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13 Aug 2024
#politics
Times Of Israel: 7 charged in UK court for pro-Palestinian attack on warehouse tied to Israel’s Elbit
In a London court, seven individuals faced charges of violent disorder and burglary, linked to an August 6 protest against Israeli defense firm Elbit Systems. They allegedly used a prison van to break in and caused £1 million in damage, with one accused of assaulting a police officer.
The group, aged 20 to 51, is part of Palestine Action's campaign against companies tied to Israeli military activities, citing their actions as direct disruptions aimed at ending violence against Palestinians.
Fox News: Casey tied to Chinese firm he claimed McCormick-led company invested in to 'profit' off Fentanyl crisis
Senator Bob Casey is exposed for investing in a Chinese fentanyl manufacturer while attacking opponent Dave McCormick for similar ties. Both men are locked in a heated political battle as overdose deaths rise in Pennsylvania, bringing drug policies to the forefront.
McCormick calls Casey a hypocrite, claiming he has failed to address the worsening fentanyl crisis. With the 2024 election looming, both candidates are scrambling to secure voter support amid growing concerns over drug abuse.
Fox News: Donald Trump was almost assassinated one month ago. Our media has moved on. Voters have not
In Butler, Pa., a near-fatal shot aimed at Trump left the political landscape trembling, revealing the raw nerves of a nation on edge. The assassination attempt reshaped the narrative, pushing out Biden and ushering in a tense showdown with Kamala Harris as the new opponent.
As the campaign gears up, the haunting specter of violence hangs heavy. The stakes aren't just political; they now touch the very fabric of coexistence in America, with voters reminded of Trump's rallying cry to "fight, fight, fight."
The Western Journal: Trump's Interview Sabotaged? Glitches, Tech Failures May Not Be an Accident as 'Adversaries' Could Be Involved: Lara Trump
Lara Trump claims technical glitches during her father-in-law's interview with Elon Musk were the handiwork of adversaries, a desperate move to thwart his return to power. She paints a picture of a “deep state” terrified of Trump's comeback.
Musk noted a major DDOS attack, suggesting this was no mere coincidence. Amidst hacking claims targeting Trump’s campaign, Lara insists Trump is the only force to restore power to "we, the people."
#society
Breitbart: Air Conditioning Crackdown Sparks ‘Vendettas’ in Portofino, Italy
In the picturesque town of Portofino, the battle against unauthorized air conditioning units has unleashed a neighborhood war of informers. Residents now snitch on one another, driven by a crackdown on unpermitted units—fines soaring as high as €50,000.
Local authorities comb the narrow streets, spurred by a rising heat and jealousy wrapped in green regulations. Mayor Matteo Viacava insists on upholding rules to preserve the town’s beauty while the summer swelters on.
Times Of Israel: Anti-Israel students in US plan to ring in academic year with ‘strike for Palestine’
Pro-Palestinian college students, led by the Young Democratic Socialists of America, plan a national strike to push for divestment from Israel and a ceasefire in Gaza. This follows a series of high-profile protests across universities marred by accusations of antisemitism.
As tensions rise on campuses like Columbia and UCLA, the YDSA seeks to galvanize support, believing a strike will pressure universities more effectively than previous protests. The fight for "free speech" and against perceived genocidal actions continues to embroil academic life.
GB News: 'This an embarrassment!' Former Met officer FUMES after white police SNUBBED for promotion due to race - 'It is unfair'
Three white officers claimed discrimination after being side-stepped for promotion in favor of an Asian colleague. An employment tribunal ruled in their favor, calling the decision "positive discrimination" and a “massive mistake” for Thames Valley Police, sparking criticism.
Former officer Chris Hobbs lamented the case as an embarrassment and insisted that all candidates should earn their promotions based on merit, not race. He hopes this will embolden others facing discrimination to speak out.
Breitbart: One Killed in Marathon, Athens Wildfires as 700 Firefighters Battle Flames
In the smoky haze of Athens, a fierce wildfire raged, claiming a life and forcing evacuations in the northern suburbs. Hundreds of firefighters battled the inferno, which consumed homes and left 18 injured, as winds played a cruel game with flames that soared high into the night sky.
Under the weight of summer's relentless heat, Greece sought international assistance, while alarms blared for those still stubbornly defying evacuation orders. The scorching grip of climate change held tighter, as flames roared near the historic Marathon battlefield, threatening both life and legacy.
#war
Human Events: Zelensky begs UK for missiles to fire at Russian forces—UK refuses
Zelensky's pleading for long-range missiles from the UK underscores Ukraine's aggressive push against Russian forces as they target the Kursk region. He sees this as key to destabilizing Putin’s grip on power, linking it to a past maritime disaster.
But the UK remains firm; no Storm Shadow missiles will be granted, limiting Ukraine’s counterattack capabilities. Zelensky's hopes hang in a precarious balance, as historical references fuel his conviction.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Call Gaza ceasefire and we will not attack you, Iran officials reportedly tell Israel
In the smoky backrooms of diplomacy, Iran's officials hinted they won’t strike Israel if a ceasefire holds in Gaza. It’s a dangerous game of chess; a failed negotiation could reignite military retaliation against Israel and draw in Hezbollah's hand.
As the U.S. pushes for peace talks in Doha, Iran remains on edge, tempering its threats but holding firmly to the belief that any attack on its soil justifies a response. The stakes are high, and the outcomes uncertain.
Breitbart: Iran Rejects Western Plea to Drop Israel Retaliation Threats
Iran rejected Western pleas to abandon its vow of revenge against Israel following the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh. With threats of retaliation rising, the U.S. has bolstered its military presence in the region, expecting significant attacks soon.
Amidst the chaos, Iran's military remains undeterred, viewing demands for restraint as support for Israel's actions. The stakes are high, and the rhetoric sharpens; a tense standoff looms, with both sides girding for a conflict that could ignite the powder keg.
#economy
Breitbart: NPR's Garsd on OH Migrant Surge: Immigration 'Good for the Economy' But 'Can Be Rocky' for 'First Few Years'
In Springfield, Ohio, an influx of migrants stirs the pot. While locals weigh the potential economic boost, concerns bubble up about rapid change and support. Mayor Rue voices worry, seeking government aid as the town grapples with balancing acceptance and capacity.
Immigration could be the lifeline Springfield needs, but the path to prosperity is fraught with uncertainty. Can they adapt to this new reality, or will it overwhelm them?
#military
Fox News: Veterans increasingly calling out Walz's military record: 'Shameful'
Veterans are rising up against Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, questioning his military service as he joins Kamala Harris for the 2024 ticket. Retired soldiers accuse him of running away from duty before his battalion deployed to Iraq, branding his actions as shameful.
Critics say Walz misrepresents his military status, claiming he retired as a Command Sergeant Major instead of a Master Sergeant. The chorus of discontent grows as accusations of "stolen valor" resonate, tarnishing his political ambitions.
The Telegraph: Russian propaganda accuses Ukraine ‘terrorists’ of human rights abuses
Russian media labeled Ukrainian troops as "terrorists," claiming they used chemical weapons and targeted civilians during their unexpected invasion. The Kremlin pushed this narrative to regain control, framing their military as valiant defenders against a lawless adversary.
Yet, social media painted a different picture, with Ukrainian soldiers seen celebrating victories and showing concern for locals. Amidst the chaos, misinformation flows like cheap liquor under the neon lights of a grimy bar.
Le Monde: Moscow stunned by first foreign military incursion on Russian soil since 1945
In the shadow of war, evacuees lined up for aid in Kursk as Russian authorities scrambled to manage a record exodus since the Chechen conflict. With the Ukrainian offensive capturing 28 territories, turmoil filled the air, but the Kremlin's reassurances rang hollow.
Families reunited briefly on the Moscow platform, weighed down by uncertainty about loved ones still missing. While Putin vowed action against an unseen enemy, the reality of civilian casualties painted a grim picture of chaos and confusion.
#culture
Forbes: ‘Frozen 3’ Release Date Set: What We Know About The New Installment
The ice queen and her sister are back on the map, with "Frozen 3" hitting theaters November 24, 2027, after delays from the chaos of the pandemic and industry strikes. With a hefty $2.7 billion from its predecessors, Disney’s counting on magic yet again.
Rumblings hint at a “Frozen 4,” with more tales lurking in the frosty shadows. Meanwhile, “Inside Out 2” has leveled up as box office champ, adding spice to this animated rivalry.
#history
GB News: Archaeologists uncover 2,000-year-old Roman mosaic in one of Britain's best-preserved sites
In Shropshire, archaeologists unearthed a stunning 2,000-year-old mosaic depicting dolphins and fish at the Roman city of Viriconium, now Wroxeter. This vibrant artwork hints at the wealth of its owner and provides insights into the city’s history through accompanying artifacts.
Experts, led by Win Scutt, initially sought a civic temple but stumbled upon this piece of beauty, hidden for millennia. To safeguard its discovery, the site has been reburied, preserving the past for future generations.
#health
Fox News: 'America's healthiest community' is small town near Washington, DC
Falls Church, Virginia, has snagged the title of America’s healthiest community, topping the U.S. News and World Report's rankings with impressive scores in health, education, and infrastructure. The city boasts high walkability and access to crucial amenities.
Behind the accolades, a community focused on wellness and quality of life thrives, aided by strong education, local initiatives, and a celebrated farmers market. A shared goal of health and safety for families keeps residents united and engaged.
#crime
The Western Journal: Trump Campaign Office Broken Into - Sheriff Worried About What 'What May Have Been Left Behind'
The Trump campaign office in Ashburn, Virginia, was burglarized, prompting an investigation by the local sheriff. Concerns linger about what was stolen and what was potentially left behind, especially following recent security breaches and heightened tensions around the former president.
As the 2024 election heats up, this incident raises questions about the safety of political figures amid a flurry of assassination attempts and cyber threats. The sheriff's office is on the hunt for the suspect.