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25 Jul 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Watch Live: Breitbart EIC Alex Marlow at YAF National Conservative Student Conference
In a smoky room, Alex Marlow, the sharp-eyed editor of Breitbart, held court at a conservative conclave, rehearsing the battle lines of a media war. Young minds buzzed, hungry for the spin that fuels the fire of a fractured nation.
The stakes were high, but so was the conviction—a steady drumbeat for a cause that rumbles beneath the surface.
Forbes: Why Hasn’t Obama Endorsed Harris Yet? Major Endorsement Expected Soon.
Barack Obama is set to endorse Kamala Harris for president, a move that could consolidate her position within the Democratic Party after Biden's exit. His support signals party unity but comes after a period of hesitation as he navigates complex dynamics within party loyalties.
While prominent Democrats rallied behind Harris, Obama’s alliance with Biden complicated his endorsement timing. The former president aims to unify the party post-nomination, showing Harris as a capable leader but also recognizing the nuanced relationship he shares with both candidates.
Fox News: VP Harris finally reacts to DC violence, hours after flag burning by anti-Israel agitators
Vice President Harris condemned violent anti-Israel protests at Union Station, calling the actions unpatriotic and fueled by hate. She underscored that support for Hamas and the burning of the American flag are unacceptable in the U.S.
In a heated political climate, her statement came amid criticism from Republican JD Vance. Harris affirmed the right to protest while rejecting antisemitism and violence.
Times Of Israel: Before meeting Netanyahu, Trump urges hostage release, swift end to Gaza war
Trump's comments ahead of his meeting with Netanyahu centered on hastening the end of the Gaza war, criticizing Israel's public relations and declaring it wouldn’t have escalated under his presidency. He emphasized the urgency of recovering hostages and condemned protests against Israel.
In a politically charged atmosphere, with casualties mounting, he also suggested harsher penalties for protests like flag desecration. Anti-Israel sentiments among certain Jewish groups stirred his ire, prompting calls for better management of Israel's image.
Fox News: 6 House Dems vote with GOP to condemn Kamala Harris for 'border czar' role
In a bipartisan twist, the House condemned VP Kamala Harris for her border policies, marking a first for Congress since she became the 2024 presumptive nominee. Six Democrats joined all Republicans, underscoring internal party dissent as GOP attacks intensify ahead of the election.
Republicans claimed Harris's oversight led to the worst border crisis in history, while Democrats called the resolution a political stunt. As tensions mount, the upcoming election looms large, with these events shaping the narrative on immigration and leadership.
The Economist: Politics
Joe Biden bowed out of the presidential race, a decision swayed by calls from big names in the party. He passed the torch to Kamala Harris, signaling that it's time for a new generation to step into the political ring.
In an Oval Office speech, he made it clear that the old guard must make room for fresh voices.
The Western Journal: PA Senate Candidate’s Devastating Ad Notes Kamala is ‘Most Liberal Nominee Ever’
As the Election Day looms, Kamala Harris’s past hangs over her like a shadow. GOP candidates are poised to remind voters of her far-left record, showing no hesitation to paint her as the most liberal nominee in U.S. history— a hard sell in swing states.
The message is clear: the Democrats' superhero is more misstep than masterstroke. Republicans are ready to capitalize on the dissonance between Harris's portrayal and her actual policies, suggesting that her "ability" might not translate at the ballot box.
#society
Breitbart: IDF Recovers Bodies of 5 Israelis, Including Hostage, from Gaza
In a grim operation, the IDF and ISA retrieved the bodies of three soldiers and a hostage from Gaza, including Maya Goren, a dedicated teacher murdered during the October 7 attack. The effort marks a small closure for families amidst the ongoing plight of still-over 100 hostages.
The tragedy weighs heavily on Kibbutz Nir Oz, where Maya Goren's return symbolizes the broader struggle for recovery and hope among those waiting for their loved ones. The mission continues to bring home all hostages, living and dead, as closure remains crucial to healing.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Houthi chief vows ‘inevitable’ response to Israeli strikes on Hodeida
After Israeli strikes near Yemen's Hodeida, Houthi leader Abdul Malik al-Houthi vowed an inevitable response, rallying support for continued attacks on Israel in defense of Palestinians. The rebels are eyeing strategic Israeli targets, escalating the perilous regional tensions.
With the UN warning of increased threats to maritime navigation, the conflict risks spiraling further out of control, as the cycle of violence between Iran-backed groups and Israel continues unchecked.
Fox News: Rivals watching 'tenuous situation' in Biden White House following president's address: expert
President Biden's recent Oval Office address, announcing his decision not to seek re-election, drew little global reaction but coincided with a provocative military incident involving Russian and Chinese aircraft near Alaska, hinting at increasing geopolitical tensions.
Analysts suggest that the Kremlin and Beijing view Biden's withdrawal as an opportunity to escalate confrontations, indicating a potentially volatile period ahead as global leaders watch the U.S. closely.
#economy
CNSNews: Q2 GDP Rises 2.8%, But Personal Savings Rate Shrinks as Income Growth Slows
The U.S. economy woke from its first-quarter slumber, posting a 2.8% GDP growth in Q2 2024, bringing its average to a respectable 2.1%. But beneath the surface, personal income showed cracks, with slower growth in savings and disposable income, hinting at deeper troubles ahead.
The numbers might look shiny on paper, but there's a grit that suggests Americans are tightening their belts, saving less, and feeling the pinch. As we await further revisions, the question lingers: is this a fleeting high, or the calm before a storm?
The Economist: Business
A glitch in a CrowdStrike software update unleashed chaos, crippling systems dependent on Windows, halting flights, delaying hospital care, and freezing banks. The mess left companies reeling, with recovery possibly stretching into weeks and insurers bracing for colossal losses.
In a world tethered to technology, one misstep can send ripples through the economy, turning business as usual into a quagmire of disruption.
#crime
GB News: Ex-Police Sergeant furious at 'no respect' for officers - 'Do as your bloomin' told!'
In the dim light of Manchester Airport, a police officer's brutal actions toward a suspect sparked outrage and protests, with calls for accountability echoing through the streets of Rochdale. The fallout is bitter; a suspended officer and shadows of a scandal loom large.
Former officer Harry Tangye urges the force to shed restraint, warning that without decisiveness, the public may bear the brunt of violence. As tempers flare and trust wanes, the itch for justice grows strong.
GB News: Manchester Airport stamp victim 'has cyst on the brain' claims family lawyer
A Greater Manchester man, recently brutalized by a police officer, now faces a deteriorating health condition linked to a brain cyst, according to his family's lawyer. The grim news follows a troubling night as the family's concerns mount.
Breitbart: Muslim Protests Break Out in Rochdale over Alleged Police Brutality Video
In Rochdale, protests erupted after a police officer kicked a detainee's head at Manchester Airport, igniting outrage among local Muslims. Chants of "Allahu Akbar" and demands for justice filled the air, accusing the police of institutional racism and brutality.
Tensions remained high despite police claims of a violent response to a brawl involving officers. Speakers warned of escalating unrest if justice was not served, urging a community fed up with perceived police violence to take action.