Election Could Reshape Opportunity Zones and 1031 Exchanges Trump and Harris have divergent approaches to qualified opportunity zones and 1031 exchanges. See how each could fare under their administrations. Kiplinger · Oct 7, 2024
Can we trust polling data? Thanks to lingering chaos from the COVID pandemic and other factors, polls may be unintentionally biased Salon · Oct 7, 2024
Supreme Court to hear arguments over ‘ghost gun’ regulation - Roll Call The Biden administration will defend its regulation of so-called “ghost guns” before the Supreme Court during oral arguments Tuesday. Roll Call · Oct 7, 2024
Eight U.S. States Will Vote to Ban Noncitizen Voting in November Despite Existing Laws Currently, only 17 localities across the U.S. allow legal noncitizens to vote in local elections and they can only do so in municipal races Latin Times · Oct 7, 2024
The Supreme Court’s new term begins today. Here’s the big cases to watch The Supreme Court is taking the bench again on Monday, ready to hear cases on ghost guns, a death sentence and transgender rights The Independent UK · Oct 7, 2024
US court to review civil rights lawsuit alleging environmental racism in a Louisiana parish The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans is set to hear arguments in a civil rights lawsuit alleging a south Louisiana parish engaged in racist land-use policies that placed polluting industries in majority-Black communities The Independent UK · Oct 7, 2024
US spends a record $17.9 billion on military aid to Israel since last Oct. 7 The United States has spent a record of at least $17.9 billion on military aid to Israel since the war in Gaza began and led to escalating conflict around the Middle East The Independent UK · Oct 7, 2024
Migrants, FEMA and $750: How Trump and his allies are spreading false claims about Hurricane Helene relief As the southeastern US braces for yet another hurricane, Trump and his loyalists are busy spreading falsehoods about the federal response to the last one The Independent UK · Oct 7, 2024
Ukraine war briefing: Anti-Kremlin figure Ildar Dadin dies fighting on Ukrainian side Activist was once jailed in Russia under anti-protest law; drones, F-16s and Patriots on Dutch menu of aid to Kyiv. What we know on day 957 The Guardian - AU · Oct 7, 2024
Could NZ foreign policy be Trumped? Why the government will be hoping Kamala Harris wins the US election One of the political ironies of the race for the White House is that the foreign policy interests of New Zealand’s centre-right government are probably best served by Democratic candidate Kamala Harris winning. The Conversation · Oct 6, 2024
Fact-checking Donald Trump’s claims at rally in Butler, Pennsylvania Trump spoke of surviving his first assassination attempt, and of election opponent Kamala Harris. We verify his claims. Al Jazeera · Oct 6, 2024
Hurricane Milton strengthens as it heads towards storm-ravaged Florida Florida governor warns residents of ‘major impacts’ as storm could make landfall in southeastern US state by midweek. Al Jazeera · Oct 6, 2024
Hurricane Milton grows stronger as it barrels toward Florida Another potentially devastating storm barrelled toward the Florida coast on Sunday. Forecast models predicted the storm to hit the Tampa Bay area by midweek. Other southeastern American states affected by Hurricane Helene are expected to be spared by the new storm. France 24 · Oct 6, 2024
Harris skirts question on whether Israel’s Netanyahu is ‘close ally’ of US As Israel’s war on Gaza nears one-year anniversary, Kamala Harris repeats gov’t line that US is pushing for ceasefire. Al Jazeera · Oct 6, 2024
International Business Times · Oct 6, 2024 Hitler Dig At Trump Was 'Meant As A Compliment,' Explains 'JD Vance' On 'Saturday Night Live' Dana Carvey's Joe Biden says vice presidents just don't matter. 'Who the hell who was Obama's VP?' he asks. 'Nobody knows!'
The Guardian - US · Oct 6, 2024 Harris embarks on media blitz and tries to edge out Trump in key swing states Democratic nominee and running mate Walz both embark on media scrambles as election remains nail-bitingly close
The Independent UK · Oct 6, 2024 Republicans still can’t say ‘Trump lost the 2020 election’ JD Vance, Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton and Speaker Mike Johnson all refuse to admit Trump lost in 2020
Top News · Oct 6, 2024 Harris' Billionaire Minimum Tax Proposal Targets Wealthy Americans Learn about VP Kamala Harris's billionaire minimum tax proposal targeting wealthy individuals with a net worth over 0 million.
The Guardian - UK · Oct 6, 2024 Western leaders’ silence about Israel’s atrocities gives free rein to Netanyahu Letters: Peter Riddle raises the question of whether leaders such are Joe Biden and Keir Starmer are complicit in the killing of thousands of innocent people
The Independent UK · Oct 6, 2024 Timeline: How a year of war in Gaza has unfolded as hostages released in ceasefire deal Ceasefire reached fifteen months after Israel vowed to wipe Hamas ‘off the face of the earth’ following 7 October attack
The Guardian - US · Oct 6, 2024 Saturday Night Live: Nate Bargatze anchors strong sophomore episode The popular stand-up brings together an above average week at 30 Rock with a surprise return for The Lonely Island
International Business Times · Oct 6, 2024 Trump On The Stump, Harris Hits Airwaves In Razor-edge US Election With just one month left in a deadlocked US presidential election, Donald Trump headed to the battleground state of Wisconsin on Sunday, as rival Kamala Harris kicked off a week-long media interview blitz.
International Business Times · Oct 6, 2024 Red Cross Issues Warning On Dangerous Misinformation As Trump Spreads Lies About Storm Aid Former president has been peddling stories that only Democratic areas are getting help
The Guardian - US · Oct 6, 2024 City of villains: Republicans stoke fears of Democratic-run cities Messaging about crime and disorder in major US cities is an expression of conservatives’ existential dread of being ruled by urban elites and Black leaders
The Guardian - US · Oct 6, 2024 Trump and guns loom large as scandal-hit supreme court gets back to work Battered by ethics scandals, the court shows no signs of reining itself in – and it could play a key role in the election