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31 Aug 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Netflix’s 'Kaos' Star Rakie Ayola: I’d Vote for Jill Stein over Kamala Harris
Actress Rakie Ayola expressed her support for Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election against Donald Trump, yet she stated she would vote for Green Party candidate Jill Stein due to dissatisfaction with the Biden-Harris administration. She articulated concerns about the readiness of the U.S. for a female president, reflecting on past political shifts.
Ayola acknowledged that significant changes might occur when society is not fully ready, noting the unpredictable nature of political reactions, as seen with Barack Obama’s presidency. She emphasized that if she could vote, her choice for Stein would be a protest vote.
The Epoch Times: Michigan Residents Weary of National Politics, Hopeful for Truth
Michigan voters remain divided in the lead-up to the election, with close margins in past elections contributing to a mix of Democratic and Republican sentiments across urban and rural areas. Citizens express dissatisfaction with campaign messaging and are more interested in substantive discussions about domestic issues.
Voters highlight a desire for bipartisanship and a focus on real societal concerns, such as immigration, education, and environmental issues, rather than negative campaigning. Many feel disconnected from political discourse and are seeking more transparency from candidates.
Forbes: Trump Will Vote ‘No’ On Florida’s Abortion Amendment After Earlier Comments Stirred Confusion
Former President Donald Trump announced he will vote against Florida’s Right to Abortion initiative, stating it does not allow adequate time before abortion restrictions. This comes after his comments on the state's six-week abortion ban, which caused confusion among conservatives.
Trump previously criticized the six-week limit, calling it "too short," but clarified that he supports longer timeframes. His stance aims to balance his position amid scrutiny from anti-abortion advocates.
Le Monde: Trump moves to contain fallout of abortion, IVF backlash
Donald Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, faced backlash from conservatives after expressing support for free in vitro fertilization and criticizing Florida's six-week abortion ban. His shifting positions on reproductive rights have raised concerns about alienating his base.
Despite the controversy, many Trump supporters remain loyal, citing his pro-life stance as the primary reason for their continued support. Meanwhile, Democrats are seizing on the opportunity to highlight these divisions within the Republican Party.
Breitbart: Fact Check: DNC Billboards Claim Trump Is Threatening Access to IVF
The DNC placed billboards in Johnstown, PA, asserting that Donald Trump lied about his position on in vitro fertilization (IVF). However, Trump recently announced plans to mandate government or insurance coverage for IVF, claiming he has supported it from the start.
DNC representatives argued that Trump's platform poses a threat to reproductive care, linking his actions to potential bans on IVF. Nevertheless, Trump has publicly advocated for the preservation of IVF rights and expressed a commitment to supporting families.
#society
The Western Journal: Dozens of Horses Begin Falling Over Dead as Oklahoma Rodeo Workers Notice Something Wrong with the Feed
An investigation is underway after up to 70 horses died suddenly at an Oklahoma rodeo ranch, possibly due to contaminated feed. Officials collected samples for analysis, while the ranch owners expressed the severe impact on their business and the quality of horses lost.
The Oklahoma Department of Agriculture is coordinating with the Kansas Department of Agriculture to address the issue. Preliminary indications suggest that a feed additive may have caused the deaths.
The Telegraph: Brazil suspends X after fight with Elon Musk
Brazil has blocked X, formerly Twitter, after tensions between owner Elon Musk and a supreme court judge regarding extreme rightwing content. The judge mandated X to designate a legal representative in Brazil and threatened to shut down the platform if compliance fails within five days.
This action marks a significant step as Brazil is the first Western nation to take such measures against a social media platform. The judge's ruling includes penalties for users attempting to bypass blocks, amid ongoing concerns over hate speech and disinformation on the platform.
#religion
Breitbart: Mormon Church Takes Criticism for Doubling Down on Anti-Transgender Policy
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has updated its policy regarding gay and transgender members, affirming that gender aligns with biological sex at birth. The new guidelines limit the participation of transgender individuals in church roles and activities, while allowing some exceptions.
LGBTQ activist groups have condemned the changes, arguing they further marginalize transgender members and send harmful messages regarding their identities. Critics describe the policy as dehumanizing, impacting individuals still navigating their gender identity.
#crime
Fox News: Residents in Austin neighborhood concerned about crime as police department struggles with understaffing
The Austin Police Department's severe understaffing, a consequence of funding cuts in 2020, is causing residents in the Montopolis neighborhood to feel increasingly unsafe due to rising gun violence. Local leaders are working to address the crisis and restore adequate police presence.
Despite a reduction in homicide rates since 2021, concerns about crime persist, with residents reporting frequent gunfire and visible drug activity. Community members blame the police's staffing shortage for their diminished safety.
Fox News: Florida man stabbed off-duty police officer who tried to stop robbery, stole patrol car: court docs
A Florida police officer was stabbed while intervening in an attempted robbery at a dry cleaning business. The suspect, 73-year-old Glenn Gotell, allegedly attacked the officer before stealing his patrol car and fleeing to a nearby library, where he was later arrested.
Gotell now faces multiple charges, including attempted murder of a law enforcement officer, armed robbery, and grand theft of a vehicle. The investigation into the stabbing remains ongoing.