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21 Jul 2024
#politics
Times Of Israel: PM said slated to huddle with hostage negotiating team before departing for US
Itamar Ben Gvir demands that PM Netanyahu threaten the Biden administration with the collapse of the Palestinian Authority if sanctions are imposed on him or far-right colleagues. Tensions escalate as claims of Israeli airstrikes in Yemen and potential regional war loom large.
Iran warns that Israel's actions risk wider conflict, while Israel's Foreign Minister signals a readiness for destruction against threats from Iran and its allies. Netanyahu prepares for talks in Washington amid domestic dissent over hostages.
Breitbart: JD Vance Demands Joe Biden Resign from Office: 'If You Can't Run, You Can't Serve'
Senator JD Vance called for President Biden to resign instead of just stepping back from the race, highlighting the absurdity of attempts to placate a faltering campaign. As pressure mounts on Biden from within his party, whispers of his potential withdrawal grow louder.
Despite the chaos, Biden stands firm, eyeing a return to the campaign trail with plans to counter Trump, claiming he's committed to his vision for America.
Fox News: Bethel Park congressional candidate: Wounded Trump had an opportunity to divide but heroically chose to unify
In the aftermath of an assassination attempt on Trump, GOP candidate James Hayes from Pittsburgh's Bethel Park emphasizes unity over division, highlighting his community's shock at the incident and hoping to draw voters across party lines. He claims Trump’s response exemplified true leadership.
Hayes aims to showcase his alignment with traditional working-class values, pledging support for law enforcement, legal immigration, and community engagement, while rebuffing far-left ideologies. He believes there’s a path to victory by connecting with both Republicans and moderate Democrats.
Breitbart: Adams: Dems Need to 'Come Up with a Real Border Plan'
Mayor Eric Adams called for a definitive message at the upcoming Democratic National Convention, emphasizing the need for a concrete border plan to address migrants and asylum seekers. Without clarity, he warned, Democrats risk losing the narrative to Republicans.
Adams stressed the importance of presenting a united front to show America why Democrats should remain at the helm.
The Mirror: Trump's immediate reaction to shooting shows huge detail about ex-President
In a tense rally, ex-President Trump was shot in the ear during an assassination attempt but quickly displayed a defiant demeanor, even fist-pumping the crowd afterward. Law enforcement killed the suspected gunman, but the showdown left all eyes on the resilient ex-leader.
Body language experts noted Trump's instinct for resilience amid chaos; his bravado shone through as he prioritized connecting with supporters over safety. It was less about combat experience—more about an instinctual display of toughness in the face of danger.
Times Of Israel: ‘I took a bullet for democracy,’ Trump says at first rally since assassination attempt
In Grand Rapids, Trump, fresh from an assassination attempt, claimed he took a bullet for democracy, dismissing accusations of extremism while mocking Biden’s uncertain candidacy. Amid cheers, he celebrated his newfound martyrdom, promising to fight for America.
Biden’s camp clings to hope despite mounting calls for his withdrawal, eyeing Harris as a potential replacement. Meanwhile, Trump's rally troops up support, buoyed by his recent luck in court and the political theater surrounding him.
The Western Journal: Condition of Trump's Injury Finally Revealed, Hole Is Absolutely Gigantic in Relative Terms
Trump’s recent assassination attempt left a sizable hole in his ear, more significant than many are willing to admit. The injury, detailed by his physician, underscores the gravity of the attack and challenges the media's tendency to downplay it as a mere scratch.
A bandage worn in solidarity at the RNC signals that perception matters; the wound and its implications resonate beyond flesh and blood. Ultimately, it's a stark reminder of the dangers facing those in power.
The Mirror: Joe Biden tells America 'we must stand together' after Trump shooting
In a tense Oval Office address, President Biden condemned the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, stressing that such violence has no place in America. He emphasized the importance of unity and condemned the growing normalization of political violence, offering condolences to the victims.
Biden also revealed he spoke to Trump post-incident, expressing gratitude for his recovery and underscoring the stakes of the upcoming election, urging for heightened security following the event. The discussion turned to the need for transparency on security measures amid rising concerns from Trump supporters.
Breitbart: Mayorkas Defends Women in Law Enforcement: 'Deserve Our Gratitude'
In a turbulent response to the assassination attempt on Trump, DHS Secretary Mayorkas defended women in the Secret Service, dismissing criticisms about their role as baseless. He asserted their vital contribution to law enforcement, insisting they deserve gratitude and respect.
Amid rising scrutiny of security lapses at the rally, the Secret Service faces intense questions, with a committee summoning Director Cheatle to testify about missed opportunities and mistakes in protecting the former president.
The Mirror: Fears over MPs' safety after ‘toxic’ UK election and Trump assassination attempt
A Labour minister fears for MPs' safety after the toxic UK election and the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. Lisa Nandy condemned the rising hatred toward politicians, stressing the need for the government to tackle political violence and intimidation.
Keir Starmer reached out to Trump post-attack, echoing sentiments of concern from both sides of the political spectrum. The call for an inquiry into candidate intimidation during the election reflects a growing alarm over democracy’s fragility.
#military
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu: Strike on Houthi port shows Israel will reach enemies however far away
In a bold show of force, Israel targeted a Houthi-controlled port in Yemen, claiming it’s a vital hub for Iranian weapons shipments, killing three and injuring many. Prime Minister Netanyahu warned that Israel’s reach knows no bounds, a stark message to its enemies.
Iran’s rhetoric intensified following the strike, with threats of an “obliterating war” should Israel escalate in Lebanon. As fires raged in Hodeidah, the Houthis vowed to stand resolute, believing the attack would only galvanize their resolve to support Gaza.
#sports
Breitbart: Brittney Griner, Wife Cherelle, Announce Birth of First Child: 'He Is Amazing'
Brittney Griner, fresh from her 2022 troubles in Russia, celebrates new fatherhood with a son born July 8. Amid the joy, she gears up for the WNBA All-Star Game and a quick trip to Paris for the Olympics, balancing family and career like a seasoned pro.
Griner calls her son "pops," embracing fatherhood in the spotlight. "Everything that you thought mattered just goes out the window," she remarked, revealing the true weight of her newest responsibility.
Breitbart: Chennedy Carter, Angel Reese Take Thinly Veiled Shot at Caitlin Clark Before WNBA All-Star Game: 'Watching for Barbie'
Chennedy Carter's simmering resentment toward Caitlin Clark boils over as the WNBA All-Star Game approaches. After a notorious blindside tackle sidelined Clark, Carter’s thinly veiled jab hints that old grudges don’t die easily—even in the name of competition.
Clark, the rookie star, brushes it off, focusing on the game while Carter's competitive edge remains sharp and resentful. Sometimes, the court isn’t just about skills; it’s a stage for grudges dressed in the guise of rivalry.