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24 Jul 2024
#politics
The Federalist: 20 Questions Unanswered After Director Cheatle Resigns
Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle resigned after a botched security operation nearly led to Donald Trump’s assassination, igniting furious bipartisan inquiries about the agency's failures. Critical questions remain about decision-making, negligence, and accountability.
While Cheatle admits the agency fell short, she deflected responsibility during a fraught House Oversight hearing, leaving more uncertainties than answers. The need for a thorough review is clear, but the inadequacies of the Secret Service raise alarms about safeguarding national leaders.
GB News: Labour will 'have to come clean pretty soon' on potential tax rises, claims Damian Hinds
Damian Hinds, Shadow Education Secretary, warns that Keir Starmer must face tough questions about tax during his first PMQs. With internal rebellion stirring amongst Labour MPs, evasion is no longer an option as public scrutiny intensifies.
The government’s financial troubles loom large, and accountability is the name of the game as promises collide with reality.
Fox News: Hillary Clinton pushes Kamala Harris for president in NY Times: 'The time for hand-wringing is over'
Hillary Clinton threw her weight behind Kamala Harris in a New York Times essay, proclaiming her a beacon of hope in American politics, capable of overcoming the unique challenges of a female candidate. She stressed the importance of vigilance against the disinformation targeting Harris.
Clinton emphasized the stakes, arguing that a second Trump term could undermine democracy. She praised Biden’s decision to step aside for Harris, framing it as a selfless act for the country’s future. Now, they must rally to ensure a Harris presidency.
The Federalist: Secret Service Threatens Trump: Stop Your Rallies, Or Else
The Secret Service, having failed to protect Trump during an assassination attempt, is now urging him to stop his outdoor campaign rallies, raising accusations of election interference. Meanwhile, Trump's campaign pivots to indoor arenas, causing tensions among supporters and politicians.
Critics view this as a direct threat from the regime, while a looming scandal over security failures adds fuel to the fire. Transparency from federal agencies is dwindling, leaving more questions than answers in the wake of the incident.
Fox News: Dem rep says she was 'angry at first' after Biden dropped out: 'We had been told' he was staying in
Maxine Waters, the seasoned Democratic lawmaker, was blindsided by Biden’s exit from the 2024 campaign, feeling betrayed after months of support. Initially angry, she found solace in his endorsement of Kamala Harris, recognizing the uphill battle she faces against Trump’s rhetoric.
Biden is set to address the nation, explaining his decision to step aside, leaving Harris to take the reins. It’s a volatile shift in the political landscape as old loyalties crumble and new battles brew.
#culture
Forbes: Everything To Know About The Olympics Opening Ceremony—Where Coco Gauff Will Carry The US Flag
This Friday, the 2024 Paris Olympics will kick off with a historic first: an outdoor, floating opening ceremony down the Seine River, featuring over 10,000 athletes and notable politicians, including First Lady Jill Biden leading the U.S. delegation.
Amidst grandeur and spectacle, the shadow of a potential strike looms, as offended dancers demand fairer treatment for their work. Expect surprises but no confirmed big names just yet—at least until the lights dim and the show begins.
#crime
GB News: Mum steals designer handbag and perfume worth hundreds to help pay for ex-partner's funeral
A mother, Helen Armstrong, lifted a £295 Louis Vuitton bag and a £230 perfume to fund her ex-partner's funeral, caught by the watchful eyes of store security. Her aim was to ease her financial burden and help her son with the grief that came from loss.
Caught in a web of desperation, she claimed the theft was out of necessity, not indulgence. Now, she awaits sentencing, her plight a reflection of life’s harsh edges.