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12 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: Kamala Harris’ glowing TIME cover dragged by critics: 'Journos worshipping politicians, terrific'
TIME magazine's latest cover sings the praises of Kamala Harris, declaring it "Her Moment,” stirring a media frenzy. Critics, however, call the piece propaganda, mocking its naivety while Harris remains silent, still unruffled by pressing questions on policies and party divisions.
As she steps into the spotlight, the underdog's journey remains uncertain; the challenge is to bridge the gaps in her coalition. Without a substantial interview, her use of the spotlight raises eyebrows and ignites chatter about sincerity.
The Western Journal: Judge Rules CDC Has 'Likely' Been Violating Federal Law for Years After Conservative Group Sounds Alarm
A federal judge has ruled the CDC likely broke federal law by deleting lower-level employees' emails, after 90 days, sparking outrage among conservatives. The injunction now tasks the National Archives and Justice Department with recovering these records.
The ruling underscores mounting distrust towards the agency, especially among critics who believe there's more to uncover.
The Western Journal: MSNBC Host Whines That Networks Are Daring to Give Trump Coverage: ‘2016 All Over Again’
Lawrence O'Donnell rants about MSNBC's Trump coverage, claiming it echoes 2016 mistakes. While he criticizes live coverage of Trump’s presser over Harris's events, he misses that both deserved airtime. O'Donnell’s outrage feels like a cheap shot for cheap ratings.
In a media landscape rife with bias, O'Donnell's attempt to elevate Harris falls flat—she’s avoided tough questions since July, relying instead on scripted responses. Trump, for all his bluster, still commanded the stage.
Fox News: Anti-Israel agitators plan demonstrations for Democratic National Convention: 'Equivalent' to 1968
Anti-Israel demonstrations are set to flood Chicago during the upcoming Democratic National Convention, echoing the turbulence of 1968. Protests are anticipated to draw tens of thousands, driven by frustration over the Biden administration's Israel stance and demands for a ceasefire in Gaza.
Critics, including local voices from Little Palestine, see the need for real change in U.S. policy, arguing that symbolic gestures won’t suffice as suffering escalates. The situation has ignited tensions across college campuses and protests nationwide.
#society
Times Of Israel: Two detained on suspicion of assaulting Arab women and child in West Bank outpost
Two Israeli settlers were arrested for attacking four Arab women and a toddler in Givat Ronen after they mistakenly drove into the outpost. The assailants hurled stones, threatened the victims, and set fire to their car, prompting outrage and calls for legal action.
The incident has reignited tensions, with a far-right MK justifying the violence, while victims and Israeli officials condemned the attack as unacceptable. Such outbreaks of hostility between settlers and Palestinians are not new in this volatile region.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: AVI ABELOW: How Obama, Biden, and Harris paved the way to war between Iran and Israel
The current turmoil in the Middle East is a dark echo of past U.S. foreign policy blunders, particularly under Obama and Biden, which favored engagement with Iran over Israel's security. This, coupled with weakened sanctions, has empowered Iranian proxies and escalated violence.
To restore stability, the U.S. must face the Iranian threat head-on, shift away from past strategies, and prioritize regional security over flawed diplomacy. The consequences of continued inaction are dire, threatening not just Israel, but global peace.
#culture
Fox News: 11 essentials you should keep in your shower
Time to ditch the clutter and make your shower work for you, not against you. With a handful of essentials like scalp massagers and deep conditioners, you can elevate your daily routine into a rejuvenating escape, avoiding the chaos of countless failed products.
From gentle cleansers to foot scrubbers, these 11 must-haves promise a spa-like experience while keeping your skin and hair healthy. Say goodbye to clutter and hello to clarity in your shower stall.
Le Monde: Banksy unveils rhino mural in London, eighth piece in eight days
Banksy strikes again in London with a raucous collection of murals, featuring a rhino mounting a car — his eighth animal-themed piece in just over a week. The elusive artist keeps the art world guessing while drawing crowds and capturing hearts, even as his works face removal.
From the Old Bailey's piranhas to Walthamstow’s pelicans, Banksy’s brand of defiance is both celebrated and threatened. With each spray can flick, he dances on the line of fame and anonymity, reminding us that even walls can tell a story.
#health
GB News: Shocking moment armed Met Police ground flight over patients' prescription medication: 'Appalling!'
Armed Met Police boarded a British Airways flight over concerns about medical cannabis. Passengers with prescriptions faced chaos for hours as officers doubted the legality of their medications, despite proof of prescription and recent laws.
The patients' medications were confiscated, mishandled, and tossed onto the baggage carousel post-flight, causing further distress. The incident highlighted a troubling lack of awareness among police about medical cannabis laws in the UK.
#crime
The Western Journal: Smartmatic Brags About 'Integrity and Transparency' Hours After President Indicted for Fraud, Doesn't Bother to Deny Charges
Smartmatic's president and two top executives face serious allegations of bribery and money laundering linked to the 2016 Philippine elections. Their response, while trumpeting "integrity and transparency," only deepens suspicions of a well-crafted smokescreen.
As the indictment doesn't mention voter fraud, Smartmatic’s debate over terminology—referring to indicted leaders as mere "employees"—hints at a deeper rot within. Transparency seems a distant echo in a world where slush funds and corrupt deals murmur under the surface.