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24 Jul 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Exclusive—Alfredo Ortiz: In Policy Terms, Biden's Resignation Changes Nothing
Biden's resignation and Harris's rise is just a change of faces, leaving Americans grappling with soaring costs and crime. The crux of the issue lies in the Democrats' failed policies, not who leads them; their agenda is rooted in tax hikes and overregulation that stifle growth.
With the press painting her as a hero, Harris's record only reveals her alignment with destructive policies. The real story is a party lost in California liberalism, leaving voters desperate for real solutions.
Fox News: White House comms shop's credibility questioned after Biden bows out: 'Scandal'
The White House is in a credibility tailspin over President Biden's health and his recent decision to withdraw from the 2024 race. Despite weeks of assurances from press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and others, key staff were blindsided by his announcement, raising eyebrows and doubts.
Press releases and statements struggled to mask the escalating health concerns, culminating in mounting pressure from party leaders for Biden to step aside. Criticism intensifies as calls for resignation echo among GOP members, suggesting Biden's fitness for office is now under serious scrutiny.
Forbes: Fox News Proposes Sept. 17 Trump-Harris Debate—After Trump Suggests Network Host Next Face-Off
Fox News has thrown its hat in the ring, offering to host a debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump on September 17, following Trump's shift in the debate landscape. Biden's exit leaves Harris in the political hot seat, ready to face the former president.
With the stage set, both campaigns have yet to respond to the Fox proposal. What once appeared to be Biden’s showdown now hinges on Harris stepping up to the plate against a savvy opponent.
Fox News: 'Like Chickens for KFC': Netanyahu rips ceasefire activists in Congressional speech as Tlaib silently protests
In a fiery speech to Congress, Israeli PM Netanyahu condemned anti-ceasefire protests in the U.S. as puppetry of Iran, equating the demonstrators’ messages to absurdities. He rallied for military aid, insisting Israel's fight against Hamas was pivotal for American safety.
His address drew mixed reactions, showcasing a rift in the Democratic Party over Israel's actions in Gaza. Netanyahu framed the struggle as a battle against tyranny, seeking to bolster support, while progressives like Rep. Tlaib voiced dissent.
The Federalist: Wray Says FBI Doesn’t Target Pro-Lifers. Stats Prove Otherwise
FBI Director Wray testified that the Bureau investigated more violence against pro-life facilities post-Dobbs than targeting pro-lifers themselves, a claim met with skepticism by Republican lawmakers who highlighted the focus on jailing peaceful pro-lifers instead.
In a sharp exchange, Rep. Chip Roy questioned the fairness of prosecuting a 75-year-old woman for praying outside an abortion clinic, revealing a striking disparity in law enforcement priorities regarding the FACE Act.
Breitbart: Secret Service 'Looking Into' Who Had Overwatch of Building Used by Shooter
Ex-Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle faced scrutiny at a congressional hearing, revealing complexities around the security oversight on the day of a Trump rally shooting. Despite claims of a security plan, conflicting reports suggested law enforcement may have faltered.
Cheatle’s vague assurances about accountability ignited fury from lawmakers, leading to her resignation. As details unfold, questions loom over the responsibilities of local law enforcement in ensuring safety during high-stakes events.
Fox News: Britain’s new Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces his first House of Commons grilling from lawmakers
Keir Starmer, newly elected Prime Minister of the UK, faced the House of Commons in a lively session, emphasizing bipartisan support for Ukraine's defense against Russia. His Labour Party's landslide victory brings hopes for economic growth and public service reform.
However, dissent brewed within Labour as seven lawmakers were suspended for opposing welfare cuts, highlighting the tension between party loyalty and social justice. Zarah Sultana, one of the rebels, stood firm against child poverty, despite the fallout.
#military
Human Events: Houthi drone destroyed by Ukrainian crew of container ship in Red Sea: report
In the Red Sea, Ukrainian guards thwarted an unmanned sea drone packed with explosives from the Houthis, obliterating it before it could harm the Liberia-flagged Pumba. This incident adds to a string of assaults on container ships by Iranian-backed Yemeni forces.
Hours earlier, an aerial drone had already attempted to strike the Pumba, causing minor damage. Shortly after the sea drone was taken out, nearby missiles landed harmlessly in the water, leaving the ship afloat but rattled.
#culture
Fox News: Late 'Jeopardy!' host Alex Trebek honored with USPS 'Forever stamp'
Alex Trebek, the iconic host of "Jeopardy!", now immortalized with a "Forever stamp" from the USPS, reflects his 37-season legacy. The stamp embodies the show's signature format, a fitting tribute released during a ceremony celebrating both Trebek's contributions and his enduring influence.
His widow, Jean, expressed surprise and gratitude, noting that Trebek would have felt humbled by the honor, encapsulated perfectly with the tribute stating, "Who is Alex Trebek?" A classic acknowledgment for the man who made knowledge captivating.
#crime
Fox News: Man charged over attempted murder of Salman Rushdie accused of ties to Hezbollah
Hadi Matar, accused of stabbing Salman Rushdie, is charged with attempting to support Hezbollah, a move that reveals a sinister connection between local violence and global terror. The attack left Rushdie severely injured, reopening old wounds from a long-standing fatwa against him.
As Matar prepares for trial, the shadows of religious extremism loom large. He claimed his actions were driven by outrage over Rushdie's perceived assault on Islam, proving once more that the past can still dictate the future.