Trump reiterates threat to imprison election officials and political operatives if he takes office Former President Donald Trump on Friday threatened to jail election officials and political operatives if he returns to office, echoing a threat he made last month. In a post on Truth Social, Trump stated he is closely monitoring the integrity of the election and declared that “WHEN” he wins, those who “CHEATED” will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, potentially facing long prison sentences. He warned that this legal exposure applies to lawyers, political operatives, donors, illegal voters, and corrupt election officials. “Those…
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Harris says “there’s a real contrast” between her and Trump in their approach to faith Vice President Kamala Harris stated on Friday that she perceives a “real contrast” between her views and those of former President Donald Trump regarding the “teachings of Scripture.” “I believe there’s a significant difference between me and Donald Trump in how we interpret the teachings of Scripture, particularly around the importance of caring for the elderly, feeding the hungry, and treating each other with dignity and respect,” she said during an interview on The Willie Moore Jr. Show. Harris criticized Trump for his behavior, describing…
More than half a million people have fled Lebanon into Syria as Israel-Hezbollah conflict escalates Since September 23, more than half a million people have fled from Lebanon into Syria amid intensified Israeli strikes, according to Lebanon’s Disaster Risk Management Unit (DRMU). Among those crossing the border, 348,237 are Syrian citizens and 156,505 are Lebanese citizens. The authorities have documented at least 190,975 internally displaced individuals in approved shelters, though the actual number is likely much higher. The DRMU has implemented psychosocial support programs and protective measures for children, women, people with disabilities, and the elderly in these shelters. The…
Israeli military reviewing strike that killed 3 journalists in southern Lebanon The Israeli military is reviewing an overnight airstrike in Lebanon that killed three journalists, a move that has sparked outrage from the Lebanese government and press freedom advocates. In a statement to CNN, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed that they targeted a Hezbollah military structure in Hasbaiya, claiming that militants were “operating” inside. They acknowledged receiving reports hours later that journalists had been affected by the strike, adding that the incident is currently under review. CNN geolocated footage indicating that the strike hit a guesthouse in Hasbaiya, where…
Director of northern Gaza hospital under Israeli fire describes “truly terrifying” situation After an extended communication blackout, Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, the director of Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza, told CNN that Israeli troops remain on site, describing the conditions as “truly terrifying.” Speaking shortly after 3 p.m. ET on Friday, Abu Safiya reported that the hospital had endured “intense bombardment,” resulting in shattered glass and broken doors. He recounted a disturbing encounter with Israeli forces, stating, “We all gathered in one place, and then the army called for me. When I went down, they put me inside a…
Harris message comparing Trump’s “enemies list” vs her “to do list” will feature Vice President Kamala Harris’ recent comments contrasting what she calls former President Donald Trump’s “enemies list” with her “to-do list” are set to play a key role in the campaign’s final message, according to a senior campaign official. During a CNN town hall on Wednesday, Harris emphasized this point, reiterating it on Thursday. “You can choose a Donald Trump who sits in the Oval Office plotting revenge and writing out his enemies list, or you can choose me, responding to the needs of the people with a…
Obama to join “Win with Black Men” organizing meeting Sunday Former President Barack Obama will participate in a “Win With Black Men” roundtable during the group’s weekly virtual meeting on Sunday. According to a statement, “Win With Black Men aims to dismantle the stigmas and misinformation surrounding Black men, our vote, fatherhood, family, and our futures.” The voting patterns of Black men have been a major topic this election cycle, with some Democrats concerned that even a slight decline in support could significantly impact battleground states. Obama’s recent remarks in Pittsburgh directed at Black men received mixed reactions, with some…
Colorado investigating ballot fraud scheme affecting at least 12 mail-in ballots Colorado officials are investigating the return of at least 12 mail-in ballots that were completed and sent back before the voters received them. The Secretary of State’s office reported that on October 23, these ballots in Mesa County appeared to have been intercepted before reaching their intended voters. The ballots were filled out by someone who then mailed them back. Fortunately, Colorado’s election fraud detection system worked as intended, as the signature verification process flagged inconsistencies when the ballots returned to the Mesa County Board of Elections. Several voters…
Israeli military says it was targeting Hamas in strike on school in central Gaza The Israeli military stated it “conducted a strike on Hamas terrorists” when it hit a school in central Gaza. According to the Israel Defense Forces, the attack targeted a command and control center located within the “Shuhada” al-Nuseirat school compound, which was allegedly used by terrorists to plan and carry out attacks against IDF troops and the State of Israel. The strike resulted in the deaths of at least 17 people and injured 42 others, as reported by officials from Al-Awda Hospital. The U.S. is collaborating…
$1 billion pledged in support of Lebanon at Paris summit Dozens of countries and international organizations, including the United States, France, and the United Nations, have committed $1 billion to Lebanon during a humanitarian aid conference held in Paris. French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot announced at the summit’s conclusion on Thursday that 70 countries and 15 UN agencies had collectively pledged $800 million in humanitarian assistance and $200 million for security forces. “The participants underscored the urgent need for a diplomatic solution to ensure lasting security for both Israel and Lebanon,” Barrot said at a news conference alongside Lebanese Prime…