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4 Nov 2024
#politics
GB News: Kemi Badenoch's key 'challenge' as new Tory leader outlined by Ann Widdecombe
Ann Widdecombe warned Kemi Badenoch to be cautious of Reform UK after her victory over Robert Jenrick in the Tory leadership contest. Badenoch aims to confront Labour leader Keir Starmer if elected.
Le Monde: Moldova's pro-European president, Maia Sandu, re-elected in setback for Kremlin
Moldova's pro-European president Maia Sandu was re-elected on November 3, 2024, securing 55% of the vote against pro-Moscow candidate Alexandr Stoianoglo. A strong turnout from young, urban voters and the diaspora contributed to her victory.
Despite the win, the atmosphere was subdued compared to her previous election. Some voters expressed dissatisfaction with her policies, particularly regarding inflation and social issues.
Fox News: NRCC chair reveals the two most crucial states in the race for the House majority
Republicans are optimistic about retaining their House majority, currently holding 220 seats to the Democrats' 212. Key battlegrounds include California and New York, where several races are considered toss-ups.
NRCC Chair Richard Hudson emphasizes strong early voting momentum and potential pickups in states like Alaska and North Carolina, suggesting these will be critical for maintaining Republican control.
Fox News: On Election Eve, Harris and Trump hold dueling rallies in the biggest of the battlegrounds
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are intensifying their campaigns in Pennsylvania, a crucial battleground state with 19 electoral votes. Both candidates are urging supporters to vote, highlighting the state's importance in determining the presidential election outcome.
Polls indicate a tight race, with Harris and Trump deadlocked at 48% among likely voters. As they make their final campaign stops, both candidates emphasize their get-out-the-vote efforts, with Harris's campaign boasting over 90,000 volunteers.
Times Of Israel: Spy chief reportedly says hostage release talks still stalled, deal chances slim
Israel's top negotiator indicated that the chances of a ceasefire and hostage deal with Hamas are slim, as negotiations remain stalled. Mossad Director David Barnea noted that Hamas continues to demand a full ceasefire in exchange for hostages, complicating discussions.
Despite ongoing international mediation efforts, including proposals from Qatar and Egypt, no progress has been reported. Hostage families are urging for a comprehensive deal to end the war and secure the release of captives.
#society
Fox News: Trump vs. Harris: Cities across US board up ahead of election
Ahead of the presidential election, businesses in cities like Washington, D.C., and Portland, Oregon, are boarding up windows in anticipation of potential unrest. Owners cite past experiences of violence and protests as reasons for their precautions, with some hiring extra security.
Local officials express mixed views on the necessity of these measures, with concerns about safety and community response. Business owners remain divided, with some choosing to fortify their establishments while others advocate for peaceful protest.
GB News: Tesco imposes new rule on staff to crackdown on habit that infuriates customers
Tesco has banned staff from wearing headphones on the shop floor to improve customer service, following complaints from customers. This policy is part of a broader effort to address declining customer satisfaction scores.
In contrast, Asda has switched to unlicensed music in its stores, which has drawn criticism from employees for being repetitive. Both supermarkets are adapting their policies in response to customer and staff feedback.
Times Of Israel: Iran executes Jewish citizen over fatal stabbing he claimed was in self-defense
Arvin Nathaniel Ghahremani, a Jewish Iranian man, was executed in Iran after a two-year legal battle. Convicted of murder during a street fight, his family claimed flaws in the legal process and cited institutionalized antisemitism as a factor in his execution.
Ghahremani's case highlights discrimination in Iran's legal system, where non-Muslims face harsher penalties. His execution is significant as it marks a rare instance of a Jewish Iranian being put to death in recent years amid rising tensions between Iran and Israel.
#crime
Fox News: Daniel Penny trial: Meet the jurors who will decide Marine veteran's fate in subway chokehold case
Daniel Penny's manslaughter trial began after eight days of jury selection. He is charged with second-degree manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide in the 2023 death of Jordan Neely, a homeless man he placed in a chokehold during a subway incident.
The jury consists of twelve jurors and four alternates, selected from over 100 candidates. Penny could face up to 19 years in prison if convicted. Neely had a history of mental illness and prior criminal charges.