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30 Jul 2024
#politics
GB News: 'Senedd's GB News ban is plain wrong and could breach equalities law,' says Andrew RT Davies
In a move that smacks of censorship, the Senedd has permanently banned GB News from its internal broadcasts, despite allowing other channels to air. Advocates argue this undermines free speech and alienates a significant number of viewers who rely on the channel for news.
As allegations of funding scandals swirl around the Labour Party, critics see the ban as politically motivated, reinforcing a divide between the political elite and the Welsh public. It’s a stark reminder that in the game of political survival, the truth often gets locked away.
The Western Journal: Top VP Contender Withdraws from Kamala Harris' Shortlist
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper has pulled his hat from the ring as a vice presidential candidate for Kamala Harris, citing the timing as not right for him or his state. With term limits looming, he's wary of leaving while Lt. Gov. Robinson eyes his seat.
Other potential picks for Harris include governors and senators from battleground states, as she faces a crucial selection ahead of the upcoming Democratic National Convention.
GB News: Eamonn Holmes in rant about illegal immigration: 'We can't solve the world's problems!'
Eamonn Holmes is fuming over rampant illegal immigration in the UK, watching Labour's grand plans to slash costs on migrant hotels. The Conservatives are drowning in a £6.4 billion asylum budget mess, and Chancellor Reeves isn’t holding back in her critiques.
#society
Breitbart: Air New Zealand Abandons Promises to Cut Carbon Emissions by 2030
Air New Zealand has scrapped its ambitious 2030 carbon emissions reduction goal, citing delivery delays of efficient aircraft and high costs of alternative fuels. It’s the first major airline to retreat from such climate commitments while aiming for net zero by 2050.
This move reflects broader industry struggles, with several carriers also stepping back from near-term targets due to rising challenges in sustainable fuel adoption.
Breitbart: Federal Judge Orders UCLA to Submit Plan to Protect Jewish Students
A U.S. judge has ordered UCLA to develop a plan safeguarding Jewish students from antisemitic activities on campus after they faced harassment and restricted access due to a large encampment. Jewish plaintiffs, represented by the Becket Fund, demand better protections ahead of the school year.
Law student Yitzchok Frankel recounts the harassment he endured, emphasizing the need for a safe environment. The case, pointing to systemic failures at UCLA, underscores a troubling trend in campus culture regarding civil rights and safety.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Civilian killed by Hezbollah rocket as Israeli reprisal to Majdal Shams attack looms
An Israeli civilian was killed by a Hezbollah rocket in Northern Israel, escalating tensions following previous attacks. The IDF responded with airstrikes on Hezbollah targets, while international airlines reconsidered flights to Lebanon amid fears of wider conflict.
The situation remains tense, with calls for restraint from global leaders as both sides retaliate. Civilian casualties mount, and diplomatic efforts are underway to avert an all-out war in the region.
#culture
Forbes: Updated Northern Lights Forecast: Where To See Aurora Borealis Tonight Amid ‘Cannibal’ Eruption
The Northern Lights are set to dazzle parts of the U.S. again after recent solar flares triggered a “Cannibal CME,” escalating geomagnetic storms. NOAA warns of bright auroras possibly visible from various states, peaking between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. EDT.
Observers should find dark spots away from city lights for the best view, though smoke from wildfires may obstruct clarity. The cosmic dance of sunspots is back, reminding us that the universe still knows how to put on a show.
#crime
Le Monde: Far right supporters storm Negev military detention center in Israel
On July 29, 2024, right-wing Israelis rallied at Sde Teman military base, protesting the arrest of reservists linked to the horrific rape of a Palestinian prisoner. The incident spotlighted Israel's moral degradation amid political support for violence and fascist groups.
In a striking display of chaos, armed far-right factions broke into military facilities, as government officials encouraged the unrest. The judiciary's integrity hangs by a thread, overshadowed by systemic abuse within detention centers, drawing the ire of international observers.
The Telegraph: El Chapo’s son ‘kidnapped’ rival cartel leader
El Chapo’s son allegedly kidnapped rival cartel leader Ismael Zambada García, delivering him to US agents after a scheme that twisted a supposed meeting into an ambush. The operation was facilitated by FBI contacts and left questions about legality and motives swirling.
Zambada’s lawyer insists it was forced, but legal experts believe this won’t impact the charges he faces. As investigations unfold, both men’s fates might hinge on the very crime that brought them together.
Fox News: Angler arrested after catching 14 oversized fish: 'Caught red-handed'
A Massachusetts man caught 14 oversized striped bass off the coast of New Hampshire, defying legal limits and intent to sell. After tips from fellow anglers, he was arrested, confessing during a lengthy interrogation.
Now, he faces charges and possible fines, while the illegally caught fish await potential use as evidence or donation.