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13 Aug 2024
#illegals
The Western Journal: Marriott Sues After Hotel Is Converted to Migrant Shelter
Marriott is suing a franchisee who turned a nearly completed hotel in Jamaica, NY, into a migrant shelter, breaching their contract. They demand $2.6 million for damages, claiming the move was unilateral and aimed at profiting from a government contract while ignoring franchise fees.
Tensions rise in NYC over migrant housing, pushing hotel prices up and straining local resources. The fallout from this conversion extends beyond legal battles, with rising crime linked to the surge in migrants.
#politics
Fox News: Harris campaign dropped ball on one basic task with Walz rollout, Dem and GOP strategists agree
The Harris campaign fumbled the ball with Tim Walz, their vice-presidential pick, leaving him vulnerable to attacks on his military record. Critics claim he's guilty of "stolen valor," using misleading language about his service that stirs controversy and undermines the campaign.
Now, as eyes turn to the debates, Walz's past could haunt Harris, turning a potentially smooth launch into a complicated mess. Whether this drags them down or not depends on how skillfully they can spin the narrative away from military credentials to broader campaign issues.
GB News: Sweden and France’s ‘major problems’ to hit Britain ‘unless we hit pause’ on mass migration - Matt Goodwin
Matt Goodwin warns Britain faces dire consequences from mass migration, echoing Sweden’s descent into violence and anxiety. He stresses the need to pause non-essential immigration and rethink multiculturalism, arguing integration must be enforced for national stability.
As small boat crossings surge, experts doubt Labour's plans to combat smuggling, highlighting challenges with European cooperation. Without a firm border strategy, the UK risks repeating the failures of the past.
The Western Journal: Stephen Colbert and CNN's Kaitlan Collins Humiliated When Audience Unexpectedly Laughs at Their Spin Attempt
In a surprising twist on Colbert's show, even the liberal audience couldn't hold back laughter at his absurd claim of CNN's objectivity, highlighting the disconnect between media spin and reality. The moment revealed the fragility of their propaganda amidst blatant bias.
Colbert and Collins fumbled through the fallout, with both hosts noting the unintended hilarity of the moment. The scene cuts through the pretense, offering a rare glimpse of truth that the establishment often cloaks.
#society
Breitbart: Change.Org Petition Demands Australian Breakdancer 'Raygun' be Held Accountable for 'Manipulating' Olympic Selection Process
In a spectacle that had the internet laughing, Australian breakdancer Rachel Gunn, aka Raygun, faces backlash for allegedly manipulating the Olympic selection process. A petition demands accountability for undermining deserving athletes and raising questions about her ethics.
With over 11,000 signatures, the call for transparency and an investigation into Gunn and Anna Mears' actions highlights a growing discontent in the breakdancing community. Fairness in the sport hangs in the balance.
#war
The Telegraph: Zelensky tells Russia ‘war is coming home’ - Ukraine: The Latest podcast
Today, Zelensky tells Russia the war is “coming home” as Ukraine pushes into Kursk, unveiling a new wave of conflict. The spotlight shifts to the man at the helm of Russia's defense: Alexei Dyumin.
The stakes are high, and whispers of espionage ripple across a quiet Finnish archipelago. War reshapes our realities.
#economy
Breitbart: Green Energy Surprise: Elon Musk Warns Against Vilifying Oil & Gas Industry in Trump Interview
Elon Musk, in an interview with Donald Trump, turned heads by defending the oil and gas industry, asserting that vilifying it could risk economic collapse. He downplayed the urgency of transitioning to sustainable energy, claiming it could take decades and ruggedly noting that "the house is not on fire."
Despite his ties to electric vehicles, Musk's remarks stirred controversy, especially as climate change demands more immediate action. Trump chimed in with a quirky suggestion of solar panels atop Tesla cars, while the pair danced around the core issues.
Breitbart: Starbucks Shakes It Up: Coffee Chain Ousts CEO, Poaches Chipotle Boss as New Chief
Starbucks has hired Brian Niccol from Chipotle as CEO to counter declining sales and activist investor pressure, ousting Laxman Narasimhan after just 16 months. The shakeup comes amid backlash over its progressive policies and competition in crucial markets like China.
While Starbucks' stock saw a boost, Chipotle's shares dropped as it navigates this leadership change. Niccol's previous growth record at Chipotle contrasts with Starbucks' struggling performance, prompting a reevaluation of strategies amidst rising costs and consumer discontent.
#military
The Telegraph: Ukraine has exposed Starmer’s basic cowardice
In a bold move, Ukraine's forces struck deep into Russian territory, shaking Vladimir Putin's iron grip. The unexpected assault has not only rattled the Kremlin but also exposed the hesitance of Ukraine's allies in providing necessary support, fearing Russian retaliation.
Despite the risk, this surprise attack highlights a critical lesson—escalation might be the key to challenging a tyrant. With Ukraine's audacity at Kursk, the balance of power is shifting, raising questions about Western timidity and its repercussions on the war's outcome.
Fox News: Putin scrambles as Ukraine advances troops along 'dormant front' in border security operation
Ukraine has breached the Russian border, capturing a significant swath of territory in Kursk during a surprise offensive. Zelenskyy frames the incursion as a necessary security measure, compelling Russia to rethink its border defense as civilian evacuations escalate.
Putin scrambles to respond, appointing a close ally to counter Ukraine's aggression. Meanwhile, Zelenskyy calls for long-range weapons from allies, insisting that shifting the fight to Russia's doorstep is the key to ending the conflict.
#culture
The Telegraph: Watch: Banksy’s rhinoceros artwork defaced by man in balaclava
In a fit of vandalism that stung like a bee, a masked man marred Banksy's newly unveiled rhinoceros artwork in Charlton, London. Witnesses murmured in disbelief as the mural, which sat on a Nissan Micra, was hastily tagged before any joy could take root.
As the city grapples with this blow to art, Banksy continues to release a flurry of animal-themed pieces, a mischievous artist in a world that doesn’t know how to take him—always one step ahead, dodging removal, and sparking outrage.
Breitbart: Rachael Lillis, ‘Pokémon’ Star Who Voiced Iconic Characters, Dies at 55
Rachael Lillis, the voice behind beloved Pokémon characters Misty and Jessie, has passed away at 55 after a battle with breast cancer. Her co-star Veronica Taylor announced the news, highlighting Lillis's extraordinary talent and the impact she had on fans.
Lillis's career spanned decades, giving life to iconic characters outside of Pokémon, including roles in various anime and video games. Her legacy will continue to resonate with those who grew up listening to her distinctive voice.
#education
The Western Journal: Conservative Professor Scores Multimillion-Dollar Win After Yearslong Battle with California College
In a landmark victory, Professor Matthew Garrett of Bakersfield College won a $2.4 million settlement from the district that fired him, claiming retaliation for speaking against racial diversity policies. They denied wrongdoing, but the outcome signals a triumph for free speech amid rising campus conflicts.
Garrett’s tenure gave him the leverage to fight back against what he called administrative misconduct, framing his case as a broader battle for conservative voices in education. His message is clear: the struggle for free expression is far from over.
#crime
Fox News: ICE finds, arrests Haitian migrant who was released on $500 bond after being charged with raping child in MA
Cory Alvarez, a Haitian immigrant accused of raping a 15-year-old girl, was arrested after being overlooked by local authorities despite an ICE detainer. Released on a low bond, he entered the U.S. under a controversial parole program before facing serious charges.
Legal battles over immigration policies and sanctuary city protocols ignite fierce debates as this case unfolds, highlighting the complexities and risks associated with such programs.
Fox News: Authorities sound alarm on 'gold bar scam' thats swindled millions from seniors
Seniors in Maryland are targeted by scammers in a scheme duping them into converting their assets into gold bars under the guise of federal protection. With victims aged 61 to 94 losing millions, the authorities warn that these con artists are taking everything from savings to security.
The FBI is investigating multiple cases linked to international call centers. As the scam proliferates, many elderly victims remain silent, fearing shame. Authorities urge vigilance, reminding that once lost, the chances of reclaiming stolen funds are bleak.
Fox News: WATCH: San Francisco traffic officer circled by masked motorcyclists in tourist area
A swarm of masked motorcyclists turned the famed Lombard Street into their playground, circling a traffic officer while pulling off stunts. Tourists looked on in disbelief, yet no reinforcements arrived, leaving the officer to face the bullies alone.
Police union lamented the lack of manpower, stating if they had enough officers, the chaos wouldn’t have gone unchecked. The bikers showed their true colors—dangerous and uncontrollable.
#sports
The Western Journal: Olympian Gets 'Rushed to Hospital' Just Before He Was Supposed to Be Flag Bearer at Closing Ceremony
As the Paris Olympics concluded, Irish swimmer Daniel Wiffen fell ill with a viral infection, forcing him to miss the closing ceremony where he was set to be flag-bearer. Others also faced health issues after competing in the polluted Seine.
Experts warned of the risks swimming in the river, where feeble cleanup efforts haven’t curbed the flow of contaminants, leading to a health crisis among athletes.