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9 Oct 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: Fox News Reporter Peter Doocy Provides 'Receipts' After Karine Jean-Pierre Called His Question 'Misinformation'
Fox News reporter Peter Doocy challenged White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre after she labeled his question about hurricane relief and foreign aid as misinformation. Doocy shared evidence on social media to support his claims regarding funding disparities for disaster relief.
The exchange highlighted tensions over government funding priorities, with Doocy emphasizing that taxpayer dollars should be equitably allocated to both domestic disaster relief and foreign assistance.
The Telegraph: The Ta-Nehisi Coates row exposes a sinister truth: Jews aren’t allowed to call out Israel’s critics
CBS anchor Tony Dokoupil faced internal backlash for challenging author Ta-Nehisi Coates during an interview about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Dokoupil's questions aimed to address perceived biases in Coates' views, which he argued lacked historical context.
The incident highlights a broader issue of perceived double standards in discussions about race and identity, particularly regarding Jewish perspectives. Dokoupil's subsequent apology reflects the pressures journalists face when confronting controversial narratives.
The Western Journal: Kamala Harris Causes Confusion with Her Most Bizarre Accent Yet During Stephen Colbert Interview
During an interview on CBS' "The Late Show," Vice President Kamala Harris confused viewers by adopting a new accent while discussing hurricanes and criticizing Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. This occurred after she faced backlash for her comments on political gamesmanship regarding hurricane response.
Social media users speculated about the accent, suggesting it sounded Caribbean or Irish. The moment overshadowed her criticisms, leading to further ridicule and confusion about her statements.
#society
Forbes: Hurricane Milton Live Updates: Evacuation Time ‘Quickly Coming To An End’ As Category 4 Storm Nears Florida
Hurricane Milton has weakened to a Category 4 storm, with maximum sustained winds of 145 mph, as it approaches Florida. Evacuations are underway in affected areas, and officials warn of potential life-threatening conditions, including significant flooding and storm surge.
Major airports in Florida are closing, and numerous flights have been canceled. Waffle House locations in the Tampa area have also closed, indicating severe conditions ahead. Preparations are critical as the hurricane is expected to make landfall late Wednesday or early Thursday.
Forbes: Hurricane Milton Hits Red On ‘Waffle House Index’—The Natural Disaster Scale, Explained
Waffle House will close several locations in Florida by 2 p.m. Wednesday due to the impending Hurricane Milton, marking a "red" status on the Waffle House Index, which gauges storm severity based on restaurant operations. Only Gainesville and Miami locations will remain open.
The Waffle House Index, coined by former FEMA administrator Craig Fugate, indicates community recovery based on restaurant service levels. Historically, Waffle House has been known for its resilience during disasters, quickly reopening after storms.
The Telegraph: Six people wounded during stabbing rampage in central Israel
A 35-year-old Arab-Israeli man wounded six people in a stabbing spree across four locations in Hadera, Israel. This incident marks the third terror attack in the country this month.
The assailant was shot in the leg by an armed resident before police arrived.
#military
Fox News: North Korean troops now fighting for Russia in Ukraine, Seoul says
North Korea is reportedly sending troops to Ukraine to fight alongside Russian forces, with South Korean officials confirming casualties among North Korean soldiers. Relations between North Korea and Russia are strengthening, resembling a military alliance.
Both nations are increasingly relying on foreign fighters amid dwindling draft-age populations. North Korea is also supplying weapons to Russia, further escalating military cooperation between the two countries.
#history
Fox News: The history of the Hoxne Hoard, the largest collection of Roman treasure found in Britain
The Hoxne Hoard, discovered in 1992 by Eric Lawes while searching for a lost hammer, is the largest Roman treasure hoard found in Britain. It includes approximately 15,000 coins, gold and silver artifacts, and unique items like jewelry and the "Empress" pepper pot.
Buried around 450 A.D., the hoard likely reflects the uncertainty of the time, as Roman soldiers withdrew from Britain. The treasures are now displayed at the British Museum, alongside Lawes' original hammer.
#crime
Le Monde: French mass rape trial: Two witnesses tell court why they rejected invitation to rape drugged woman
Jérôme B. and Cyril F. were implicated in a case involving the alleged rape of Gisèle Pelicot, facilitated by her husband, Dominique Pelicot. While they interacted with him via a website and received explicit photos, they claimed they did not act on any proposals for sexual encounters and were not charged.
During their testimony, Jérôme B. stated he was merely curious and sought work, rejecting the notion that women could be treated as commodities. He expressed discomfort with the situation, particularly regarding the use of a pill to alter Gisèle's state.