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26 Jul 2024
#politics
Liberty Nation News: RFK Jr. Campaign Flounders as Dems and GOP Rally - Liberty Nation News
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. finds himself drifting in uncertain political waters as the GOP rallies behind Trump and the Democrats strengthen their ties with Harris. His ambitions for an independent run dim, while whispers of aligning with Trump's future plans grow louder.
Kennedy’s recent cancellations and a leaked strategic discussion with Trump hint at a possible retreat to a supportive role, reflecting a stark shift from Democratic loyalty. As he redefines his path, the once-Democratic scion may choose to bolster the MAGA movement instead.
Fox News: Kamala Harris's blunders, Secret Service DEI, and more from Fox News Opinion
The political stage is a dimly lit bar, where blunders and absence hint at a deeper malaise. Kamala Harris is critiqued as a border czar, while Biden's speech left questions hanging like smoke in the air.
As the world spins on its axis of chaos, figures like Putin and Bibi wrestle for influence, navigating crises that keep the stakes higher than a gambler’s last dime.
The American Mind: The Biden Debacle
In a twist of fate, internal factions of the Democratic Party appear set to sideline President Biden, propelling Kamala Harris into the limelight as the new face of the party. A grim spectacle unfolds, where ambition trumps empathy, leaving a struggling leader clinging to power.
As mental acuity falters and national security hangs in the balance, the specter of a debilitated commander-in-chief raises uncomfortable questions. The clock ticks toward a potential catastrophe, while real leadership seems lost in the shuffle of political gamesmanship.
Fox News: Texas sues Biden administration over program giving birth control to teens without parents' knowledge
Texas has thrown down the gauntlet against Biden's directive that lets schools dispense birth control to teens sans parental consent. Attorney General Ken Paxton claims it undermines family rights and federal law, signaling a fray between state and federal priorities.
The lawsuit's roots stretch back to a 2021 ruling by a Trump-appointed judge, who deemed the changes a violation of parental authority. Now, Paxton seeks a permanent block, challenging a move that ignites the shadows of legal rights and personal freedom.
#society
GB News: 'What's happened to the officer who had her nose smashed to pieces?!' Ben Leo condemns Manchester Airport reaction - 'what about stabbed soldier?'
Ben Leo denounced the uproar over a Manchester Airport officer kicking an Asian man during an arrest, highlighting the violent context that preceded it. While the officer faces suspension, the plight of injured officers is overlooked, raising questions about societal priorities.
The uproar surrounding police actions overshadows the real victims—those officers assaulted in the line of duty. With chaos bubbling under the surface, Leo's words cut to the heart of a society that's lost its sense of balance.
#culture
The Telegraph: Sinead O’Connor waxwork compared to Thunderbirds withdrawn from Dublin museum
A waxwork of Sinead O’Connor in Ireland was swiftly withdrawn after being compared to a Thunderbirds puppet. Her brother labeled it "hideous," and the museum director admitted it didn’t pass proper approvals, promising a more accurate figure to honor her memory.
Realizing their misstep, the museum vows to listen to fan feedback and create a fitting tribute to the late singer, who was found dead last year.
#health
The Western Journal: WH Doctor Asked About Biden's Health, His Answer Isn’t Good for Joe
Dr. Kevin O’Connor tries to reassure the press about President Biden's health, but his evasive answers fail to convince. The whispers of doubt linger like smoke in a back alley; the trust evaporates with every insistent "everything's fine."
Amid political turbulence, doubts about Biden's fitness for office grow louder, as calls for him to step down echo within the halls of power. The clock is ticking, and no one's buying the act anymore.
#crime
Fox News: Trump rally bullet trajectory analysis contradicts FBI 'shrapnel' testimony on Capitol Hill: report
Amid the chaos of a July campaign rally, gunman Thomas Matthew Crooks unleashed a hail of bullets, with one reportedly grazing former President Trump's ear. As the details unravel, the FBI debates the nature of the injury—bullet or shrapnel—while the body count rises.
Trump’s response is fiery, challenging FBI Director Wray’s lack of clarity and rehashing old grievances. The investigation intensifies as the nation grapples with the fallout of targeted violence in politics.
The Western Journal: Leaders of Violent Sinaloa Cartel Arrested on US Soil
In a daring sting, U.S. authorities nabbed two key players of the Sinaloa Cartel in El Paso: Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada and Joaquin Guzman Lopez, son of El Chapo. They were lured under false pretenses, believing they were heading to inspect property in Mexico.
Now, as they face charges tied to the fentanyl crisis, the long arm of the law tightens around their once-untouchable empire. Justice is ready to deal the cards in a game they thought they controlled.
GB News: Manchester police officer now under CRIMINAL investigation for assault
A Manchester Airport police officer is under criminal investigation after video surfaced showing him stamping on a detained man's head. Outrage followed, leading to protests in Rochdale and Manchester. The officer has been suspended as the IOPC delves deeper into the incident.
The investigation has shifted from misconduct to criminal as injuries were reported, including a broken nose for a constable and a brain cyst for the detained man. Community leaders are engaged while the family calls for peace amid chaos.
The Telegraph: France reeling from co-ordinated attacks that leave Olympic plans ‘in ruins’
Amid the buzz of the Paris Olympics, the city is thrown into chaos by coordinated sabotage of its rail lines, leaving countless travelers stranded. Cables burned and signals cut, suggesting a sinister hand at play, be it rogue radicals or a foreign adversary.
Authorities scramble to uncover the perpetrators behind this old-school arson that derailed plans, while fingers point toward Russia and Iran, shrouding the Games in uncertainty. A well-timed blow against national pride; France rallies, but the damage is done.
#sports
Le Monde: Paris 2024: How to follow the Olympics with Le Monde in English
In the shadow of the Eiffel Tower, Norwegian and Australian athletes are sharpening their skills for the upcoming Olympics in Paris. As the Games approach, Le Monde promises a front-row seat with live coverage, insider tips, and all the latest buzz from the City of Light.
With a dedicated app and social media channels, they're geared up to provide daily guides and real-time updates, ensuring no one misses the thrill of the Olympics. Dive into the excitement, either in-person or from afar.