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1 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: Katie Couric says Democrats have 'kind of lost' working class votes, urges party to 'do better'
Katie Couric warns Democrats they’re losing touch with the working class and must reconnect before the November election. She cites Hillary Clinton's "basket of deplorables" comment and the party's elitist narrative as pivotal missteps.
To win back disaffected voters, she suggests outreach efforts targeting non-college-educated individuals, highlighting a need for authenticity and understanding in their messaging.
Breitbart: Iran’s Ayatollah Khamenei Leads Funeral for Slain Hamas Terrorist
The Iranian Supreme Leader led funeral prayers for Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran, swearing vengeance against Israel and the U.S. for his assassination, which Iran attributes to a bomb attack supported by Israel. Thousands mourned, chanting against the Zionist regime.
Officials emphasized that Haniyeh's ideology would endure posthumously, even as they called for retaliation. The atmosphere was charged with promises of severe consequences for perceived enemies.
Breitbart: Taliban Mourns Hamas Chief: Martyrdom a 'Tremendous Victory' for Muslims
The Afghan Taliban mourned Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh's death, praising his "martyrdom" and asserting their support for Hamas. They called him a "distinguished" figure whose legacy would inspire the Palestinian struggle, while blaming Israel for his elimination.
Amid escalating tensions, the Taliban highlighted their ongoing alliance with Hamas, signaling their commitment to jihadist unity against perceived common foes. Their statements reflect a deeper intertwining of extremist narratives across borders.
Fox News: Pennsylvania Gov. Shapiro, potential Harris running mate, cancels weekend fundraisers ahead of VP announcement
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, a contender for Kamala Harris's VP spot, scrapped his Hamptons fundraisers just before her announcement. Speculation swirls around his leadership, particularly regarding a sexual harassment case from his office.
Critics call into question his handling of misconduct claims, urging caution as Harris weighs her options. Allegations involve a $295,000 settlement for harassment, casting a shadow over Shapiro's candidacy.
#society
Breitbart: Nolte: Streaming Sports Package Venu to Launch at $42.99 Per Month
Venu, a new streaming platform for sports, is set to launch at $42.99 a month, bundling major networks and leagues. It's poised to follow the paywall model that's already draining cable viewers, asking fans to subsidize programming they don't watch.
The shift away from traditional TV is threatening a cash cow—those paying for sports they ignore. When the monopoly crumbles, networks like ESPN will have to compete for real. In a world of meritocracy, we'll see if they can stand on their own.
GB News: Eco-campaigners call on Starmer to end fox hunting loophole amid fears over 'ugly culture war'
Anti-hunting activists are pressing the new Labour government to close a loophole allowing trail hunting on Ministry of Defence land, which they argue is a cover for illegal fox hunting. With licenses up for renewal, they demand action to uphold a promise to strengthen hunting laws.
The Countryside Alliance criticizes Labour's focus on hunting, claiming it's a diversion in a larger cultural debate. Meanwhile, the MoD maintains its commitment to animal welfare, stating that license reviews will proceed as mandated.
GB News: 'Astonishing!' Sycamore Gap stump showing signs of life, 10 months after yobs felled landmark
Ten months after being felled, the iconic Sycamore Gap tree has sprouted eight new shoots, raising hopes for its revival. Experts say these fresh signs of life could lead to a new multi-trunk tree, but caution visitors against disturbing the area.
The National Trust emphasizes the need for patience, urging people not to scatter ashes at the site, as it risks impeding growth. Meanwhile, two men have been charged with the tree's destruction, underscoring an ongoing battle between nature and human folly.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Fmr. Ambassador Friedman Slams 'Feckless' Biden Admin over Iranian Threats
David Friedman, former U.S. ambassador to Israel, defends Israel as the frontline of Western civilization against Iranian threats and radical Islamic forces. He criticizes current U.S. leadership for exacerbating the situation by lifting sanctions and enriching Iran, which has led to increased hostility.
As tensions rise following the killing of terror leaders, Friedman warns that America’s faltering support for Israel may leave it vulnerable. He laments a world that may eventually recognize Israel's sacrifices too late, caught in a web of escalating violence and betrayal.
Le Monde: In Mali, Ukraine's shadow behind rebels at war with Wagner's Russian mercenaries
In the desolate sands near Tin Zaouatine, Russian mercenaries faced their deadliest ambush yet at the hands of Malian rebels, leaving dozens lifeless and their convoy charred. Amidst this chaos, whispers of collaboration between Ukrainian intelligence and the rebels swell, hinting at a shadowy alliance against a common foe.
As the rebels reorganize after heavy losses, talks of intelligence sharing and drone training with Ukraine intensify. With conflicts stretching from Europe to Africa, the game is afoot, and alliances are born out of the ashes of war.
#military
Le Monde: Mali separatists say they killed 84 fighters from Wagner Group and government
In a bloody clash in northern Mali, separatist Tuareg rebels claimed to have killed 84 Russian Wagner fighters and 47 Malian soldiers while suffering only nine casualties themselves. The intense fighting erupted near Tinzaouatene and highlighted Wagner's staggering losses in Africa.
Amidst the conflict, the rebels accused Burkina Faso of drone strikes that killed over 50 civilians from Niger, Sudan, and Chad. As tensions rise, Mali's junta, having pivoted from France to Russia for support, remains determined to quash separatist movements and reclaim lost territory.
#sports
The Western Journal: Explainer: What in the World Is Actually Happening with Olympics Women's Boxing Debacle?
In the chaotic arena of Paris 2024, a boxing match spiraled into controversy as Algeria's Imane Khelif faced Italy's Angela Carini. Initially framed as a transgender issue, it unfurled to reveal Khelif has a rare medical condition, stirring fierce debate on women’s sports integrity.
The uproar calls out the International Olympic Committee's lax policies, risking female athletes' safety against inherent physical advantages. The clash spotlights the messy intersection of gender identity, medical anomalies, and sportsmanship—questions still echoing long after the bell rings.
Fox News: Brutal, unfair Olympic beating tragic result of letting biological men compete in women’s sports
In a showdown that defies reason, the IOC allows biologically male boxer Imane Khelif to fistfight female athlete Angela Carini at the Paris Olympics. Carini, overwhelmed in just 46 seconds, cried "This is unjust" as the crowd reacted with outrage.
This raises the question: where do we draw the line in the name of progress? The very fabric of women’s sports is fraying, suffocated under the weight of contradictions and political correctness.