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24 Jul 2024
#politics
GB News: Support grows for Priti Patel and former Deputy Chairman backs her for leader
Jonathan Gullis backs Priti Patel for Conservative Party leader, applauding her experience and steadfastness on Brexit. He believes she can unite the party and prioritize family values, low taxes, and firm border control.
With Patel, politicians must take responsibility for immigration policies, moving away from reliance on unelected bureaucrats.
Fox News: Trump assassination attempt after Secret Service failures prompts calls for drastic agent recruitment changes
In the wake of a failed assassination attempt against Trump, Rep. Josh Brecheen argues for uniform fitness standards within the Secret Service, criticizing its recent focus on diversity over security. He contends that this lapse contributed to vulnerabilities during the rally.
Brecheen's bill, the Secret Service Readiness Act, seeks to correct these issues by emphasizing qualifications for agents, asserting that personal identity shouldn't impact their readiness to protect. The recent chaos underlines a pressing need for increased accountability within the agency.
Fox News: Israeli PM Netanyahu to address Congress amid high-profile absences
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addresses Congress amidst ongoing conflict with Hamas, where over 1,300 Israelis have died since the war began on October 7. He's seeking to maintain bipartisan support despite notable absences from key Democratic figures.
As he meets with U.S. leaders, Netanyahu emphasizes Israel's strategic partnership with America. His visit sparks internal Democratic dissent over the humanitarian impact in Gaza and other political rifts.
Fox News: Secret Service failures during Trump rally spur concerns for Netanyahu visit, McCaul says
Michael McCaul, House Foreign Affairs Chairman, voices strong concerns over security for U.S. leaders, especially with Netanyahu addressing Congress amidst rising tensions due to protests linked to the ongoing Gaza conflict. The recent assassination attempt on Trump underscored these vulnerabilities, prompting a security lockdown around Capitol Hill.
With heightened alerts and visible fencing, the Capitol prepares for potential unrest. McCaul noted the inadequate coordination between Secret Service and local law enforcement, highlighting the urgent need for better protections as threats loom.
Fox News: Biden set to address nation after pressured exit from 2024 race
In a curious twist of fate, President Biden steps back from the 2024 race just after a COVID-19 bout left him momentarily sidelined. He’s set to address the nation from the Oval Office, likely explaining why he felt compelled to forfeit his shot at a second term.
With whispers of declining health and pressure mounting from both sides of the aisle, Biden's decision has ignited calls for his resignation. As the political landscape shifts, Vice President Harris is already positioning herself for the spotlight.
#society
Times Of Israel: Germany bans group accused of Iran links and Hezbollah support, raids properties
Germany has banned the Hamburg Islamic Centre (IZH) after months of investigation, citing its ties to Hezbollah and promotion of an extremist ideology. The ban comes with searches across multiple states and the closure of four Shiite mosques, aiming to curb antisemitism and violent extremism.
Officials emphasize the move targets radical elements, not the peaceful practice of Shiite Islam, amid rising tensions and antisemitism linked to ongoing conflicts in the region. The IZH's assets are seized, marking a significant escalation in efforts to combat Islamic extremism in Germany.
GB News: Nepal plane skids off runway during take off before exploding into fireball with 18 dead
A small plane taking off from Kathmandu met a fiery end, claiming 18 lives. Only the captain survived as the aircraft, carrying technicians, crashed moments after liftoff—an all too familiar tragedy in Nepal's troubled aviation history.
Rescue teams sifted through charred wreckage while the airport fell silent. Amidst the smoke, the specter of safety lapses loomed large over the skies.
#economy
Le Monde: Luxury group LVMH impacted by slowdown in China's luxury goods market
LVMH reported €41.6 billion in revenue, down 1% from last year, as luxury sales dipped amid economic uncertainty. With declines in fashion, jewelry, and spirits, overall profitability fell by 8%, pushing shares down 5%. Only Japan showed growth, while China's market remains sluggish.
The luxury giant struggles with a significant drop in Asian consumption, especially in China, where luxury spending is waning. Analysts are left in the dark about the future, having expected better news from a sector once seen as resilient.
#culture
GB News: Meghan Markle criticised for 'absurd' decision on UK Invictus Games
The Invictus Games are heading back to the UK, set for a 2027 return in Birmingham. Rumor has it, Meghan Markle won't be making the trip this time around.
Prince Harry's veterans project keeps marching forward, but not everyone is on board with the plan.
#crime
Fox News: Trump shooter Thomas Crooks' neighbors shocked by 'evil' next door
In a quiet Pennsylvania neighborhood, fear takes root after 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks attempts to assassinate former President Trump, killing firefighter Corey Comperatore in the process. Residents grapple with the stark reality of evil lurking in their midst, their sense of safety shattered.
As investigators comb through the Crooks household, neighbors recount passing him on the street, oblivious to the darkness simmering beneath the surface. What was once a peaceful area is now marred by police presence and reporters, leaving residents mourning the loss of their tranquility.
Fox News: Retired Chicago cop who exposed Jussie Smollett hoax warns voters about Kamala Harris
Vice President Kamala Harris once labeled Jussie Smollett a victim of a "modern day lynching," but after his conviction for staging a hate crime, she hasn’t retracted her support. Former police officials criticized her premature judgment that muddied the waters of justice.
Smollett's case, complicated by political fervor, raises questions about the rush to judgment in cases of alleged hate crimes and the responsibilities of public officials in making informed statements before all facts are in.