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10 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: Gorsuch explains logic behind Supreme Court's presidential immunity ruling: 'You gave us a very hard question'
Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch justified the court’s ruling granting former President Trump substantial immunity for official acts, emphasizing the delicate balance of power and the perils of prosecuting a president. Trump's fate now hinges on distinguishing his actions as official or unofficial.
President Biden criticized the ruling as a dangerous precedent, urging reforms such as term limits for justices. Gorsuch, however, cautioned against excessive laws, elevating the sanctity of an independent judiciary amidst the political storm.
Fox News: GOP states sue to stop Biden admin extending Obamacare to illegal immigrants
A coalition of Republican states is suing the Biden administration over a new rule allowing DACA recipients to access Obamacare, arguing it violates federal law. The lawsuit, led by Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach, comes just before the 2024 elections and seeks to block the regulation.
Biden insists on supporting "Dreamers," urging Congress for a broader immigration reform, but the states claim providing healthcare to illegal immigrants breaches established laws. The political stakes are high, making this a battleground of ideologies and policy.
#society
The Telegraph: Bangladesh Hindus targeted in attacks after fall of PM
In the aftermath of Sheikh Hasina’s ousting, targeted violence against Bangladeshi Hindus has erupted, with homes and temples vandalized in at least 27 districts. Amidst the chaos, two Hindus were killed, and many fled to India.
The newly appointed leader, Muhammad Yunus, condemned the attacks and called for calm, while student protests demand democracy. Despite the turmoil, the Anti-Discrimination Movement has stepped up to protect Hindu communities.
Times Of Israel: Imane Khelif, Algerian boxer at center of gender row, storms to Olympic gold
In a charged atmosphere at the Paris Olympics, Algeria's Imane Khelif clinched gold in women's boxing, defying gender controversy. Cheering fans celebrated her unanimous victory over China's Yang Liu, spotlighting debates around gender eligibility in sports.
As Khelif savored her triumph, her path illuminated the chaos of identity politics in athletics, overshadowed by disqualifications and allegations from past events. The sport’s governing bodies grapple with legitimacy as the ring continues to echo with the cheers of an elated crowd.
#economy
Forbes: Market Lessons: Comparing Price To Sales As A Value Flag—With 20 Cheap Stocks
Like a shadow in a dim-lit bar, the Price-to-Sales ratio glides quietly but carries weight. It’s the unsung companion to the P/E ratio, revealing potential amid the chaos of numbers, hinting at future profits from sales when margins fluctuate.
Take Trex and Jeld-Wen, or Tesla and Stellantis. Their PSRs whisper tales of looming corrections and competitive trials—a dance with destiny as margins realign. Bet on the undervalued or brace for the fall of market darlings.
#military
The Telegraph: After months of work, a damaged Russian submarine was repaired. So the Ukrainians hit it again
In the murky waters of the Black Sea, Ukraine's navy has crippled the Russian fleet, forcing their warships into hiding. With submarines as their last offensive edge, the tide has turned; Ukraine is targeting these vulnerable Kilos while they resurface to reload or repair.
The recent strike on the Rostov-on-Don marks a historic blow to Russian underwater prowess—seems like the Cold War ghosts are stirring. If the Ukrainians keep their aim true, they may sink more than just ships—they might just rewrite the rules of naval warfare.
#culture
The Telegraph: Italy auctions off Holy Roman Emperor’s castle to tackle public debt
Italy's selling off the Capua castle, a 16th-century jewel, to ease its debt. The national trust is in an uproar, demanding UNESCO protection for this cultural asset turned military site, fearing it will be lost to luxury tourism.
With historic value and decay, the castle's fate hangs in the balance, a missed chance for the government to revive Italy's heritage.
Fox News: 'Harold and the Purple Crayon' movie cast brings classic 1955 children's book to life
The film adaptation of "Harold and the Purple Crayon," a beloved 1955 children's book, hit theaters this month. Cast members, including Zachary Levi and Zooey Deschanel, discuss capturing childlike imagination and the balance between optimism and reality.
Amidst a landscape encouraging creativity, they emphasize the importance of nurturing imaginative play in children, ensuring that even the smallest stories resonate on a cinematic level.
#crime
The Telegraph: Perception of two-tier policing undermines public trust, says Dame Priti Patel
Dame Priti Patel criticizes perceived two-tier policing, claiming it erodes public trust amid recent riots. She questions government accountability, pointing to the inconsistent police response during violence following the Southport killings.
In contrast, political figures, including Sir Keir Starmer, dismiss accusations of bias, while the Metropolitan Police Commissioner calls such claims "nonsense." Former officials warn that divisive rhetoric endangers police safety.
GB News: UK riots: Ex-detective demands police focus on ‘lawless hellhole Britain’ after response
Former detective Peter Bleksley criticizes the police for their selective response to crime, questioning their urgency in tackling issues like knife violence and shoplifting after their quick action during recent riots. He calls for a more dedicated approach to restoring order in Britain.
Bleksley’s remarks highlight a disconnect between police priorities and the ongoing violence that plagues urban areas. He insists that if the authorities can mobilize to handle riots, they should exhibit the same resolve in addressing everyday crime.
#sports
GB News: Mike Tyson provides health update after ulcer flare up ahead of controversial Jake Paul boxing fight
Mike Tyson is gearing up to face Jake Paul on November 15, shaking off an ulcer flare-up that's delayed their match. The 58-year-old claims he's feeling great and ready to deliver a knockout at Fanatics Fest in NYC.
Both fighters are unfazed by the age gap; Tyson's experience meets Paul's youthful bravado. The stage is set for a showdown ballasted by tension and showmanship.