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23 Jul 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: Disgraced Democratic Senator Bob Menendez to Resign
In a tale of power gone awry, Senator Robert Menendez finds himself exiting amid a chorus of corruption. Convicted on 16 felony counts, he resigns to protect party unity and avoid expulsion, leaving behind a shadow where gold bars and favors once traded hands.
A strategic retreat, timed for salary's grace, as financial clouds loom—his wife battles illness, and his own future dangles in the balance. All along, a career marred by scandal, yet he lingers in the game, hoping to flip the verdict.
Forbes: Trump Says He Will Debate Harris, Maybe More Than Once
Trump is gearing up to debate Harris, the presumed Democratic nominee, stating debates are vital for presidential races. He’s open to multiple debates, but prefers that they air on Fox instead of ABC, hinting at his usual flair for tweaking the rules.
With Biden out, all eyes are on the stage set for political ding-dongs. The debates promise to be more than a mere spectacle; they might just determine the stakes heading into a pivotal election.
Times Of Israel: New Jersey’s Menendez resigning from US Senate following corruption conviction
Senator Bob Menendez of New Jersey will resign on August 20 after being convicted of bribery and corruption, including aiding the Egyptian government for illicit gains. Despite claiming innocence and planning an appeal, he faces a lengthy prison sentence while his party eyes his Senate seat.
Menendez’s political rise, marked by service at various government levels, now faces a dramatic fall from grace, with the governor ready to appoint a successor ahead of imminent elections. The curtain falls on a career marred by accusations of greed.
The Western Journal: DOJ Suddenly Discovers Key Biden Transcripts It Previously Denied Having
The DOJ suddenly “found” Biden transcripts it claimed didn't exist right after his withdrawal from the 2024 race. Critics smell a cover-up as the agency shifts its stance on information tied to Special Counsel Robert Hur’s investigation into Biden’s handling of classified documents.
Amid a backdrop of skepticism and political maneuvering, the documents surface hint at deeper shadows in the administration's transparency. As lawsuits pile up, questions loom over accountability and the truth about the president's memory—was it just a slip, or a play in a larger game?
The Western Journal: Watch: Political Chameleon Kamala Harris Mocks Progressives as Unrealistic
As Kamala Harris rises to the top of the Democratic ticket, her past resurfacing reveals a politically adaptive figure. Once mocking progressives on criminal justice, she now finds herself entangled in controversies surrounding her shifting stances.
Her handling of crime and the border issues leaves her vulnerable, with future support hinging on which side of her beliefs she chooses to embrace.
Breitbart: Kamala Harris's Record Comes Back to Haunt House Democrats
Kamala Harris, swiftly emerging as the Democratic frontrunner after Biden's exit, faces scrutiny over her record as she gears up for 2024. Republicans are leveraging her stances on fracking, border policy, and crime to target vulnerable House Democrats in key swing states.
Her policies, once considered assets, are now liabilities, putting pressure on fellow Democrats. As the NRCC targets these affiliations, the stakes rise, painting Harris as a potential nightmare for those in fragile districts.
The American Mind: Disrupting the Right
Two weeks before my name hit the streets, a farm shop owner revealed a journalist’s probing email about a controversial online persona I embodied: the Raw Egg Nationalist. I played it cool, but a sense of lurking danger tinged my return home with butter and eggs.
Days later, the mask slipped when an exposé named me, circling back to parallel constructions possibly spun by intelligence. As I unraveled layers of my public persona, I questioned who really orchestrated this identity reveal amid the noise of political machinations.
Fox News: Secret Service Chief Cheatle has resigned. This is how we fix the USSS before it's too late
The attempted assassination of former President Trump has exposed the Secret Service's staggering operational failures. Former Director Cheatle’s incoherent testimony and absurd justifications only underscore a culture of incompetence that allowed a shooter to nearly succeed.
Her resignation is merely the first step in addressing these systemic lapses. A reassessment of the agency's priorities and protocols is essential to safeguard high-profile figures in future.
#society
Breitbart: Woke Olympics Pushing for Air-Conditioning Free Facilities, Athletes Not So Happy
Olympic officials in Paris plan a green approach for the 2024 Games by omitting air conditioning in the village, opting for a cooling system of water pipes. Athletes are not buying into the green scheme, leading countries like the U.S. and Australia to bring their own AC units.
Mayor Hidalgo insists on sustainability but is met with resistance from teams prioritizing performance. With past heatwaves in mind, trust in "science" clashes with the athletes' comfort, revealing a deeper rift in the aspirations of both.
Fox News: Shark bite reported at Hilton Head Island resort, first reported shark bite of year on island
A beachgoer on Hilton Head Island is recovering from a probable shark bite, the first of the year, after an incident at Sea Pines Resort. Authorities reported the woman controlled her bleeding and didn’t require hospitalization.
The incident closed the area for about 30 minutes as a precaution. Shark attacks remain relatively rare, though South Carolina has seen 76 reported since 2012.
#outdoors
Field & Stream: How to Catch Fish in Low and Clear Water
In low, clear river conditions, fishing can be tricky. Species like trout struggle with high temps, so anglers often take a break. For those persistent, smaller, natural baits and long casts are key; avoid bombarding spots, as a single shot may be all you get.
Fish in low-light hours increases success and boosts fish health. Night fishing is a challenge, honing skill without visual aid and yielding aggressive bites. Keeping it cool and low-key is the way to reel in more than just a story.
#other
Fox News: SEE IT: Yellowstone's Biscuit Basin explodes as tourists run away from falling debris
In a sudden blast, Yellowstone's Biscuit Basin geyser erupted, sending startled tourists fleeing as debris flew. Footage of the event quickly went viral, with breathless exclamations capturing the chaos on the boardwalk.
Despite the shock, the park reassured that such hydrothermal explosions are a common occurrence and not a sign of volcanic unrest. The area is currently closed for investigation, with no reported injuries.