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9 Oct 2024
#politics
The Mirror: Tom Tugendhat knocked out of Tory leadership race as James Cleverly surges ahead
Tom Tugendhat has been eliminated from the Tory leadership race, receiving only 20 votes. James Cleverly has taken the lead with 39 votes, while Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch follow with 31 and 30 votes, respectively. The next round of voting is imminent.
Cleverly expressed gratitude for his support and aims to continue promoting Conservative values. Tugendhat thanked his supporters and emphasized his ongoing commitment to the country despite his exit. The competition intensifies as candidates vie for Tugendhat's backing.
Fox News: CBS '60 Minutes' airs two different answers from VP Harris to the same question
CBS aired two different responses from Vice President Kamala Harris regarding U.S.-Israel relations during her "60 Minutes" interview. The initial version featured a lengthy and criticized answer, while the later broadcast presented a more concise response.
The discrepancy has drawn attention, with the Trump campaign demanding the release of the full, unedited interview. CBS has not commented on the reasons for the differing edits.
Breitbart: Vance Trolls Harris for Saying She Would Not Have Done Anything Differently Than Biden
Sen. JD Vance criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for her response on The View, where she stated she couldn't think of any actions she would have taken differently than President Biden. Vance highlighted her lack of a prepared answer despite her campaign claims of differentiation from Biden.
He pointed out the economic challenges under Biden's administration, including rising grocery costs and increased expenses for families. Vance also accused Harris of evading responsibility for current policies while serving as Vice President.
Breitbart: Stern to Harris: 'I'm Voting for You. But I Would Also Vote for That Wall'
Howard Stern interviewed Vice President Kamala Harris, making a remark that voting for her was akin to voting for a wall. The interview was light-hearted, focusing on personal questions rather than policy discussions, and drew criticism for its lack of substance.
Harris's recent interviews included responses that were deemed incoherent, particularly regarding economic policy and her evolving positions. Critics labeled her answers as economically illiterate and mocked her for not changing her values.
#society
Breitbart: Nolte: More Misconduct Allegations Against Kamala Harris's Husband Doug Emhoff
Doug Emhoff, husband of Kamala Harris, faces allegations of misogyny and inappropriate behavior towards female colleagues at his former law firm, Venable. Reports claim he engaged in retaliatory actions against women who did not flirt with him and held exclusive men-only events.
Former colleagues describe Emhoff as using foul language and promoting a toxic work environment. He is accused of hiring based on appearance rather than qualifications, further contradicting his public image as a feminist ally.
Le Monde: In Canada, research on residential schools for Indigenous children threatened by cuts
On September 30, 2024, Canada observed the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, honoring Indigenous children taken to residential schools and their families. The day emphasizes the ongoing impacts of this history, with calls for better funding to search for missing children.
Despite reinstating funding for missing children, organizations argue that the financial support remains inadequate, jeopardizing efforts to uncover the truth about the past. The Survivors' Secretariat warns that many projects will be halted or delayed, eroding trust in the reconciliation process.
Fox News: Washington state woman's yard invaded by more than 100 raccoons after 3 decades of feeding them
A woman in Poulsbo, Washington, reported an influx of over 100 raccoons on her lawn after feeding a smaller group for 38 years. The Kitsap County Sheriff's Office advised against feeding wildlife due to health risks and potential aggression.
She has been referred to wildlife control for assistance.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: US and Arab states reportedly in talks with Iran for ceasefire on all war fronts
The U.S. and Arab nations are engaging in covert discussions with Iran to establish a comprehensive ceasefire across multiple conflict fronts, though Israel is not directly involved and has yet to clarify its stance. Hezbollah appears to be softening its previous linkage of a Gaza truce to a ceasefire in Lebanon.
Hezbollah's deputy chief indicated support for a ceasefire without preconditions, reflecting pressure from various Lebanese political actors and the ongoing Israeli military campaign. This shift suggests a potential change in Hezbollah's approach amidst escalating conflict.
#health
The Mirror: Sarah Ferguson gives health update amidst fears cancer was 'death sentence'
Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, has provided a health update following her treatments for breast and skin cancer, expressing optimism about her prognosis while emphasizing the need for ongoing medical checks. She urges the public to prioritize health screenings, sharing her own experience of nearly missing an appointment that ultimately saved her life.
Ferguson, who has undergone a mastectomy and treatment for malignant melanoma, is now advocating for early detection through her role with the charity Prevent Breast Cancer. She highlights the importance of routine screenings, noting that breast cancer remains a significant health issue in the UK.
#technology
Le Monde: Winners of physics Nobel sound alarm on AI
Geoffrey Hinton and John Hopfield were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for their foundational work on artificial intelligence and neural networks. Both scientists expressed concerns about the potential risks of AI, including the possibility of systems surpassing human intelligence.
Hinton, who previously left Google to raise awareness about AI's dangers, warned of the need for responsible development and understanding of these technologies. Hopfield echoed this sentiment, highlighting the unpredictability of AI's collective behaviors.