There are generally two types of "October Surprises." There are the sorts of nasty political surprises that can actually hit a campaign right on the head. You can usually identify these by the response -- or lack thereof -- to the surprise. And then, there are the, pun very much...

While former President Donald Trump is obviously not one to shy away from the public eye, Vice President Kamala Harris is still trying to counter the criticism that she is. After a difficult interview with Fox News Anchor Bret Baier last week, her campaign was probably hoping Tuesday's sit down...

By James “Hollywood” Macecari So John Kelly, 5 years after the supposed event, claims Trump said “I wish my generals were as loyal as Hitlers General.” So it took him two weeks before the 2024 election to come out and say this? Give me a damn break, this article has been debunked over and over again. This shows you how desperate the Uni-Party is to get rid of Trump. What’s worse is they know low educated people will buy into this bullshit. What’s even more humorous is these democrats don’t understand the Hitler comparison has been so overused, just like the racism charge, where no one gives a shit because they see right through it. Everything you democrats say Trump will do you’re already doing it. This is why you’re playing a dangerous game right now, Americans have seen it, we know the extent your party will go to stay in power. If Trump was trying to jail his opponents, like your party has already proven it would, why didn’t he do it in his first four years? Low information voters will fall for it again, but not the millions of other Americans who know your game. This is exactly why you’re seeing the turn out you have for the Republicans, specifically for Trump, since early voting has begun. People want the Democrats GONE! Your party is worthless, what has it really done since it’s inception? I have a couple things. Civil War, Owners of Slaves, Jim Crow Laws, pushing men can be women and so on and so on. Harris/Walz is over, they’re back to hiding her in the basement hoping the media can salvage them. She’s been off the campaign trail two days now, who does that with two weeks to go? What you’re seeing is a last ditch effort to influence peoples minds with this Hitler shit. She’s lost, I don’t believe anything will get her elected at this point (well except cheating), which the American people will not allow this time around. What I can tell everyone, keep the voting up and make it too big to rig! Keep your eyes open for someone cheating, call it out and make it public. Beat these people at their own game. Harris Recycling the OUTDATED Trump Hitler Comparison The Second Amendment Comes Into Play If They Try To Lock Trump Up : Biden Says They Should Lock him Up Could clubs for vintage motorcycles soon die out? HELLS ANGELS TAKE ON PAGANS IN BRUTAL BIKER WARFARE? Why I Left My Motorcycle Club: A Candid Reflection

A Boeing-manufactured satellite experienced an “anomaly” and exploded into pieces. Intelsat, a multinational satellite services provider, confirmed the news in a press release. “Intelsat reported today that the anomaly previously disclosed on October 19 has resulted in the total loss of the Intelsat 33e satellite. We are coordinating with the satellite manufacturer, Boeing, and government agencies to analyze data and observations,” Intelsat announced. “A Failure Review Board has been convened to complete a comprehensive analysis of the cause of the anomaly. Since the anomaly, Intelsat has been in active dialogue with affected customers and partners. Migration and service restoration plans are well underway across the Intelsat fleet and third-party satellites,” it added. Report of US satellite destroyed: https://t.co/cAz3Cr4MrM — Michael Yon: Callsign BIG HONEY 6 (@Michael_Yon) October 23, 2024 CBS News reports: The U.S. Space Force is tracking debris in space after a satellite manufactured by Boeing exploded earlier this week, the satellite’s operator said. The Intelsat 33e satellite, which was launched in 2016 and provides communications across Europe, Asia and Africa, experienced “an anomaly” on Saturday, Intelsat said in a news release. Attempts were made to work with Boeing and repair the satellite, but on Monday, the U.S. Space Force confirmed that the satellite had exploded. The satellite’s breakup left some customers without power or communications services. Intelsat said it is working with third-party providers to limit service interruptions, and is in communication with customers. Since the breakup, the U.S. Space Force is now tracking “around 20 associated pieces” of the satellite in space. The agency said that there are “no immediate threats” and routine assessments to ensure safety are ongoing. Boeing-made satellite explodes to bits in space: ‘Total loss’ https://t.co/DIvhmFMTbt pic.twitter.com/NYDqBeOv4Z — New York Post (@nypost) October 23, 2024 Roscosmos, Russia’s space agency, said it was tracking around 80 fragments. The U.S. Space Force is tracking debris in space after a satellite manufactured by Boeing exploded earlier this week, the satellite's operator said. https://t.co/HCRO94ILpl — CBS News (@CBSNews) October 23, 2024 Per Futurism: US-based space tracking company ExoAnalytic Solutions told SpaceNews that it’s tracking 57 associated pieces of debris. While we have yet to find out the exact cause for the breakup, the incident serves as a reminder of the often limited life of satellites, as well as the ever-present threat of existing space debris colliding with our assets in orbit — a precarious situation that could potentially lead to a disaster. The satellite, which weighed 14,600 pounds and was roughly the size of a minivan, was designed and manufactured by Boeing Space Systems and launched in 2016. It provided broadband services, including internet and phone communication services, to parts of Europe, Africa, and most of Asia. IS-33e was the second satellite to be launched as part of Boeing’s “next generation” EpicNG platform. The first, dubbed IS-29e, failed due to a propulsion system fuel leak. Intelsat declared the satellite a total loss in April 2019, later attributing it to either a micrometeoroid strike or solar weather activity. What caused IS-33e to break up in orbit remains unclear, however. Intelsat officials did observe that it was using far more fuel than it should be to maintain its orbit shortly after launching eight years ago, shaving off 3.5 years of its 15-year lifetime.

The U.S. government fined American Airlines $50 million after an investigation concluded the airline failed to provide wheelchair assistance to passengers with disabilities and damaged thousands of wheelchairs over five years. The Department of Transportation said the carrier committed numerous infractions, including providing “unsafe physical assistance” to passengers. According to CBS News, the Transportation Department accused American Airlines of “mishandling or damaging thousands of passengers’ wheelchairs from 2019 to 2023, leaving them without their mobility devices.” New: The U.S. government has fined American Airlines $50 million for failing to provide wheelchair assistance to passengers with disabilities and damaging thousands of wheelchairs over a five-year period. Via: The Washington Times pic.twitter.com/FGLSGunheI — The Calvin Coolidge Project (@TheCalvinCooli1) October 23, 2024 “The era of tolerating mistreatment of airline passengers with disabilities is over. Today, our department is announcing a $50 million penalty against American Airlines for numerous serious violations of the rights of wheelchair users,” U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said. The era of tolerating mistreatment of airline passengers with disabilities is over. Today, our department is announcing a $50 million penalty against American Airlines for numerous serious violations of the rights of wheelchair users. https://t.co/owILXd7aYf — Secretary Pete Buttigieg (@SecretaryPete) October 23, 2024 Per CBS News: Although incidents of airlines mistreating customers with disabilities are not unique to American, Transportation Department regulators determined that the carrier was “one of the worse performers among U.S. airlines in terms of both the total number of wheelchairs- and scooters- mishandling claims and the rate of mishandling claims,” according to the announcement. “The problems that we have uncovered in our investigation are not confined to one airline,” Buttigieg said in a call with reporters. “We have other active investigations into a number of U.S. airlines for similar violations.” “We believe today’s action sends a clear message to the airline industry that they need to improve their operations and their compliance with the law to ensure that all passengers fly with the dignity, respect and safety that they both deserve and are entitled to,” he added. Today, our department is holding American Airlines accountable with a $50 million fine for repeatedly violating the rights of wheelchair users. Everyone has the right to travel with dignity and respect. pic.twitter.com/nfNWA1G5Hh — U.S. Department of Transportation (@USDOT) October 23, 2024 “This morning, the federal government is fining American Airlines $50 million for mishandling *thousands* of wheelchairs, including this case posted on TikTok last year,” CNN correspondent Pete Muntean said. WATCH: This morning, the federal government is fining American Airlines $50 million for mishandling *thousands* of wheelchairs, including this case posted on TikTok last year. pic.twitter.com/csLkR9SFwS — Pete Muntean (@petemuntean) October 23, 2024 CNN reports: In announcing the fine, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg told reporters that American mishandled and damaged “thousands” of wheelchairs and failed to provide adequate assistance to disabled passengers, causing significant safety issues and an inconvenience for customers. “One traveler with a disability told us in her words, ‘I was made to feel like a piece of luggage, so I do not fly anymore,’” Buttigieg said. “The bottom line is that the era of tolerating the poor treatment of wheelchair users on airplanes is over.” The issue was highlighted in a November 2023 TikTok post that showed American Airlines baggage handlers sliding a wheelchair down a chute attached to an airport jetway.