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26 Jul 2024
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Front Page Magazine: Video: The Savage Truth About the Secret Service's Epic Failure
Cicely Davis uncovers the staggering blunders of the Secret Service that culminated in Director Kim Cheatle's resignation. The revelations are as shocking as they are damning, exposing a crack in the shield meant to protect.
The truth remains elusive in the shadows of power, a reminder that sometimes it's the guardians who need guarding.
Fox News: Biden campaign co-chair 'pissed off' at big donors for cutting off cash to the president: 'No-win situation'
Biden's campaign co-chair, Cedric Richmond, vented about wealthy donors who pulled back on funding, suggesting they pushed Biden out of the race after his lackluster debate. He criticized their "self-fulfilling prophecy," claiming the president deserved better recognition for his achievements.
Following Biden's exit, Kamala Harris quickly raked in $100 million, boasting record-breaking support from over a million new donors, making her the front runner for the Dems. The political landscape shifted overnight, and those donors better think twice about their loyalties.
GB News: WATCH IN FULL - Tom Tugendhat sets out stall for Tory leadership to Jacob Rees-Mogg
Tom Tugendhat, eyeing Tory leadership, laid down the law for Nigel Farage's potential entry into the Conservative fold. On GB News with Jacob Rees-Mogg, he made it clear that conditions must be met.
In politics, alliances are tricky, and trust is a rare currency.
Breitbart: Pop Sensation, Former Disney Star Olivia Rodrigo Backs Kamala Harris in Pro-Abortion Screed
Pop star Olivia Rodrigo publicly endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for president, highlighting her commitment to reproductive rights. In her Instagram story, Rodrigo shared a clip of Harris at a rally, applauding her message against extreme abortion bans and advocating for women's autonomy.
Rodrigo’s support aligns with her previous activism for abortion rights, including donations and distributing contraceptives at concerts. As Roe v. Wade's reversal ignites state-level battles over abortion laws, Harris is positioning herself to restore reproductive freedom if elected.
Breitbart: House Passes Resolution Condemning Kamala Harris's 'Failure' as 'Border Czar'
The House passed a resolution criticizing Vice President Kamala Harris for her handling of border security, with 214 Republicans and six Democrats supporting it. The resolution states she has failed in her role as "border czar," contrary to President Biden's praises.
Democrats opposed the resolution, reflecting a deep partisan divide over immigration policy, while some Republicans are pushing for Harris's impeachment amid rising migrant crossings.
Breitbart: NewsBusters: CNN, MSNBC, CBS, ABC Called Kamala Harris the 'Border Czar'
Kamala Harris was dubbed the "border czar" by the establishment media after Biden tasked her with addressing migration issues, but it turns out the title was a political construct with no official basis. This mismatch has sparked scrutiny and debate over her role and political image.
GovTrack's removal of Harris's ranking as the "most liberal senator" has raised eyebrows, with critics suggesting it's a partisan move to shield her image. The timing of this deletion adds fuel to the fire, making one wonder who’s pulling the strings behind the scenes.
Breitbart: Nolte: Far-Left AP Seeks to Humiliate JD Vance with ‘Couch Sex’ Fact Check
The Associated Press, with a flair for misinformation, published a "fact check" slamming JD Vance for supposedly writing about having sex with a couch in his memoir, "Hillbilly Elegy." They finally admitted it was false, but the damage was done — now a rumor with legs.
Such tactics thrive on scandal over truth, serving partisan agendas with reckless abandon, leaving Vance to endure late-night jests that echo like a bad dream. The AP’s slip showed the media’s talent for manufacturing narratives.
The Western Journal: Fact Check: Resurfaced Videos, Web Pages Show Vast Scale of Media's Cover-Up of Kamala's Endless Failures
Kamala Harris, once branded the "border czar" by outlets that now deny it, faces renewed scrutiny as she steps into the spotlight following Biden’s exit from the race. Conservatives are quick to point out her mismanagement of the border crisis she was designated to lead.
Now the media spins the narrative, desperately trying to shake off the very title they helped propagate. With Harris's presidential ambitions on the horizon, the battle for the truth becomes a game of semantics in a city where every word drips with agenda.
Fox News: CNN's Daniel Dale claims all previous reporting on Harris being border czar from other outlets was 'wrong'
Amid the political fog, Vice President Kamala Harris is entangled in a provocative debate over her role in managing the U.S.-Mexico border crisis. Accusations fly from the GOP, claiming her lack of success as "border czar," while media outlets question the validity of this title.
CNN's Daniel Dale insists Harris was never officially appointed; her duties were limited to diplomatic efforts addressing migration roots in Central America. As the political landscape shifts with her candidacy, old narratives rise from the ashes—forcing everyone to reconsider the truth.
Breitbart: Survey: Donald Trump Leads Kamala Harris in Swing State of Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania, a survey shows Trump leads Harris 47% to 45% as Biden steps aside. Voters, largely skeptical of Biden's capabilities, sense economic strain under his policies, with many feeling better off under Trump’s presidency.
Harris's nomination faces chilly support from Dem leaders and her opposition to fracking might cost her in a crucial state. Her awkward clapping moment sums up the party’s struggle to rally behind her.
Breitbart: Vance: Young Voters 'Worried About the Basics' in Biden-Harris Economy
Under the Biden-Harris regime, Americans grapple with soaring costs for essentials, fueling JD Vance's pitch to young voters to back Trump. Vance argues that with the right leadership, they can afford homes and groceries, all while raising families in safe neighborhoods.
Vance's appeal taps into economic frustrations and safety concerns, as he emphasizes a return to Trump’s policies for a better quality of life. Harris, despite Biden's endorsement, struggles to win over young voters.
The Western Journal: Influential House Democrat Breaks Rank, Says He Is 'Absolutely Not' Committed to Kamala Harris
A House Democrat breaks ranks, declaring he won't back Kamala Harris as the 2024 nominee. Amid media hype, concerns mount over her competency, with criticisms of her handling of the border and overall image leading moderates to tread carefully.
As the primary approach, skepticism looms large; Harris's past missteps may come back to haunt her.
Breitbart: Kamala Harris' Candidacy Ignites Civil War Between Hollywood and Silicon Valley: 'F**k These Trump-Loving Techies'
Once allies in their opposition to Trump, Hollywood and Silicon Valley now find themselves at odds as tech moguls rally behind the former president, citing discontent with Biden's regulations and economic policies. The schadenfreude runs deep as each side aims to out-fund the other.
As Hollywood embraces Kamala Harris with open wallets, techies dig their heels in, favoring the Trump train with growing influence and cash. The clash is more than a political divide; it’s a bitter turf war between creativity and cash that echoes through the streets of Tinseltown.
The Federalist: Dem: 'Reasonable Observer' Might Infer Law Bars VP Fund Switch
A Democrat congressman raised eyebrows over an FEC post suggesting Vice President Harris might not be entitled to President Biden’s campaign funds after his withdrawal. The Trump campaign filed a complaint, branding the $91.5 million transfer as potentially illegal.
Calls for clarity mount, with the FEC chairman noting the unprecedented nature of the situation. Both sides brace for potential legal battles over the interpretation of campaign finance rules.
The Western Journal: GOP Congressman Takes Matters Into His Own Hands After Pro-Hamas Radicals Tear Down Prominent American Flags
In the shadow of chaos, American flags were torn down by pro-Hamas radicals outside Congress, replaced with their symbols of division. But Republican lawmakers, fueled by a resurgence of patriotic spirit, turned the tide, restoring the stars and stripes as a bold statement.
With fists clenched and flags waving, they challenged the narrative, reminding all that true Americans won't stand idle while ideals are burned. It was a snapshot of the fight brewing ahead as they prepare for the coming storm.
Breitbart: Melania Trump Announces Upcoming Memoir Bringing Readers 'into Her World'
Melania Trump is stepping back into the limelight with the announcement of her memoir, set for release this fall. It promises an intimate glimpse into her life as she prepares to support her husband’s bid for the presidency amid turbulent political waters.
Amid headlines of an assassination attempt on Trump, Melania’s book aims to portray her resilience and individuality. Priced between $40 and $150, it gives readers pre-orders options steeped in exclusivity.
Forbes: Trump Vs. Harris 2024 Polls: Trump Loses 5 Points In Latest Major Survey—But Still Leads Harris
In a tight race ahead of the election, Kamala Harris has closed the gap on Donald Trump, pulling ahead in polls after President Biden's exit from the race. Enthusiasm among Democrats for Harris is climbing, eclipsing that for Biden, as she solidifies her position as the likely nominee.
Some surveys show Harris tied or slightly leading Trump, while others still paint Trump as ahead. The political winds seem to favor Harris, with voters’ attention now sharply focused on the contest since the Biden-Trump debate.
Fox News: Fox News Politics: The 'Border Czar' Six
Kamala Harris faces bipartisan condemnation in the House for her border management as the vice president; six Democrats joined Republicans in a vote against her. With the 2024 presidential race heating up, she’s emerged as the target of GOP attacks amid pro-Hamas protests.
In the background, Biden's faltering presidency leaves a cloud of uncertainty as an assassination attempt on Trump complicates the political landscape. Harris’s campaign is vetting potential VP candidates, hinting that the winds of change are blowing on the horizon.
Fox News: Biden jokes he was '12' when he first met Israeli PM Golda Meir during Netanyahu visit at White House
In a familiar dance of diplomacy, Biden and Netanyahu exchanged pleasantries, reminiscing about their decades-long relationship, while anti-Israel protests heated up outside. Biden, weaving tales of old connections, faced a chorus of dissent from demonstrators demanding Palestinian rights.
As tensions simmered, Netanyahu dismissed the protesters as "Iran's useful idiots," challenging their grasp of the issues at hand. Amidst the backdrop of war, the U.S. weighs potential cease-fires, hinting at the fragility underlying their longstanding alliance.
Breitbart: VIDEO: Team USA's Steve Kerr, Steph Curry Use Olympics to Push for Kamala Harris for President
In a press conference for the Paris Olympics, coach Steve Kerr and NBA star Steph Curry endorsed Kamala Harris for president, emphasizing her potential to unify a divided country and energize the upcoming campaign. Their support signals a shift in political dynamics ahead of the elections.
Curry highlighted Harris's Bay Area ties and her impact, while Kerr expressed strong backing. Their comments may resonate with the public as the political landscape evolves following Joe Biden's withdrawal from the race.
The Western Journal: Kamala Told She's ‘Not Welcome’ in Houston, Given Brutal Warning as Harris Campaign Starts Rough
Kamala Harris, facing skepticism in her home state of Texas, gets a cold shoulder from the local GOP as they tag her "not welcome" in Houston. Her focus on union backing over border issues reveals a political disconnect, exposing vulnerabilities as she eyes the presidency.
The vice president’s distance from pressing concerns and accusations of being elevated without support highlight a fragile campaign. For her, the road ahead looks more like a treacherous alley than a sunlit boulevard.
Fox News: LAURA: Kamala Harris looks like she is running for president of her high school class
Laura Ingraham tears into Kamala Harris, accusing the media of burying her failures while showcasing her extensive yet lackluster political resume. She likens Harris’s campaign style to a high school election, suggesting America needs a genuine leader, not someone with a hidden record.
Forbes: Harris Says There Is ‘Hopeful Movement’ Toward Israel-Hamas Cease-Fire Deal After Netanyahu Meeting
Vice President Kamala Harris reported progress in talks with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu aimed at ending the long-standing conflict with Hamas. A proposed cease-fire would occur in two phases, addressing military withdrawal and concerns for hostages.
Harris highlighted the urgent need for humanitarian assistance in Gaza and reaffirmed her commitment to a two-state solution, emphasizing that it is essential for the security and dignity of both Israel and Palestinians.
Fox News: FBI raids $3.5 M home of former aide to New York Gov. Kathy Hochul
The FBI raided the upscale Manhasset home of Linda Sun, a former aide to New York Governor Kathy Hochul, without any prior accusations or arrests. The search warrant, approved by a judge, hints at possible wrongdoing, though specifics remain murky beneath the surface.
Sun, previously focused on diversity and equity, left her post after an alleged misconduct that drew law enforcement attention. Now, her $3.5 million home has become a stage where shadows of political influence intertwine with the law.
#society
Front Page Magazine: The Right Take Audio: Campus Jew-Hatred Rising
Mark Tapson hosts a chat with Richard Cravatts on the rise of Jew-hatred globally, especially within the hallowed halls of academia. The podcast unveils unsettling truths about anti-Semitism's enduring grip on college campuses.
Tune in to unpack the layers of this wave of hatred.
The Western Journal: Police Investigating After 13-Year-Old Basketball Player Is Recorded Stomping Opponent's Head Mid-Game
In a youth basketball game in Alameda, California, a 13-year-old player stomped an opponent's head, caught on video and sparking a police investigation. The victim suffered a concussion, while the assailant's team denounced the violence and severed ties with him.
The incident has left the young player with lasting effects, raising concerns about sportsmanship and youth conduct.
Breitbart: Utah in Uproar as Mormon Church Pulls in Thousands of Migrants
In the shadowy corners of Utah, the Mormon Church, under the guise of compassion, opens its doors to thousands of migrants sent from Denver, despite local protests. Meanwhile, frustrated officials scramble to distance the state from the influx, asserting there's no sanctuary here.
Governor Cox’s outrage echoes through the canyons of policy failure, but the Church's actions speak louder, working to undermine state efforts. Their sanctuary-like response reveals a tension between faith and politics that brews beneath the surface.
Le Monde: Fast-spreading wildfire ravages northern California, forcing thousands to evacuate
In California, the Park Fire rages near Chico, pushing over 3,500 residents to evacuate. With only three percent contained, firefighters grapple with critical conditions as the blaze devours nearly 72,000 acres, sparked by a suspect who allegedly set a car ablaze.
A red flag warning hangs heavy in the air, and the flames echo a chilling reminder of past destruction, as wildfires sync with climate change's ruthless beat.
Breitbart: Southwest Airlines Announces the End of Open Seating
Southwest Airlines is ditching its signature open seating after over 50 years, switching to assigned seats. Customer feedback favored this change, highlighting a shift in preferences as more travelers opt for the assurance of a designated spot on longer flights.
As a nod to evolving needs, they’ll also introduce premium extra legroom options, though the move has sparked mixed reactions. Loyalists fret this could erode the unique vibe of the airline, while others welcome the new order as a relief from chaos.
The Federalist: Cotton Proposes Bill To Deport Foreigners Vandalizing Monuments
A protest erupted at Union Station against Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, where pro-Hamas demonstrators vandalized federal monuments. In response, Sen. Tom Cotton introduced the “No Visas for Violent Criminals Act” to expedite deportation of foreign nationals involved in such violence.
The proposed bill aims to remove foreigners committing crimes during protests, reflecting escalating tensions around the pro-Hamas movement. Amidst contrasting views, the Biden administration faces criticism for its perceived leniency towards these demonstrators.
Fox News: California Senate Republicans blast Newsom PR stunt on clearing homeless camps as 'convenient timing'
California's Governor Newsom announces plans to dismantle homeless encampments through an executive order, facing criticism from GOP members who label it a "PR stunt." They argue his approach comes too late and lacks effective accountability, despite billions already spent on the crisis.
Senate Republicans urge for a more decisive strategy to combat California's homeless issue while questioning the effectiveness of Newsom's order and the handling of previous funds. With homelessness on the rise, they demand real solutions instead of empty promises.
Fox News: Ex-'Mandalorian' star Gina Carano's lawsuit against Disney to proceed after judge denies motion to dismiss
A judge ruled that Gina Carano can pursue a wrongful termination lawsuit against Disney, rejecting the company’s claim of a First Amendment defense. Carano alleges she was fired for her political beliefs, contradicting Disney’s stated values.
Carano expressed gratitude for the legal opportunity to clear her name, highlighting the personal toll of the situation. The case underscores tensions in Hollywood over free speech and political conformity.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Netanyahu Meets Biden at White House, Thanks Him for '50 Years of Support'
In a crucial but strained meeting, President Biden finally hosted Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu after nearly a year of diplomatic frost. Their past ties, now shadowed by political shifts and a volatile Middle East, hint at a cooling alliance as Biden prepares to exit the stage.
With the peace deal hopes dashed by recent turmoil, Biden's criticisms of Israel's actions reveal the growing rift within American politics. The specter of a changing guard raises questions about future U.S.-Israel relations, as both leaders eye their legacies.
Fox News: Rockets launched at US forces stationed at Ain al-Asad airbase in Iraq
Four rockets fell near Ain al-Asad airbase in Iraq, home to U.S. troops, yet no injuries or damage occurred. The attack followed a Pentagon meeting on post-ISIS collaboration, amid rising calls from Iran-backed factions for the withdrawal of remaining U.S. forces.
The tension thickens as the shadows of a broader conflict loom, with recent interceptions of Russian and Chinese bombers adding to the escalating stakes. The situation remains precarious, as local pressures clash with international dynamics.
Times Of Israel: Trump: ‘If Iran assassinates me, US must wipe it off the face of the Earth’
Donald Trump took to social media, urging America to obliterate Iran if they succeed in an assassination attempt against him, calling for a show of strength against perceived cowardice from leadership. His remarks follow heightened security measures due to alleged Iranian plots against him.
Amid ongoing tensions reminiscent of earlier threats during his presidency, the echoes of a perilous dance with foreign adversaries linger. It's a dangerous game of power, where one wrong move could ignite flames of conflict once more.
#economy
Breitbart: Nolte: Here Come the Streaming Bundles—Don’t Fall for It
Streaming bundles like Disney+, Hulu, and Max lure you in with low prices, but soon enough, you're caught in a web of rising costs for content you barely watch. It's déjà vu all over again—a slow boil reminiscent of the cable TV era, where you pay for what you don't want.
If you play the game smart, resist these bundles and pick one service at a time. Keeping providers on their toes means they’ll have to deliver quality. Otherwise, you'll just be stuck with a bloated bill and content that doesn’t match your tastes.
#culture
Breitbart: Drag Queens Launch 'Drag PAC' Fundraiser to 'Motivate the LGBTQ Voter Base'
A new Political Action Committee, DRAG PAC, formed by drag entertainers, aims to energize LGBTQ voters, emphasizing that every vote matters in shaping communities. They’re not just frolicking in sequins; they want political clout in a world where representation is key.
With backing from figures like Vice President Kamala Harris, the PAC gears up to support Democratic candidates, blurring lines between drag and transgender advocacy. Critics argue this conflation undermines the essence of womanhood, raising the stakes in America’s culture wars.
#crime
The Telegraph: Watch: Seagull ‘banned’ from shop after stealing so many crisps
In a sleepy Dorset shop, a notorious gull named “Steven Seagull” has turned crisps into his personal buffet, pilfering countless packets over six years. Staff now plaster warnings on the door, but this feathered thief remains unfazed, continuing his audacious snack raids.
Once a source of amusement, the shop's feathered vandal has become a serious nuisance, giving staff little choice but to up their game against the unwelcome, thieving avian. They may jest about the situation, but the loss is all too real.
Fox News: Sinaloa Cartel co-founder ‘El Mayo’ taken into US custody
In a late twist of fate, Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada Garcia, the elusive co-founder of the Sinaloa Cartel, was caught in El Paso, Texas. Accompanied by Joaquin Guzman Lopez, son of the infamous "El Chapo," the duo now face a litany of charges tied to drug trafficking and organized crime.
This arrest by the Justice Department signals a fresh offensive against a cartel notorious for its brutality and the fentanyl crisis plaguing the U.S. Millions in drug profits have flowed from Mexico, making these arrests pivotal in the ongoing fight against the drug trade.
GB News: 'I don’t remember seeing protests like the ones in Rochdale over the grooming gangs scandal'
In Manchester, chaos simmers after police clash with a violent crowd linked to a recent airport incident. Officers report assaults; one is suspended, and protests erupt outside a police station, all while questions linger about the truth behind the turmoil.
The line between authority and mob rule blurs, leaving citizens to wonder: Is the police narrative a facade, or are they surrendering control? The air is thick with tension and unrest.
The Western Journal: 'Just Stop Oil' Activists Hit Hard, Found Guilty After Throwing Soup at Priceless Van Gogh Painting
Two Just Stop Oil activists were convicted for throwing soup on a Van Gogh painting to spotlight climate issues, claiming it’s about life over art. The painting was undamaged, but the frame suffered. Their stunt, seen as both drastic and misguided, failed to convince onlookers of their cause.
Instead of addressing real-world hunger and energy crises, the act seemed more like a performance of protest than a solution. In a world already awash in indifference, their message was buried under the weight of their own stupidity.
Human Events: THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 52 — How Do You Say Kamala? What’s Wrong With DEI? Did the Race Just Reset?
In a town where shadows stretch long and trust is a fading memory, secrets lurk behind every corner. Betrayal is currency, and every spoken word is a delicate dance on a knife's edge.
In this gritty world, the truth is as elusive as a ghost, leaving only whispers of dreams once held dear.
Fox News: Dozens of attendees stranded after vehicles towed during Trump rally in Charlotte: report
In Charlotte, Trump supporters found their vehicles towed from a Dunkin' parking lot after a rally, having reportedly received permission from the store's manager. Towed attendees were left to pay hefty fees, while the management locked their doors when confronted.
With tensions high post-assassination attempt, the Secret Service has advised against outdoor rallies for Trump. Attendees claimed misleading communication, raising suspicions as tensions unfolded.
Human Events: Venezuelan president’s goons torture, murder political dissidents abroad in lead up to elections: report
Nicolás Maduro's grip on Venezuela is tightening, with dissidents facing violence even beyond its borders. As the election looms, rivals are silenced and supporters intimidated, while Maduro’s goons hunt down exiles, leading to brutal killings like that of Ronald Ojeda in Chile.
Maduro warns of civil war if he loses, but the only battle he's winning is against dissent. His reach extends to foreign soils, as gang-fueled terror silences voices of opposition. The bloodshed isn't just a number; it drowns the very hope of a free Venezuela.
Fox News: California man arrested after allegedly pushing torched car down embankment, sparking massive fire
In Chico, a 42-year-old man was arrested for setting fire to a car and igniting the Park Fire, which engulfed nearly 75,000 acres. Witnesses saw him pushing the flaming vehicle into a gully, then blending into the crowd as chaos unfolded.
Cal Fire swiftly investigated, leading to his arrest after a warrant was issued. The inferno's rapid expansion serves as a stark reminder for wildfire preparedness.
Le Monde: London, Seoul, and Washington warn of North Korea cyber op to steal military, nuclear secrets
North Korea's Andariel cyber group is on the prowl, siphoning secrets to fuel Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions. They’ve zeroed in on defense and healthcare sectors, leaving a trail of ransomware and espionage in their wake.
Authorities are urging vigilance as the threat deepens, with an indictment of a North Korean hacker shedding light on their shadowy operations.
#sports
Le Monde: Paris 2024: Reigning World Cup champions Spain win women's Olympic football opener
In a fierce Olympic clash, Spain rallied from an early deficit to edge past Japan 2-1, with Aitana Bonmati making her mark to secure victory. The stakes are high as the tournament unfolds, and only the best will advance to the quarter-finals.
Meanwhile, Canada overcame a scandal to defeat New Zealand, starting their campaign with a rebound against the odds. Tension brews as the competition heats up; missteps off the pitch only add to the drama.