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8 Oct 2024
#politics
The Federalist: CCP-Tied Gotion VP Schmoozed Official With Donation, Trip Offer
Gotion, a Chinese battery company linked to the Communist Party, is facing scrutiny over its dealings in Michigan, including alleged bribery and intimidation tactics against local opponents. The company has secured $715 million in state and local subsidies while suing officials resisting its factory plans.
Text messages reveal close ties between Gotion's executives and local officials, with allegations of campaign donations and personal attacks on opponents. Concerns about Gotion's connections to the Chinese government and its influence on local politics have sparked community division.
Breitbart: Turkey's Erdogan Threatens 'Hitler' Israel on October 7: 'You Will Pay'
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan marked the anniversary of Hamas's attack on Israel by threatening Israel and accusing it of genocide in Gaza. He compared Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to Hitler and reiterated Turkey's support for Hamas, disregarding the context of the conflict.
Erdogan's statements reflect a longstanding alignment with Hamas, including organizing pro-Hamas rallies and calling for international action against Israel. His administration continues to condemn Israel while portraying Hamas as victims, ignoring the violence instigated by the group.
Fox News: '60 Minutes' defends handling of Hunter Biden laptop coverage as it hits Trump for skipping interview
"60 Minutes" defended its coverage of the Hunter Biden laptop controversy while addressing former President Trump's decision to skip an interview. CBS correspondent Scott Pelley noted conflicting explanations from the Trump campaign regarding the interview's cancellation.
Pelley emphasized that CBS News had fact-checked Trump's claims and that the campaign had previously indicated Trump would participate. The Trump campaign later denied that a formal agreement for the interview existed.
Fox News: North Carolina residents will see changes to early voting after Hurricane Helene
North Carolina election officials are modifying voting rules to assist residents in 13 hurricane-affected counties, ensuring they can vote early. Changes include new voting sites, extended hours, and an extended absentee ballot request deadline.
Former President Trump expressed confidence that voters will still participate despite the storm's impact, highlighting efforts by the Republican National Committee to facilitate voting for those affected.
The Western Journal: Viewers Spot Telling Difference in How NFL Broadcasters Handle Elon Musk and Taylor Swift
During a recent NFL game, NBC did not show Elon Musk, who attended the Steelers vs. Cowboys matchup, while extensively covering Taylor Swift at a different game. This led to accusations of media bias and censorship, particularly given Musk's political affiliations.
Critics highlighted the disparity in coverage, suggesting it reflects broader media favoritism. Musk's supporters voiced their concerns on social media, prompting discussions about the implications of such selective broadcasting.
Breitbart: Why Trump Is Coming to Southern California: Control of Congress at Stake
President Trump is visiting California to address close congressional races that could impact House control, despite the state's long Republican drought. His rally location is near competitive districts, particularly in areas with shifting Latino voter demographics.
The GOP aims to leverage strategies like ballot harvesting to secure wins in these key contests. The Cook Political Report identifies ten California seats as competitive, with Trump's presence likely aimed at energizing local Republican support.
#society
Fox News: FOX News Media announces new Spanish-language program, ‘FOX Noticias’ with Rachel Campos-Duffy
FOX News Media will launch a new daily Spanish-language program, "FOX Noticias," hosted by Rachel Campos-Duffy, starting October 15. The show will focus on political news, the economy, immigration, and cultural trends affecting the Hispanic community.
Additionally, a Spanish-language version of FoxNews.com will be introduced, providing breaking news and commentary for Hispanic audiences. The program will also be accessible on various digital platforms.
Forbes: Hurricane Milton Live Updates: Here's What To Know As Storm Nears Category 5 Status—Again
Hurricane Milton is intensifying, nearing Category 5 status with maximum sustained winds of 155 mph. Evacuations are ordered across Florida's west coast as the storm approaches, expected to bring heavy rainfall and life-threatening flooding.
President Biden emphasized the urgency of evacuations, while travel disruptions include airport closures and flight cancellations. Florida is still recovering from Hurricane Helene, which recently caused significant damage and fatalities.
Forbes: Walt Disney World Still Open Ahead Of Hurricane Milton—As Storm Projected To Take $150 Million Toll
Walt Disney World has not yet announced theme park closures ahead of Hurricane Milton, a Category 4 storm expected to impact Central Florida. Goldman Sachs estimates that Disney could face a financial hit of $150 million to $200 million due to the storm's disruptions.
The Orlando area is under a hurricane warning with expected wind speeds of 74 to 100 mph and significant rainfall. Other local attractions, including Universal Resort Orlando and Legoland Florida, have announced closures in anticipation of the storm.
Breitbart: Target, Walmart Will Both Be Closed (Again) on Thanksgiving
Walmart and Target will remain closed on Thanksgiving Day for the fifth consecutive year, allowing employees to spend time with their families. Walmart plans to launch its Holiday Deals event in October to encourage early holiday shopping.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Israel claims ICC prosecutor denying country’s right to probe Gaza war allegations
Israel has submitted a filing to the International Criminal Court (ICC), criticizing Prosecutor Karim Khan for not allowing the country to investigate allegations against its leaders before seeking arrest warrants. Israel argues this violates the ICC's foundational principles and claims the court lacks jurisdiction over Israeli nationals due to the Oslo Accords.
The submission requests the Pre-Trial Chamber to halt proceedings against Israel until proper notification is provided. Israel emphasizes its commitment to international law and asserts it has not received adequate information regarding the scope of the investigation since the conflict began on October 7, 2023.
Breitbart: Biden/Harris Have Delayed Fulfillment of Israel's Rifle Order for 350+ Days
The Biden administration has delayed an order of over 50,000 rifles for Israel for more than 350 days, according to Rep. Andrew Clyde. The hold-up is attributed to concerns that the rifles might be used by settlers in the West Bank, requiring an export license that has not been approved.
Clyde argues that the delay reflects political pandering to anti-Israel sentiments in the U.S., particularly among certain voter groups. He emphasizes Israel's track record in managing weapons effectively compared to other nations.
Human Events: Ukraine to end gas transit deal with Russia to deprive Putin of funds to wage war
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal announced that Ukraine will not renew its gas transit agreement with Russia after 2024, aiming to cut off Kremlin profits used to fund the war. This decision poses challenges for Slovakia, which sought to extend its gas transit through Ukraine.
During discussions, both leaders agreed to establish an Eastern European energy center to leverage Ukraine's gas storage capabilities. Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, who opposes military aid to Ukraine, emphasized the need for a non-military resolution to the conflict.
#economy
Forbes: Trump Media Stock Jumps 17%—Adding Almost $400 Million To Trump’s Net Worth
Shares of Trump Media & Technology Group rose over 17%, boosting Donald Trump's net worth by nearly $400 million to approximately $4.6 billion. The company remains below its peak value despite recent gains, attributed to increased interest following a rally with Elon Musk.
The stock's rise follows the expiration of a lockup period that previously restricted share sales. Despite low revenue and management changes, the company is viewed as a volatile "meme stock."
#military
The Telegraph: The videos that show how Israel flattened a Lebanese village
A village in southern Lebanon, Yaroun, has been largely destroyed as Israeli tanks cross the border, raising concerns of a situation similar to Gaza. Verified drone footage reveals significant damage, with buildings in ruins and smoke visible in the area.
#culture
The Western Journal: Bob Costas Very Unhappy About Being Asked to Read a CNN Promo During MLB Playoff Game
Sportscaster Bob Costas expressed his displeasure with a CNN promo during a live MLB playoff game, leading to a viral moment. He was caught on a hot mic, stating it put him in a "very difficult spot," highlighting his dissatisfaction with the network.
This incident follows criticism of CNN's new paywall strategy, reminiscent of the failed CNN+ service.
The Imaginative Conservative: The Human Being: Suffering and Transcendence
The text explores the dual nature of humanity, emphasizing the spiritual and social aspects that define individual identity. It contrasts modern individualism with traditional group-centered cultures, highlighting the limitations and consequences of societal norms on personal perception and understanding.
It critiques materialism and reductionist views in science, arguing that they fail to account for the holistic nature of living beings. The author suggests that true understanding requires recognizing the interconnectedness of all parts within a whole.
The Western Journal: Luke Bryan Responds After His Beyonce Critique Goes Viral: Come ‘and Be Country with Us’
Country music star Luke Bryan faced backlash after critiquing Beyoncé's country album, "Cowboy Carter," during a radio interview. He suggested that while her album was well-received, it didn't resonate with country fans, and encouraged her to engage more with the country music community.
In response to the criticism, Bryan clarified his comments on social media, emphasizing that his intentions were not negative and expressing respect for Beyoncé and her fans. He urged listeners to consider the full context of his remarks rather than sensationalized headlines.
#health
Fox News: Melania Trump speaks out about how autism rumors affected her son: ‘Irreparable damage’
Melania Trump addresses rumors about her son Barron having autism in her memoir, "Melania." She criticizes comedian Rosie O'Donnell for suggesting Barron might be autistic after a viral video, stating it was cruel and damaging, emphasizing that Barron is not autistic.
Experts warn that public speculation about autism can perpetuate harmful stereotypes and negatively impact individuals and the autism community. They stress that diagnoses should be made by professionals, not through social media.
#crime
Fox News: 'Suitcase killer' trial delayed in Florida as suspect's wild courtroom requests emerge
Sarah Boone, accused of suffocating her boyfriend Jorge Torres in a suitcase during a drunken game in 2020, is set to stand trial after delays caused by Hurricane Milton. A judge denied her request for hairstyling and makeup due to security concerns.
Cellphone footage allegedly shows Torres struggling to escape, while Boone reportedly made incriminating remarks. Her attempt to suppress a police interview was also denied by the court.
GB News: Army veteran brutally killed by 10 hammer blows to the head before his body was burnt
Paul Taylor, a 56-year-old army veteran, was found murdered in Cumbria, suffering at least 10 hammer blows to the head. Jack Crawley, 20, has admitted to manslaughter but denies murder. Taylor's remains were discovered in a shallow grave, seven months after his disappearance.
Forensic evidence revealed extensive trauma to Taylor's skull, with indications of burning at the site. Crawley led police to the body, while another individual, Marcus Goodfellow, denies involvement in the incident. The trial is ongoing.