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31 Jul 2024
#politics
Fox News: Fox News AI Newsletter: China forces AI to toe party line
China tightens its grip on AI, enforcing censorship while racing ahead in tech. The FCC proposes rules mandating disclosure of AI in political ads, as looming cyber threats like deepfakes threaten to sway the upcoming elections.
Advancements in AI are on the horizon, but patience is key as major releases are delayed.
The Western Journal: Election Expert Identifies Brutal Problem for Kamala, Weighs in on Who Leads in Trump-Harris Matchup
Nate Silver sees Vice President Kamala Harris ahead in the popular vote but trailing in the Electoral College against Donald Trump. Despite the Dems swapping Biden for Harris, the odds still favor Trump, highlighting an old electoral conundrum.
Elections hinge on votes, not forecasts; with the shadow of previous electoral shenanigans looming, the outcome remains as slippery as a greased pig.
Human Events: HUMAN EVENTS: The WSJ totally misunderstands JD Vance and the Rust Belt
Rupert Murdoch's empire struggles as J.D. Vance, a symbol of a shifting Republican base, grabs Trump's VP slot. The Wall Street Journal's critique of Vance feels like old guard panic—fearing a departure from their donor-driven playbook and the backlash of working-class voters.
Amid the swirl of controversy and tax debates, Vance stands as a populist voice, rallying the very people the Journal dismisses. In the tug-of-war between elite concerns and grassroots sentiment, the future of the GOP may hinge on Vance’s everyman appeal.
Front Page Magazine: "His Martyrdom is Not in Vain": CAIR Leader Mourns Hamas Leader
Once dismissed as paranoia, connections between CAIR and Hamas have surfaced with haunting clarity. The organization, once shielded by claims of Islamophobia, now flaunts a blatant pro-Hamas stance even in the aftermath of violence, misaligning with a wary Biden administration.
As CAIR leaders openly celebrate the legacy of Hamas, the lines separating political advocacy from terrorism dissolve, raising grave questions about their presence in the U.S. landscape. So why, in a world full of peril, do we keep our doors ajar to those who've aligned with our enemies?
Fox News: CNN host asks Gov. Hochul if she's bothered by Kamala Harris' VP short list being 'all White men'
CNN's Kate Bolduan pressed NY Gov. Kathy Hochul about VP Harris' shortlist, noting it was all White men. Hochul shrugged it off, focusing on talent over gender. She emphasized that whoever Harris picks will be a strong team, highlighting camaraderie among women governors.
As Harris nears her decision, Tim Walz reportedly runs the most aggressive VP campaign among potential candidates, campaigning hard in battleground states alongside high-profile events.
The Western Journal: Federal Appeals Court Hands Texas a Major Border Win Over the Biden Administration
In a striking ruling, the Fifth Circuit sided with Texas Governor Greg Abbott, allowing floating barriers in the Rio Grande to remain and thwarting the Biden administration's bid to remove them. The court found the federal government had failed to prove navigability, exposing its ulterior motives.
On social media, Abbott heralded this as a victory for border security against what he deemed Joe Biden’s reckless open-border policy. The court’s decision reflects a fierce battle over immigration policy that’s shaping the country’s future.
Fox News: Flashback: Harris proposed middle class tax increase for ‘Sanders-lite’ health care plan
Kamala Harris pitched a "Medicare For All" plan during her 2020 campaign, promising coverage for all Americans but suggesting tax hikes that critics argued would burden the middle class. Her proposal included hefty tax increases targeting employers and high earners.
Experts warned the costs would likely hit average workers hardest, with potential wage cuts and diminished benefits. As Harris faces scrutiny from rivals, her original plan remains absent from her current campaign.
Fox News: 10 Days: Kamala Harris has not held a press conference since emerging as presumptive Democratic nominee
Vice President Kamala Harris has been absent from the press conference scene for ten days since securing her nomination, engaging instead in select events and interviews. Critics wonder if she’s following President Biden’s lead in avoiding tough questions, raising eyebrows amongst party members.
With the Democratic National Convention looming, observers note her elusiveness could hinder efforts to connect with undecided voters. While loyal supporters cheer her candidacy, questions remain about her accountability and the strength of her campaign strategy.
Forbes: Over 100 Venture Capitalists Promise To Back Kamala Harris—Including These Billionaires
A hundred venture capitalists have rallied behind Vice President Kamala Harris, countering a swelling faction of Trump-savvy tech elites. This pivot raises eyebrows about Silicon Valley's political leanings as major names back the Democratic side amid rising Trump support.
The tide is turning; donors flock to Harris, signaling a fresh hope within the Democrats while others, like Musk and Sacks, align with Trump. The old adage of cash talking rings true, as billionaires pick sides in an increasingly charged atmosphere.
The Federalist: CA AG Sued For ‘Unconstitutional’ Attack On Abortion Pill Reversal
A pro-life clinic is suing California's Attorney General Rob Bonta, claiming he is waging a politically charged campaign against organizations that provide abortion pill reversal treatments. They argue this violates their rights to free speech and religion while limiting choices for women.
The lawsuit highlights a battle over reproductive rights in California, where Bonta's actions are criticized as politically motivated. Proponents of abortion pill reversal assert it offers women a safe chance to reconsider, despite accusations of misleading practices against them.
Fox News: 2024 Showdown: Trump campaign rejoices after Harris leans in on key issue haunting her vice presidency
In Atlanta, Vice President Kamala Harris faced a crowd, launching a sharp critique of former President Trump over border security, claiming he derailed bipartisan efforts for his own electoral gain. She emphasized her record and pledged to reinstate a crucial border security bill.
Trump’s campaign quickly retorted, accusing her of fostering a border crisis and undermining security. As the election heats up, both camps are gearing up for a fierce battle over immigration—their opposing narratives starkly drawn.
#society
GB News: 'Shames people into silence' Michelle Dewberry's fury at 'far-right' smears amid Southport violence
In Southport, a vigil turned chaotic as grief for three murdered children sparked protests. Michelle Dewberry and others lamented the labeling of dissenters as "far-right," calling it a tactic to silence valid concerns over immigration and public safety.
Amid the unrest, four were arrested and dozens of police injured, highlighting rising tension in a nation grappling with violence and political discontent.
#crime
Le Monde: UK's far right take to the streets of Southport after knife attack
In Southport, a vigil for three stabbed girls spiraled into chaos as far-right rioters clashed with police, igniting flames and fury. The community's grief collided with violence, injuring dozens and tearing at the town's fragile peace.
The stabbing spree by a young assailant, linked to mental health issues, left the area reeling. Stripped of innocence, the seaside town now grapples with grief and unrest.
Forbes: Steven Van De Velde—Dutch Athlete Convicted Of Child Rape—Met With Boos At Second Olympic Game
Dutch volleyball player Steven van de Velde, a convicted child rapist, faced boos and cheers at the 2024 Olympics amidst global outrage over his inclusion. His past conviction for raping a minor raises uncomfortable questions about the Olympic Committee's values.
Despite a significant petition against him, the Dutch Olympic committee defends van de Velde, citing his rehabilitation. Critics, however, stress it tarnishes the Olympic image and signals a troubling tolerance for such offenses.
The Telegraph: US woman found in India chained to a tree for 40 days where she had been ‘left to die’
Lalita Kayi Kumar was found chained to a tree in a Goa forest after enduring 40 days of agony, alleging her ex-husband left her to die. Rescued in a pitiful state, she penned accusations of abuse and involuntary treatment for psychosis that left her weak and unable to escape.
As police hunt for her ex, they’ve charged him with attempted murder. Kumar is now hospitalized, battling severe depression and prior mental health issues while hinting at a tragic life far from her Tamil Nadu roots.
Fox News: Hawley torches USSS, FBI over lack of answers about Trump rally: 'I don't trust any of these people'
Sen. Josh Hawley grilled the acting Secret Service director over security failures during a Trump rally where a gunman fired from the roof, revealing that assigned law enforcement had abandoned their post due to the heat. Whistleblowers allege this negligence was a serious lapse in safety protocols.
Hawley demands accountability and transparency, arguing the public deserves the truth rather than bureaucratic cover-ups. The whole situation raises critical questions about the Secret Service's commitment to safeguarding high-profile figures.
Fox News: Trump assassination attempt: Butler DA says local snipers were not responsible for rooftop shooter fired from
In Butler County, Pennsylvania, local officials dispute the Secret Service's claim that snipers failed to monitor a roof from which an assailant attempted to shoot former President Trump. They argue the snipers were assigned elsewhere and lacked communication with the agency.
The episode raises troubling questions about coordination and oversight among security agencies during a high-stakes event, leaving the circumstances surrounding the assassination attempt murky and open to scrutiny.
The Western Journal: Man Pleads Guilty to Threatening to Kill GOP Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene
A Georgia man, Sean Patrick Cirillo, pleaded guilty to threatening GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, claiming he could kill her with a sniper rifle. His menacing calls included threats to murder her and her family, exposing a dark vein of political violence.
Authorities emphasize that threats against public officials won't be tolerated. Greene acknowledged receiving death threats, highlighting the pervasive culture of danger faced by elected representatives in America.
The Telegraph: Brooklyn Beckham’s wife says dog groomer accused of killing her pet has history of ‘malicious abuse’
In a fit of fury, Nicola Peltz Beckham has filed a lawsuit against Jony Ceballos, a dog groomer, after her chihuahua Nala died just hours post-grooming. She claims Ceballos has a dark history of animal abuse, and she's heartbroken by the loss and the alleged mistreatment.
Peltz Beckham's suit also targets HoundSpa, accusing them of negligence in keeping a groomer with a troubling track record. Vowing to fight for change, she's determined that no one else should suffer the same fate as her beloved pet.
The Telegraph: English Defence League could be proscribed as terror organisation, Angela Rayner suggests
In the wake of violence in Southport linked to the English Defence League, Deputy PM Angela Rayner suggested proscribing the group as a terror organization. Riots erupted during a vigil for three murdered girls after misinformation spread online, injuring multiple officers.
Rayner condemned the violence and criticized political figures like Nigel Farage for promoting false narratives. She emphasized the need for unity and facts in the face of tragedy, insisting on accountability for those sowing discord.
#science
The Economist: Gene-editing drugs are moving from lab to clinic at lightning speed
In a world where science meets desperation, Patrick Doherty found hope in a trial for a rare disease that nearly stole his breath away. A single shot turned his grim fate into a triumphant tale, proving that sometimes luck dances with innovation.
Meanwhile, from Ukraine's tech front to deep-sea mysteries, advancements threaten the status quo and whisper of a future that could reshape everything.