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25 Jul 2024
#politics
GB News: Joe Biden maintaining 'difficult job' as President despite 'obvious health decline', claims Democrat
In a twist straight from a noir flick, Biden bows out, claiming a second term would be "too taxing" for a man advanced in years. Now, the stage is set for Harris to take the reins, leaving shadows of doubt lingering.
The political game just got a refresh.
Fox News: Detroit pastor slams 'identity politics' as Kamala Harris becomes presumptive Democratic nominee
Pastor Lorenzo Sewell emphasized the need to move beyond identity politics, applauding the idea of a Black woman president while cautioning against blindly supporting Kamala Harris based on race alone. He echoed that the Black community in Detroit has suffered under Democratic leadership.
As support for the Republican Party grows among Black men, Sewell noted varying opinions on Trump’s intentions, with some believing he aims to help. Amidst the political landscape, Harris faces criticism, with allegations of being merely a product of diversity priorities.
Forbes: Win Or Lose, This Election Will Be Lucrative For Kamala Harris
Kamala Harris has swiftly emerged as the front-runner for the Democratic nomination in the 2024 election, backed by endorsements and a flood of campaign donations. Her financial future, whether winning or losing, looks bright, thanks to lucrative post-political opportunities.
If she wins, Harris stands to gain a substantial salary and pension, while her husband could return to lucrative private practice. Yet, historically, ex-politicians often reap greater rewards after leaving office, hinting that her wealth could grow regardless of electoral success.
Times Of Israel: Republican leaders urge party members to avoid sexism, racism toward Kamala Harris
Republican leaders are advising caution against racist and sexist attacks on Kamala Harris as the party gears up for the election after Biden's exit. They emphasize focusing on policies instead of personal attacks that could alienate swing voters.
With Harris as the new Democratic contender, Trump and allies are drilling down on linking her to unpopular Biden policies, labeling her as "too liberal" while warning against repeating past mistakes that could ignite voter backlash.
Fox News: Biden says ‘The choice is up to you, the American people’ while saying he won't seek re-election
President Biden announced his withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race, citing the need to unite his party and pass the torch to a new generation. He praised Vice President Kamala Harris as capable and experienced, leaving the future in the hands of the American people.
With a focus on lowering costs and protecting rights, Biden will spend his remaining time in office addressing pressing issues while steering clear of personal ambition. Harris is now positioned as the likely Democratic contender against Trump come November.
Fox News: House Republicans replace American flags at Union Station after anti-Israel protests
Late Wednesday night, House Republicans restored American flags at Union Station after anti-Israel protesters had burned them and replaced them with Palestinian flags during a protest coinciding with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s address to Congress. Speaker Mike Johnson condemned the actions as outrageous.
The unrest escalated as protesters verbally attacked a Jewish man, who was later protected from the crowd. Meanwhile, Capitol Police claimed the flags at Union Station were beyond their jurisdiction, leading to confusion about the preservation of national symbols amidst rising tensions.
The Federalist: State Department: Not Adopting DEI Is A 'National Security Threat'
In the shadowy world of diplomacy, Simon Hankinson warns against the creeping influence of ideology over merit in the State Department. He argues that the focus on "equity" is diluting the effectiveness of American diplomacy, leading to hiring practices that prioritize identity over qualifications.
Emphasizing that true opportunity thrives in a merit-based society, Hankinson advocates for a return to objective standards, cautioning against the divisive narratives of race essentialism that could undermine the very foundation of success in the U.S. government.
The Telegraph: Melania Trump to release ‘intimate’ memoir this autumn
Melania Trump is set to release her first memoir, offering an intimate look into her life, titled "Melania." It will include two editions, a signed collector's version at $150 and a more standard edition at $40, featuring unseen photos and personal stories.
While largely private, she shares her journey as a woman who defied odds. The memoir's release coincides with her husband's presidential ambitions, but details on timing remain murky.
Liberty Nation News: The Joe Biden Bait and Switch - Liberty Nation News
In a speech full of contradictions, Joe Biden sidesteps questions about his decision not to seek re-election, instead touting a generational change in leadership while failing to directly address his own shortcomings. Meanwhile, the party machinery gears up to elevate Kamala Harris, sidelining the voices of millions.
The message of democracy seems lost in a shuffle of political maneuvering, as Biden's ambiguous state raises doubts about his capability to serve. As party loyalty takes precedence, the clarity the nation craves remains obscured.
The Economist: Is Kamala Harris “brat”?
Kamala Harris is grabbing the spotlight as the presumptive Democratic nominee, her lively persona juxtaposed with Biden's fading charisma. A viral clip painting her as a "brat" underscores her rising influence ahead of a pivotal election.
Her foreign policy hints at a tougher stance on Israel while maintaining continuity with Russia and China, as she balances the legacy of Bidenomics with her own identity. The race is heating up, with polling suggesting a direct showdown against Trump.
Times Of Israel: Congress relished PM’s speech, but the despair of many outside and inside intruded
Netanyahu basked in applause during his speech to Congress but faced chilly reception and protest from families of hostages in Gaza. The absence of nearly 70 lawmakers underscored faltering support as he offered vague plans for peace, while the demand for a hostage deal loomed large.
Despite standing ovations, the backlash from within his own allies showed a stark shift in bipartisan support. The streets outside echoed with dissent as Netanyahu's past triumphs felt distant against the current urgency for resolution.
The Federalist: Biden Can’t Deny Responsibility For Our ‘So, So Divided’ Nation
Biden's withdrawal from the race mirrors LBJ's retreat, exposing a presidency steeped in failure, notably the promise of unity. Instead of healing the nation, the Biden-Harris duo deepened divisions, trading rhetoric for vitriol and leaving a fractured America.
With approval ratings tanking, Biden's passive admission of this discord only muddies responsibility. As he exits, he leaves behind a legacy riddled with unfulfilled pledges that have polarized a nation desperate for cohesion.
#society
The Telegraph: Climate activists who disrupt flights should get five years in prison, says German minister
Germany’s transport minister, Volker Wissing, is pushing for five-year jail sentences for eco-activists disrupting flights. This follows recent protests that caused chaos at major airports, prompting calls for tougher legal responses akin to those seen in the UK.
As the group Letzte Generation continues its disruptive actions, they've vowed to escalate protests, insisting the government must take immediate climate action. The situation has lit a fire under both lawmakers and airport officials, signaling a tense showdown between activists and the authorities.
#culture
GB News: Amanda Abbington 'doesn't want Strictly to end' despite 'shocking' new claims
Amanda Abbington bravely exposed the shadows lurking behind the glitzy facade of Strictly Come Dancing, recounting claims of intimidation and mistreatment during her training with Giovanni Pernice. Her revelations could spark a wave of truths from others in showbiz.
In a world where silence often reigns, her story promises to crack the ice, perhaps letting more stars retell their own tales of woe.
#history
GB News: Archaeology breakthrough after lost alter at location of Jesus’s empty tomb discovered
Archaeologists unearthed a lost Crusader altar from 1149 at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, hidden behind a graffiti-covered slab for over two centuries. It links papal Rome to Jerusalem through elegant Cosmatesque artistry, once believed lost to a fire in 1808.
In a city swarming with pilgrims, this monumental find reveals the significance the Pope accorded Christianity's most sacred site. Researchers anticipate more insights from papal archives to illuminate the altar's storied past.
#sports
Forbes: Paris Olympics: Here’s When To First Watch Team USA’s Biggest Stars
Team USA readies for a historic Paris Olympics, with stars like Simone Biles, LeBron James, and Katie Ledecky aiming for glory. The untraditional opening ceremony will unfold along the Seine with over 10,000 athletes, stirring hopes and dreams of gold.
Expect riveting performances from rising talents like Sha'Carri Richardson and Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, as they step into the arena, showcasing resilience and ambition. The games promise high stakes and record-breaking moments.