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#politics
Liberty Nation News: JFK Assassination Documents Reveal Long-Suspected CIA-Oswald Connection - Liberty Nation News
Newly released documents reveal that CIA operative George Joannides was surveilling Lee Harvey Oswald prior to the assassination of JFK, contradicting previous denials by the agency. Joannides operated under the alias "Howard Gebler" and was involved with anti-Castro groups, raising questions about his connection to Oswald.
While the documents do not directly link Joannides to JFK's murder, they highlight the CIA's deceptive practices regarding its involvement with Oswald. This revelation is expected to intensify public speculation about the assassination, with a recent Gallup poll indicating that 65% of Americans believe in a conspiracy involving the government.
Liberty Nation News: Déjà Blue: The Democratic Party Doubles Down on Doom - Liberty Nation News
The Democratic Party has unveiled a new strategy aimed at regaining voter support, which focuses on blaming former President Donald Trump for economic issues like rising prices and inflation. The plan seeks to portray Trump as responsible for the decline of the American dream and aims to frame the Republican spending bill as detrimental to essential services.
Critics argue that this approach is repetitive and lacks a compelling message, relying instead on fear tactics. The DNC hopes to capitalize on discontent surrounding economic challenges, but the effectiveness of this strategy remains uncertain, especially if the predicted negative outcomes do not materialize.
#society
Fox News: Camp flooding puts parents on edge as tragedy shows danger of sending kids away for summer
A tragic flash flood at Camp Mystic in Hunt, Texas, has resulted in the deaths of 27 children and counselors, with ten campers still unaccounted for. The camp community is mourning this devastating loss, as local and state authorities continue search efforts for the missing.
This incident is part of a troubling history of summer camp tragedies in the U.S., with previous events including drownings and severe weather disasters. The American Camp Association emphasizes the unpredictability of nature and the importance of community support during such crises.
GB News: British teenager jailed in Dubai over 'holiday romance' finally FREE after seven months in notorious prison
Marcus Fakana, an 18-year-old from North London, has been released from a Dubai prison after serving seven months for having sex with a 17-year-old girl while on holiday. He received a royal pardon from Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, as confirmed by the campaign group Detained.
The case has raised concerns about the criminalization of tourists and the strict application of laws regarding age differences in relationships. Advocates argue for expedited legal processes for foreign nationals and caution travelers about local laws that may differ significantly from those in their home countries.
#foreignaffairs
The Economist: Trump embarrasses the Pentagon with a U-turn on Ukraine
President Trump reversed an earlier decision to halt arms shipments to Ukraine, announcing on July 7 that the U.S. would provide additional defensive weapons to support Ukraine amid ongoing conflict. The Pentagon confirmed the resumption of military aid shortly after his announcement.
This decision has been viewed as a pragmatic move to bolster Ukraine's defenses, reflecting a shift in U.S. policy towards supporting European allies in the face of aggression.
Times Of Israel: Netanyahu surprises Trump with Nobel recommendation, as leaders stress coordination
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nominated President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, praising his role in the Abraham Accords and his commitment to global peace. During a White House dinner, Trump expressed gratitude for the nomination and discussed ongoing tensions with Iran, emphasizing readiness for further military action if necessary.
Netanyahu highlighted the partnership between Israel and the U.S. as crucial for regional stability, while also addressing the situation in Gaza and potential agreements with Syria. He reiterated his stance against a full Palestinian state, advocating for limited self-governance without security threats to Israel.
#history
Fox News: Divers discover 2,000-year-old shipwreck loaded with pristine ancient ceramics: 'Extremely valuable'
A 2,000-year-old shipwreck off Turkey's coast has revealed hundreds of well-preserved ceramics, shedding light on ancient maritime trade. The site, known as the Ceramic Wreck, dates back to the Late Hellenistic and Early Roman periods, around the 2nd century B.C. to 1st century A.D.
Turkish officials highlighted the significance of the discovery, noting the exceptional preservation of the artifacts, which include plates and bowls. The findings are expected to enhance understanding of ancient production and packaging techniques while also boosting tourism potential in the region.
#crime
Fox News: Diddy could face 'substantial' prison time after guilty verdict, warns OJ Simpson's lawyer
Sean "Diddy" Combs remains in custody as he awaits sentencing after being partially acquitted on federal charges. He was found guilty of two counts related to prostitution but beat a RICO charge that could have led to a life sentence. Speculation suggests he could face 2.5 to 3.5 years in prison.
Legal experts indicate that while sentencing guidelines may suggest a lower sentence, the judge's previous remarks and Diddy's history of violence could lead to a harsher penalty. Diddy's legal team vows to continue fighting for his freedom despite the challenges ahead.
#other
Fox News: Iranian sleeper cells may be hiding 'in plain sight' waiting to target rural US areas, terrorism expert warns
Counterterrorism experts warn that Iranian sleeper cells may be operating in the U.S., particularly in rural areas, following U.S. military strikes on Iranian nuclear sites. The Department of Homeland Security has issued a bulletin indicating an increased risk of Iranian-backed terrorism.
Former FBI agent Jonathan Gilliam suggests that these cells could be hiding in plain sight, facilitated by current border policies that allow Iranian immigrants to enter the U.S. without thorough vetting. Recent enforcement efforts by ICE have led to the arrest of over 130 Iranian nationals since June.