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26 Jul 2024
#politics
The Telegraph: How Gerald Ford predicted Kamala Harris’s presidential run
Gerald Ford predicted 35 years ago that America’s first female president would rise not through conventional means, but through a male predecessor's demise. His vision unfolded as Kamala Harris, now poised for the nomination, grapples with the current political arena.
While Ford's foresight echoes today's tumultuous election climate, America still awaits its first woman in the Oval Office. The journey, paved with years of political shifts, reflects a long road for women in power, stretching the timeline well beyond Ford’s initial forecast.
Liberty Nation News: Open Borders America: Harris Pulled on Carpet for Immigration Fails - Liberty Nation News
Trouble brewed like cheap whiskey in a back alley after Vice President Harris became the likely Democratic nominee. House Republicans filed articles of impeachment against her, accusing her of ignoring Biden's cognitive decline and failing to control the chaos at the border.
As the political storm raged, Biden's claims of decreasing migrant crossings were challenged, exposing the tangled web of numbers and policies. With bipartisan condemnation echoing through the halls of Congress, the narrative of accountability took center stage.
#society
GB News: Temperatures surge to 31C in days as Britain set for 'Mediterranean heat blast'
A European heatwave is bringing summer sizzle to the UK, with London expecting 31°C and other regions basking in elevated temps. High pressure promises dry, sunny days, while some thunderstorms may rumble—a classic British twist.
The warm spell could meet heatwave status, though its reign might be short-lived, with unpredictable shifts lurking ahead. Just last year, the country faced its first extreme heat warning, raising alarms over record temps.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: Kremlin says Paris did not inform it of Russian suspect's arrest
A Russian chef, Kirill Gryaznov, was arrested in Paris, suspected of plotting to destabilize the upcoming Olympics. He allegedly gathered intelligence for the FSB and had documents of diplomatic interest at his home, raising suspicions about his intentions.
The Kremlin, blindsided by the arrest, expressed frustration over not being informed directly by France. As tensions rise, Paris investigations delve into actions threatening national interests ahead of the Olympic games.
Fox News: Netanyahu reportedly upset with Harris over VP’s Israel remarks as White House pushes back
The White House is denying that Israeli PM Netanyahu is upset with Vice President Harris over her critical remarks on the Gaza conflict, branding them as an attempt to push for a ceasefire and hostage deal. An Israeli official worries her statements might undermine negotiations.
Harris emphasized U.S. support for Israel while acknowledging the humanitarian crisis, indicating it's time to resolve the conflict securely. Meanwhile, some suggest she is manipulating U.S. foreign policy, firmly stepping into a more prominent role.
#economy
Forbes: Americans Saved The Least Amount Last Month Since 2022—As Wallets Remain Light Despite Strong Economy
Americans are saving less, with the personal savings rate dropping to 3.4%, the lowest since late 2022. This reflects the squeeze of persistent inflation, cutting savings in half compared to pre-pandemic levels, even as the economy shows growth.
The overall economic performance remains strong, but consumer sentiment worsens. The upcoming Federal Open Markets Committee meeting could signal a potential shift in rates, which might breathe life back into personal savings.
#military
The Telegraph: America’s ghost bombers enter the ‘Spirit Realm’
The B-2 Spirit, though aging and costly, undergoes a vital software upgrade as the U.S. Air Force prepares for the B-21 Raider's arrival. This upgrade enhances flexibility in mission capabilities, acknowledging the B-2's unmatched stealth role until its eventual replacement.
Despite high operational costs, the B-2 remains invaluable for long-range strikes, highlighting the precarious balance the Air Force must maintain during the transition to the B-21. Each bomber's rarity underscores its strategic importance in potential conflict scenarios.
#health
Fox News: Richard Simmons saw only 'beautiful bright rainbows' in the finals weeks before his death
Richard Simmons, fitness icon, passed away on July 13 at 76, leaving behind a legacy of positivity and inclusiveness in health. A beloved figure since the '70s, he inspired many through his unique approach to wellness, prioritizing comfort over convention.
Even as he faced health challenges, including a skin cancer diagnosis, Simmons maintained his bright outlook, expressing gratitude for life and the chance to help others. His final days reflected the joy he found in uplifting those around him.
#crime
Breitbart: Harvey Weinstein Rushed to NYC Hospital in Medical Emergency
Harvey Weinstein, the fallen titan of Tinseltown, has been whisked from Rikers Island to Bellevue Hospital, battling a slew of ailments—coronavirus, heart issues, and high blood pressure—as he awaits retrial for sexual assaults.
Despite the legal setbacks, he remains incarcerated for a separate California conviction.
GB News: 'We're supposed to go to the opening ceremony!' Olympic fans face cancellations and delays after Eurostar chaos
Eurostar travelers are fuming as they’re warned against heading to Paris just hours before the Olympic opening ceremony. Delays and massive queues threaten to derail their plans, all thanks to vandals who decided to torch the high-speed rail network.
Panic and frustration grip the station as fans scramble, caught in a mess they never anticipated.
#sports
Forbes: Everything We Know About Today’s Olympics Opening Ceremony—As Lady Gaga-Céline Dion Duet Rumors Fly
The 2024 Paris Olympics kicks off with an unprecedented outdoor opening ceremony along the Seine, featuring over 10,000 athletes and notable figures like First Lady Jill Biden. Rumors swirl about Lady Gaga and Céline Dion possibly taking the stage together.
However, discontent brews among performers who claim they are underpaid, with a strike notice filed just hours before the big event. As excitement builds, it seems Paris has much more than just Olympic glory at stake.