Sunday, October 6, 2024
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Hurricane Milton To Bring Fresh Mayhem to Florida’s Storm-Ravaged West Coast
‘There is an increasing risk of life-threatening storm surge and wind impacts for portions of the west coast of the Florida Peninsula beginning late Tuesday or Wednesday,’ officials say.
Elon Musk Goes Full MAGA in Appearance With Trump, Spends Hours Boosting Pro-Trump Messages Online
The billionaire has already set up his own outside spending group to support the former president before November.
An Israeli Victory Over Iran and the ‘Axis of Evil’ Rests Not on Diplomacy but on Military Might
The escalating hostilities offer an opportunity for Israel to undercut a potential nuclear-armed Iran and defend the West from the largest state sponsor of terrorism in the world.
Obama’s Message Could Be ‘Difficult To Sell’ as He Embarks on Battleground State Tour Campaigning for Kamala Harris
Walz Defends Minnesota’s No-Limits Abortion Law on First Sunday Show Appearance
Columnists
Hurricane Helene Illuminates the Logic of AM Radio in Cars — and Congress Seems To Be Getting the Message
Trump, on the Campaign Trail in Pennsylvania, Boasts His Abrasive Tactics Are Needed ‘To Get the Job Done’
Blame the Biden-Harris Wave of Inflation, Not Striking Longshoremen, for Labor’s Predicament
Editorials
Opinion
She Wants To Hear America Singing
Federalism Will Be the Way To Heal America After a Bitterly Divisive Election, No Matter Who Wins
The Walz-Vance Debate, Unlike Most Vice Presidential Faceoffs, Could Prove Decisive
How About James Bond as a Central Banker? ‘Goldfinger’ Emerges as a Metaphor for Our Times
National
The Dark Side of Pete Rose Haunts Hall of Fame Hopes
Separating baseball’s hit king from the degenerate gambler clouds his legacy.
Although Washington Commanders Dropped Its Original Logo, Team Will Honor the Man Behind It
The design of the Blackfeet Warrior was meant to be a source of Native American pride.
Supreme Court Takes Case That Could Decide Future of America’s Gun Industry
Lawsuit by Mexico against American gunmakers could impair their liability protections.
Time To Prove Who’s the Best in MLB: Judge, Ohtani — Or the Mets
There is no easy answer, and the ultimate distinction of the best MLB Player in 2024 will likely be decided amid the pressure of an October post-season.
New Jersey Couple’s Lawsuit Against Uber for Serious Car Crash Derailed by a Single Pizza Order
12-year-old daughter unknowingly agreed to arbitration terms while ordering dinner.
Dark Side of ‘Smart’ Glasses: Students Show How They Can Instantly Find Strangers’ Names, Addresses
When a match is identified, an AI system retrieves personal details like names and addresses.
Foreign
In the Cradle of Democracy, Jordan Bardella Says He Fears France as We Know It Could Soon ‘Disappear’
The president of France’s National Rally also drops a hint about the shelf life of the unpopular president, Emmanuel Macron.
How Israel’s Unit for Soldiers With Autism Helped the IDF Demolish Hezbollah’s Leadership
Unit 9900 employs Israelis whose neurodivergence makes them particularly talented in monitoring and analyzing satellite images.
Germany Emerging as the Sick Man of Europe, With Growth Projected at a Tenth of a Percentage Point This Year
Thirty-four years since reunification, the German star shines a bit less brightly than it used to.
Israel Targets the Presumed Leader of Hezbollah in Strike at Beirut
Israeli officials are seeking to confirm if the attack killed Hashem Safieddineh.
Keir Starmer, Sinking in Freebie Scandal, Says He’ll Pay Back Some Gifts — but Is It Too Late?
The Labor prime minister’s popularity is freefall as he repays a fraction of the value of thousands of dollars’ worth of gifts and concert tickets received.
Biden, Frustrated by Netanyahu, Could Be Plotting, Once the U.S. Election Is Over, To Block Israeli Leader at the United Nations
‘It has happened before,’ a former Israeli ambassador at the UN tells the Sun.
Politics
Betting Odds See Presidential Election as Toss-Up, But Trump Leading in Key Swing States
The betting markets have been split for months on the question of who will win.
California Voters Appear Poised To Pass Tougher Penalties on Theft, Drug Crimes Despite Top Democrats’ Objections
Polls find Proposition 36, which would increase penalties for repeat offenders, receives broad support.
Second Major Union Declines To Endorse Either Presidential Candidate in 2024
The union has supported every Democratic nominee since 1984, save Senator Clinton and Vice President Harris.
Major Anti-Abortion Rights Group Says Melania Trump Is Echoing Talking Points of ‘the Abortion Industry’ in New Memoir
The former first lady has been on a press tour for her new autobiography, which reportedly included a demand for $250,000 from CNN in exchange for an interview.
Clerk Who Gave Election Denier Mike Lindell Access to Her County’s Dominion Voting Machines Gets Hefty Prison Sentence
‘I am convinced you would do it all over again if you could,’ the judge told the former clerk, calling her ‘a charlatan.’
Editorials
Opinion
She Wants To Hear America Singing
Federalism Will Be the Way To Heal America After a Bitterly Divisive Election, No Matter Who Wins
The Walz-Vance Debate, Unlike Most Vice Presidential Faceoffs, Could Prove Decisive
How About James Bond as a Central Banker? ‘Goldfinger’ Emerges as a Metaphor for Our Times
Popular
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Germany Emerging as the Sick Man of Europe, With Growth Projected at a Tenth of a Percentage Point This Year
HBO’s ‘Industry’ Is Not the Successor to ‘Succession,’ But It’s Becoming Something Better
Released Hostages Facing Unexpected IRS Bills and Late Fees
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