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12 Aug 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Breitbart News Daily Podcast Ep. 593: Peter Schweizer on Tim Walz’s Communist China Connections
Peter Schweizer raises alarms about Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's connections with communist China during a chat with Mike Slater. The discussion stems from a Breitbart report, linking it to Schweizer's latest eye-opening book on China's influence.
Schweizer, a frequent bestseller, suggests that the powerful often ignore the deadly game China plays.
The Western Journal: Kamala Harris Copies One of Trump's Signature Campaign Promises, But Her Past Betrays Her
Kamala Harris borrowed one of Trump’s campaign slogans about eliminating taxes on service tips during a rally, raising questions about her authenticity. Trump called her out for lacking original ideas, pointing to an IRS program that doesn’t align with her newfound promise.
Her credibility wanes as critics argue she panders for votes rather than addressing genuine issues, embodying the empty rhetoric that defines a party captivated by superficial charm over substance.
The Telegraph: Boris Johnson in talks over Telegraph bid
Boris Johnson is in talks with former chancellor Nadhim Zahawi regarding a potential role at The Telegraph amid Zahawi’s bid to buy the paper. Speculation suggests Johnson's appointment could attract investor interest, though sources downplay the significance of the discussions.
Zahawi is rallying billionaires for his consortium in a competitive auction against other bidders, including hedge fund tycoon Sir Paul Marshall. The newspaper's sale was prompted by concerns over press freedom, following government intervention in an earlier takeover.
Breitbart: Democrats Admit Media's Failure to Interview Kamala Harris Benefits Her
Harris hasn’t faced the press in 22 days since her nomination, leaving Democrats gleeful about her lack of scrutiny. Party insiders believe sticking to vague enthusiasm is a stronger strategy than diving into controversial policies.
While Harris pledged a single interview soon, her history of gaffes and shifting policies suggests she’s hedging her bets. The clock’s ticking, but the silence could be her best strategy.
Breitbart: Kamala Harris Plagued by Zero: No Policy Platform, Interviews, Pressers, Primary Votes
Kamala Harris's presidential campaign is plagued by absence—zero policy positions, zero major press interactions, and zero primary votes. The presumptive nominee remains cloaked in silence, controlling her narrative while critics thrive on the void.
With no engagement from the press and speculation swirling, her campaign appears stuck in a rut, relying on speeches to followers rather than facing the biting questions of political life.
#society
GB News: Traditional post-work drinks dying out as Gen Z shuns alcohol in favour of more 'accessible virtual' events
A report suggests ditching traditional post-work drinks in favor of virtual or sober social events to align with Gen Z values. It urges companies to revamp their networking strategies, making inclusivity a priority and ensuring no one feels sidelined by alcohol-centric gatherings.
Employers are called to promote diverse socializing options, highlighting a shift towards accessible events that cater to all employees, regardless of their drinking habits or schedules. It's high time to rethink what workplace camaraderie looks like.
Forbes: ‘Twisters’ Debuts On Digital Streaming This Week
"Twisters," a sequel to the 1996 hit, follows meteorologist Kate as she returns to Oklahoma to confront her past amid a tornado outbreak. With storm chaser Javi by her side, she teams up with influencer Tyler to disrupt deadly storms.
After debuting in theaters, the film grossed over $310 million worldwide, striking a chord with audiences, while critics found it entertaining without the weight of climate change messages.
Fox News: Shop owner reveals heart-wrenching experience after BLM riots 'destroyed' his store on Gov Walz's watch
Long Her, a St. Paul tailor, recalls the terror of the 2020 riots that shattered his business, leaving him devastated and pleading for help that never came. With no police response and delayed National Guard support, his store was looted and destroyed, taking years to recover.
Now, with increased crime and fears of future chaos, Her emphasizes the need for a robust police presence and community safety, regardless of political affiliation. The scars of that night remain, echoing a call for change in leadership and accountability.
GB News: Chris Phelp condemns assault by 'fanatical protestor' on GB News journalist
Tory MP Chris Phelp decried the assault on a GB News journalist, labeling the assailant a "fanatical protester." He stressed that for democracy to thrive, journalists must be free to report without interference.
The incident occurred during a protest in Whitehall, highlighting tensions surrounding press freedom.
Fox News: Prince Albert admits it wasn’t love at first sight with Princess Charlene amid divorce rumors
Prince Albert of Monaco recalls his awkward start with Princess Charlene, who he met as a swimmer in 2000. Their relationship bloomed five years later, leading to marriage in 2011, but constant split rumors, particularly following Charlene's health battles, have plagued their union.
Despite reports, the couple insists their marriage remains strong amidst public scrutiny and personal struggles. The relentless gossip weighs heavily, but Albert maintains that their challenges stem from media misinterpretations rather than any real rift.
#economy
Forbes: Student Loan Payment And Interest Freeze Extended For 8 Million After Latest Loan Forgiveness Setback
The SAVE student loan plan, aimed at easing debt burdens for millions, hit a snag as a federal appeals court suspended key elements, hindering forgiveness and reduced payments. Secretary Cardona's frustration echoed against a backdrop of political turmoil and pressing uncertainty for borrowers.
As the Biden administration gears up for a Supreme Court showdown, millions remain in limbo, the weight of their loans bearing down like a hard-boiled mystery. Advocates demand immediate relief, fearing further legal quagmires ahead.
#military
Times Of Israel: ‘The coffee was still hot’: IDF general says troops were ‘minutes’ from catching Sinwar
Brig. Gen. Dan Goldfus revealed the IDF was mere minutes away from capturing Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar in a Gaza tunnel. The operation uncovered cash, weapons, and burned coffee—an indication of Sinwar's recent escape, reinforcing the IDF's push to dismantle Hamas's intricate network.
Despite successes, Goldfus grapples with the emotional toll of lost soldiers and hostages. He emphasizes victory lies not just in defeat but in upholding Israel’s values amid the chaos of war.
The Telegraph: Ukraine’s answer to Russia’s ‘Z’: How ‘white triangle’ invasion stunned Putin
Ukrainian forces have crossed into Russian territory, leaving a trail of chaos marked by a distinctive white triangle on their armored vehicles. This bold move has led to mass evacuations of Russian citizens and ignited hope in Ukraine's beleaguered populace.
As battles unfold, both sides prepare for an escalating conflict, with Russia struggling to stabilize its defenses. The landscape of the war shifts, no longer a one-sided affair, as Ukraine proves it can reclaim lost ground.
The Telegraph: The West is fighting us with the hands of Ukrainians, says Putin
Putin, in a rare display of apprehension, convened his top military brass, vowing to drive Ukrainian forces from Russian territory, blaming the West for the conflict. His promises, however, sounded shaky against the backdrop of Ukrainian gains and civilian evacuations.
As panic spreads along the borders, Russian officials scramble to respond to this unprecedented incursion. The portrait of a leader accustomed to control now appears frayed, raising questions about his grip on power and the Kremlin’s military strategy.
#health
Breitbart: As Kamala Harris Claims 'COVID Under Control,' Summer Surge Sweeps America
Vice President Kamala Harris declared COVID under control, a claim now overshadowed by a rising summer surge, particularly gripping her home state of California. Experts warn this wave could become the largest summer spike yet, even as hospitalizations remain low.
The pandemic is far from over, with infections soaring across the U.S., debunking notions of a bygone threat. The political fallout looms as criticisms resurface, citing higher death tolls under Biden's watch.
#crime
GB News: Surge policing needed in London knife crime hot spots, says MP Chris Philp
In the wake of a knife attack in Leicester Square, former Home Office minister Chris Philp calls for surge policing in crime hot spots to address knife violence. He emphasizes the importance of stop-and-search tactics and suggests deploying new technology to scan for weapons.
Philp insists on protecting journalists during protests, asserting that a free press is vital for democracy. He argues for immediate police intervention against those intimidating reporters, framing it as essential to uphold the integrity of democratic values.
Fox News: Bodycam footage offers new details in the disastrous police response to Uvalde shooting
Bodycam footage reveals the painfully criticized police inaction during the Uvalde school shooting. Despite calls for help from inside, nearly 400 officers waited over 70 minutes, exposing systemic failures that cost lives on that tragic May day.
The tragedy haunts as families and communities seek justice, grappling with the aftermath and pointing fingers at law enforcement’s disastrous response. A cacophony of desperate pleas echoed in hallways left unchecked.