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31 Jul 2024
#politics
Forbes: Trump Vs. Harris 2024: Here’s Which Campaign Has Raised More Money—So Far
The fundraising battle has intensified as Kamala Harris steps into the ring, raising $200 million in her first week, eclipsing Trump's prior peaks. While Trump holds a cash advantage with $128.1 million on hand, the dynamic may shift as July ends.
With major money backing both camps, the race tightens as Harris reignites enthusiasm while Trump leans on billionaire supporters to shoulder legal fees alongside campaign contributions. The stakes rise as both contenders gear up for November.
Breitbart: Dem Rep. Quigley: Trump Downplaying Kamala's Diplomatic Prowess a 'Dog Whistle'
Representative Mike Quigley implied that Trump’s remarks about Kamala Harris were veiled, using coded language that hints at race and gender issues. Speaking on CNN, he suggested that foreign leaders see the upcoming election as a pivotal moment for democracy in the U.S. and worldwide.
Fox News: Ex-CNN host Don Lemon celebrates being free from ‘corporate overlords’ so he can openly support Kamala Harris
Don Lemon, freshly liberated from CNN's leash, is backing Kamala Harris for the upcoming election, relishing a newfound freedom from corporate restraints. He disdains Trump and his supporters, painting them in a light as dark as a moonless night.
His bold declarations hint at a seismic shift, promising to elevate Black voices at the polls. For Lemon, this isn’t just politics; it’s a crusade for democracy.
Fox News: This Wall Street rule reveals a key clue about Harris running-mate pick: report
Vice President Kamala Harris is racing to secure funding from Wall Street donors under a looming SEC rule affecting contributions tied to a potential governor on her ticket. Speculation swirls over likely running mates, leaning towards several sitting governors.
As enthusiasm builds post-Biden's exit, Harris is poised to reveal her VP choice before a rally next week, aiming to energize her campaign against Trump while solidifying the Democratic nomination. The clock is ticking down to the upcoming Election Day.
Breitbart: Nolte: Norah O’Donnell Exiting ‘CBS Evening News’ Anchor Desk
Norah O’Donnell is stepping down from her role as anchor of CBS Evening News after a tumultuous five years. The show, once a titan under Cronkite and Rather, has struggled since the Rathergate scandal, cycling through anchors like a bad dream that won’t wake up.
The future remains uncertain as CBS hasn’t named her replacement, and whispers echo of the same partisan echoes that haunt the airwaves. The machine rolls on, indifferent to the truth under the buzz of headlines.
GB News: King Charles sparks hypocrisy row among climate activists with new staff appointment
King Charles faced backlash for hypocrisy after inviting private jet enthusiast DJ Cuppy to present a sustainability award. Eco activists criticized the choice, claiming it undermines his environmental advocacy, as they argue private jets are damaging to the climate.
Despite his long history of championing green causes, the incident has raised questions about the consistency of his commitment to sustainability when associating with individuals glamorizing climate-wrecking transport.
#society
Breitbart: South America Starts Reinforcing Borders Fearing Another Venezuela Migrant Wave
Venezuela's latest sham election results in increased border tensions as neighboring Colombia and Peru brace for another wave of migrants fleeing the chaos. Maduro's regime faces a backlash from a population fed up with scarcity, leading to widespread protests and violence.
As countries like Ecuador and Chile prepare for a potential influx, diplomatic ties from Venezuela are severed, showcasing the region's struggle against a spiraling humanitarian crisis. Amidst the turmoil, Argentina opens its doors to those seeking refuge from oppression.
The Telegraph: Watch: Superyacht sinks off Greek island after crew member ‘forgot to close door’
The superyacht Ethos took on water off Kefalonia after a crew member forgot to close a hatch, tilting dangerously. The crew and guests disembarked safely as the vessel was coaxed ashore, and efforts to pump out seawater are underway.
Luxury can sink just as easily as it floats.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: In wake of Haniyeh killing, Austin says US will help defend Israel if it’s attacked
U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin reiterated unwavering support for Israel after the targeted assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, emphasizing a commitment to Israel's defense while calling for diplomatic de-escalation in the Middle East.
Both the U.S. and Israel face pressure as tensions rise following Haniyeh's death, with calls for hostage release and ceasefire negotiations intensifying amid fears of wider conflict.
Fox News: Netanyahu speaks out following deadly Israeli strikes against Iranian proxies
Under the smoky haze of a turbulent night, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu boasted of heavy hits against Iranian proxies—the Houthis and Hezbollah. In his slick video, he danced around the shadows of responsibility for a strike on Hamas's Haniyeh, a silent specter lingering in the background.
The streets buzz with whispers of retaliation as the game of power escalates. In this deadly chess match, every pawn lost draws a darker line in the sand.
#crime
GB News: 'Making me emotional' Martin Daubney holds back tears as he claims knife crime 'at boiling point'
In a hard-edged call to action, Norman Brennan, head of the Law and Order Foundation, demands immediate jail time for knife carriers, igniting a fire in the belly of GB News host Martin Daubney, who finds the plea emotionally stirring.
This plea echoes against the backdrop of violence, following a machete brawl in Southend and tragic deaths in Southport.
GB News: Woman and schoolgirl, 8, die after 'suspicious' house fire in Huddersfield that left 10-year-old in critical condition
A house fire in Huddersfield claimed the lives of a 31-year-old woman and an eight-year-old girl, with a 10-year-old critically injured. West Yorkshire Police are treating the incident as suspicious but aren’t actively searching for suspects.
The community is in shock, mourning the loss and hoping for the injured child’s recovery. Investigators urge anyone with information to come forward.
Le Monde: Guinea ex-dictator Dadis Camara jailed for 20 years for crimes against humanity
In a significant trial, former Guinean dictator Moussa Dadis Camara was sentenced to 20 years for crimes against humanity linked to a political rally massacre in 2009, where 156 were killed and many women raped. Eleven others received sentences as well, marking a historic stand against state impunity.
The trial unfolded amid growing tension in Conakry, with security heightened as protests erupted over the disappearance of pro-democracy activists. Despite the historic nature of the proceedings, fears of governmental repression loom large, casting a shadow over justice in the nation.
Fox News: Trump assassination attempt: FBI contracts Israeli firm to help with gunman's encryption, source says
The FBI has engaged Israeli firm Cellebrite to aid in the investigation of Thomas Crooks, who attempted to assassinate Trump, killing one bystander and injuring others. Despite accessing Crooks' phone quickly, encrypted apps pose a challenge for investigators.
Questions swirl about his encrypted communications, especially in light of prior Iranian threats against Trump. As the FBI awaits responses from tech companies, the hunt for deeper connections continues.
#technology
Breitbart: Olympics Ad Fail: Google Flops by Showing Future of AI that *No One* Wants
Google's latest Olympic ad, featuring a father using AI to write a letter for his daughter, sparked a storm of criticism. Viewers argue it undermines personal expression, suggesting machines should replace heartfelt human communication, especially between parent and child.
The backlash has been fierce enough to lead Google to disable comments on the ad, a move criticized for stifling vital discussions on the role of AI in society. Critics insist on using technology to enhance human creativity, not replace it.