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11 Aug 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: Police: Arizona Mother-Son Duo Smuggled 120,000 Fentanyl Pills into Chicago Suburb
In the shadowy streets of Marengo, an Arizona mother and son were nabbed while hauling a staggering load of 120,000 fentanyl pills. Stopped by sharp-eyed deputies, they found themselves tangled in a web of serious charges, linked to a larger drug operation from Sonora, Mexico.
With their fate in the hands of a judge who sees potential escape routes across the border, the duo faces a hard road ahead. The grip of their illicit trade is tightening, and the law isn’t about to let go.
#politics
Breitbart: Dem Rep. Ivey: Harris Is Dominating Media, Can Do Rallies Without Interviews Right Now
On Bloomberg's “Balance of Power,” Rep. Glenn Ivey noted that Kamala Harris is currently dominating the media landscape with rallies, sidestepping the need for press conferences. He suggested that her strategy reflects a strong campaign while leaving Trump's team feeling desperate.
Ivey emphasized that Harris's focus should remain on high-energy events as she builds momentum for her candidacy, leaving time for interviews later. Her approach is tactical, leveraging the spotlight effectively in a crowded political arena.
#society
Le Monde: Paris Olympics: Gold medallist boxer Imane Khelif files complaint over 'moral harassment'
Algerian boxer Imane Khelif clinched gold at the Paris Olympics but found herself in a legal bout against a wave of online hate and harassment over her gender identity after a smear campaign erupted post-victory. The vitriol, fueled by political figures and celebrities, escalated into a coordinated digital lynching.
Khelif's complaint highlights the toxic intersection of sports and social media, revealing a broader conflict between the International Boxing Association and the International Olympic Committee, hinting that the turmoil around her may be more than just personal—it's steeped in systemic strife.
Fox News: King Charles lauds ‘resilience’ over ‘aggression’ in riots after criticism he didn't condemn UK unrest sooner
In the shadow of the UK's worst unrest, King Charles III praised the resilience of the many against the aggression of the few, as cities erupted after the tragic murders of three young girls. Critics urge quicker royal commentary on rising violence and societal fractures.
Amidst chaos and misinformation, a push for stronger policing emerged, with promises of justice against those involved in the riots. The call for unity reflects a nation teetering on the brink, where shared values are desperately needed to quell unrest.
#education
Breitbart: Rep. Houchin: Late Rollout of FAFSA Form Example of Biden-Harris 'Blunders'
Rep. Erin Houchin criticized the Biden administration’s handling of the Federal Student Aid form, calling it another blunder. The late rollout of the FAFSA has left many families in limbo, complicating college decisions and financial planning.
To address these issues, Houchin introduced the FAFSA Deadline Act, aiming for transparency and accountability in the Department of Education's processes. She emphasized that millions rely on accurate aid information to decide their educational futures.
#crime
Breitbart: 'Saved My Life': Passengers Recall Missing Flight That Crashed in Brazil
Two travelers narrowly escaped tragedy when they missed a flight that crashed in Brazil, killing all 61 aboard. One argued for boarding, while the other fumbled at the wrong gate, both recounting how their fate shifted in moments of chaos.
In a twist of fortune, their stories reflect the thin line between life and death, set against the backdrop of a city mourning its loss.