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26 Jul 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Rep. Jackson: Trump's Medical Records Say ‘Gunshot Wound,' Wray Wrong to Suggest Anything Else
Rep. Ronny Jackson asserts that former President Trump suffered a gunshot wound during an assassination attempt in July, rebutting FBI Director Wray’s claims that the injury could be from shrapnel or glass. Jackson insists the medical evaluation confirms it was a bullet that struck Trump’s ear.
Amidst the swirling doubts, Trump’s health is reportedly improving, leaving both supporters and critics to ponder the implications of the incident on the political landscape.
The Western Journal: Trump Is Absolutely Smoking Kamala and Others in Latest Rasmussen Poll
The numbers don’t lie, and in the smoky haze of campaign trials, Donald Trump is pulling ahead of Kamala Harris by a solid 7 points, as the Rasmussen poll shows. The media’s cheerleading for Harris feels like a desperate dance, trying to spark life into a fading narrative.
With a history of accuracy on their side, Rasmussen's results signal that despite shifting winds, the race isn’t as tight as some would have you believe. The ghosts of 2016 loom large, a reminder that hype can be a trick played by those clutching at straws.
Fox News: 'White dudes for Harris' to hold call after 160,000 White women join ‘Karens for Kamala’ Zoom
In a bid to rally support for Kamala Harris, "White Dudes for Harris" will host a virtual call, expecting over 10,000 white men to pledge allegiance to her presidential ambition. This gathering follows a record-setting Zoom call by 164,000 white women showing their backing.
The movement echoes recent events uniting Black men and women and aims to counteract perceived threats from MAGA supporters. Organizers hope to reshape the narrative and bolster enthusiasm for Harris as the candidate who embodies democratic values.
Fox News: Park Police union says officers ‘did everything they could’ during DC anti-Israel riot
Protests erupted at Union Station against Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, with thousands rallying, vandalizing federal property, and supporting Hamas. Only 23 arrests were made, raising criticism, but the Park Police defended their actions as constrained by staffing shortages.
The White House condemned the protests, branding them as disgraceful acts of terrorism support that threaten American values.
Front Page Magazine: New BLM Riots Incoming
In the political theater of election years, chaos is often choreographed. With Kamala Harris engaged in a balancing act between tragic incidents and campaign ambitions, the specter of BLM resurfaces, echoing the urgency of another outraged public—not for justice, but for a shot at glory.
Amid a deadly incident involving Sonya Massey, whose mental health crisis ended in tragedy, the line between advocacy and opportunism blurs. The tragic reality becomes fodder for a campaign, as familiar players step in to exploit the unrest, signaling that the streets may soon echo with the past.
Fox News: Fox News Poll: Close races in battleground states show voters locked in
Voters in four key states are ready to see Biden exit the presidential race, with many wanting him to finish his term. Kamala Harris is neck-and-neck with Trump, drawing strong support from Democrats, but the economy looms large in voters' minds.
With the stakes high and opinions strong, the battlefield is set. The electorate is restless, feeling the pinch, and it's clear who they blame, but it’s a tight race beneath the surface.
Fox News: Ramaswamy warns GOP on several 'hard realities' to address before criticizing Harris: 'Hurting our chances'
Vivek Ramaswamy warned Republicans to recalibrate their critique of Kamala Harris, highlighting that reactive attacks may backfire. He dismissed the notion of calling for Biden’s removal, arguing it only benefits Harris by granting her presidential leverage.
Instead, Ramaswamy urged party members to focus on a cohesive message that emphasizes their vision for the future, rather than getting mired in past political squabbles that confuse voters.
Fox News: Fox News Poll: Dead heat between Harris and Trump in Michigan
In a tight race for Michigan's presidency, Vice President Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are neck and neck at 49% each. Harris outshines Biden among key demographics but struggles with older voters while the economy looms large for many voters.
Meanwhile, while Trump retains favor among independents and evangelicals, Harris's energy has invigorated the Democrats, hinting at a potential shift in the landscape. With Biden's favorability dipping, he unwittingly opens the door for Harris and possibly a stronger candidate, Gretchen Whitmer.
#society
Breitbart: Consumers Beware: Ohio Supreme Court Rules 'Boneless' Chicken May Contain Bones
In a gripping twist of irony, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled that "boneless chicken" might still come with bones. A man choked on a bone from "boneless wings," leading to serious health issues, but judges decided diners should anticipate bones, calling it common sense.
Dissenters argued this decision undermines the jury system and consumer protection. It's a stark reminder: in the culinary jungle, don’t trust a label—bone or not, the danger lurks beneath the surface.
Breitbart: Two Olympic Broadcasters Suffer 'Significant Assault' in Paris Robbery Attempt
In Paris, two Australian Olympic staffers were assaulted during an attempted robbery as they walked to their lodgings. They fought off the attackers but emerged shaken, prompting warnings for others to stay vigilant in the city's treacherous streets.
Just days earlier, a gruesome assault on an Australian woman highlighted the growing concerns over safety during the games, as preparations turned chaotic for the athletes.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Negotiators fear PM taking harder line in hostage talks ‘to cause crisis’ — reports
Netanyahu's hardline tactics are jeopardizing ongoing negotiations for the release of hostages held by Hamas, as insiders whisper concerns that he's playing a dangerous game with their lives. The clock is ticking, and expectations from his US trip loom over the fragile talks.
Despite Biden's backing and discussions with Jordan's King Abdullah about ceasefire efforts, the situation remains dire. Hamas continues to hold 111 out of 251 captives, and casualties on both sides mount in this bitter standoff.
Breitbart: Israel Warns France that Iran Is Planning Attacks at Paris Olympics
In a tense communication, Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz alerted France to Iran's purported plans to target Israeli citizens during the Paris Olympics, set to kick off shortly. Despite the seriousness of the threats, French officials remained tight-lipped while tensions escalated.
As chaos brewed with railway sabotage and alarming death threats toward Israeli athletes, the shadow of the past loomed large, echoing the Munich Massacre. Katz insisted urgent measures are necessary to thwart Iranian influence.
#economy
The Imaginative Conservative: Reflections on Hilaire Belloc’s "Essay on the Restoration of Property"
Hilaire Belloc's vision of a "proprietary economy" promotes widespread private property ownership as essential for true economic freedom. This contrasts starkly with capitalist concentration and state control seen in communism.
While advocating for a distributist approach may elicit fears of redistribution, Belloc insists on a system where families hold property, raising crucial questions about feasibility without government intervention.
#crime
The Western Journal: Teen Charged for Allegedly Derailing Freight Train, Filming It for a Video
A teenager's love for trains turned deadly as he recorded a collision that led to a significant derailment and hefty damages. Now facing felony charges, he unwittingly provided investigators a lead with his own revealing comments about a faulty switch.
The evidence trails back to him, the crime solidified by his video and eerie timing at the scene. As authorities dig deeper, it looks like this train enthusiast may face the harsh realities of adult court.
Fox News: Georgia girl, 12, missing since May, found safe in Ohio; suspect arrested
A 12-year-old girl from Georgia, Maria Gomez-Perez, missing since May, was found in Ohio with 31-year-old Antonio Agustin, a Guatemalan citizen. The girl's online contact with her father led authorities to her location, and Agustin is now facing charges including rape.
Sheriff Couch noted the complexities of technology, which facilitated the recovery yet also allowed the girl to leave with a stranger. Investigations into Agustin's legal status are underway.
Fox News: 95 Libyan nationals arrested in South Africa at suspected secret military training camp
In a quiet corner of Mpumalanga, South African police unearthed a secret military camp, snaring 95 Libyan nationals masquerading as security guard trainees. But whispers of more camps linger in the air like smoke from a barrel.
The men, clad in civilian rags, are entwined in a web of crime, raising alarm bells about a brewing threat in southern Africa. Investigations suggest they were receiving proper military training, far from the lawful intent of their study visas.
The Western Journal: Trump's Former Physician Savages Wray for Suggesting 45 Wasn't Hit by a Bullet
FBI Director Wray stirred trouble with his doubts over Trump’s ear wound, suggesting it could be shrapnel or glass, igniting fury from the former president. Trump’s ex-physician, Ronny Jackson, stepped in to slam Wray, asserting it was definitely a bullet wound, not just speculation.
Amid rising tensions, questions linger about the security failures that allowed the shooting at a Trump rally, with an FBI affiliate now under scrutiny, yet no proof of foul play from the security forces.
#technology
Fox News: Exciting AI tools and games you can try for free
In a world where art eludes some, AI emerges as the unlikely muse. From crafting catchy tunes to spicing up mundane videos, it turns struggle into creation with just a prompt—a digital canvas for the tech-challenged.
Whether it's using AI for playful graphics or quick content, the tools aren't just clever; they're a ticket to free expression. Just because you can't paint doesn't mean you can't create.