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TRUMP’S Surge: Why Hispanic Voters Are Embracing Him
— CBS News Executive Director of Elections and Surveys, Anthony Salvanto, highlighted Donald Trump’s rising support among Hispanic neighborhoods in Philadelphia. Despite Trump’s past rhetoric, many Hispanics feel he isn’t targeting them negatively. This perception is shifting some Latino voters toward Trump.
A poll revealed that two-thirds of surveyed Latinos believe Trump wasn’t referring to them when discussing immigrants. Additionally, half of foreign-born Latinos shared this sentiment. These findings suggest a growing acceptance of Trump among Hispanic communities.
While Latinos predominantly lean Democrat, Trump’s messaging on the economy resonates with many in this demographic. His approach appears to offer a sense of belonging similar to that extended to white voters. This strategy could be pivotal for his future campaigns as he continues to engage with diverse voter groups.
TRUMP’S Triumph: Disillusioned Voters Reject Harris-Biden Agenda
— Former President Donald Trump has made a comeback to the White House, highlighting widespread dissatisfaction with Vice President Kamala Harris and President Joe Biden’s nearly four-year term. Many voters, unhappy with America’s path, embraced Trump’s bold approach. AP VoteCast showed about 3 in 10 voters wanted a complete government overhaul.
Economic concerns were key in Trump’s victory, overshadowing issues like democracy and abortion protections favored by Harris’ supporters. Voters worried about the economy supported stronger immigration enforcement and believed Trump was better suited to tackle economic challenges. This sentiment was strong in battleground states like Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
Even though he won the electoral college, some voters had reservations about Trump’s potential use of power. A notable number expressed concern over possible authoritarianism under his leadership. Yet more than 1 in 10 concerned voters still backed him despite these fears.
Inflation anxiety was a major concern nationwide as families felt their financial situations worsening since the last election cycle. The rising cost of living remained an urgent issue for many Americans struggling with higher prices on essentials like groceries and housing costs. These economic pressures greatly boosted Trump’s appeal among disenchanted voters seeking change.
SUPREME COURT Decision Shocks Virginia Voters: A WIN For Election Integrity
— The SUPREME COURT’s conservative majority has backed Virginia’s voter registration purge. The state argues this move targets non-citizens trying to vote. This decision supports Governor Glenn Youngkin’s Republican goals, aiming to safeguard election integrity.
A Virginian affected by the purge called it “a very bad October surprise.” Despite living in Virginia her whole life, her registration was canceled. The court did not explain its ruling, which is typical in emergency appeals.
The three liberal justices dissented, showing ongoing tensions over voting rights and election integrity in America. Republicans believe such actions are crucial to prevent voter fraud and ensure fair elections.
HISPANIC Voters TURN to Trump: Discontent with Biden’s Policies
— A recent poll from The New York Times shows 35% of Hispanic voters feel Donald Trump’s policies helped them, compared to just 22% for President Biden. This suggests a preference for Trump’s approach over the current administration. The data raises questions about President Biden’s absence from campaign trails alongside Vice President Harris.
Munoz emphasized growth and improvement in key economic areas under Vice President Harris’s vision, claiming it resonates with Latino voters. However, he acknowledged the challenge of effectively reaching these communities through traditional polling methods. Munoz argued that Latino voters seek candidates who promise change rather than maintaining the status quo associated with Trump.
Burman highlighted that only 20% of Hispanic voters rate the economy as excellent or good, while 80% describe it as fair or poor — indicating dissatisfaction with current economic conditions. Despite this, Munoz remained optimistic about influencing voter perception in the remaining days before elections. He stressed focusing on ground-level engagement over relying solely on polling numbers to sway opinions among Hispanic constituents.
HARRIS FACES Backlash: Losing Catholic Voters Could Be Her Downfall
— Vice President Kamala Harris is under fire for alienating Catholic voters. Alex Marlow argues that her recent actions are not only ineffective but also harmful to her political standing.
Marlow claims that Harris’s attempts to mock Catholics have backfired, costing her a key group of voters that President Biden once secured. He points to her Senate behavior, especially during Brett Kavanaugh’s hearings, as proof of her ongoing struggles.
In contrast, Marlow commends former President Trump for his strong public presence despite political disagreements. He suggests Harris’s strategies are failing while Trump’s appeal remains strong among conservatives.
IRANIAN MISSILE Threat: Israel on Edge as Sirens Wail
— Sirens blared in Tel Aviv during a terror attack in Jaffa, claiming several lives. Amidst the chaos, a looming ballistic missile strike from Iran heightened tensions. Reporters were ready to cover the events but were ordered to stay put for safety reasons.
Journalists prepared their gear, but orders from New York told them to remain indoors as Iran’s attack approached. The situation became more dangerous with alarms signaling incoming missiles.
Iran launched ballistic missiles toward Israel, leaving only 12 minutes until impact. The exact timing of the strike was uncertain, adding urgency and fear to an already tense atmosphere in Tel Aviv.
ISRAEL WARNS of Iranian Aggression Amid US Cease-Fire Talks
— Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant warned that “Iran’s aggression has reached an all-time high” during a meeting with U.S. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Charles Q. Brown on Monday. Gallant emphasized the need for cooperation to counter threats from Iran-backed Hamas and Hezbollah, highlighting Israel’s strategic position. The meeting also included IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi and took place in Tel Aviv.
Despite U.S.-led efforts to broker a cease-fire deal with Hamas, no agreement has been reached as long as Israeli forces remain in Gaza security corridors. Gallant reiterated Israel’s goals: dismantling Hamas, securing the return of hostages taken on Oct. 7, and improving security along the northern border for community safety.
Since Oct. 7, the conflict has resulted in significant casualties, with Gaza’s Health Ministry claiming around 40,000 Palestinian deaths without distinguishing between civilians and terrorists killed by Israeli forces since then have also suffered losses: nearly 700 soldiers and about 1,200 civilians have been killed following Hamas attacks on Israel
IRANIAN DRONE Strike In TEL Aviv Kills ONE Near US Embassy
— An Iranian-made drone sent by Yemen’s Houthi rebels struck Tel Aviv on Friday, killing one person and injuring at least 10 others. The attack occurred near the U.S. Embassy, causing shrapnel and glass to rain down over a large area.
Israel’s military believes the drone was an upgraded Samad-3 from Iran, launched from Yemen. Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari stated that an investigation is ongoing to determine the origin of the threat and appropriate responses.
The Houthis claimed responsibility for the strike, calling it retaliation for Israel’s war with Hamas. Until now, Israel and its Western allies had intercepted all previous Houthi drones and missiles aimed at Israel during this conflict.
SOUTH KOREAN Election Shocker: Voters Lean Left in Historic Turn
— South Korean voters, upset by the economic slump, are showing their disapproval towards President Yoon Suk-yeol and his ruling People Power Party (PPP). Early exit polls indicate a dramatic tilt in the National Assembly, with the opposition DP/DUP coalition on track to win between 168 and 193 of the 300 seats. This would leave Yoon’s PPP and its partners trailing with just 87-111 seats.
A record-breaking turnout of 67 percent — the highest for a midterm election since 1992 — reflects widespread voter engagement. South Korea’s unique proportional representation system aims to give smaller parties a chance but has resulted in a crowded field that confuses many voters.
PPP leader Han Dong-hoon has publicly recognized the disappointing exit poll figures. He pledged to honor the electorate’s decision and wait for the final tally. The election results could mark a pivotal change in South Korea’s political landscape, hinting at broader shifts ahead.
This electoral outcome underscores growing public discontent with current economic policies and signals a desire for change among South Korean voters, potentially reshaping the nation’s policy direction in years to come.
IRANIAN JOURNALIST Brutally Stabbed in London: Suspects Vanish Without a Trace
— Iran International presenter, Pouria Zeraati, was brutally attacked outside his London residence last Friday. The culprits, two men who made their escape in a vehicle driven by an accomplice, have reportedly left the U.K., says Metropolitan Police Counter Terrorism Command’s Commander Dominic Murphy.
The motive for the assault remains shrouded in mystery. However, Zeraati’s occupation and recent threats against Iranian journalists based in the U.K. have triggered a counterterrorism probe. Iran International has been on the receiving end of threats due to its coverage of Iran.
The Iranian government refutes any involvement with this incident. Nevertheless, law enforcement officials have intercepted several schemes aimed at targeting individuals perceived as adversaries of Iran within the U.K. In response to mounting “state-backed threats from Iran,” Iran International temporarily moved its operations from London to Washington D.C., before settling at a new location in London last September.
CENTRAL US RAVAGED: Tornadoes Leave Trail of Destruction and Heartbreak
— A series of violent tornadoes tore through the central U.S., causing extensive damage and claiming at least three lives. The storms left a path of devastation, flattening homes and trailers in an RV park, with Ohio’s Logan County bearing the brunt of the destruction. Lakeview and Russells Point villages were among the hardest hit areas.
On Friday, search crews accompanied by cadaver dogs sifted through the debris for any additional victims. Despite challenges posed by gas leaks and fallen trees obstructing some neighborhoods, authorities conducted a thorough second sweep in areas initially checked right after the storm hit.
Sheriff Randy Dodds cautioned that recovery operations would take time but assured that he was not aware of anyone still missing. Meanwhile, residents like Sandy Smith shared chilling accounts of seeking shelter while their homes crumbled around them during the storm’s onslaught.
The aftermath paints a grim picture — twisted metal wrapped around tree tops, damaged campgrounds and laundromats, roofs sheared off houses. Snowplows were dispatched to clear roads strewn with debris as communities begin to grapple with their new reality.
HEROIC Navy Seals SACRIFICED in Iranian Weapons Seizure: Four Arrested
— Four individuals of foreign nationality have been charged after a vessel was intercepted in the Arabian Sea. The U.S. Navy seized the ship, which was allegedly carrying Iranian-made weapons.
In a devastating turn of events, two brave Navy SEALs lost their lives during this operation. The fallen warriors were identified as Navy Special Warfare Operator 1st Class Christopher J. Chambers and Navy Special Warfare Operator 2nd Class Nathan Gage Ingram.
David Sundberg, Assistant Director of the FBI Washington Field Office, stated that these charges serve as a stern warning to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). He stressed that any hostile actions from foreign governments will not go unchecked by the U.S..
The FBI and other U.S Government agencies pledge to persistently disrupt attempts by hostile foreign entities aiming to instill fear and inflict harm through violent means.
NEPAL PLANE Tragedy: Pilot Error Causes Deadliest Crash in 30 Years, Killing 72 Innocents
— A devastating plane crash occurred in Nepal earlier this year, taking the lives of 72 people. Among the victims were two American citizens and two U.S. permanent residents. The fatal accident was likely a result of pilot error, according to a report released by government investigators last Thursday.
The ill-fated Yeti Airlines flight was en route from Kathmandu to Pokhara when it plunged into a gorge nestled in the Himalayan foothills. This incident has been marked as the most catastrophic airline disaster Nepal has witnessed in over three decades.
All passengers on board the twin-engine ATR 72 aircraft met with an untimely death — including two infants, four crew members, and fifteen foreign nationals.
The investigation report suggests that both condition levers were mistakenly shifted to the feathered position during flight. This led to both propellers feathering and subsequent loss of thrust which resulted in an aerodynamic stall and collision with terrain. It appears that due to lack of awareness and standard operating procedures, pilots accidentally selected power-controlling condition levers instead of flap lever.
BIDEN’S Motorcade Shocked in Unexpected CAR Crash: What Really Happened?
— On Sunday evening, an unforeseen event took place involving President Joe Biden’s motorcade. As the President and First Lady Jill Biden were departing from the Biden-Harris 2024 headquarters, their convoy was struck by a car. This incident transpired in Wilmington, Delaware.
A silver sedan bearing Delaware license plates collided with an SUV that was part of the presidential convoy. The impact produced a loud bang which reportedly caught President Biden off guard.
Immediately following the collision, agents surrounded the driver with firearms at ready while members of the press were quickly moved away from the scene. Despite this startling occurrence, both Bidens were safely escorted away from the location of impact.
ESPER SLAMS US Response to Iranian Attacks: Is Our Military Strong Enough?
— Former Defense Secretary Mark Esper has openly criticized the U.S. military’s handling of attacks by Iranian proxies on American forces in Syria and Iraq. He considers the response insufficient, despite being targeted over 60 times in just a month by these proxies. These forces are stationed in the region with a mission to ensure ISIS’s lasting defeat, and approximately 60 troops have been injured as a result of these relentless attacks.
Despite launching three sets of airstrikes against facilities used by these proxies, their aggressive actions persist. “Our response hasn’t been forceful or frequent enough... there’s no deterrence if they strike back immediately after we strike them,” Esper shared his concerns with the Washington Examiner.
Esper advocates for more strikes and expanding targets beyond just ammunition and weapons facilities. However, Pentagon deputy spokeswoman Sabrina Singh stands by their actions, claiming that U.S.'s attacks have significantly weakened these militia groups’ access to weapons.
In recent weeks, U.S troops targeted a training facility and safe house last Sunday, struck a weapons storage facility on Nov 8th, and hit another weapons storage facility along with an ammunition storage area in Syria on Oct 26th.
Russia’s Historic Moon Mission Ends in CRASH
— Russia’s Luna-25 spacecraft, their first Moon mission in nearly half a century, crashed into the lunar surface. It was intended to be the inaugural craft to land on the Moon’s south pole, an area believed to contain frozen water and valuable elements.
After facing issues during its pre-landing orbit, Russia’s State Space Corporation confirmed they lost contact with the 800kg lander, which later collided with the Moon.
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REVENGE in the Middle East: BIDEN Responds to Drone Attack on US Personnel with Strikes Against Iranian Proxies
— On Monday night, President Joe Biden informed Congress of retaliatory strikes against targets in Iraq and Syria. This was a response to a drone attack on U.S. personnel earlier that day, which critically injured one service member and wounded two others.
Biden defended the military action as part of his responsibility to protect U.S. citizens both at home and overseas, as well as maintaining national security interests. He asserted that the U.S.'s actions were necessary, proportionate, and in line with international law.
Despite these actions, Biden faces internal criticism for his handling of the Israel-Hamas conflict. While initially backing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s military response to Hamas’s terrorist attacks in October, Biden has recently started distancing himself from this position.
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