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11 Aug 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: Two Boat Migrants Die in Attempt to Cross English Channel
Two more souls sank beneath the waves of the English Channel, victims of a desperate migration in a leaky dinghy. This year, 25 lives have already been claimed in the crossing, reflecting the perilous journey of over 17,000 seeking refuge in Britain.
Amidst the tragedy, officials grapple with the complexities of policy and safety, even as the tide of migrants continues unyielding. The Channel paints a grim picture—hope on water, danger in every ripple.
#politics
The Telegraph: Donald Trump: Kamala Harris is a bumbling communist lunatic
At a Montana rally, Trump derided Kamala Harris as a “bumbling communist lunatic,” unveiling videos to mock her policies and speeches. His campaign struggles to effectively target her, particularly after she surged in polls against him.
Frustrations arise within Trump’s camp as his focus shifts from Biden to Harris, leading to mixed strategies that blend personal attacks and claims of her radicalism. Meanwhile, Harris gains traction, buoyed by favorable media and polling.
Breitbart: NYT: Polls Suggest that Kamala Harris Has Become 'Generic Democrat'
Kamala Harris is gaining ground as a "generic" Democratic candidate, reflecting party loyalty without the baggage of her past. While Biden falters under scrutiny, Harris remains a blank slate, appealing to voters in ways he no longer can.
Yet, the more time passes, the more her record may tarnish her appeal. For now, she rides the wave, while Trump eyes her every move.
#society
Breitbart: Communism the Main Goal at Pro-Palestinian 'Summer Camp'
The Boston Globe sheds light on a pro-Palestinian summer camp in Massachusetts where students engage in discussions about communism and alternatives to capitalism, creating a utopian vision of society. The camp has been seen as a transformative experience, but the article barely addresses allegations of antisemitism tied to the movement.
While participants find inspiration in this idealistic setup, critics point out the glaring contradictions—why such warmth for their ideology yet a cold shoulder to the accusations? The movement’s future remains uncertain, and it seems even leaders are torn amidst the rhetoric.
Times Of Israel: Civilian killed, another hurt in Jordan Valley terror attack; IDF hunting for shooters
An Israeli civilian was killed and another wounded in a drive-by shooting by Palestinian terrorists on a highway in the West Bank. The IDF mobilized troops for a search, intensifying an already volatile situation following escalated violence since October’s Hamas attack.
Tensions remain high, with numerous casualties on both sides and large-scale arrests of suspected militants by Israeli forces. The cycle of violence continues, sowing despair in a land longing for calm.
Breitbart: L.A. Mayor Decrees 2028 Olympics Will Be 'No-car Games'
In a bold move, L.A. Mayor Karen Bass announced a car-free 2028 Summer Olympics, urging locals to use public transport and work remotely to ease traffic. The plan aims for a greener city, reminiscent of pandemic restrictions, as officials prepare for the third Olympic round in L.A.
Bass believes effective public transit—supported by borrowed buses—can curb the notorious congestion, a concern faced during past Games that ultimately proved unfounded.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF says Hamas operating in Khan Younis safe zone, issues new evacuation orders
The IDF, armed with fresh intel, adjusted safe zones in southern Gaza as it warned civilians to evacuate amid rising Hamas activity. Families, fleeing for their lives, loaded what they could into vehicles, haunted by the specter of violence lurking behind every corner.
As chaos unfolded, airstrikes targeted Hamas operatives and infrastructure, with Israel's military vowing to dismantle the organization in response to the conflict ignited on October 7. The cost of this war continues to mount, leaving countless lives shattered along the way.
#health
Breitbart: Three German Olympic Swimmers Fall Ill After Races in Paris' Seine River
Three German swimmers fell ill after racing in the polluted Seine during the Paris Olympics, though officials insist water quality was acceptable. Leonie Beck shared her struggle online, throwing sarcasm at the river's cleanliness after suffering severe symptoms.
While athletes largely shrugged off water concerns, the incident highlights lingering doubts about the Seine's safety, despite assurances from organizers. Recovery is expected, but whispers of pollution cast a shadow over the event.
#crime
Fox News: Man handed second-longest prison sentence yet for role in Jan 6 Capitol riot
A California man, David Nicholas Dempsey, received a 20-year sentence for his violent actions during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. He pleaded guilty to assaulting police officers with makeshift weapons, marking one of the harshest penalties so far in these ongoing cases.
The judge condemned Dempsey's actions as "exceptionally egregious," despite his apologies during sentencing. With a history of violence, the ruling reflects a broader crackdown on political violence in the wake of the Capitol protests.
#sports
Forbes: U.S. Wins Olympic Medal Race: Ties China In Total Gold, Tops All In Total Medals
The U.S. and China each snagged 40 gold medals at the Paris Olympics, but the Americans edged ahead with a total of 126 medals overall, thanks to strong showings in athletics and swimming. Their last-minute victory in the women's basketball final sealed a tie in the gold count.
China, led by dominance in diving, finished with 91 total medals. Critics highlight differing global perspectives on ranking victories, as the U.S. tends to prioritize total medal count over golds, leading to international scrutiny.