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29 Jul 2024
#politics
Fox News: Fox News Politics: A Betting Man Says...
Biden's pushing for Supreme Court reforms as Harris backs him, insisting he's fit for the job. The air's thick with speculation as Trump lays plans for debates amid a shifting political landscape that may favor Harris.
Election whispers grow as the 2024 race looms. Tensions rise in foreign affairs, with threats flying between Turkey and Israel.
Le Monde: Venezuela protesters take to the streets of Caracas over Maduro's claimed election win
In the smoky alleys of Caracas, the scent of discontent fills the air as residents clamor against Maduro's contested re-election. Chants echo that the regime's time is up, pot-banging protests punctuate the night, while National Guards scramble to quell the unrest.
Maduro, flanked by loyalist claims and accusations of a coup, remains defiant. As international observers express skepticism and local opposition cries foul, a tale of political shadows and betrayal unfolds, leaving the city's pulse racing in anxious anticipation.
Fox News: Harris campaign dismisses critics of ‘segregation’ fundraising effort
The Harris campaign faces backlash for fundraising events aimed at specific demographics, like "White Dudes for Harris" and "Karens for Kamala." Critics argue they're promoting division, while supporters claim such targeted outreach is just typical political strategy.
Despite the controversy, the events have generated significant funds and participation, with nearly $2 million raised so far. The campaign insists it's normal practice, mirroring tactics used by past administrations, including Donald Trump's outreach efforts.
Breitbart: The Barely-Conservatives Running to Lead the Conservative Party
The Conservative Party faces the wreckage of its worst electoral defeat in history, a crash landing after 14 years of compromised promises and internal strife. With leadership nominations flooding in, divisions loom—will it reshape to counter Nigel Farage’s Reform UK or cling to its fading ideals?
As hopefuls jockey for position, the question lingers: can the Tories reconcile their contradictions, or will they spiral further into confusion? While the leadership hierarchy emerges, Braverman’s exit hints at deeper fractures, leaving the party's future hanging by a thread.
Fox News: 'Stop pretending': Conservative activist wants Dems behind SCOTUS ethics rules to take their own medicine
A conservative heavy-hitter challenges Biden's push for Supreme Court reforms, claiming the real corruption festers in Congress. He argues if ethics were the goal, both parties should clean their own houses first, not just the bench.
This dance around judicial integrity is less about principle and more about power struggles.
Times Of Israel: Hamas accuses Netanyahu of stalling hostage deal with new demands
Hamas accused Netanyahu of stalling ceasefire talks by imposing new demands, claiming his evasive strategy prolongs the conflict. Meanwhile, street protests grow, fueled by families of hostages urging action for their return, while the US mediates ongoing negotiations.
The war rages on, with overwhelming casualties reported as Israel and Hamas remain at an impasse. The question hangs heavy: peace or politics?
The Federalist: Harris Campaign Claims Vance Supports Project That Didn't Exist
Kamala Harris’ campaign misrepresented a three-year-old podcast clip to suggest J.D. Vance endorses a conservative project, claiming he fully supports Project 2025. The interview occurred before Vance's Senate run and the project's emergence, raising questions about the accuracy of the campaign's claims.
The podcast features Vance discussing conservatives' loss of power and how evangelizing about white privilege may neglect working-class struggles. Harris' team used the clip for political maneuvering, aligning with leftist fears over Project 2025, which has drawn both criticism and defense from various commentators.
Fox News: Abortion front-and-center in ‘swing’ Minnesota as official invites Iowans to avoid new ‘extreme’ ban
As Iowa enacts a six-week abortion ban, Minnesota's Lt. Gov. Flanagan invites Iowans to seek refuge in her state for reproductive rights. Meanwhile, Trump trails Harris as the political winds shift, his campaign attempting to salvage support in a historically blue state.
With Democrats hammering Republicans over abortion issues, Minnesota embraces its role as a sanctuary, while voices grow louder about the national implications of state policies.
Breitbart: Rock Star Morrissey Calls Out Fauci, Bill Gates, Klaus Schwab as 'Criminals' During Vegas Concert
Morrissey took jabs at power players Fauci, Gates, and Schwab during a Las Vegas concert, branding them “criminals” on a large screen while critiquing the so-called educated elite in his lyrics. His long-standing critique of the globalist agenda fuels media backlash against him.
Fox News: Iran trying to sabotage Trump's presidential campaign: US intelligence
U.S. intelligence claims Iran is eyeing the 2024 election, deploying online tactics to sway public opinion and undermine Trump, whom they view as a criminal. Tehran insists they’re merely seeking justice for General Soleimani's assassination.
Meanwhile, Russia’s no slouch either, intensifying its influence games to erode trust in U.S. democracy and support for Ukraine. The stakes have never been higher.
The Western Journal: Democratic VP Front-Runner Started a Spy Technology Company Partially Funded by China
Senator Mark Kelly, a top VP nominee for 2024, faces scrutiny over his ties to China through his co-founded company, World View, which shifted from space tourism to surveillance services. Critics raise alarms about his past connections and investments linked to Chinese government interests.
With a history of meetings with Tencent, the tech giant tied to state surveillance, Kelly's ambitions clash with rising security concerns over foreign influence. As the specter of Chinese surveillance balloons looms large, doubts about his patriotism simmer in the background.
#society
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu, Herzog appeal for ‘calm’ after mob storms IDF base with far-right MKs
Right-wing politicians erupted in fury after Military Police detained nine IDF soldiers at Sde Teiman amid an investigation into allegations of severe detainee abuse. Nationalist activists rioted outside, leading to a chaotic scene, with calls for calm from Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Defense Minister Gallant stressed that the law applies to all, while Army Chief Halevi condemned the break-in. Tensions rose as politicians debated the arrests, amid accusations of undermining military authority. Investigations continue into the serious claims of maltreatment.
Fox News: Prince William once 'dumped' Kate Middleton over the phone, shouted 'I'm free!' at London nightclub: author
Prince William and Kate Middleton faced a rocky patch in 2007 when he broke up with her over the phone, opting to celebrate his newfound freedom with friends. Kate, while hurt, took the time to focus on herself, which ultimately led to their reconciliation.
Months later, their paths crossed at a party where the spark rekindled, leaving their breakup as a mere footnote in a royal love story.
#economy
Forbes: How To Be Successful On Wall Street Without Beating The Market
In the gritty underbelly of Wall Street, PGIM Quant's George N. Patterson, a former NASA physicist, hacks the chaotic dance of stock prices with a Ph.D. team. They sift through terabytes of data, executing 400,000 trades annually through a complex web of algorithms and theories, all while navigating the unpredictable nature of the market.
Yet behind the cold calculations lies the essence of finance: noise, anomalies, and the fickle whims of risk. Patterson reminds us that while data can refine our understanding, it can also lead us astray, a precarious tightrope walk between science and the raw reality of human behavior.
#sports
Times Of Israel: Sailing frustrations, surfing triumphs and tough judo battles for Israel in Paris
Competition for Israel’s athletes at the Paris Olympics is marred by disappointments and tough breaks. Winds halted windsurfing races, leading to poor results and disqualifications for medal hopefuls like Sharon Kantor, while judokas and swimmers also faced early exits.
Despite the setbacks, a glimmer of hope lies in surfing, with Anat Lelior advancing in Tahiti. Amid the struggles, athletes strive to represent their country with pride, hoping to bring a touch of solace back home.