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26 Jul 2024
#politics
GB News: Politics LIVE: Starmer and Reeves to claim UK has £19 BILLION 'blackhole' as Labour prepares mega tax raid
A £20 billion black hole looms over public finances, with Labour set to reveal the fallout from Conservative spending. Changes to tax may be needed, but Sir Keir Starmer vows to avoid austerity. The challenge of economic repair now rests on Labour’s shoulders.
Amid whispers of controversy in women's sports, Labour's Lisa Nandy is criticized for her stance on trans athletes, igniting a backlash from athletes. As the Chancellor prepares a statement, tensions within the party signal a landscape fraught with challenges.
The Federalist: Media Won't Tell You Corruption Defined Kamala Harris' Affair
Kamala Harris steps into the spotlight as a presumptive Democratic nominee, but media attempts to sanitize her controversial past are as transparent as a cheap trick. They gloss over her early ties to political heavyweight Willie Brown, ignoring the questions of merit and sincerity.
Despite claims of victimhood, the facts reveal a history of opportunism wrapped in a narrative of empowerment, where connections shaped her ascent more than qualifications did. Truth be told, the path to her power is paved with dubious dealings and a willful disregard for accountability.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Battle Lines: The future of the Israel-Gaza war & the geopolitics of the Olympic Games
In a world crackling with tension, Gaza and Israel's conflict raises questions about its potential expansion. Meanwhile, geopolitics looms over the impending Paris 2024 Olympics, highlighting the interplay of identity and global influence.
As conflicts ripple across Europe, the Middle East, and beyond, traditional alliances dissolve, revealing a precarious international balance. The new podcast, Battle Lines, unpacks these shifting dynamics for a clearer view of our chaotic world.
#culture
Breitbart: Olivia Culpo Defends Decision to Wear Modest Wedding Dress That Didn't 'Exude Sex'
Olivia Culpo's wedding to NFL star Christian McCaffrey drew sharp criticism over her traditional dress, which some fashionistas derided as lacking personality. Despite the backlash, Culpo stood firm, emphasizing her desire to reflect timelessness and authenticity on her big day.
Culpo dismissed the negativity, asserting she aimed for a look that honored her commitment. In a world obsessed with glamour, she embraced simplicity and love, leaving her critics in the dust.
GB News: Women's sport 'corrupted' by trans males as ex-Olympian blasts Labour's Culture Secretary for 'passing the buck'
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy stirred the pot, saying some trans athletes might compete in women's sports, leaving the decision to the governing bodies. Critics argue this passes the buck and undermines the integrity of women's competition, with biology playing a key role.
Former Olympic athlete Mara Yamauchi slammed Nandy, declaring that male athletes shouldn't compete in the female category, as it corrupts the essence of fair play. The debate intensifies, highlighting the clash between inclusivity and the preservation of women's sports.
#health
The Telegraph: World’s first Oropouche virus deaths reported in Brazil
Brazil's health ministry reports the first fatalities from the Oropouche virus, a disease transmitted by flies and mosquitoes. Two young women from Bahia died showing severe symptoms akin to dengue, highlighting a rising epidemic with thousands infected in 2024.
The CDC warns of outbreaks spreading across Latin America, rooted deep in the Amazon since 1960. As Brazil grapples with its growing infection count, the specter of life-threatening complications looms large.
#crime
GB News: France high speed rail vandalised in 'malicious' attack with transport system in chaos just hours before Olympic opening ceremony
Vandals set fire to France's high-speed rail lines, disrupting travel ahead of the Paris Olympics. The state operator SNCF reported major damage affecting connections to key regions, with widespread cancellations and delayed journeys for international services like Eurostar.
The Sports Minister condemned these acts, emphasizing their threat to the integrity of the games and the nation. Disruption looms as the world turns its gaze to Paris.
The Telegraph: Ukraine-Russia war live: Kremlin publishes car bomb 'confession' video
In a chilling confession aired by Russian state media, Yevgeny Serebyrakov, a Russian citizen, admits to carrying out a car bombing in Moscow under the orders of Ukraine's spy agency. The explosion killed an officer and injured his wife, all while promises of Ukrainian citizenship and cash dangled before him.
Serebyrakov claims he was recruited in Istanbul, thrust into a grisly plot that turned into a fiery spectacle. Ukraine has yet to respond to this explosive allegation, leaving questions hanging in the smoky air.
Breitbart: Activists in Mexico Ask Drug Cartels for Help as Government Can't Stop Kidnappings
In Reynosa, activists implore rival drug cartels to restore peace after gunmen kidnapped a school teacher in front of his daughter. With the government's silence deafening, they appeal to the cartels for a return to their "old school" methods that spared innocent lives.
Their plea reveals a desperate hope amid ongoing turf wars between the Gulf Cartel and CJNG, where violence now spills onto the streets and into homes, shattering the fragile order of daily life.
#sports
Breitbart: Canada Olympic Soccer Team Caught Flying Spy Drone over Rivals' Practice
Two members of the Canadian Olympic soccer team were dismissed for using a drone to spy on the New Zealand women’s team during practice, breaching Olympic fair play. The Canadian Olympic Committee's shock was palpable, and ethics training was ordered for all staff.
In a twist, assistant coach Jasmine Mander's brother plays for New Zealand, adding a personal sting to the scandal as the teams prepared to face off. Head coach Bev Priestman took responsibility, withdrawing from the upcoming match to uphold sportsmanship.