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#politics
Le Monde: Kamala Harris and the specter of Selina Meyer, the 'Veep' president-in-waiting
In a twist of fate, the mockery of politics in "Veep" surged in viewership after Biden withdrew and Harris entered the race, highlighting a bizarre fusion of real-life events and satirical fiction. Creator Armando Iannucci lamented that our political landscape now feels more like entertainment than governance.
The sharp edge of satire slices through the chaos as "Veep" demonstrates the absurdity of ambition in politics, reminding us that the lines between reality and fiction have blurred in troubling ways.
The Western Journal: Priceless: The Moment Trump Flips Script on Host Trying to Stop Him from Telling Inconvenient Truths
Trump, the maverick, stood his ground in Chicago, flipping the script on ABC’s Rachel Scott, who hurled accusations like she was throwing stones in a glass house. He turned her barbs into laughter, showcasing his knack for unscripted truth-telling that courts popularity, not pity.
As he poked holes in conventional narratives, even questioning Harris's shifting racial rhetoric, the crowd responded. His unfiltered take on legal woes—Biden's dismissal as "incompetent" yet still president—resonated, proving that voters crave an honest, no-nonsense voice amidst the chaos.
The Economist: What will Great British Energy do?
In the shadow of England's political carousel, Sir Keir Starmer's proposal for a state-owned Great British Energy aims to wrest control from foreign hands and ensure British energy benefits its own. It’s a move laced with desperation and ambition, reflecting shifting tides in power.
As the nation navigates its energy future, old promises and new challenges intertwine, revealing a landscape where radical ideas are softened for palatability. The struggle isn’t just for energy; it’s symbolic of the broader battle for Britain’s soul.
Fox News: Trump campaign slams VP Harris for missing Black journalist convention: ‘Nowhere to be found’
Janiyah Thomas, Trump’s Black media director, criticized VP Kamala Harris for skipping a Black journalists' event attended by Trump, who engaged with tough questions. Thomas emphasized the significance of showing up, especially in a challenging environment.
She pointed out Harris' absence as a missed opportunity, insisting that the vice president should have made time for the convention's long-standing history.
Forbes: Prominent Republicans Criticize Trump For Falsely Questioning Harris’ Race—As He Doubles Down
In a brash display that left GOP allies aghast, Trump questioned Vice President Kamala Harris’ racial identity during a disastrous interview, igniting backlash from prominent Republicans who denounced his remarks as divisive. The political fallout signals a fracture in support as the 2024 race heats up.
Doubling down on his incendiary claims, Trump furiously labeled Harris a "phony," while further stirring the pot on racial identity politics. His comments, viewed as a clumsy attempt to undermine her, have rekindled debates within his party on whether such attacks are beneficial.
Times Of Israel: Reports: Haniyeh bodyguard was in cell that killed 5 IDF troops in 2014 Nahal Oz raid
Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh was killed in Tehran, alongside his bodyguard Wasim Abu Shaaban, a former fighter involved in a deadly attack on Israeli forces during the 2014 Gaza conflict. Their funerals drew prominent Iranian officials, who vowed revenge against Israel.
Amid chants of hostility towards Israel and America, Iranian leaders promised to retaliate for Haniyeh's death, as his slogan against recognition of Israel echoed through the crowd. The bodies will be laid to rest in Qatar, amidst a burly display of solidarity.
#foreignaffairs
Forbes: Russia Releasing Evan Gershkovich And Paul Whelan In Major Prisoner Swap—Here’s What We Know
A major prisoner swap is looming between the U.S. and Russia, set to release detained journalist Evan Gershkovich and former Marine Paul Whelan. Speculations swirl around the involvement of multiple nations and the identities of other prisoners engaged in this trade.
Gershkovich was accused of espionage while reporting in Russia, and Whelan's detention dates back to 2018. This exchange could signify the largest swap since the Cold War, raising questions and tensions between the two nations.
Times Of Israel: Turkey blocking NATO cooperation with Israel over Gaza ‘massacre,’ officials say
Turkey has put the brakes on NATO's cooperation with Israel since October, citing the conflict in Gaza and condemning Israel's actions as a genocide. Ankara claims it will block all engagements with Israel until the violence ends, viewing it as a breach of NATO's principles.
Despite Israel's arguments about avoiding civilian harm, Turkey, now hostile, has halted all trade and slammed Western allies for supporting what it deems atrocities. Erdogan even hinted at potential military intervention.
#economy
Forbes: Hershey Earnings Come In Not So Sweet—Worst Profit In 7 Years As Cocoa Prices Soared
Hershey's profits are in a sour mood, dropping 37% year-over-year, as cocoa prices climb faster than a desperate thief through a window. The company slashed its earnings forecast, signaling troubled times ahead for America's beloved chocolate maker.
The cocoa market's woes—a perfect storm of poor weather and tightening wallets—are squeezing Hershey dry. As bonbons and peanut butter cups lose their charm in the eyes of consumers, Hershey stands at a crossroads, wondering if sweet times will return.
#military
The Western Journal: Iranian Leader Orders Massive Escalation in Clash With Israel: Report
Iran's supreme leader, stung by the death of a Hamas leader in a precise Israeli strike, vows vengeance, signaling a major escalation. He orders attacks aimed at military targets in Israel, rallying support from regional allies against Israel’s perceived aggressions.
As tensions soar, Israeli PM Netanyahu prepares the nation for what could be turbulent days ahead, promising a strong response to any aggression. The cycle of retribution thickens, blurring the lines of power and desperation in a deadly dance of revenge.
#crime
GB News: BBC claims police told broadcaster NOT to share details of Huw Edwards arrest
Huw Edwards, a veteran BBC broadcaster, was arrested in November 2023 on child abuse image charges, yet the BBC continued to employ him until April, citing police warnings against disclosing details. He ultimately pleaded guilty to three counts of making indecent photographs of children.
The BBC claimed it acted on police advice, but questions linger about transparency and accountability, especially given Edwards' significant salary during his suspension. This situation underscores a troubling intersection of privilege and silence in high-profile cases.
#sports
The Western Journal: Fans Furious, Tear Into Simone Biles' Husband Over 'Odd' Behavior After Her Olympic Win - 'Give the Medal Back'
When Simone Biles clinched her gold, her husband Jonathan Owens sported her medal like a prize at a carnival, prompting a wave of backlash. Critics wondered if he crossed an unspoken boundary, holding onto glory that isn't his, in the shadows of her storied achievement.
Amid the praise, the comments ignited—accusations of oddity and entitlement pierced the air, reflecting on the etiquette of sports and partnership. Even in support, the message remained clear: true champions wear their victories alone.