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10 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: Trump campaign says internal communications were hacked, including Vance 'dossier,' by foreign sources
Trump's campaign confirmed a hack of their internal communications, with reports indicating Iranian involvement aimed at disrupting the 2024 election. The leak included a dossier on his VP pick, raising alarms over foreign interference in U.S. politics.
With tensions high, Trump's team claims the media is unwittingly aiding adversaries by printing these obtained documents.
Breitbart: Report: Florida Shifts from Purple to 'Deep Red' as Republicans Outnumber Democrats
Florida's political landscape has shifted dramatically, with Republican registrations now outnumbering Democrats by nearly a million—5.3 million to 4.3 million—shifting from a swing state to "deep red" since DeSantis' 2022 win and Trump’s move to the state.
This transformation reflects an exodus from blue states and a heightened eagerness among voters for the upcoming 2024 election.
#society
Fox News: Christina Hall reveals she has a life coach amid nasty divorce from third ex-husband
Christina Hall is rebuilding after her latest divorce, focusing on personal growth and reclaiming her peace. She shares a renewed sense of gratitude for life and her children, emphasizing positivity and moving forward from past troubles.
Despite divorce complications and financial disputes with ex-husband Josh Hall, Christina remains committed to staying grounded and present for her children.
#military
GB News: Putin left 'nervous' and angry after Ukraine's 'slap in the face' with surprise Russia invasion
Putin's nerves are frayed after Ukraine’s audacious raid into Russian territory, inciting discord within his ranks. His officials, feeling the heat, describe the incursion as a severe blow to his reputation, revealing a president uncharacteristically rattled.
As Ukrainian forces assert their strength with newly acquired F16s, Putin's generals scramble, even pointing fingers at each other for the blunder. The mood in the Kremlin is tense, with whispers of incompetence echoing in the corridors of power.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: Conservative Humanism & the Challenge of the Post-Humanist Age
The evolution of humanism into anti-humanism and post-humanism signals a civilization in crisis. Conservative humanism seeks to reclaim the roots of dignity and freedom, countering the contemporary view of humanity being rendered obsolete by technology.
With the rise of AI and genetic engineering, humanity is threatened, as the mechanistic conception undermines human worth. Instead of embracing post-human dreams, there’s a call to return to classical and Christian traditions for a more meaningful existence.
#history
Fox News: Herbert Hoover’s humanitarian work is long remembered, but his presidency was tainted by the Great Depression
Herbert Hoover was the 31st President, known as "the great humanitarian" for his relief efforts in wartime Europe. Orphaned young, his journey took him from Iowa to Stanford, China, and finally to the White House, where he faced the dawn of the Great Depression.
Post-presidency, he remained active in politics and literature, penning memoirs of his life and legacy until his death in 1964. Despite his struggles in office, his humanitarian work during crises shone through.
#crime
Breitbart: Report: Robberies up 222 Percent, Felony Assaults Jump 100 Percent in New York City's Central Park
In Central Park, crime is skyrocketing, with robberies soaring 222% and assaults doubling. Fear has gripped both locals and tourists, who now hesitate to enjoy the park, disturbed by violent incidents often involving the young and unhinged.
The city’s broader violence problem haunts its streets—from subway attacks to brutal assaults on officers. New Yorkers are caught in a grim ballet of crime, questioning their safety amid the chaos.
Breitbart: Sanctuary State Sheriff: Illegal Who Sexually Assaulted 6-Year-Old 'Should Not Be in the Country'
In a quiet corner of Illinois, a 38-year-old illegal immigrant, Juan Alvizar, falls into the shadows of a heinous crime, accused of assaulting a six-year-old girl. The sheriff makes it clear: this disaster was avoidable, a disturbing reminder of consequences echoing from borders left unfended.
As Alvizar sits locked up, ICE is already waiting, ready to take custody once he's free—if he ever is. It's a dark tale that wriggles through the cracks of sanctuary, leaving the locals feeling less than secured.
Breitbart: Researcher Uncovers Massive USPS Scam, Hacks Fraudsters’ Systems
Grant Smith, a security researcher, hacked the systems of a "Smishing Triad" using a fake USPS text as bait, uncovering a vast scam network that logged over 438,000 credit cards and 1.2 million stolen data points. The group exploits vulnerabilities daily, posing a growing threat.
Smith's findings aid the USPS in its investigation, aiming to dismantle the operation and protect victims.
#sports
Human Events: BREAKING: Taiwanese boxer at center of gender controversy wins gold medal in women’s featherweight class
Taiwan's Lin Yu-Ting snagged gold in women's featherweight boxing, winning against Julia Szeremeta amidst a swirling controversy over gender eligibility. Earlier disqualified from the world championships for failing tests, Lin's fight reignited debates about fairness and identity in sports.
The IOC stands by Lin’s credentials, affirming her right to compete. As the Paris 2024 Olympics approaches, the spotlight on gender in athletics grows ever hotter.