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11 Aug 2024
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Breitbart: Trump Campaign Says 'Foreign Sources' Hacked Internal Communications
The Trump campaign claims its internal communications were hacked by foreign adversaries, with documents illegally obtained and leaked, including a dossier on VP pick JD Vance. The campaign insists this is part of an effort to disrupt the 2024 election.
A Microsoft report linked Iranian hackers to the infiltration, suggesting a plot to influence the election and possibly harm Trump himself. The stakes are high as shadows linger from old rivalries and new threats.
Breitbart: Kamala Harris Copies Trump's No Taxes on Tips Campaign Promise
Kamala Harris echoes Trump’s campaign pledge to eliminate taxes on tips, promising it alongside a raise in minimum wage if elected. Critics claim her move is just political posturing, while Trump asserts he’s the true champion of this proposal.
In a back-and-forth of political theater, the two navigate promises and taunts, each vying for the working-class vote with words that may well dissolve into vapor after the election.
Fox News: Trump accuses Harris of 'stealing' his no tax on tips promise after her campus rally in Las Vegas
At a rally in Las Vegas, Vice President Kamala Harris echoed Donald Trump's promise to eliminate federal taxes on service workers' tips, vowing to support working families and improve wages. Trump's swift rebuttal accused Harris of merely copying his plan for political gain.
The political arena is a stage where policies pirouette, often echoing the chorus of opportunism. As promises swirl like smoke in a noir night, the real question remains: who will cut through the haze?
#culture
The Telegraph: Peaky Blinders creator’s paean of praise for the working class
Steven Knight reflects on the slow start that working-class individuals often face in their careers, attributing his own late confidence as a writer to his Birmingham upbringing. He emphasizes the depth of working-class life, seeking to portray it authentically in "Peaky Blinders" rather than through common stereotypes.
Knight's stories, inspired by his father's tales of Birmingham's underbelly, highlight the humanity behind the glamor and grit, resonating with experiences from gang culture in places like LA and Detroit.