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12 Aug 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Report: Donald Trump Plans to Sue Biden's DOJ for $100M over Mar-a-Lago Raid
Former President Trump is gearing up to sue the Biden Justice Department for $100 million over the controversial raid on his Mar-a-Lago estate. He claims the raid was a case of "tortious conduct," accusing the feds of misconduct related to a federal investigation into classified records.
As charges pile up against him—37 felony counts including obstruction and false statements—Trump maintains his innocence and sees the legal battle as a fight for all Americans against governmental overreach. The stakes are high with the 2024 election looming.
Breitbart: Trump Releases Ad on X/Twitter Showing Vision of Victory
Trump returned to X with an ad portraying his vision of victory for November 2024, rallying his base amid heavy media praise for Kamala Harris. The ad spins a tale of resilience, glossing over the indictments as mere distractions in his fight against a 'broken system.'
Trump's rhetoric is bold, proclaiming a battle for America’s soul, assuring his followers that their freedom is at stake. Victory, he insists, is just around the corner, poised to obliterate the so-called Deep State in a decisive comeback.
Forbes: How Elon Musk Wants To Pull In Votes For Trump In 2024—As He’s Set To Interview Former President Today
Elon Musk, once an ally of Biden, is now deep in the Republican mud, gearing up for a freewheeling chat with Trump on X. This alliance includes backing a pro-Trump super PAC amidst election chaos, revealing a drastic political pivot.
Musk's recent endeavors underscore the merging of billionaires and politics, potentially reshaping the electoral landscape.
Fox News: Dems hitting Vance with debunked vulgar claim 'undermine' their anti-Trump credibility, strategist says
Democrats cling to a debunked rumor about JD Vance, Trump's pick for VP, using it as fodder for memes and jokes. With public figures like Kamala Harris and Tim Walz stoking the fire, they risk looking hypocritical while trying to distract from their own shortcomings.
Political tricks don't always go as planned; some say they're backfiring. In a haze of insults and social media jest, it seems each side’s just trading barbs, making the political contest a lowbrow affair.
Times Of Israel: Canada strips 2 pro-Israel charities of tax-free status, including ‘flagship’ JNF
In a twist fit for a dark novel, Canada has yanked the charitable status from two Jewish nonprofits funneling cash to Israel—the Jewish National Fund and the Ne’eman Foundation. With whispers of internal politics and accusations of antisemitism thrown about, it’s a war of words in a labyrinth of law.
The backdrop of this scandal unfurls a battle between pro-Palestinian activists and longstanding Zionist organizations, further fueled by the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. As both sides draw their lines, the courtroom may soon hear the truth of who holds the moral high ground in this bitter fight.
Forbes: Trump Intends To Sue DOJ Over Mar-A-Lago Search
Donald Trump plans to sue the Justice Department for $100 million over the Mar-a-Lago search, claiming it was politically motivated. This move follows the dismissal of DOJ charges against him regarding withheld White House documents.
While the lawsuit could unravel months later, it may give the DOJ a chance to gather evidence against Trump. He awaits the DOJ's response and potential litigation consequences loom ahead.
#society
The Telegraph: South Korea deploys sniffer dog to detect bedbugs from Paris Olympics
As athletes trickled back from Paris, South Korea unleashed Ceco the beagle, trained to sniff out bedbugs like a shadow in the night. With a keen nose for trouble, he scours bags and hotel rooms, ensuring nothing crawls in unnoticed as the nation gears up for a potential infestation.
Last year’s panic in Paris still lingers in the air, and South Korea isn’t taking any chances. They’re disinfecting flights weekly and keeping a vigilant watch, ready to act at a moment’s notice. Just when you thought the Olympics would be all glitz and glory, here comes the bedbug brigade.
GB News: 'Load of rubbish - it's OUR flag!' Local Claxton resident brilliantly puts down claims Union Flag is divisive
In Norfolk, a quiet village called Claxton stirs as locals split over flying the Union Jack from their hall. Some crave the banner as a mark of pride, while others fear it brands nationalism and division. Dick Thompson stands firm, declaring the flag a right.
New MP Ben Goldsborough encourages dialogue, caught in a tug-of-war where patriotism intertwines with concern over rising tensions brought by “newcomers.” In a scene where flags symbolize much more than fabric, residents wrestle with identity and the specter of a divided community.
The Telegraph: Monday evening news briefing: Putin: ‘We’ll kick the enemy out of Russia’
Putin's declaration to expel "the enemy" from Russian territory follows Ukraine's border intrusion, intensifying security discussions. Meanwhile, Farage accuses Starmer of curtailing free speech, revealing tensions around proposed regulations on social media amid recent civil unrest.
In a backdrop of rising crime, two 12-year-olds face charges over recent riots, and an 11-year-old girl is hospitalized after a violent incident. The unsettling streets buzz with uncertainty as politics and crime intertwine in this smoky enclosure.
#military
Le Monde: Combat divers and surveillance drones: How the French army secured the Olympics
As the Paris Olympics loom, the French army has deployed 10,000 troops to secure venues amid threats of terrorism and protests. Colonel Vincent Flore emphasizes a strategy of deterrence and reassurance, coordinating night patrols with cutting-edge drones and specialized units.
Vigilance at sites like the Guyancourt golf course reflects a military response to both security risks and environmental protests, signaling a readiness to manage not just criminals, but dissent itself.
Times Of Israel: IDF names another 12 Hamas, Islamic Jihad terrorists killed in Gaza school strike
In a precision airstrike on Saturday, the IDF claims to have eliminated 31 Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad operatives in Gaza, targeting a command center embedded within a school. Contrastingly, Hamas reports that at least 93 civilians died, raising doubts around casualty figures.
While the IDF insists the strike adhered to international law and aimed to mitigate civilian harm, ongoing conflict reveals Hamas’s use of civilian infrastructure for military purposes, complicating the humanitarian landscape.
#crime
GB News: Leicester Square: Ex-police officer holds back tears in passionate rant URGING for knife crime crackdown - 'When is the government going to listen?!'
Norman Brennan, a former cop, is pleading for action after an 11-year-old girl and a woman were stabbed in central London. He’s been shouting for a knife crime crackdown for 30 years, urging the government to implement mandatory prison time to curb the violence.
Despite his expertise and a history of personal loss, Brennan feels unheard, claiming a systematic failure to address the knife crime epidemic. He calls for a tougher stance, echoing recent strategies against rioters to protect families from further tragedy.
GB News: ‘Hang on a minute’: Emily Carver clashes with former Met cop over two-tier policing after UK riots
Emily Carver and former Met Police Chief Inspector Peter Kirkham clashed over claims of two-tier policing during a heated discussion, with Carver questioning the police’s lack of response to crime. Kirkham argued that public respect for authority has declined and that budget cuts have hindered police effectiveness.
As they exchanged barbs, the conversation highlighted a growing distrust between the public and the police, fueled by perceptions of inaction and political rhetoric. Kirkham lamented the pressures on law enforcement, while Carver emphasized the community's frustration.
#science
The Economist: Exposure to the Sun’s UV radiation may be good for you
Basking in the sun might give you a better chance of health than once thought, but the shadow of skin cancer still looms large. Sunscreen remains your best devil in the midday heat.
Meanwhile, as Earthlings dream of shaping Mars, innovation like engineered dust and skin-worn batteries awaken possibilities.
#outdoors
On The Water: Bluefin Stampede Over Cape Cod Bunker Schools
In May, Cape Cod Bay became a buffet for massive schools of Atlantic menhaden, attracting ravenous bluefin tuna. The fishermen, armed with rods and tales, watched as their luck turned into a spectacle—giant tuna leaping, feasting, and turning the waters into a theater of nature.
With this change in diet, the thrill of the catch surged, painting summers in vivid hues of blue and silver as the predators showcased their raw power. The rich dance of life beneath the waves was a reminder of nature’s relentless cycles.
#technology
Forbes: Publicis Sapient CEO Lays Out The Path To AI Transformation
Businesses are gearing up for a tech transformation, but it can't just be a shift from legacy systems to digital—it's a total overhaul of how they operate. Top brass from Nigel Vaz's POV need to break silos and rethink processes if they want to leverage AI's enormous potential.
Yet, many grapple with data quality and ethical considerations, having to retrain employees while managing the balancing act between innovation and vested interests. The real work lies in connecting data and fostering a learning culture to navigate upcoming complexities.