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9 Oct 2024
#politics
Fox News: Swing state GOP chair slams Biden-Harris admin for being out of touch on key issue: 'Abandoned this country'
Arizona GOP Chairwoman Gina Swoboda criticized Vice President Kamala Harris’ recent border visit as a "photo op," claiming the Biden administration has failed to address the ongoing border crisis. She expressed doubts about Harris's competence and understanding of the situation.
Swoboda emphasized the need for consistent engagement and communication with border officials, contrasting Harris's approach with former President Trump's more active involvement. A recent poll indicates Trump leads Harris on immigration issues among Arizona voters.
The American Mind: Combating Elite University Admissions’ Lawlessness
In response to the Supreme Court's ruling against affirmative action, elite universities are reportedly continuing to discriminate against white and Asian American applicants. Despite a decrease in minority admissions, evidence suggests that these institutions are still not fully complying with the ruling.
The ongoing defiance raises questions about enforcement and accountability. Critics argue that substantial penalties and legal actions may be necessary to ensure compliance and address perceived discrimination in college admissions.
GB News: Rachel Reeves accused of ‘creating fear and uncertainty’ ahead of Budget in fresh blow to pensioners: ‘It’s unhealthy!’
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces criticism for potentially reducing tax-free lump-sum withdrawals for pensioners, raising fears and uncertainty ahead of the Budget. This move, suggested by think tanks, aims to generate about £2 billion for the Treasury but may breach manifesto promises.
Pension experts report increased anxiety among retirees, who are seeking advice on whether to withdraw funds before the Budget. The proposed changes could significantly impact retirement plans, leading to further disquiet in an already tense financial environment.
Breitbart: Neo-Liberal French Gov't Survives No-Confidence Vote Launched by Left
A leftist no-confidence vote against French Prime Minister Michel Barnier's government failed, garnering only 197 votes, far short of the 289 needed. The National Rally, the largest party, chose not to support the censure, indicating a cautious political strategy.
Despite the left's claims of democratic affront, the National Rally's support may hinge on future concessions from Macron, particularly regarding immigration, as predictions suggest new elections could occur next year.
Fox News: Election board in crucial swing state sued over dispute on who will monitor election results
Fulton County, Georgia, has filed a lawsuit against the Georgia State Elections Board over the authority to impose additional election monitors for the 2024 election. The county argues that it should not be forced to accept monitors chosen by the state board.
In response, the state board voted to subpoena 2020 election documents from Fulton County. The dispute centers on differing opinions regarding election oversight and the legitimacy of the state board's authority in this matter.
GB News: Palestine protesters paste image from Gaza over famous Picasso painting - before lobbing red paint under the artwork
Two protesters at the National Gallery in London covered a Picasso painting with a photo of a Gazan mother and child, pouring red paint on the floor. They demand a two-way arms embargo on Israel and a halt to new UK oil and gas licenses, citing the ongoing violence in Gaza.
The protest reflects a broader discontent among British youth regarding government support for Israel amid the conflict, with calls for civil resistance and a revolution in democracy. Recent Israeli strikes have resulted in significant casualties in Gaza, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis.
Liberty Nation News: Harris Rattled After Another Union Snub - Liberty Nation News
The Teamsters and the International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF) have declined to endorse the Democratic presidential candidate, signaling potential discontent within organized labor. Polls indicate that many union members may favor Trump over Harris, raising concerns about her appeal.
This lack of endorsement is notable, as it marks a rare occurrence for the IAFF. With unions traditionally supporting Democratic candidates, the shift in allegiance could impact key battleground states, reflecting a broader uncertainty about Harris's connection with the labor movement.
#society
GB News: NHS hospital sparks fury after telling staff not to describe babies as being 'born male or female'
John Paget Hospital in Great Yarmouth has advised staff to use "assigned female/male at birth" instead of "born male or female" in an effort to promote inclusive language. This guidance has drawn criticism from local MP Rupert Lowe, who argues it contradicts biological facts.
The hospital's "Celebrating Pride" document aims to foster diversity and inclusivity, recommending non-binary terms over traditional ones. Critics, including Lowe, call for a focus on essential public services rather than what they term "woke" language policies.
Le Monde: Storm Kirk tears through Spain, Portugal, heads for France
Hurricane Kirk impacted western Europe on October 9, causing significant damage in Portugal and Spain. In Portugal, over 1,300 incidents were reported, primarily due to fallen trees, with Porto experiencing the most destruction.
High winds and heavy rains prompted weather alerts across the region, affecting rail services and power supply to over 300,000 households. Spain also faced severe weather, with alerts for strong winds and blocked roads in some areas.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: South Korea: 'Highly Likely' North Koreans Are Fighting for Russia in Ukraine
South Korean Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun stated that North Korea likely sent soldiers to support Russia's invasion of Ukraine and may have incurred casualties. He noted the strengthening military ties between North Korea and Russia, highlighted by a mutual defense treaty.
The potential for North Korean troops to engage in the conflict raises international concerns, especially as both nations are already involved in military struggles. Reports suggest North Koreans may have been involved in combat, though neither country has confirmed these claims.
#military
Breitbart: Macron to Inspect Brigade of Ukrainian Troops Training in France
French President Emmanuel Macron is set to meet Ukrainian troops being trained in France, part of a new brigade aimed at supporting Ukraine's defense against Russia. The training program includes exposure to combat-like conditions and specialized weaponry.
This visit underscores Macron's ongoing commitment to Ukraine amid domestic political challenges, including a recent no-confidence vote against his government. France has trained nearly 15,000 Ukrainian soldiers since the invasion began in February 2022.
#history
The Telegraph: Watch: Las Vegas blows up last true mob-era casino with elaborate light show
The Tropicana, Las Vegas's last remaining mob-era casino hotel, was demolished in a spectacle that included fireworks and a drone show. This marks the first casino implosion in the city since 2016, making way for a new baseball stadium for the Oakland Athletics.
Historically linked to mobster Frank Costello, the Tropicana was the third-oldest casino on the Strip. Its demolition reflects Las Vegas's trend of transforming such events into public spectacles, a practice popularized by casino mogul Steve Wynn in the early 1990s.
#health
Fox News: Lisa Marie Presley took '80 pills a day' at the height of her opioid addiction
Lisa Marie Presley's posthumous memoir details her struggle with opioid addiction, which began after her twins' birth in 2008. She described taking up to eighty pills a day, highlighting the severe consequences of her addiction and her awareness of its dangers.
Her daughter, Riley Keough, contributed to the memoir, noting that Presley had previously warned her about the risks of drugs. Presley, who died in January 2023 at 54 from complications related to bariatric surgery, had a complicated relationship with addiction and sought rehabilitation multiple times.
#crime
The Telegraph: Body of American diver found inside shark
Parts of a woman's body were discovered in a shark's stomach two weeks after she went missing while diving in Indonesia. Colleen Monfore, 68, was on a trip with friends when she failed to resurface on September 26, prompting an eight-day search that was ultimately called off.
The shark was killed by a fisherman who found the remains, along with her wetsuit and bathing suit. The incident highlights the dangers associated with diving in remote locations.
Breitbart: Jailed Gulf Cartel Lieutenant Linked to 2021 Shootout that Killed 14 Innocent Victims
Juan Miguel Lizardi Castro, a Gulf Cartel lieutenant, has been charged with organized crime linked to a 2021 shootout in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, that resulted in 14 civilian deaths. He faces additional state charges for multiple kidnappings in the region.
Lizardi was apprehended during a police raid and is currently held without bond in a federal detention center, awaiting trial.
#sports
Forbes: The NHL’s Highest-Paid Players 2024
Auston Matthews of the Toronto Maple Leafs has become the first NHL player to surpass $20 million in total earnings for a season, reaching $21.7 million through a combination of salary and endorsements. This milestone reflects the league's financial growth, despite ongoing salary cap limitations compared to other major sports.
While Matthews leads the NHL in earnings, the disparity with NBA, NFL, and MLB salaries remains significant. The NHL's top players are optimistic about future earnings as the league's revenue continues to rise, with endorsements expected to increase as younger stars gain prominence.
#science
Times Of Israel: Nobel Prize in chemistry goes to scientists who predicted proteins’ shapes using AI
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to David Baker, Demis Hassabis, and John Jumper for their advancements in protein structure prediction and design. Their work utilizes artificial intelligence to revolutionize understanding and creation of proteins, crucial to life.
Baker's research has led to innovative protein designs, while Hassabis and Jumper's AI model predicts the structure of numerous proteins. The prize highlights significant contributions to biochemistry and potential applications in health and technology.