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1 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: Rep. James Clyburn dismisses Black support for Trump: 'That's not going to happen'
Rep. James Clyburn doubts Trump will capture even 15% of the Black vote, especially against Kamala Harris. He criticized a recent MSNBC panel of four Black men as unrepresentative, asserting they don’t reflect the broader sentiment in the community.
Clyburn emphasized his connections within Black organizations, claiming most are energized by Harris’s candidacy and won't support Trump.
Fox News: 11 Days: Kamala Harris has not held a press conference since emerging as presumptive Democratic nominee
Vice President Kamala Harris has gone quiet, forgoing a press conference since claiming the Democratic presidential nomination. While she has campaigned and made appearances, the lack of direct engagement with the media raises eyebrows. Critics are starting to notice.
As the Democratic convention approaches, questions mount about her elusiveness and whether her strategy echoes Biden's low-profile campaign style. Will her avoidance of tough questions serve her well or backfire as she seeks support from moderates and undecided voters?
#society
GB News: Hartlepool MP says locals are 'waking up absolutely appalled' after night of unrest
In Hartlepool, tension erupted as a crowd clashed with police, leaving injuries and chaos in their wake. Locals are outraged, voicing their concerns to MP Jonathan Brash, who called the night’s unrest "appalling."
Eight arrests have been made, and a clean-up is in progress.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Russia releases former Marine Paul Whelan in prisoner swap
Paul Whelan, a former U.S. Marine wrongly held in Russia on dubious espionage charges, has finally been released in a prisoner swap for journalist Evan Gershkovich. Whelan’s five-year ordeal was marked by claims of wrongful detention and a complicated geopolitical game.
Accused of spying, Whelan always maintained his innocence, dismissing the charges as a mere pawn in international disputes. With familiar faces and familiar lies, the exchange hints at a new chapter in the tangle of diplomacy.
Fox News: WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich being released by Russia in prisoner swap; Paul Whelan also being freed
Evan Gershkovich, a Wall Street Journal reporter, is heading home after being wrongfully imprisoned for 500 days in Russia on trumped-up spying charges. His release resulted from a high-stakes prisoner swap involving the U.S. and Germany, alongside U.S. veteran Paul Whelan.
Gershkovich's conviction was condemned as a "sham," reflecting the dangers journalists face under authoritarian regimes. The case has heightened fears about press freedom, echoing the message: no reporter is safe in the crosshairs of geopolitical tensions.