Breaking 13:53 Morocco 2030 exposes three blind spots in private tendering 13:31 Atlas next frame festival brings student animation to Casablanca 13:16 K33 Research says Bitcoin’s $60,000 drop marked cycle bottom 13:04 Amazon plans $33 billion cloud and AI expansion across Southeast Asia 12:45 Cyprus election signals shift as voters turn away from established parties 12:30 UBS capital rules seen as essential to protect Swiss taxpayers, finance minister says 12:15 ONCF launches special transport plan for Eid Al-Adha travel peak 12:00 McDonald’s France hit by data leak affecting loyalty accounts 11:45 Anthropic expands into Europe with new Milan office 11:30 Parliament approves expansion of electoral roll in New Caledonia ahead of provincial elections 11:17 Cows can recognize human faces and voices, study finds 11:15 Family of U.S. Ebola patient admitted to Berlin isolation ward 11:00 Asia’s currencies are flashing oil shock alarm 11:00 South Africa pledges $2.5 million to Africa CDC Ebola fund amid growing outbreak 10:45 Italy told it could learn from Spain’s stronger economic growth model 10:42 Fez Sacred Music Festival to host 160 artists from around the world in June 2026 10:30 Russia reaffirms support for Cuba amid rising U.S. pressure 10:19 China confirms Boeing aircraft purchase and urges United States to honor tariff truce commitments 10:15 UK net migration nearly halves as immigration policies tighten 10:01 Apple says App Store blocked more than $2.2 billion in fraud during 2025 10:00 Airbus defence launches major new campus in Greater Paris region 09:55 Laser hair removal device triggers bomb alert at Australian airport 09:45 Record 274 climbers summit mount everest in a single day 09:41 Arm Holdings hits all-time high on wave of analyst upgrades and AI infrastructure optimism 09:30 Taiwanese author Yang Shuang-zi wins International Booker Prize 09:20 Poland urges Ukraine to choose drone targets more carefully after Estonia interception 09:15 French economic activity records sharpest decline in more than five years 09:00 Euro Zone current account surplus declines amid falling trade balance 08:59 AI spending boom is pushing bond yields structurally higher, economists say 08:45 China announces official visit of Pakistan’s prime minister 08:43 Oppo places long-term reliability at core of mobile experience 08:30 JSW Cement reports sharp rise in quarterly profit as demand improves 08:20 Canadian fossils push back origins of animal movement and reproduction 08:15 Morocco and France sign agreement to strengthen fight against terrorism financing 08:02 Ancient complex life depended on oxygen, study of early fossils finds 08:00 Mitchells & Butlers reports slower sales growth amid weak consumer spending 07:45 Syrian president thanks Trump for “Precious” perfume gift 07:37 Sea level rise has nearly doubled since 1960, study finds 07:30 Eswatini faces criticism over acceptance of U.S. deportees 07:16 Webb telescope suggests Neptune moon Nereid formed within planet’s system 07:15 Colombia expels Bolivia’s ambassador in diplomatic retaliation 07:02 Nvidia concedes Chinese AI chip market as Huawei gains dominance 07:00 Germany proposes “Associated Member” status for Ukraine within the European Union 17:00 Verdun court fines organizer of memorial mass for Pétain over Holocaust denial remarks 16:45 Ubisoft flags further losses after record annual hit 16:30 Amazon.com wins appeal in tariff evasion case 16:20 Three supertankers move six million barrels through Hormuz 16:15 James Murdoch expands media footprint with Vox Media acquisitions 16:01 U.S and Israel planned postwar iran leadership shift with ahmadinejad 16:00 Two French children found alone by roadside in Portugal 15:46 Samsung labor union suspends strike after last-minute deal 15:45 Pressure mounts on Patrick Bruel as concerts are cancelled and new complaints emerge 15:36 Binance suspends ethereum transfers for scheduled wallet maintenance 15:30 Southwest Airlines plans major expansion of India innovation hub to 1,000 employees 15:27 Sumud flotilla interception sparks diplomatic tensions after Israel operation 15:15 Court rules wife of former northern Ireland politician unfit to stand trial 15:07 Casablanca club honors top chefs and restaurants 2026 awards 15:00 Italian unions report strong participation in strike against Kering restructuring plan 14:54 France and Morocco prepare historic state visit of HM King Mohammed VI 14:51 Morocco tax expert urges broader fiscal base reform 14:45 European Union says Ebola infection risk remains very low 14:35 UN and France praise Morocco’s role in peacekeeping diplomacy in Rabat 14:30 Marco Rubio calls for a “New Path” for Cuba amid rising tensions with Havana 14:24 Morocco approves 3,000 MW of renewable energy projects in early 2026 14:15 Elon Musk could become the first trillionaire following SpaceX stock market debut

Outrage Erupts Over Halloween Parade Float Depicting Kamala Harris in Disturbing Scene

Saturday 02 November 2024 - 11:44
Outrage Erupts Over Halloween Parade Float Depicting Kamala Harris in Disturbing Scene

A Halloween parade in Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania, has sparked significant backlash after a float appeared to portray Vice President Kamala Harris tied to a golf cart, being driven by a man wearing a mask of former President Donald Trump. The incident occurred during an event organized by the local volunteer fire department in the small town, located approximately 45 miles southeast of Pittsburgh.

In footage from the parade, a woman dressed in a red suit is seen walking slowly behind the golf cart, seemingly restrained. The vehicle also featured two men dressed as Secret Service agents and another man resembling a sniper, with what appeared to be a replica assault rifle mounted on the hood. A Trump sign was prominently displayed on the front of the golf cart. 

Mayor Diane Bailey of Mount Pleasant expressed her shock, stating that the float resembled a "lynching simulation." Community member Josh Huff echoed her sentiments, describing the display as deeply offensive. The volunteer fire department later issued an apology on social media, clarifying that they do not endorse the values represented by those involved in the float and acknowledging the hurt it caused within the community.

Michelle Milan McFall, chair of the Westmoreland County Democratic Party, condemned the display as "vile" and expressed concern over its implications in a climate where political animosity is escalating. Bill Bretz, chair of the Westmoreland County Republican Committee, also denounced the float's portrayal of political violence, emphasizing that such actions should not be tolerated in any form.

Daylon A. Davis, president of Pittsburgh’s NAACP branch, criticized the float as "harmful" and racially insensitive. He urged local leaders to establish clearer guidelines to prevent similar incidents in future events. The fire department acknowledged their traditional role in providing safety and traffic control during parades and committed to reviewing their planning processes to avert such occurrences.

This incident highlights ongoing tensions surrounding political expression and representation in public forums, raising questions about community standards and accountability in festive celebrations.


  • Fajr
  • Sunrise
  • Dhuhr
  • Asr
  • Maghrib
  • Isha

Read more

This website, walaw.press, uses cookies to provide you with a good browsing experience and to continuously improve our services. By continuing to browse this site, you agree to the use of these cookies.