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31 Jul 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Biden-Harris aided illegal immigrants and made Americans pay for it
At the GOP convention, illegal immigration was front and center, with claims that 12 million have entered over four years, costing taxpayers. California’s new law extends Medicaid to many undocumented, risking greater financial strain while leaving American patients in the lurch.
As federal funding gets funneled to support illegals, Republican governors push back by demanding transparency in healthcare spending. The irony is rich—while solutions are proposed, it's the American taxpayer and the most vulnerable who are left paying the tab for an open-border policy.
#politics
Fox News: Bakari Sellers interrupts commentator, corrects him over pronunciation of Kamala Harris' name
In a heated CNN segment, commentator Bakari Sellers interrupted David Urban over the mispronunciation of Vice President Kamala Harris' name, stressing the importance of respect for her identity. While Urban wanted to focus on policy, Sellers insisted that acknowledging names matters.
"Shame on you," Urban retorted, emphasizing the issue of substance over form. Sellers highlighted that mispronouncing names often undermines respect for individuals, particularly women and people of color.
Fox News: New York targets beef producers but can't meet its own climate goals
Albany Democrats set ambitious green energy goals, aiming for 70% renewable energy by 2030, but are now slashing expectations to just 44%. Meanwhile, they target private companies for similar failures, exposing a chasm between ideals and reality.
Hochul's administration continues to shuffle deadlines and make excuses instead of confronting the truth, revealing a deep hypocrisy and a need for a more pragmatic energy strategy.
Fox News: Delaware Republican running for governor aims to flip one-party rule in Biden's home state after three decades
Mike Ramone, a Republican candidate for Delaware governor, aims to end the Democratic monopoly in the state. He insists on fiscal responsibility, better education, and job growth, asserting that many voters are ready for a shift from the dysfunction of one-party rule.
With decades in business, Ramone promises to revitalize Delaware by attracting higher-paying jobs and ensuring youngsters can thrive. He believes his experience and moderate approach resonate across party lines, even as he faces a daunting primary challenge.
#society
GB News: Universal Credit claimant takes her own life after having benefits cut
Susan Kingston, a 43-year-old artist, plunged to her death after struggling with severe financial distress due to cuts in Universal Credit. Her sister revealed Kingston faced mounting pressures, from mental health issues to the cost of living, feeling trapped with no support.
An inquest found Kingston's situation was dire, revealing flaws in the system that failed to provide necessary mental health care. Despite trying for help, she fell through the cracks, highlighting a tragic oversight in a society that lets too many slip away.
GB News: Mum of Southport stabbing victim issues impassioned plea after devastating riots: 'We don't need this'
In the wake of a tragic knife attack that left three children dead in Southport, a mother implored the public to “stop the violence” as riots broke out, injuring nearly 40 police officers. Far-right demonstrators clashed with law enforcement during protests fueled by misinformation.
Local communities rallied to clean up the devastation left behind, while officials condemned the outsiders who instigated the chaos. Politicians vowed to hold the rioters accountable, stressing the need for unity in the grieving town.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Iranian Leader Khamenei says it's a 'duty to take revenge' after Haniyeh assassination
After the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran, Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei vowed revenge, declaring it a duty. He denounced the act as a crime by the "Zionist regime," while Iran entered three days of mourning.
Israel, seen as the likely culprit, faces intensified scrutiny and increased security measures. Amid escalating tensions, U.S. Defense Secretary affirmed America's support for Israel's defense.
Le Monde: France faces Algeria's wrath after concessions to Morocco over Western Sahara
In a high-stakes diplomatic dance, France’s President Macron recognized Morocco's sovereignty over Western Sahara, a gamble that alienated Algeria and sparked the withdrawal of its ambassador—an unprecedented move in their 62-year history. The crisis looms, tipping the scales in North Africa.
Algeria decried Macron's decision as a threat to international legality, claiming it undermines self-determination for the Saharawi people. France's ambition for balance now hangs by a thread, revealing the fragile nature of regional alliances.
#military
Le Monde: Two Israeli strikes in Beirut and Tehran reshuffle cards of conflicts with Hamas and Hezbollah
In a deadly night of high-stakes precision, Israeli jets eliminated key Hezbollah figure Fouad Shukur in Beirut, killing innocents and drawing ire from Iran and Lebanon. Tensions rise as losses mount, with Israel claiming to target those behind recent atrocities against its civilians.
Meanwhile, Ismail Haniyeh, Hamas's leader, fell victim in Tehran under mysterious circumstances, plunging the region deeper into chaos. As both sides exchange fire across the borders, the balance of power hangs on a knife's edge, with peace fading fast.
#culture
Fox News: Paris restaurant selling roast chicken for $181 with 'steakhouse' splendor from French chef
Le Coq & Fils in Montmartre, Paris, serves heritage-breed poultry with a Michelin-star touch. Chef Antoine Westermann aims to elevate chicken to the status of fine dining, featuring a whole roasted Bresse bird for €167, offering a taste that speaks of French tradition and craft.
In a world obsessed with gold medals, this restaurant presents a culinary championship of slow-raised chickens, crafted for the discerning palate. The humble bird, much maligned elsewhere, becomes the star of a gastronomic show, reassuring diners that in the right hands, its worth can't be discounted.
#crime
The Telegraph: Palestinians detained in Israel ‘subjected to waterboarding’, says UN
The UN reports that Israel's detainment of Palestinians amid the Gaza conflict has often been secretive and marked by potential torture, including waterboarding and canine threats. Thousands are held without legal recourse, as the death toll explodes on both sides in this grim charade.
The rising casualties since hostilities began, with significant loss of life reported among civilians, hints at a wider cycle of violence and potential war crimes. Both sides are urged to adhere to international law amid escalating human rights violations and calls for accountability.
GB News: Holly Willoughby's murder and kidnap plotter Gavin Plumb launches appeal against sentence
Gavin Plumb, convicted of plotting Holly Willoughby's abduction, rape, and murder, is appealing his life sentence. Found guilty at Chelmsford Crown Court, his disturbing fantasy unravelled in court, revealing a sad man trapped in a web of misguided dreams.
Willoughby, defiant, emphasized women's right to feel safe in their lives and homes. Grateful for law enforcement's intervention, she acknowledged the bravery of previous victims that led to this conviction.