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1 Nov 2024
#politics
Fox News: Michigan Dem Slotkin leads as GOP aims to win 1st US Senate race in state since 1994: poll
Democratic Rep. Elissa Slotkin leads former Rep. Mike Rogers by 5% in Michigan's 2024 U.S. Senate race, according to a recent EPIC-MRA poll. Slotkin has 47% support compared to Rogers' 42%, with a margin of error of 4%.
The poll also indicates 6% of voters lean toward a third-party candidate, while 4% are undecided. This Senate seat is open after Sen. Debbie Stabenow announced she would not seek re-election.
Fox News: Key House projection spells trouble for two Republican lawmakers
Two House Republicans, Don Bacon and Anthony D’Esposito, are facing challenging races as the Cook Political Report shifts their contests to "lean Democrat" ahead of the November 5 elections. Both representatives are in districts won by President Biden in 2020.
Democrats are intensifying efforts to unseat them, linking D’Esposito to Donald Trump and targeting Bacon's Omaha district, which is seen as less Republican. Both incumbents have previously won by narrow margins, indicating potential vulnerability.
GB News: Unearthed clip shows Keir Starmer telling farmers they 'deserve better' - before Budget attack
Sir Keir Starmer's past remarks to farmers about their struggles have resurfaced amid criticism of his government's new inheritance tax relief cap. The policy threatens the viability of many family farms, as it could force sales to cover tax bills, undermining farming legacies.
Farmers express outrage, viewing the decision as a betrayal that jeopardizes their ability to pass down farms to the next generation. Concerns are raised about the potential consolidation of land ownership into larger corporations, impacting local food production and rural communities.
Breitbart: 'Sopranos' Star Drea de Matteo Blasts Mark Cuban's Insult to Trump-Voting Women
Actress Drea de Matteo criticized Mark Cuban for his remarks suggesting that no strong women support Donald Trump. She asserted her support for Trump and challenged Cuban's views on women. Trump also responded, defending the strength of women around him.
Kristy Swanson joined the backlash against Cuban, reinforcing the sentiment among women who feel misrepresented.
Forbes: Elon Musk’s ‘United States Of America Inc’ Is Mailing Checks To His Pro-Trump PAC Supporters
Elon Musk recently formed a company called "United States of America Inc." to facilitate a voter giveaway through his political action committee, America PAC. Participants have reported receiving checks linked to referrals for a petition supporting free speech and gun rights.
The legality of these cash prizes is under scrutiny, as Philadelphia's District Attorney has filed a lawsuit claiming it violates state laws against vote buying. Musk's legal team is attempting to move the case to federal court amid warnings from the Justice Department.
Breitbart: 50 Cent: Where's Jay-Z Amid Diddy Scandal, Beyonce's Kamala Endorsement
50 Cent has questioned Jay-Z's silence regarding the upcoming election and the legal troubles surrounding their mutual friend, Diddy, who faces serious charges including sex trafficking. Historically vocal about political support, Jay-Z's current lack of engagement is notable.
Beyoncé has endorsed Kamala Harris but faced backlash for not performing at key events. The absence of Jay-Z's commentary on both his wife's activism and Diddy's situation raises speculation about his stance in this election cycle.
Le Monde: In photos: The waters of the Colorado River, a political issue
Photographer John Trotter has documented the Colorado River's decline over 20 years, highlighting the political and environmental consequences of water mismanagement. The river, crucial for over 40 million Americans, faces a projected 20% further decline by 2050, causing tensions among states.
The disparity between water-rich and water-scarce regions exacerbates conflicts, particularly as states like California consume more than they supply. This situation is influencing the upcoming presidential election, with growing resentment among states over water resources.
#society
Breitbart: Watch: Family's Mercedes EV Explodes into Flames on Home Driveway
A family's electric Mercedes EQA caught fire on their driveway, engulfing the vehicle and threatening their home. The incident occurred in Spratton, Northants, UK, and firefighters warned the family they were close to losing their house.
The couple is seeking answers regarding the fire's cause, as the two-year-old car had shown no prior issues. Mercedes-Benz UK has initiated an investigation into the incident.
Times Of Israel: IDF Cpt. Yarden Zakay, wounded in Gaza’s Rafah in September, dies of his injuries
An IDF soldier, Cpt. Yarden Zakay, succumbed to wounds sustained during combat in Gaza, raising Israel's military casualties to 368 in the ongoing conflict with Hamas. The IDF continues operations against Hamas, with recent strikes reported in Jabalia and Rafah.
The World Health Organization announced the resumption of polio vaccinations in northern Gaza, following a halt due to airstrikes. Humanitarian conditions are dire, with UN officials warning of imminent risks of disease and famine for the population in the area.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: WATCH: Bill Clinton, Van Jones Tell Democrats the Truth About Israel, Palestinians
In the final week of the 2024 election campaign, discussions emerged among left-wing figures regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Van Jones criticized the pro-Palestinian movement for being co-opted by Hamas, labeling it a Nazi organization that undermines the Palestinian cause.
Former President Bill Clinton echoed similar sentiments, emphasizing the need for a renewed peace process while acknowledging the complexity of the situation. He argued that punishing the Biden Administration for supporting Israel could hinder conflict resolution, stating that Palestinians, not Israel, chose violence.
#economy
The Federalist: 'Bidenomics' Brings In A Measly 12K New Jobs In October
In October 2024, the U.S. economy added only 12,000 nonfarm payroll jobs, significantly below the expected 113,000. The unemployment rate remained at 4.1%, with job losses in the help services and manufacturing sectors, attributed to strike activity.
Revisions for August and September revealed a combined loss of 112,000 jobs from earlier reports. This trend poses challenges for Vice President Kamala Harris ahead of the presidential election, as she has aligned herself with the Biden administration's economic policies.
Fox News: Oregon ballot measure would tax big corporations more, return revenue as rebate to residents
Oregon voters will decide on a ballot measure to impose a 3% tax on large corporations, aimed at providing an annual rebate of approximately $750 per resident. Proponents argue it could significantly reduce poverty, while critics warn it may harm the state budget and essential services.
The measure has bipartisan opposition, including from prominent Democrats and corporations like Nike. Supporters, including left-wing groups, contend that big corporations should contribute fairly to state revenue.
Le Monde: US presidential election: Poor employment figures offer last-minute ammunition
In October 2024, the U.S. economy added only 12,000 jobs, with unemployment rising to 4.1% and 7 million Americans unemployed. The Boeing strike and hurricanes in Florida and North Carolina contributed to this disappointing figure, leading to significant job losses in transportation manufacturing.
Despite a year-on-year growth of 2.8%, inflation remains a concern, having risen 20% since the Biden-Harris administration began. However, real disposable personal income has increased for 27 consecutive months, indicating a recovery in Americans' financial well-being.
GB News: Ryanair could cut flight capacity by 10% as boss slams air travel tax hike - holidays set to become 'much more expensive' for UK families
Ryanair has criticized the Labour government's increase in Air Passenger Duty (APD) on short-haul flights, claiming it will raise travel costs for families and harm the UK tourism sector. CEO Michael O'Leary described the tax hike as "idiotic" and detrimental to economic growth.
He warned that the increase could lead to fewer flights and job losses, particularly affecting regional airports. Ryanair plans to review its UK schedules, potentially cutting capacity by up to 10% in 2025, which could result in five million fewer passengers traveling to and from the UK.