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27 Jul 2024
#politics
Forbes: Trump Vs. Harris 2024 Polls: Trump Virtually Tied With Harris In HarrisX/Forbes Poll And New WSJ Poll
In a tight race just under 100 days to the election, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump find themselves in a precarious neck-and-neck battle. Polls shift like shadows, revealing Harris’s slight gains since Biden’s exit, yet the specter of Trump's lead looms large.
The Democratic base is rallying around Harris, but doubts about her viability linger. Polls show her outperforming Biden, yet the race remains a fever dream of uncertainty, filled with fleeting hopes and haunting realities.
Times Of Israel: After meeting PM, Trump says Jews who vote Harris ‘should have their head examined’
Trump lashed out at Kamala Harris, claiming Jews who back her should “have their head examined.” He criticized her absence during Netanyahu's Congress speech and accused her of anti-Israel sentiments, heightening tensions ahead of the presidential race.
With Harris climbing in polls, Trump's strategy pivots to fierce attacks, despite warnings from allies to avoid racially charged rhetoric. The political landscape intensifies as both sides gear up for a contentious campaign.
#society
Le Monde: In Gaza, a young man with Down's syndrome was killed by an Israeli army dog
In Gaza City, Muhammed Bhar, a 24-year-old with Down's syndrome, found himself ensnared in the chaos of war. Cared for by his family, they resisted evacuation, fearing for his safety amid street violence and bombings. Their attempts to shelter him only led to horror.
During a military raid, a soldier’s dog viciously attacked him, even as he tried to soothe the beast. His brothers were taken away, leaving their fates unknown, while the army cited ongoing skirmishes with Hamas. The family's anguish echoed in the silence of a war zone.
The Economist: Shabana Mahmood, Britain’s new Lord Chancellor
Shabana Mahmood, raised in Birmingham’s gritty Small Heath, recently took the reins as Britain’s new Lord Chancellor. A child of modest beginnings, her journey from shopkeeper's daughter to a legal beacon reflects both ambition and the shifting sands of representation.
Yet the shadow of past challenges looms, as Britain grapples with economic woes and a military chief's war fears. Amidst quirky royal rituals and the struggles of historic shipbuilders, the nation finds itself at a crossroads of identity and destiny.
The Telegraph: Three members of gospel group the Nelons killed in Wyoming plane crash
A tragic plane crash in Wyoming claimed the lives of seven, including three members of the gospel group the Nelons. Co-founder Kelly Nelon Clark, her husband Jason, and daughter Amber were en route to a cruise when the aircraft experienced an autopilot failure.
In the aftermath, the family and community are left to mourn the loss, while investigators probe the wreckage for answers. Support pours in for the bereaved as they navigate this heartbreak.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Russian warships make second Cuba visit in 2 months
Russian warships dock in Havana, signaling a rekindled alliance amid escalating tensions with the U.S. Cuban authorities cheer, but beneath the surface, economic struggles fueled by sanctions prompt a flicker of hope from the old Soviet ties.
As the Kremlin strengthens ties with Cuba, the streets hum with desperation and scattered protests, a bitter mix of gratitude and dissent in a land haunted by its need for support.
#economy
Human Events: JOBOB: 4 in 10 Americans worried about income covering life expenses: poll
A recent CNN poll shows nearly 40% of Americans are worried about covering expenses, a rise from 28% in late 2021. Strategies like side jobs and cutting back on spending reflect a deepening financial strain, especially for those earning under $50,000.
Even as inflation rates ease, household budgets are still stretched thin, with families facing $925 more in monthly costs than three years ago. The economy may be growing, but for many, the reality is a squeeze that won't loosen anytime soon.
#military
The Telegraph: Ukrainian drone strikes Russian supersonic bomber
Ukrainian drones achieved a rare strike against a Russian Tu-22M3 bomber at an Arctic airfield, marking a significant move in their ongoing conflict. This hit, along with coordinated attacks on two other bases, showcases Ukraine's burgeoning drone capabilities amid mounting tensions.
Volodymyr Zelensky emphasized the psychological impact of these attacks, aiming to instill fear in Russian forces while saving Ukrainian lives. As military blogs criticize Russian aerial defenses, the drone strikes highlight the vulnerability of Moscow's air assets.