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#politics
Breitbart: Anti-Erdogan Protests Start Affecting Turkey's Foreign Relations
Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed concern over the violent protests in Turkey following the arrest of Istanbul's mayor, Ekrem İmamoğlu, on corruption charges. Thousands have protested, demanding his release and greater respect for the rule of law, while Erdoğan labels the unrest as terrorism.
International reactions are growing, with NATO allies and European neighbors uneasy about the situation. Greece postponed a planned meeting with Erdoğan, emphasizing the need for political freedoms, while the Council of Europe urged the release of İmamoğlu. Erdoğan, meanwhile, defended his government's actions amid rising tensions.
Breitbart: Apology Tour: Democrat Shill Stephen Colbert Grills Chuck Schumer Weeks After His Trump Spending Bill Surrender
Senator Chuck Schumer is facing backlash after supporting a Republican spending bill, contradicting his previous stance. His decision has drawn criticism from left-wing figures and raised questions about his leadership within the Democratic Party.
Despite the criticism, Schumer insists he will not back down again, emphasizing the need to combat Donald Trump. Calls for new leadership in the party are growing, as expressed by Congressman Ro Khanna.
Breitbart: WA State Sheriff Won't Hire Migrants as Cops Despite Political Pressure
Pierce County Sheriff Keith Swank has opposed a Washington state bill allowing non-citizens to hold public service roles, including law enforcement. Despite unanimous legislative support, Swank insists non-citizens should not arrest citizens, citing concerns over constitutional rights.
He argues that the bill will not address the state's police officer shortage, attributing recruitment challenges to restrictive laws that discourage officers from working in Washington. The bill continues to advance through the legislature with minimal opposition.
#economy
Le Monde: Tariffs: Europeans are open to negotiations with Donald Trump without conditions
US tariffs are at their highest since 1945, raising questions about President Trump's motives. European officials are trying to understand his approach ahead of his upcoming tax announcements on imports. The EU seeks clarity but has faced challenges in communication with the US administration.
European Commissioner Maros Sefcovic has engaged with US officials but has not secured a meeting with President Trump. The lack of a unified stance among Trump's advisers complicates the EU's efforts to gauge the situation.
#culture
Fox News: ‘American Pickers’ star Mike Wolfe remembers late Frank Fritz as show plans first hiatus in 15 years
Mike Wolfe honors the memory of his late friend and co-star Frank Fritz, who passed away on September 30 at age 60. Wolfe reflects on their long friendship and shared experiences on "American Pickers," emphasizing that Fritz remains with him in spirit.
The show is set to take its first hiatus in over a decade, allowing Wolfe time to process the loss. He also recently made his film debut in the Western "Day of Reckoning." Wolfe expressed gratitude for their adventures together and shared a heartfelt tribute to Fritz.
#health
Breitbart: Israeli Firm Claims Breakthrough Age-Reversing Drug Extending Life by 30%
Israeli biotech firm Sirtlab is preparing for human trials of a drug that could extend human lifespan by up to 30% by targeting the SIRT-6 protein, which is linked to youth and vitality. The treatment aims to improve brain function and overall health, with potential availability in three years.
Sirtlab's research reflects a growing trend in Israeli biomedical innovation, with significant funding and global collaboration. If successful, the therapy could have substantial medical and economic benefits, particularly in the U.S., where the aging population is a pressing concern.
#sports
GB News: Max Verstappen's father breaks silence on Liam Lawson axe with F1 champion 'not happy' with decision
Liam Lawson has been demoted from Red Bull Racing to Racing Bulls after just two races, with Yuki Tsunoda taking his place ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix. Red Bull team principal Christian Horner stated the decision was made to enhance the team's championship prospects.
Jos Verstappen expressed support for Lawson, emphasizing his talent and potential in F1. However, Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko noted that Max Verstappen is unhappy with the change, but the team believes Tsunoda's experience will be crucial for their championship ambitions.
#technology
Breitbart: Tesla and Boston Dynamics Push for National Strategy on Robotics and AI to Compete with China
Leading American robotics firms, including Tesla and Boston Dynamics, are urging the U.S. government to create a national strategy to enhance competitiveness in robotics and AI. They warn that without a cohesive approach, the U.S. risks falling behind China, which has heavily invested in these technologies.
The companies advocate for a central office to coordinate efforts across government, academia, and the private sector. They emphasize the need for investment in research, development, and STEM education to ensure a skilled workforce, arguing that collaboration is essential for maintaining innovation and economic prosperity.