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31 Jul 2024
#politics
The Federalist: AZ GOP Primary Voters Oust Leftist-Backed County Elections Chief
In a political shuffle worthy of a noir narrative, Maricopa County voters gave Recorder Stephen Richer the boot after he flipped from championing election integrity to dismissing concerns as conspiracy. His rival, Rep. Justin Heap, surged ahead, securing the GOP primary.
Aiming to reclaim trust, Heap's rise reveals the fracture within conservative ranks, as Richer’s endorsement from a leftist group stoked further ire. With voter sentiment on edge, the plot thickens in the murky waters of Arizona politics.
The Telegraph: Ismail Haniyeh, political leader of Hamas who built up his group’s military capabilities – obituary
Ismail Haniyeh, Hamas's leader, was killed in an Israeli strike in Tehran while attending a presidential inauguration. His death raises tensions amidst ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict, where he played roles from prime minister to advocate for a potential ceasefire.
Haniyeh’s tenure was marked by escalating violence and diplomatic maneuvering, portraying a complex figure in Middle Eastern politics, blending charity work with militant actions. His legacy remains entwined in the bitter conflict between Hamas and Israel.
Fox News: Harris mocked for ‘fake’ southern accent during Georgia rally
Kamala Harris stirred a digital storm with a sudden southern accent at an Atlanta rally, sparking accusations of pandering from critics. Observers likened her mimicry to Hillary Clinton's past faux accents, with several questioning the authenticity of her regional embrace.
As the vice president aims to strengthen her footing for 2024, Georgia remains a battleground where the stakes are high, and perceptions can swing votes. The social media backlash is a reminder of the tightrope she walks in re-engaging voters.
Breitbart: Megan Thee Stallion Performs Song About Her 'Fat Pu**y' at Harris Rally
Megan Thee Stallion took center stage at a Kamala Harris rally in Atlanta, belting out explicit lyrics that had the crowd buzzing but left many questioning their loyalty. Attendance seemed more about the superstar than the Vice President, as voices faded amidst the lyrics.
As Harris spoke, people trickled out, drawn by the allure of celebrity over politics. The event devolved into spectacle, with reports of attendees "swag surfing," showcasing a culture more captivated by performance than the pressing nuances of their democracy.
Le Monde: Venezuela authorities crack down after Maduro's disputed re-election
In the heat of Caracas, President Maduro clutches his power tight, branding opponents as terrorists and denouncing cries of fraud amidst a backdrop of brutal protests. With a death toll rising and violence brewing from armed civilian groups, he rallies his forces against dissent.
As arrests mount and claims of electoral fraud simmer, the opposition is desperate for transparency, while Maduro dismisses dialogue, opting instead for the iron fist. In the chaos, skepticism reigns—questions linger: what comes next?
Breitbart: Dem Rep. Chu on Harris' Past Left-Wing Stances: Her 'Record Stands for Itself' and She'll 'Explain What She Meant'
In a tight spot, Rep. Judy Chu defended Kamala Harris's past leftist stances against Republican attacks. She argued Harris's history will clarify her views, emphasizing her leadership on pressing issues like reproductive rights and climate change.
Democrats aim to reshape voter perceptions as the 2024 race heats up.
Fox News: CNN commentator blasts Kamala Harris for working to ‘erase all evidence’ she was border czar
Scott Jennings slammed Kamala Harris for trying to erase her legacy as border czar, questioning the Democrats' proud claims about immigration. He urged that their failure would be clear to the American public should they bring it up in ads.
Harris, pivoting away from progressive stances as she aims for the presidency, now supports increased border funding, drops opposition to fracking, and hedges on gun control. Her shift raises eyebrows as she distances herself from past positions.
#society
Breitbart: Pix: Riots Erupt in England After Mass Stabbing Left Three Children Dead
Riots erupted in Southport after a mass stabbing left three children dead, allegedly by a migrant-heritage teen. Chaos ensued with injuries to police and violence targeting law enforcement amid protests that drew claims of far-right influence.
Political leaders criticized the rioters but faced allegations of inconsistency in their responses to civil unrest. Tensions remain high as questions about societal divisions and responses to tragedy linger.
GB News: Harry’s financial ‘bombshell’ explained by Michael Cole: ‘You can quickly become poor’
Prince Harry's mounting financial woes could prompt King Charles to step in, according to royal reporter Michael Cole. With costly security and high living standards in Montecito, concerns grow over Harry's lifestyle draining his resources despite lucrative Netflix deals.
As Jobson's biography hints at the “Harry problem,” Charles desires reconciliation with his son, especially amid health issues. Old wounds fester, but paternal instinct may prevail in these turbulent times.
Le Monde: Netanyahu keeps low profile after far-right riots in Sde Teiman and Beit Lid
In the fractured realm of Israeli democracy, Prime Minister Netanyahu's grip falters as military and far-right activists clash over the arrest of reservists for raping a Palestinian prisoner. The chaos in military ranks underlines growing fissures in society, only deepening the turmoil.
As extremism rises and lawlessness thrives, Netanyahu's silence on these events mirrors his populist agenda, drawing uncomfortable parallels with leaders like Trump. The military now stands divided, caught between its historic values and the brazen ambitions of a rising settler movement.
Forbes: Biden Admin Contacting Millions Of Student Loan Borrowers About New Forgiveness Plan: Here’s What To Know
The Department of Education is set to notify eligible borrowers about a new student loan forgiveness plan following the Supreme Court's rejection of the initial effort. This revised approach targets specific groups, potentially aiding up to 30 million borrowers.
Emails detailing the plan are on their way, aiming for implementation this fall, while legal challenges linger in the background. It’s a dance between relief and resistance in the bitter world of student debt.
GB News: JK Rowling blasts Paris 2024 'insanity' as boxers who failed gender tests compete: 'End this!'
JK Rowling is sounding the alarm over the IOC's decision to allow two boxers, previously disqualified for gender eligibility issues, to compete in the Paris 2024 Games. Critics argue this puts female athletes at risk, and Rowling questions what it will take to stop this "insanity."
Amid the uproar, Algeria's Imane Khelif, defiant against the backlash, claims it's a conspiracy against her country. The IOC stands by its ruling, citing adherence to previous eligibility rules.
#culture
Breitbart: Gay Jokes in 'Deadpool & Wolverine' Spark Backlash Among LGBTQ+ Movie Critics
This summer’s hit, Marvel's *Deadpool & Wolverine*, dances in an action-comedy groove but has drawn fire from LGBTQ+ critics for its "gay panic" humor. While the film revels in raunchy jokes, many feel it trivializes same-sex attraction, turning queerness into a punchline.
Critics argue that the humor falls flat, diluting the significance of pansexuality and promoting schoolyard jibes rather than mature representation. With a barrage of fratboy jokes, the film seemingly sidesteps genuine acknowledgment of its queer characters.
#crime
GB News: Southport: Steve Rotheram says rioters were ‘doing the opposite of showing solidarity’
In the shadow of a somber vigil, Southport's streets erupted into chaos. Mayor Steve Rotheram denounced the rioters, reminding them their anger should not drown out the grief of grieving families.
Instead of solidarity, they brought fire and violence—turning remembrance into mayhem.
#sports
Forbes: Simone Biles Blasts Ex-Teammate Skinner For Criticizing Gold Medal-Winning Team’s ‘Work Ethic’—The Controversy Explained
In the wake of Team USA's gymnastics gold, Simone Biles fired back at ex-teammate McKayla Skinner’s doubts about the current squad’s talent and work ethic. Her Instagram post dripped with irony, contrasting Skinner’s past critiques with an unapologetic celebration of victory.
Skinner backtracked, claiming her comments were misinterpreted, while Biles and teammates rallied behind their achievement. As the echoes of rivalry linger, Biles stood firm, reminding us that actions often speak louder than words.
Le Monde: Paris 2024 Olympics: Dancing in the rain was a stressful challenge for the opening ceremony's performers
Amidst the relentless rain, the Paris 2024 Olympics opening ceremony took a daring leap onto the roof of City Hall, where dancers like Guillaume Diop turned precarious conditions into a stunning spectacle. With improvisation and resilience, the show went on, captivating all.
Performers powered through slippery stages and soaked feathers, embracing the downpour as part of the drama—a poetic rebellion against the elements. The spirit of the moment shone bright, unyielding, a celebration even as the weather soured.