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26 Jul 2024
#politics
Times Of Israel: French police said probing threat against Herzog ahead of Olympics opening ceremony
French police are probing a social media threat against President Isaac Herzog during the Paris Olympics, linked to rising security concerns over Israeli athletes amidst tensions with Iran. Herzog expressed trust in French security as he prepared for the opening ceremony.
Amidst rising antisemitism and heightened security measures, Herzog faced backlash from hostages' families for comments perceived as trivializing their plight. Authorities remain vigilant, enforcing strict protections for Israeli delegations in light of ongoing threats.
The Western Journal: Secret Service ‘Repeatedly' Rejected Offer That Could've Helped Thwart Trump Rally Shooter: Whistleblower
The Secret Service turned down repeated offers from local police for drone surveillance at a Trump rally, despite warnings that a shooter had been scouting the event. Whistleblower claims the agency failed to secure the site, allowing an assassination attempt to unfold.
Senator Hawley demands answers from DHS over what he calls “staggering security failures” that jeopardized Trump's life, criticizing the federal agency for its incompetence amidst a backdrop of national unrest.
Fox News: New poll shows Trump, Harris tied in key battleground state: 'Close as close can be'
In a tightening Michigan race, Trump and Harris are neck and neck at 41%, with Kennedy drawing key independent votes. Biden's exit reshuffles the dynamics, turning the campaign into a three-way contest that complicates predictions.
Amid whispers of Whitmer as Harris's running mate, the stakes have never been higher for the battleground state. With history swinging like a pendulum, every vote counts in this high-stakes game.
The Economist: Can Donald Trump win back suburban voters?
In the murky waters of Michigan, Republicans are trying to reel in college-educated suburbanites with a softer version of Trump. But the charm offensive isn't landing; it’s like trying to sweeten a bitter pill.
The road to reclaiming those votes is proving to be a rocky one.
Fox News: Vulnerable House Dem's campaign makes stunning admission on potential Harris endorsement: 'Clear statement'
In the heart of Capitol Hill, Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez sidestep questions about Vice President Kamala Harris, leaving more questions than answers. She's swimming in uncertainty as a vulnerable Democrat, caught between party loyalty and local issues.
Her recent vote against Harris' handling of the border hints at deeper dissatisfaction, revealing her struggle for survival in a tight re-election bid.
Fox News: Whitmer on GOP charges replacing Biden was 'undemocratic': 'Give me a break'
In a surprising twist, President Biden endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris as the 2024 Democratic nominee, leaving Republicans accusing the party of undemocratic practices. Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer defended the move, arguing it was a natural transition after Biden's rocky campaign.
As Harris' support surged within the Democratic ranks, critics clamored that corporate and elite interests had sidelined democratic voting. Whitmer, meanwhile, bolstered Harris’ candidacy, suggesting the country could embrace two women at the top of the ticket.
The Federalist: There Is No Shortage Of Radical Left-Wing Assassins
After the failed assassination of Donald Trump, the media eagerly focused on the shooter's political ties, branding him a "registered Republican." This narrative attempts to frame political violence as a right-wing issue, ignoring the left's own history of radical violence.
Yet, assassins come in all ideologies. Historical figures like Lee Harvey Oswald and Leon Czolgosz illustrate that leftist motivations have led to political killings, reminding us that political violence transcends simple partisan labels.
Breitbart: Kamala Harris Supported Bernie Sanders’ Medicare for All Legislation
In 2019, Kamala Harris co-sponsored Bernie Sanders' “Medicare for All,” marking her as the most left-leaning senator, even surpassing Sanders. Critics warn the plan threatens private insurance, delays care, and would lead to higher taxes.
Most Americans oppose the initiative, as analyses suggest significant cuts to provider reimbursements are necessary to achieve cost savings.
Breitbart: Dem Rep. Casten: Dems Who Voted to Rebuke Harris on Border Were Trying to Save Their Seats, Didn't Really Mean It
In the sharp edges of political maneuvering, Rep. Sean Casten cuts through the smoke—Democrats sidelining real issues to play it safe in vulnerable districts. Their symbolic condemnation of Kamala Harris is just noise; a nonbinding gesture to appease constituents.
It’s a desperate dance, the kind that distracts from true governance while they scramble to stay in power. When the stakes are high and the issues are real, these empty votes speak volumes.
Fox News: Doocy grills White House on claims that Harris was never 'border czar'
In a tense exchange, Peter Doocy of Fox News pressed White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on whether Vice President Kamala Harris ever served as "border czar." He quoted Democratic claims denying any such title, questioning the party's sensitivity regarding the ongoing border crisis.
Despite Jean-Pierre asserting that Harris was never appointed to such a role, critics pointed out that previous news reports had used the term. The ongoing debate highlights the complex dynamics surrounding immigration policies and Harris' political standing as challenges persist along the southern border.
#society
The Telegraph: Olympics opening ceremony live: Build-up and updates from Paris 2024
As the Seine readies for the 2024 Olympic opener, shadows loom. Amidst anticipation, a wave of scandals and sabotage threats to the rail system cast a pall over Paris's grand spectacle.
Tonight, 300,000 eyes will seek glory, but the whispers of chaos lie just beneath the surface.
GB News: Prince Harry 'irony' of latest documentary exposed as Royal Family 'rise above' tabloids
Prince Harry's "ironic" ITV documentary showcases his ongoing legal strife with tabloids, portraying it as a key factor in his split from the Royal Family. He claims the UK is too perilous for Meghan due to security concerns, stirring debate about blame and media relationships.
Critics like Rafe Heydel-Mankoo argue Harry's campaign against the press undermines royal standards and seeks another inquiry into media practices, while the monarchy must maintain its dignity to survive. Once a prince, Harry's now a tabloid fixture, chasing headlines like any Hollywood star.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Hamas said to reject proposal for hostage-ceasefire deal before receiving it
Hamas shot down an Israeli hostage-ceasefire proposal that hadn’t even hit their desk yet, calling it bizarre. Tensions rise as Netanyahu insists there’s no room for Hamas fighters to return north, complicating U.S.-mediated negotiations for the release of hostages.
The stakes are high, with families of the kidnapped clinging to hope, as Israel aims for control over the Philadelphi Corridor to curb smuggling. As talks wade through murky waters, time pushes strategies to the brink.
Times Of Israel: ‘It must end’: Australia, New Zealand, Canada call for immediate Gaza ceasefire
Australia, New Zealand, and Canada demand an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, urging Israel to heed a UN court ruling declaring its West Bank settlements illegal. They stress that civilian protection is paramount, while condemning Hamas and extremist settlers alike.
Despite the ruling, Israel stands firm, defending its military control as necessary for negotiations. Concerns grow over violence spilling beyond Gaza, with fears of a broader conflict while calls for action intensify.
#military
Fox News: NASA says no return date yet for astronauts and malfunctioning Boeing capsule 'stuck' at ISS
Two test pilots, Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, are stranded aboard Boeing's troubled Starliner capsule, with thruster failures and helium leaks forcing an extended stay at the ISS. NASA's plans remain clouded, with no return date in sight and backup options under consideration.
As engineers scramble to fix the problems, Boeing's issues threaten future missions, while SpaceX's flights face delays of their own. The stakes are high in this high-altitude game of contingency and trust.
#history
Breitbart: Treasure Hunt: 1800s Shipwreck Laden With Champagne Found
In the depths of the Baltic Sea, Polish divers uncovered a sunken 19th-century ship brimming with treasures: porcelain and nearly 100 bottles of Champagne and mineral water destined for royal courts. This unexpected find raises questions about its historical context and the future of exploration.
The wreck’s remarkable preservation hints at secrets waiting to be revealed, as experts eye its vintage contents. The final decision on the wreck’s fate rests with Swedish authorities, flipping old maritime tales into modern intrigue.
GB News: Bomber Command Day: 99-year-old veteran remembers first taste of combat - 'Am I dreaming?'
In the shadow of war and memory, 99-year-old Roy Briggs recalls his days as a bomber crewman, from the warp of flak to his poignant Operation Manna—dropping food to starving Dutch civilians. A boy from Battersea turned veteran of skies, he carries the weight of history in his heart.
As he speaks of past and present, he sees echoes of tyranny in the acts of Russia today, warning that his nation must prepare before history repeats itself. The ghosts of war linger, binding generations in a shared, heavy narrative of loss and lessons unforgotten.
Breitbart: Watch Live: Dr. Burt Folsom on the Truth About FDR at YAF National Conservative Student Conference
Dr. Burt Folsom cuts through the smoke of history, dissecting FDR's legacy for a young crowd hungry for clarity. His words breathe life into the murky waters of past decisions, reminding them that history is a tough mistress.
In a world of tangled narratives, Folsom's insights are a call to see through the fog. The truth waits to be uncovered.
#crime
Times Of Israel: Israeli private investigator accused of hacking for hire goes on trial in London
In a game of shadows, Amit Forlit, an Israeli sleuth with hacking skills, faces extradition to the U.S. for wire fraud and conspiracy. Arrested at Heathrow, his facade cracked under scrutiny, alleging his hacking was merely hired help for corporate agendas.
The courtroom drama unfolds as he fights back, claiming innocence while the clock ticks toward a January showdown. The stakes? Millions in classified secrets and reputations on the line in a world where the truth is as elusive as a phantom in the night.
Forbes: U.S. Charges GameStop Short-Seller Andrew Left And Citron Capital With Fraud
Andrew Left, a well-known short-seller, faces serious charges from the SEC and Justice Department for securities fraud, allegedly making $20 million by misleading investors. He’s accused of manipulating stock positions and fabricating relationships with hedge funds.
If convicted, Left could spend up to 370 years in prison, with implications for his firm and future dealings in the volatile trade of meme stocks.
GB News: Harry and Meghan 'never believe things are their fault', claims Heydel-Mankoo
Prince Harry makes a pointed cameo in an ITV documentary, reflecting on his ongoing tussle with the tabloids. He underscores his courtroom triumph, hinting at the ironies of fame and scrutiny in his royal life.