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23 Jul 2024
#politics
Fox News: MSNBC, CNN left 'blown away,' with 'chills' after Harris' first campaign speech: 'Jumping out of my seat'
Kamala Harris launched her presidential campaign with a rousing speech, following Biden's exit and endorsement. She targeted Trump directly, framing the race as a battle against a “type” she knows all too well, triggering excitement among supporters and pundits alike.
Media reactions were glowing, with Harris's performance seen as a confident reintroduction, signaling a fierce contention ahead in the campaign. The Democratic landscape is charged as the fight against Trump begins in earnest.
Times Of Israel: Hamas, Fatah sign latest declaration on plans to end rift, seek joint government
In Beijing, Hamas and Fatah signed a pact to end their long-standing feud as war in Gaza persists. Both groups pledged to form a government for postwar Gaza, but past attempts have floundered, raising doubts about this new agreement's viability.
Israel condemned the reconciliation, blaming Fatah leader Abbas for aligning with Hamas. Ongoing negotiations aim for a ceasefire and the release of hostages held by Hamas, as the geopolitical landscape shifts with China's diplomatic role growing in the region.
The Federalist: Accomplice Media Spin Biden As A Patriot And Kamala As Capable
Biden's out and the Democrats have swiftly rallied behind Kamala Harris, who’s been painted as the party's potential savior despite her lackluster approval ratings. Media outlets are rushing to prop her up, hoping energy will emerge from their struggling ranks.
As fundraising surges, skepticism remains—Trump dismisses her as no better than Biden, and some question whether Harris can truly invigorate a party on shaky ground. The narrative spins, but beneath the surface lies a political gamble that's hard to trust.
Liberty Nation News: Could Somebody Still Steal the Nomination From Kamala Harris? - Liberty Nation News
Kamala Harris appears to have the delegate numbers to secure her Democratic nomination for president. Yet with potential contenders like Governors Pritzker and Cooper eyeing her position, her path remains cluttered with uncertainties.
Despite heavy endorsements, the nomination isn’t a sure bet, and a virtual roll call could jeopardize the party's public image. The countdown to the convention grows critical, as aspiring challengers might shift the winds in their favor.
#economy
The Federalist: Democrat's Identity Obsession Threatens The Economy
In a time when political intrigues dominate the headlines, the real danger lurks in the next presidential term's potential Federal Reserve appointments. With identity politics overshadowing merit, unqualified candidates could steer the economy towards the abyss with reckless policies like Modern Monetary Theory.
The unfolding saga could spell disaster for the American economy, reminiscent of inflationary catastrophes in countries like Argentina and Venezuela. As Biden's influence wanes, the next president’s choices could either stabilize a rocky economic future or unravel it entirely.
#military
Times Of Israel: Tulkarem commanders of Hamas, al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades killed in IDF drone strike
In a deadly drone strike, Israeli forces took out two senior Palestinian terror operatives in Tulkarem, with reports showing five casualties. The IDF claimed these leaders were tied to planning attacks and funneling resources to Hamas, marking a serious escalation in operations in the West Bank.
The strike follows months of intensified military actions, resulting in over 4,400 arrests and more than 560 Palestinian deaths, predominantly gunmen. Amid increasing violence, tension remains high as both sides brace for further conflicts.
The Telegraph: Underinvestment means British Army is ‘not as strong as it could be’, says Armed Forces chief
The British Army is facing a crisis, underscored by Admiral Sir Tony Radakin's call for urgent reform due to historic underfunding and equipment shortages. With political pressure mounting, the UK's military strategy must adapt to lessons from Ukraine while countering growing threats from Russia and its allies.
Despite these deficiencies, Radakin remains confident in NATO’s collective strength over Russia, noting the significant manpower advantage. However, he warns that Russia still poses a considerable threat through unconventional means, emphasizing the need for a thorough assessment of vulnerabilities.
#crime
Fox News: Trump appeals $454M NY civil fraud judgment
Donald Trump is appealing a New York civil fraud ruling that orders him to pay over $450 million, claiming the decision is draconian and unconstitutional. His legal team argues it gives excessive power to the Attorney General against political opponents.
The ruling found Trump liable for persistent fraud in overvaluing his assets, leading to a substantial financial penalty. If the appeal fails, his real estate holdings may face seizure.