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8 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: Hispanic voters rail against 'dishonest' Biden-Harris border record as poll shows Trump gaining in key states
At a pro-Trump event in Las Vegas, Hispanic voters criticized the Biden administration's handling of immigration, citing recent ICE data on illegal immigrants with serious criminal charges. They expressed concerns over crime and the border situation, calling for legal immigration processes.
Polling indicates that Trump is gaining support among younger Hispanic voters, with many feeling the Democratic Party has neglected their needs. Some attendees believe Trump's presidency brought economic prosperity and expect him to perform better in the upcoming election.
The Economist: Blighty newsletter: Why Keir Starmer is underwhelming
Keir Starmer's leadership faces scrutiny amid the Sue Gray saga, raising questions about his management skills and the Labour Party's direction. The government's recent decisions, including ceding the Chagos Islands and addressing Ukrainian settlement, highlight ongoing challenges.
Economic issues persist in Britain, illustrated by the situation in Blyth, where expectations for gigafactories have not materialized. The Conservative Party's shift towards Labour's practices complicates the political landscape.
Forbes: North Carolina 2024 Trump-Harris Polls: Near Tie In The New 7th Swing State
Vice President Kamala Harris is in a competitive race with former President Donald Trump for North Carolina, a state that has shifted leftward in recent years. Polls show a near tie, with Harris having a 39.5% chance of winning the state, which is crucial for her presidential bid.
Despite the Democratic shift, Republicans maintain a supermajority in the state legislature. Harris's potential victory could significantly impact the 2024 election, as winning North Carolina would greatly enhance her chances of securing the presidency.
Fox News: PA gov takes victory lap after Supreme Court rejects GOP bid to overturn election law ‘usurpations’
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a Republican challenge to President Biden's executive order aimed at expanding voter access, just ahead of the upcoming elections. The order, which has faced criticism from GOP lawmakers, was defended by Pennsylvania's Governor Shapiro, who called the challenge a "bad faith attempt" to disenfranchise voters.
The court's decision follows a lower court ruling that dismissed the lawsuit for lack of legal standing. Shapiro's office emphasized their commitment to ensuring fair elections in Pennsylvania.
Fox News: Kamala Harris tells 'The View' she can't think of anything she would have done differently from Biden
Vice President Kamala Harris stated she sees no significant differences between her actions and those of President Biden over the past four years. She emphasized her focus on home healthcare and highlighted achievements like capping insulin costs and job creation in manufacturing.
Harris mentioned plans to include a Republican in her cabinet if elected, marking a potential distinction from Biden's approach. She expressed concerns about the upcoming election and the importance of fighting against challenges.
Liberty Nation News: The Missing Free Speech Message - Liberty Nation News
Maya Angelou's quote emphasizes the importance of recognizing people's true intentions based on their past actions. Current political figures, including Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, have previously expressed views on regulating free speech and social media, which may not align with public sentiment.
As the election approaches, these candidates are notably silent on First Amendment issues, despite their history of advocating for social media oversight. Their past statements and actions raise questions about their commitment to free speech, leaving voters to consider whether they will hold them accountable.
The Federalist: FEMA Cares More About 'Equity' Than Americans In Disaster
FEMA's recent focus on equity and social justice in disaster management has raised concerns about its effectiveness in responding to natural disasters. Critics argue that the agency is prioritizing identity politics over its primary mission to assist Americans during emergencies.
The agency's funding has increasingly been directed towards programs for noncitizen migrants, leading to claims that it has shifted from disaster relief to a tool for political agendas. This transformation has sparked debate over the agency's original purpose and its current role in federal disaster response.
Fox News: Hungary’s Orban interrupted, accused of 'selling out' country to Russia, China during EU news conference
During a news conference in Strasbourg, Hungarian activist Márton Gyekiczki disrupted Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's speech by throwing what appeared to be banknotes at him and accusing him of selling out Hungary to foreign leaders. Gyekiczki was removed by security.
Orbán, addressing Hungary's upcoming EU presidency, faced criticism for his government's actions against democratic rights and close ties with autocracies. He emphasized the need for a united EU response to immigration and economic challenges.
#society
Forbes: Hurricane Milton: Winds Pick Up As ‘Extremely Dangerous’ Storm Heads For Florida—Here’s What To Know
Hurricane Milton has been downgraded to Category 4 but remains extremely dangerous, with maximum sustained winds of 150 mph. It is expected to impact the Florida Gulf coast, prompting evacuation orders across 35 counties and significant rainfall warnings.
Florida airports are closing, and major airlines are issuing travel waivers. The National Hurricane Center warns of potential life-threatening conditions and significant storm surges as Milton approaches landfall.
Fox News: Coastal Floridian warns others to 'get out' as Hurricane Milton closes in: 'We have no idea' what's coming
Hurricane Milton is approaching Florida's west coast, prompting residents, particularly in Treasure Island, to evacuate. Many are heeding warnings after recent damage from Hurricane Helene, with fears of severe storm surge and wind damage.
Residents are preparing by boarding up homes and seeking safer areas, emphasizing the need for caution due to the storm's potential intensity. Milton has fluctuated between category four and five as it nears landfall.
Fox News: Horseback rider disappears in Montana as investigators find horse, cellphone
Montana authorities are searching for 27-year-old Meghan Rita Rouns, who disappeared after riding her horse on October 4. Her horse and phone were found near Hauser Lake, but searches have not yielded any results.
Foul play is not suspected, and officials believe she may have fallen into the lake after her horse was spooked. Ongoing searches continue in the area.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: BREAKING: Russia blocks Discord over failure to remove ‘illegal’ content: report
Russia has blocked Discord after the platform did not remove nearly 1,000 items deemed illegal by the country's communications regulator, Roskomnadzor. This follows a pattern of fines and restrictions imposed on foreign tech platforms for similar violations.
Moscow has previously blocked other platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram since the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
Le Monde: One map to visualize one year of destruction in the Gaza Strip
Since the onset of Israeli military operations in Gaza following the October 7 Hamas attacks, international media access has been severely restricted. The ongoing bombing and ground offensives have led to significant destruction in urban areas, with limited direct reporting from the ground.
Researchers have utilized satellite imagery and civilian reports to assess the damage. Their analysis, based on data from the Copernicus Programme, aims to provide detailed maps of the destruction, although it may underestimate damage in densely vegetated areas.
#economy
GB News: EDF pledges £29m in energy bill support after Winter Fuel Payment axe - what you need to know
EDF has committed £29 million to support vulnerable UK customers with energy bills this winter, increasing funding for the third year. This follows changes to the Winter Fuel Payment, which will now require pensioners to be on means-tested benefits, affecting around 10 million older Britons.
The company is reinstating its debt-matching scheme and collaborating with organizations like Citizens Advice to provide financial assistance and energy efficiency advice. EDF aims to enhance support for those in fuel-poor areas through initiatives like "Energy Doctors" to help improve energy efficiency.
#education
Times Of Israel: 16,000 students still evacuated from north, 90 schools damaged – official
Approximately 16,000 students in northern Israel remain evacuated due to rocket fire and military activity, with over 90 schools damaged. The Education Ministry is working on building new schools and renovating existing ones, but progress is hindered by security restrictions.
Residents express frustration over unequal governmental support, as those outside the evacuation zone face ongoing threats without assistance. The government has not yet established a comprehensive rehabilitation plan for the north, prompting calls for urgent action from officials.
#sports
GB News: Tommy Fury doesn't hold back on Mike Tyson and Jake Paul boxing fight - 'Absolutely terrible'
Tommy Fury has expressed his disapproval of the upcoming fight between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul, scheduled for November 15. He criticized the age difference, noting that Tyson is 58, while Paul is 27, and deemed the matchup "absolutely terrible."
Despite concerns about Tyson's health, medical officials have cleared him to fight. Fury, who previously defeated Paul, believes the bout is a step down for Paul and warns that Tyson's power could pose a significant threat.
#other
GB News: Uber calls for return of 2030 petrol and diesel car ban as it suggests waiting longer for electric vehicles
Uber has urged the UK Government to uphold its commitment to end the sale of new petrol and diesel cars by 2030, advocating for support in transitioning to electric vehicles. The company criticized tariffs on Chinese EVs, emphasizing the need for affordable options to benefit the environment.
Uber aims for all journeys to be in zero-emission vehicles by 2040 and is introducing features to encourage electric ride choices. However, while progress varies by city, critics argue that ride-hailing services may increase overall car journeys, potentially undermining environmental gains.