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24 Jul 2024
#illegals
Le Monde: Migrant wreck off Mauritania leaves 25 dead, dozens missing
On a sweltering Mauritanian beach, tragedy unfolds as 25 migrant souls slip beneath the waves, victims of a shipwreck in search of hope. With dozens missing and only a handful saved, the cruel sea lays bare the perils faced by those fleeing poverty and despair in the pursuit of a better life.
This grim narrative echoes through the Atlantic, where over 5,000 migrants have perished so far this year, their dreams drowned by merciless currents. The journey to Europe has become a deadly gamble, a testament to human desperation in the face of unyielding odds.
#politics
Breitbart: Report: Harris Campaign in Search of Scheme to Conceal Radical Record
Kamala Harris's campaign is scrambling to cover her radical past as a senator and vice president, where she ranked as the most left-leaning senator in 2019. With a history of embracing policies like Medicare for All and the Green New Deal, swing state support looks shaky.
Harris aims to pivot from her controversial record, spotlighting her VP accomplishments while trying to uphold Biden’s legacy despite criticisms of his administration. Her team knows the past won't easily fade, but Harris can’t afford to alienate the core of her party.
GB News: WATCH: Mike Parry calls for freedom from the 'tentacles of the ECHR'
Nigel Farage stirred a tempest on GB News, clamoring for a referendum to ditch the ECHR, a relic of Blair's reign. Mike Parry fired back, claiming its tentacles grip every corner of British existence, igniting a fiery debate over sovereignty and rights.
#health
Fox News: New study reveals extreme weather's impact on seniors' attendance at doctor appointments
Extreme temperatures disrupt life, and seniors are notably affected, often skipping doctor visits when heat soars or cold bites. A study tracking over a million appointments shows missed visits climbed by nearly 0.7% for every extreme degree shift.
Experts suggest making telemedicine a fixture in healthcare to tackle this preventable gap. In a world where mobility falters in bad weather, care should adapt or risk losing essential connections.
#crime
Fox News: SEE IT: The most dramatic photos from Wednesday's pro-Hamas Washington, D.C. protests
In a city drenched in shadows and cigarette smoke, a detective navigates the murky waters of deceit and betrayal. A femme fatale hints at a conspiracy, wrapping him in a web of danger and desire, each clue leading deeper into a gritty underbelly.
He’s chasing ghosts in a world where everyone has something to hide. The truth is as elusive as the last drop in a whiskey glass.