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24 Jul 2024
#politics
The Telegraph: Nine arrested after pro-Palestine activists target Foreign Office
Nine pro-Palestine activists were arrested in London while blocking the Foreign Office entrance, protesting the UK’s alleged complicity in Israel's actions in Gaza. The demonstration, organized by Workers for a Free Palestine, drew about 200 participants demanding accountability.
Amid heavy police presence, demonstrators expressed solidarity with Foreign Office staff, claiming internal dissatisfaction over government actions. Tensions erupted as officers forcibly removed protesters, who accused leaders of “having blood on their hands.”
Breitbart: 17 Facts Expose Kamala Harris' Far-Left Record
Kamala Harris, touted as a radical leftist, might struggle to win voters with her history. Polls show most Americans feel worse off economically under the Biden-Harris duo, who defend their policies while facing skepticism in pivotal swing states.
Her record includes supporting the defunding of police, backing Medicare for All, and opposing border enforcement. As she campaigns, she faces the tough task of presenting a legacy that resonates outside her loyal base.
Le Monde: Joe Biden faces uncertainties of 'lame duck' administration
Biden’s campaign ground to a halt as he succumbed to Covid-19, leading to his unexpected resignation announcement. As he prepares to exit the political stage, Congress stalls, creating risk for his remaining agenda and setting the stage for election woes ahead.
Despite packing his bags for retirement, the president still holds significant power, preparing to make critical nominations that might shift the balance of the Supreme Court. His days of influence are numbered, yet the stakes remain perilously high.
Breitbart: Exclusive: Trump Campaign Demands Equal Time from Major Networks if Carrying Biden’s Kamala Boosting Primetime Address
Trump's legal team demands equal airtime from major networks if they broadcast Biden's primetime speech announcing his exit and endorsing Kamala Harris, framing it as mere campaign fluff. They're playing hardball, invoking federal law to ensure their man gets a shot.
The networks must tread carefully; failure to comply could cost them dearly. Trump's lawyers are all but sharpening their knives, ready to pounce on any misstep in the legal game of political chess.
Breitbart: Reports: Biden Wants to Defy 'Lame Duck' Status with Oval Office Address
Biden, not ready to fade into history, prepares an Oval Office address to assert his relevance after stepping aside for Harris in the 2024 race. He pledges action on key issues while attempting to steer clear of the "lame duck" label.
As he faces whispers of ineffectiveness, Biden aims to rally support and lay foundations for Harris’ success, insisting he will work tirelessly until the end.
Fox News: Biden won't pardon Hunter, White House reaffirms, but critics aren't so sure
Speculation swirls that President Biden might pardon his son, Hunter, found guilty in a federal gun trial. Despite firm denials from the administration, Republican Senator Ted Cruz claims the odds of a pardon are at 100%.
With Biden's withdrawal from the 2024 race, analysts suggest a post-election pardon might be on the table. Hunter, battling his addiction demons, now awaits sentencing amidst swirling controversies.
The Telegraph: Imran Khan to run for chancellor of Oxford University from prison
Imran Khan, the former prime minister of Pakistan and cricket star, plans to run for chancellor of Oxford University from prison, despite facing a mountain of legal troubles. His candidacy emerges as a public demand, even as his chances are dim with heavyweights like Blair and Johnson in the race.
Khan, jailed for allegedly inciting protests against the military, has faced over 150 legal cases. Calls for his release echo in the UK, where concerns grow regarding Pakistan’s democratic erosion. The UN deems his imprisonment unjustified.
GB News: Mike Parry blasts Conservative Party 'shambles' as Cleverly announces leadership bid
James Cleverly's leadership bid for the Conservative Party is stirring the pot. He promises a grand unification and a comeback against Starmer’s dominance, but critics call his plans "nonsense."
Confidence isn't gained through slogans alone; it's a hard road ahead.
#society
The Telegraph: Rare bird killed and eaten on reality TV show by contestant
In a race to survive on New Zealand television, adventurers Spencer "Corry" Jones and Oliver Dev got disqualified after eating a protected weka bird. Jones admitted it was a "shortsighted" act driven by a deep hunger, neglecting prior warnings from authorities about conservation rules.
The New Zealand department of conservation condemned the act but acknowledged the contestants' fatigue and desperation. They issued a warning to the show's producers, reminding them that there's no excuse for breaking the rules, even when the stakes are high.
#culture
Times Of Israel: In the pool, on the mat and in the river, Israeli Olympians seek gold and national pride
Amid the turmoil of the Israel-Hamas conflict, 88 Israeli athletes gear up for the Paris Olympics, aiming to echo their past success and bring home medals. Enhanced security measures reflect the heightened threat against them, as expectations soar despite the backdrop of war.
With dreams of gold heavy on their shoulders, these young competitors will try to silence the chaos around them and deliver their best performances, bringing hope to a nation under siege.
#history
GB News: Archaeologist makes startling discovery after 14 years of diving to 350-year-old shipwreck
Diver Steve Ellis has unearthed a bronze cannon from the wreck of The London, a ship lost in 1665, which may reveal how it exploded and split in two. This finding promises to enrich our understanding of the ship’s history and its complex armament.
As research progresses, experts acknowledge the challenges of documenting the site amid busy maritime traffic. The wreck’s excavation highlights its cultural significance, as more treasures may still be hidden in the depths.
#health
Fox News: 9 yoga accessories to help improve your flexibility
Yoga is gaining traction in the U.S., with millions finding its routine beneficial for flexibility, strength, and mindfulness. Essential accessories like mats, blocks, and straps enhance the practice, no matter your fitness level.
Incorporating these props ensures deeper stretches and greater stability, making yoga accessible and enjoyable for everyone, from the novice to the seasoned practitioner.
#crime
Times Of Israel: Iran condemns UN expert report on 1980s ‘atrocity crimes’
Tehran lashed out at a UN report accusing it of atrocity crimes against minorities, particularly during the 1980s. Iran's foreign ministry dismissed the claims as fabrications aimed at undermining the Islamic Republic.
Despite the denials, the UN rapporteur insists on accountability for alleged genocide and ongoing persecution, particularly against the Baha’i minority.
GB News: JFK airport fire: New York airport evacuated as terminal overwhelmed by smoke
Smoke curled through Terminal 8 like a whisper of trouble, forcing passengers to flee onto the tarmac as firefighters moved in. The source of the panic? An escalator ablaze, but fortune favored the wary—no injuries reported.
Just another day in the city that never sleeps, where the unexpected keeps you on your toes.
#technology
Forbes: Tesla Slide Continues As Analysts Reality-Check Musk’s AI Hype That Has Overvalued Stock
Tesla shares plunged again, down over 8% after disappointing Q2 earnings, revealing a 45% profit drop due to price cuts and rising costs. Investors are growing wary as CEO Musk bets heavily on AI, leading experts to question the sustainability of this inflated market optimism.
With AI seen as the future, UBS downgraded Tesla, asserting its stock now values autonomy more than its auto business. Despite upcoming robotaxi prototypes, doubts loom over profitability, leaving Tesla vulnerable if the AI bubble bursts.