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9 Oct 2024
#politics
The American Mind: Fixing Our Civil Rights Regime
The history of civil rights reform highlights constitutional conflicts, particularly as recent Supreme Court decisions challenge the foundations of affirmative action and diversity initiatives. Red state efforts to counter DEI policies reflect a broader political shift, yet they do not directly address federal civil rights law.
To reconcile these changes with constitutional principles, a deeper understanding of civil rights law is necessary. This includes recognizing the unintended consequences of Title VII's expansions, which have influenced societal norms and enforcement, necessitating a dual focus on civil rights education and reform.
Breitbart: Harris Advisory Board Member: She's Different from Biden Because 'She's Clearer,' 'More Passionate' on Abortion
Rep. Ro Khanna highlighted Vice President Kamala Harris's distinct approach to abortion rights compared to President Biden, noting her clarity and passion on the issue. He emphasized her stronger support among women and her moral stance, which he believes makes her a compelling candidate.
Khanna argued that Harris's experience and commitment to reproductive rights resonate more with voters, positioning her as a change candidate in the upcoming election.
Forbes: Michigan 2024 Trump-Harris Polls: Harris Leads Narrowly In One Of Her Most Important States
Vice President Kamala Harris has overtaken Donald Trump in polling for Michigan, a critical state for the upcoming election. Her support among Black and white working-class voters has improved, while Trump continues to criticize the Biden administration's policies affecting the auto industry.
Harris leads in national polls and aims to secure victories in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin to reach the necessary electoral votes. However, her campaign faces challenges, including potential discontent among Arab-American voters regarding the administration's stance on the Israel-Gaza conflict.
Fox News: Trump foe Mitt Romney resists endorsing Harris
Senator Mitt Romney has stated he will not endorse Vice President Kamala Harris for president, despite his criticism of former President Trump. He emphasized the need for the Republican Party to be rebuilt or reoriented after the upcoming election.
Romney, who will leave the Senate in January, has been vocal against Trump, citing concerns over character and the events of January 6. While other Republicans, like Liz Cheney, have endorsed Harris, Romney remains firm in his stance.
GB News: Kamala Harris LECTURES hurricane victims over what they're doing wrong as she rubs shoulders with Stephen Colbert
Kamala Harris addressed Hurricane Helene's victims on "The Late Show," urging them not to believe misinformation about FEMA's response. She emphasized that help is available and criticized Republicans for spreading false narratives.
During the segment, she also condemned Donald Trump, labeling him a "loser" and warning about the dangers of dictatorship. As she spoke, Hurricane Milton approached Florida as a Category 5 storm, threatening further devastation.
Breitbart: Watch -- Donald Trump Roasts Biden on Comedy Podcast Appearance: 'He Has One Ability I Don't Have: He Sleeps'
Former President Donald Trump humorously criticized President Joe Biden during an interview on the Flagrant podcast, highlighting Biden's tendency to fall asleep in public and making jokes about his appearance and physical abilities. Trump claimed he would never be seen sleeping on camera.
This podcast appearance is part of Trump's strategy to connect with audiences ahead of the 2024 election, following similar engagements with other comedians and online personalities.
Breitbart: Tim Walz Suggests His 'Misspeaking' Doesn't Matter Because Minnesotans Know Who He Is
Democrat vice presidential nominee Tim Walz downplayed concerns over his past inaccuracies, asserting that Minnesotans understand him and his intentions. He acknowledged his imperfections but emphasized his commitment to his community, despite mixed approval ratings.
Critics, including some veterans, have expressed distrust in Walz, citing various misstatements regarding his military service and political positions. A significant portion of the public remains skeptical of his leadership, reflecting a polarized political climate in Minnesota.
The Western Journal: Kamala Harris' Attempt to Pander to Male Voters on Late Night TV Goes Over Like a Lead Balloon
Vice President Kamala Harris is struggling to connect with male voters, particularly young Latino and African American men, as her campaign faces criticism for a perceived lack of substance. Recent attempts to appeal to this demographic, including a beer-drinking stunt on late-night TV, have backfired.
The campaign's efforts have been labeled desperate and cringeworthy, drawing comparisons to past political missteps. This situation raises concerns about Harris's viability as a candidate in the upcoming election.
#society
GB News: 'Innocent mistake!' Man threatened with court action over £1.90 ticket error
A 22-year-old man, Sam Williamson, faces potential prosecution from Northern Rail for mistakenly using a railcard outside valid hours, resulting in a £1.90 underpayment. Despite his offer to correct the mistake, the company insists on legal action, raising concerns about fairness in enforcement.
Williamson criticized the lack of clarity in ticket purchasing rules and called for better communication regarding railcard restrictions. Labour MP Gill Furniss also expressed concern over the treatment of passengers making innocent mistakes.
Breitbart: Report: Haitian Gangs Ramp Up Child Soldier Recruitment
Human Rights Watch reported that Haitian gangs are increasingly recruiting child soldiers, with boys forced into combat and girls exploited as sexual slaves. This trend has escalated due to hunger and poverty, with gangs controlling 80% of Port-au-Prince, affecting half a million children.
The situation is dire, with estimates suggesting that 30% of gang members are children. Gangs use children for various criminal activities, and they face severe abuse and threats. HRW calls for the transitional government to improve conditions for children to combat this crisis.
Forbes: Hurricane Milton Live Updates: Winds And Rain Reach Florida With Storm’s Center 100 Miles Away
Hurricane Milton is approaching Florida's Gulf Coast, prompting mass evacuations as it threatens to be one of the most destructive hurricanes on record. With sustained winds of 125 mph, the storm is expected to bring significant rainfall and storm surges, particularly affecting areas from Tampa to the Keys.
Authorities, including Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and President Joe Biden, are urging residents to evacuate and prepare for severe weather impacts. Major airports and attractions are closing in anticipation of the hurricane's landfall late Wednesday or early Thursday.
GB News: Disney World closes Orlando theme park as Hurricane Milton set to smash Florida
Disney World in Orlando will close its theme parks and Disney Springs as Hurricane Milton approaches, with phased closures starting on October 9. This marks only the 12th closure in the park's history, with expectations of reopening on October 10 for limited offerings.
Hurricane Milton has intensified to a Category 5 storm, prompting states of emergency in 50 counties and mandatory evacuations in 14. Local businesses, including Universal Studios, are also closing to ensure public safety ahead of the storm.
Human Events: France bans Osama Bin Laden’s son from returning to Normandy where he lived for 7 years as a landscape portrait painter
Omar Bin Laden, son of Osama Bin Laden, has been permanently banned from France due to social media posts that allegedly glorified terrorism. His residency permit was revoked after these incidents, leading to his return to Qatar.
French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau emphasized that the decision is part of a broader effort to combat political Islam and ensure national security.
Fox News: Florida trooper rescues dog tied to pole in puddle as Milton heads toward state, DeSantis calls owner 'cruel'
Florida troopers rescued a dog tied to a pole in a puddle as Hurricane Milton approached. Bodycam footage shows a trooper comforting the dog before bringing it to safety and ensuring it received veterinary care.
Governor Ron DeSantis condemned the act of leaving the dog behind, emphasizing accountability for animal mistreatment. The Florida Highway Patrol is actively monitoring for other vulnerable animals during the storm.
Times Of Israel: Dozens gather in Tel Aviv to mark Yarden Bibas’s second birthday in Hamas captivity
Family and supporters gathered in Tel Aviv to mark the second birthday of Yarden Bibas, who remains a hostage of Hamas. His sister expressed frustration with the Israeli government for failing to secure his release and that of his wife and children, who were also abducted.
The ceremony included personal tributes and reflections on the family's lost normalcy, highlighting their uncertainty about the hostages' fates. Ofri Bibas conveyed her deep longing for her brother's freedom and a reunion with his family.
#war
The Telegraph: Zelensky flies to London for talks with Starmer
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is scheduled to visit London for discussions with Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte. This marks Rutte's first visit to the UK in his current role.
The meetings aim to reinforce Britain's strong support for Ukraine amid ongoing conflict with Russia.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: 'Direct, honest and productive': Biden and Netanyahu hold their first conversation in weeks
President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu held a call amid Israel's military actions in Lebanon and tensions with Iran. The conversation addressed various issues, including Israel's response to recent attacks, highlighting Biden's frustration with Netanyahu's disregard for cease-fire calls.
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East complicates Biden's re-election campaign, with some Arab-American voters expressing dissatisfaction over U.S. foreign policy. Trump has criticized the administration's approach, further intensifying the political landscape.
#military
The Western Journal: Huge Update: Black Hawk Pilots Grounded After Rotor Washing Helene Volunteers' Aid Cache
A Black Hawk helicopter crew from the North Carolina National Guard has been grounded after their rotor wash disrupted a Hurricane Helene relief station in Burnsville, scattering supplies and tents. The incident is under investigation, and the crew will not fly until cleared.
The NCNG acknowledged the mishap occurred while delivering generators for storm relief and emphasized their commitment to safety and precision in operations. No injuries or significant property damage have been reported.
#health
The Federalist: NYC Official Demands State Revoke Covid Czar's Medical License
A New York City lawmaker has called for the revocation of Dr. Jay Varma's medical license after he was recorded discussing inappropriate behavior during the COVID-19 pandemic. Varma, who was a senior advisor for the city's pandemic response, allegedly held drug-fueled sex parties and made controversial comments about a monkeypox drug.
Following the revelations, Varma was terminated from SIGA Technologies, where he was employed to promote a monkeypox treatment. His remarks have led to investigations into the pharmaceutical company by multiple law firms.