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30 Jul 2024
#politics
Forbes: Trump Vs. Harris 2024 Polls: Harris Leads Trump By 1 Point In Latest Survey
Kamala Harris has cut into Trump’s lead in recent polls following Biden's exit from the race, with some surveys showing her ahead or tied. Enthusiasm for her candidacy among Democrats is rising, signaling a shift in the political landscape as she prepares to seek the nomination.
As Biden endorsed her, the party quickly rallied around Harris, positioning her as the likely nominee. Polls indicate a competitive matchup between her and Trump, stirring renewed interest among voters as the election season heats up.
The Telegraph: Macron’s €500k lobster banquet for King Charles blew hole in Elyseé‘s finances, account shows
President Macron's budget took a hit after a lavish state dinner for King Charles, costing nearly €500,000 and contributing to losses of €8.3 million at the Elysée Palace. Critics label him "the president of the rich," yet reactions to the costly affair remain subdued.
The extravagant event, attended by celebrities and featuring a Michelin-starred menu, underscores both Gallic opulence and a bid for improved Franco-British relations since Brexit, while France's audit court lambasted the Palace's spending and planning missteps.
Fox News: Trump could win 'landslide' by selling American dream to independents, says Patrick Bet-David
To clinch the 2024 election, former President Trump must charm independents with a unifying tone rather than preaching to the faithful. Stay the course of bipartisan rhetoric, and he might just pull off a landslide victory against Kamala Harris.
In the arena of politics, if he rewinds to his earlier campaign charm and contrasts records, Trump's chances look even brighter. It's a delicate dance of words, but one he can master to reclaim victory.
Human Events: OLIVER GHORBANIFAR: Don’t underestimate Kamala
As election day 2024 approaches, Kamala Harris emerges as a formidable foe for Donald Trump, fueled by support from the Democratic establishment and media. Republicans risk underestimating her strengths and effective voter mobilization strategies, which could spell disaster.
GOP must strategize carefully, exposing Harris's far-left record without sinking into personal attacks. The stakes are high; every vote counts. The future hangs in the balance, and ignoring Harris's potential could deliver a crushing defeat.
Fox News: Joe Biden 2.0, Opening Ceremonies of the Olympics, and more from Fox News Opinion
Fox News hosts fire shots at Vice President Harris and President Biden, pointing to border chaos and alleged political cover-ups. The conversation swings from Olympic lessons for Trump to female athletes standing firm against changes to Title IX.
In this political arena, truth is often the first casualty, and narratives spin like a well-tuned lie.
#military
Breitbart: Netanyahu Visits Majdal Shams, Site of Hezbollah Attack on Children
In Majdal Shams, twelve children were killed by a Hezbollah rocket while playing soccer, leaving the community in mourning. Prime Minister Netanyahu visited, promising that Israel would respond decisively to the atrocity, expressing solidarity with the grieving families.
The tragic loss has sparked discussions of a potential military response, while the world watches the escalating tensions. The Prime Minister's visit emphasizes the shared sorrow among Israeli citizens as they confront the violence from Hezbollah and its Iranian allies.
#culture
The Federalist: 'Twisters' Is A Success Because It Omits F-Words, Sex, and Politics
"Twisters," the standalone sequel to the 1996 film, takes storm-chasing to new heights, grossing $220 million and capturing hearts with its old-fashioned romance sans clichés, sex scenes, or coarse language. The tale of a determined meteorologist and her YouTuber sidekick offers a refreshing escape.
Director Lee Isaac Chung steers clear of political agendas, grounding the film in community spirit and selflessness. As characters bravely chase tornadoes to save their town, audiences ponder if this wholesome approach might just be the antidote to Hollywood’s usual excess.
Fox News: 'Sweet Valley High' author Francine Pascal dead at 92
Francine Pascal, creator of the iconic "Sweet Valley High" series, has passed away at 92 from lymphoma. Her work defined teenage fiction, with over 150 books exploring the lives of twins Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield, selling millions worldwide.
From teen dramas to spin-offs, her influence marked an era, earning a place in pop culture with a TV adaptation that aired in the 90s. Pascal sought to make her tales accessible, blending action and relatable teenage experiences.
Forbes: JD Vance’s History Of Criticizing Childless Americans Unearthed After Controversial ‘Cat Ladies’ Comment
Sen. JD Vance's history of derogatory comments about childless Americans, including likening them to "childless cat ladies," has drawn significant backlash, despite him claiming they were sarcastic. His remarks have sparked a debate about the implications of family structure in leadership.
As criticism mounts, Democrats are quick to label Vance as "weird," capitalizing on his controversial statements to paint a negative image ahead of the elections. Vance's views on parenthood and their influence on political behavior position him at the center of this cultural clash.
Fox News: Food debate reveals winner in peas vs. carrots faceoff, plus fishermen reel in massive bull shark
In a world where vegetables face off, nutritionists weigh the merits of peas versus carrots. Meanwhile, parents are debating the right time to hand over a smartphone, while a fishing team reels in a giant bull shark at a record tournament, taking home hefty winnings.
The summer brings adventures from trendy drinks to new culinary creations, but eventually, it's all just another day's game in the American dream.
The Federalist: Hulk Hogan’s Manliness Is Scary To David French
Hulk Hogan’s prime-time endorsement at the RNC showcased a brash kind of American masculinity that David French lambasted for its anger and grievance. French, writing for The New York Times, argued that the left should present a healthier model of manliness, but offered few viable alternatives.
In a world where identity politics increasingly blur gender norms, Hogan’s physical embodiment of strength stands in stark contrast to elite models that French favors. Both perspectives highlight ongoing cultural tensions over masculinity's role in society.
#sports
Breitbart: Vegan Food and Cardboard Beds: Athletes Ditch Failing Olympic Village for Hotels
Athletes at the Paris Olympics are fleeing the cramped, vegan-centric village, complaining of no AC, uncomfortable beds, and long commutes. Star tennis player Coco Gauff and her team ditched the scene for a hotel, seeking comfort and better food options.
Retired swimmer James Magnussen lambasted the eco-friendly ethos for undermining performance, and even gold medalist Ariarne Titmus cited conditions in the village as a factor in her subpar time. As frustrations mount, more competitors are expected to find refuge outside the struggling Olympic hub.
Breitbart: Retired MLB Pitcher Doug Creek Dies at 55 of Cancer
Doug Creek, the left-handed relief pitcher who graced the diamond with teams like the Cardinals and Giants, passed away at 55, lost to pancreatic cancer just three months after diagnosis. His daughter’s tribute painted him as a devoted father and a beloved figure in youth baseball.
Though the game will roll on, baseball feels a little dimmer without him. Doug's passion ignited a love that transcended generations, leaving a legacy in every pitch and every lesson taught.