sen. Joni Ernst and the Senate GOP condemned the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel, marking its one-year anniversary. The resolution supports Israel's survival and calls for the release of U.S. hostages held in Gaza.
Following the attack, antisemitic incidents in the U.S. surged over 200%, with more than 10,000 reported, the highest since records began in 1979. The FBI and DHS warned of potential hate crimes around the anniversary.
#society
GB News: Exposed: The horrifying number of young Britons who SUPPORT Hamas' October 7 attack
A recent study reveals that 10% of British youths aged 18 to 24 hold a favorable view of Hamas, raising concerns about extremism on campuses. Additionally, 13% doubt the accuracy of media reports on the October 7 massacre, which is commemorated today.
Political leaders are calling for solidarity with the Jewish community and condemning extremism. Pro-Palestine protests have sparked controversy, with some expressing support for terror groups. Officials emphasize the need to address rising anti-Semitism in society.
The Epoch Times: New Mexico’s Nuclear Town Has Big Housing Problem
Los Alamos, New Mexico, experiences a significant population surge during the workweek due to the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), the area's largest employer. The town faces an acute housing shortage, exacerbated by increasing employment at LANL, which is expected to grow further.
Local officials report that the housing market is strained, with rising prices and limited availability. The county needs thousands of new homes to meet demand, while legacy contamination from past nuclear activities complicates potential development.
The Epoch Times: California Faces Wave of Lawsuits Over Gender Identity Notification in Schools
A mother in California is distressed over her daughter's secret social gender transition at school, which she learned about after discovering troubling drawings. She is part of a lawsuit against state officials over a new law that prohibits schools from notifying parents about such transitions without the child's consent.
The law, AB 1955, has sparked controversy, with opponents arguing it undermines parental rights and fails to protect children’s well-being. Proponents claim it safeguards students’ privacy and prevents forced outings. Legal battles continue as various stakeholders challenge the law's implications.
The Epoch Times: ‘It’s Our Hurricane Katrina’: Asheville Residents Describe Death, Destruction, Danger After Hurricane Helene
Hurricane Helene caused unprecedented flooding in Asheville, North Carolina, resulting in severe destruction, including a blocked bridge and a destroyed water supply system. Thousands are without potable water, and the community faces ongoing challenges, including rising crime and a growing homeless population.
The death toll is expected to rise significantly as search and rescue operations continue, with many still unaccounted for. Relief efforts are underway, but the long-term impact on the region's infrastructure and identity remains uncertain.
The Telegraph: Israelis gather at Nova festival site for Oct 7 memorial
On the anniversary of the Supernova festival massacre, hundreds gathered to honor the 364 victims and 40 hostages taken by Hamas. The ceremony was marked by grief and the sounds of artillery fire from Gaza, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region.
Relatives expressed their sorrow and frustration, as the emotional scars from the attack remain fresh. The site, once a place of celebration, now serves as a somber reminder of the tragedy.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Rural Thai church resounds with prayers for return of captive son from Gaza
The Sriaoun family in northeastern Thailand prays weekly for the return of their son, Watchara, who was abducted by Hamas during the October 7 attack in Israel. Six Thais remain captive, and the family has received little information about their fate.
The conflict has resulted in significant casualties, with over 41,000 reported dead in Gaza and 251 hostages taken. Thai Prime Minister has sought support for the release of the hostages amid ongoing violence.
#economy
GB News: Net zero initiatives beginning to strain local communities as Scotland's only oil refinery closing down for good causing loss of 400 jobs
Petro-Ineos plans to close the Grangemouth Refinery in March 2025, resulting in 400 job losses. The closure, attributed to financial losses and declining fuel demand, marks the end of a significant industrial site in Scotland, impacting the local community.
As the UK pushes for increased electric vehicle sales by 2030, public readiness and infrastructure remain concerns. Despite a rise in EV sales, skepticism persists regarding government targets and incentives, with manufacturers warning of potential shortfalls in meeting sales goals.
#health
Fox News: Aging slowdown could be surprise benefit of existing medication, research shows
Rapamycin, an immune-suppressing drug approved for kidney transplants, is being explored for its potential to slow aging. Studies suggest it may improve skin health and reduce age-related diseases by targeting cellular pathways linked to aging, although it is not FDA-approved for this use.
Experts caution that rapamycin should only be used under medical supervision due to possible side effects and the need for careful dosing. More research is required to fully understand its long-term effects on humans and its potential as an anti-aging treatment.
#crime
Fox News: Body language expert says Laundrie parents' first police encounter fair to question – but with major caveat
Bodycam footage from the Laundrie family's initial police encounter regarding Gabby Petito's disappearance reveals potential red flags, according to a body language expert. The expert noted that the Laundries were following their lawyer's advice by not speaking to police.
The footage shows Christopher and Roberta Laundrie declining to assist police on September 11, 2021, the day Petito was reported missing. Their son, Brian Laundrie, was identified as the prime suspect in her death. Gabby's parents have since established a nonprofit to support families of missing persons.