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22 Jul 2024
#politics
Breitbart: WATCH: Rays' Taylor Walls Does Trump 'Fight!' Celebration After Hitting Double
Baseball players are channeling Donald Trump with fist-pumping "Fight!" celebrations after hits, mirroring the former president's own defiant moves post-assassination attempt. The Tampa Bay Rays and St. Louis Cardinals both clinched victories that day.
Amidst the baseball fervor, President Biden announced he won't seek reelection, endorsing Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee. He aims to focus on governance despite party pressures.
Le Monde: Netanyahu heads to Washington at a time of huge political uncertainty
Netanyahu flew to Washington for a speech in Congress, juggling urgent issues: a war against Hamas, a shaky US political scene, and dissent among his own far-right allies. His mission was clear: solidify support while navigating a landscape fraught with land mines.
Biden's withdrawal from the race amplifies the stakes, as Netanyahu's words could ignite tensions across the aisle back home and abroad. His precarious grip on power depends on striking a delicate balance that may prove elusive.
#society
The Telegraph: Strictly star says producers were ‘pushing him’ to perform jump that caused life-changing injury
Will Bayley, a Paralympian, faced serious injury on *Strictly Come Dancing* after being pressured to jump off a table, despite voicing safety concerns. Reportedly, the BBC neglected his care post-accident, leaving him with lasting damage and mental distress.
The show's ongoing issues highlight a troubling lack of oversight and care for participants amidst allegations of bullying and violence.
The Telegraph: Cricket club bans hitting sixes to save on insurance claims
The ancient Southwick and Shoreham Cricket Club, founded in 1790, has banned players from hitting sixes to avoid damage to nearby homes and cars. The decision follows complaints from residents about cricket balls becoming airborne hazards.
Players lament the loss of the game's thrill, arguing that hitting sixes is part of cricket's glory. Traditionalists clash with modern safety concerns, reflecting a changing sport in a tightly packed community.
#culture
GB News: Princess Kate’s ‘terribly effective’ detail you may have missed in new Prince George photo
Michael Cole commended Princess Kate for her striking monochrome portrait of Prince George, celebrating his 11th birthday. He noted it captures the boy's Spencer lineage and hinted at a friendship bracelet from a Taylor Swift concert, adding a touch of modernity.
The young royal's recent appearances echo his poised upbringing, from cheering at Euro 2024 to public family outings, marking a burgeoning royal presence.
#crime
Breitbart: 9 Shot When Multiple Gunmen Open Fire in Democrat-Run Philly
In the dark streets of Philadelphia, a party turned deadly as gunmen unleashed chaos, leaving three dead and a child injured. With over a hundred revelers caught in the crossfire, the police face a chilling uncertainty about the shooters' identities.
As the city grapples with the aftermath, a woman has been arrested, her motives shrouded in rage and confusion. The scene is a sobering reminder of a society wrestling with violence.
GB News: British expat pensioner in his 90s robbed of €50,000 by carer who was meant to look after him
A 91-year-old British man in Spain discovered he’d been robbed of €50,000 by his carer after receiving bills he couldn't explain. Investigating revealed the 64-year-old took his card for her luxurious spending, leading to her arrest for fraud.
Meanwhile, two women preying on pensioners in Malaga were caught after repetitively stealing bank cards and cash, charged with multiple robberies amounting to over €11,000.
Breitbart: Canadian Terror Attacker Thwarted near Gaza Border
A Canadian citizen attempted a knife attack at the entrance to the Netiv Ha’asara kibbutz, sparking a response from the rapid reaction team, who shot him. The suspect's arrival coincided with heightened security following a recent Hamas massacre, yet no one was physically harmed.
The man claimed to protest against Israel's actions in Gaza, highlighting tensions in the region. He was killed by security forces, revealing the volatile mix of foreign nationals and local strife at the border.
Le Monde: Russia convicts Russian-American journalist in secret trial
Alsu Kurmasheva, a dual citizen and editor for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, was sentenced to 6½ years in a Russian prison for allegedly spreading false information about the military during a secret trial. Her conviction highlights the perilous atmosphere for journalists in Russia.
The case is part of a troubling trend of escalating tensions between the U.S. and Russia, with Kurmasheva's arrest falling amid calls for the release of detained Americans. Efforts for a potential prisoner swap intensify as the political climate darkens.
GB News: Chris Packham sparks FURY as he says Just Stop Oil jail term is 'harassment and intimidation'
Chris Packham stirred controversy after calling the hefty jail sentences for Just Stop Oil protestors "harassment and intimidation," arguing they faced disproportionate punishment for their actions that disrupted traffic and public life. While some empathize, many on social media firmly believe the activists deserve the consequences.
The outcry highlights a rift; alienating the public with disruptive protests can lead to severe backlash, even sympathy for their jailing. In the murky waters of protest and public nuisance, the line between advocacy and chaos is razor thin.
#other
Skilled Survival: Gerber Vs Leatherman: The Ultimate Multi-Tool Showdown
In the arena of multitools, Gerber stands as the rugged workhorse ready to tackle rough conditions, while Leatherman shines with precision and versatility. Each brand caters to distinct needs—strength versus finesse, and affordability against premium craftsmanship.
In a pinch, your choice rides on your requirements: heavy-duty reliability from Gerber or polished functionality from Leatherman. Picking either is a step toward preparedness; having both... well, that’s just wise.