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#politics
Human Events: JK Rowling would reject peerage if offered for a third time—says she turned it down twice before
JK Rowling declined two offers for a peerage, responding to Conservative MP Kemi Badenoch's comments about appointing her to the House of Lords. Rowling stated she would refuse any future offers, citing personal reasons.
Badenoch has appointed Dr. Hillary Cass to the House of Lords following her review of NHS gender identity services, which has faced criticism. Rowling supported the findings that led to changes in prescribing puberty blockers for children.
Fox News: What Donald Trump said he's getting Kamala Harris for her birthday
Former President Trump served food at a McDonald's in Pennsylvania, jokingly wishing Vice President Kamala Harris a happy 60th birthday and teasing he might send her flowers and fries. This event occurred as he campaigns for the upcoming presidential election.
Trump continues to challenge Harris's claims about her past work at McDonald's, asserting she never worked there, while Harris emphasizes the significance of her experience in her campaign.
Fox News: Donald Trump scathes CBS over controversial '60 Minutes' interview edit: 'Should be taken off the air'
Former President Donald Trump criticized CBS News and The New York Times in a recent Fox News interview. He condemned CBS for editing Vice President Kamala Harris's response during a "60 Minutes" segment, calling it a significant scandal in broadcasting.
Trump also labeled The New York Times as "totally corrupt," accusing it of publishing false stories to benefit Democratic opponents. He suggested that legal action against the outlet may be forthcoming.
Forbes: Trump Works Fryer At McDonald’s—And Accuses Harris Without Evidence Of Lying About Summer Job
Former President Donald Trump visited a McDonald's in Pennsylvania as part of his campaign, working the drive-thru and frying machine. This visit was partly a response to Vice President Kamala Harris's claims about her past employment at the franchise, which Trump disputes.
Trump's campaign spokesperson criticized Harris, claiming she has not provided evidence of her McDonald's job. Trump's visit aimed to emphasize job importance in Pennsylvania, a crucial battleground state.
#society
The Telegraph: Thousands protest against tourism in Canary Islands
Thousands protested in Spain's Canary Islands against over tourism, claiming it drives up housing costs and harms the environment. Demonstrations occurred across multiple islands under the slogan "Canary Islands has a limit," with calls for a new tourism model.
In 2023, 9.9 million tourists visited the islands, a 10.3% increase from the previous year, impacting the local population of 2.2 million.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Shin Bet chief heads to Cairo as Israel said seeking to end Gaza war with hostage deal
Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar visited Cairo to discuss reviving hostage deal negotiations following the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, viewed as a barrier to such agreements. Israel is reportedly considering concessions to facilitate discussions for the release of 101 hostages held by Hamas.
Relatives of the hostages have urged Prime Minister Netanyahu to prioritize a deal, emphasizing the potential for progress now that Sinwar is gone. However, skepticism remains regarding the feasibility of negotiations amid ongoing tensions with Iran and military actions in Gaza.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: "The Good, Great Man"
The poem reflects on the disparity between true merit and the rewards of honor or wealth, suggesting that greatness is not tied to material gain but to inner qualities and relationships. It emphasizes love, light, and calm thoughts as the true treasures of a good great man.
The piece advocates for a deeper appreciation of culture and politics, promoting a dialogue rooted in magnanimity rather than contention.