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13 Aug 2024
#politics
Le Monde: Bangladesh court opens murder investigation into deposed Hasina
A crowd cheered as the portrait of Sheikh Hasina, now a fugitive, was marred and the streets of Dhaka erupted in chaos. Her resignation marked a wild end to her reign, followed by a murder investigation into her and her henchmen, ignited by last month's deadly unrest.
The court’s green light for prosecution lends credence to the rising tide of accountability, as Bangladesh finds its direction shackled in corruption and blood. The shadows of power are shifting, but the past is a stubborn ghost.
Fox News: Tim Walz is not a folksy combo of Andy Griffith and Bernie Sanders. Harris may regret her pick
Tim Walz, Minnesota's governor, is becoming the Democratic equivalent of Sarah Palin—a pick aimed at energizing the ticket but marred by controversies and lack of familiarity. Scrutiny reveals a record of unpopular policies, from handling COVID to allegations of "stolen valor."
As Kamala Harris backs Walz, they risk the same misjudgment that plagued McCain's choice of Palin, fueling doubts among moderate voters. With Walz's ties to radical figures and a reputation that repels the very constituency he’s meant to rally, the prospect of a winning strategy looks grim.
Fox News: Morning Glory: Kamala Harris is not ready to be president
Trump showcases a track record marred by COVID yet marked by economic growth, tax cuts, and national security initiatives, while his unpredictable nature remains a constant. In contrast, Harris, labeled as a "zero-tools" player, struggles with qualifications and notable achievements, raising doubts about her leadership.
Her tenure has been characterized by inflation, weak border policies, and a lack of substantive accomplishments, leaving her readiness for the presidency in question. With no significant primary wins, her campaign strategy of avoidance might spell disaster for the nation.
#military
Times Of Israel: Iran rejects ‘impudent’ Western calls to cool tensions with Israel
Iran's Foreign Ministry lashed out at France, Germany, and Britain for urging Tehran to calm down amid threats against Israel, asserting their calls lack political sense and international law backing. Iran claims the right to respond to assaults on its sovereignty, particularly after recent assassinations.
As tensions mount, the U.S. is ramping up military readiness and seeking regional allies to de-escalate the situation. Both Iran and its proxies are on high alert, while Israel prepares for potential retaliatory strikes.
#culture
GB News: ‘I can’t think of a single thing’: Eamonn Holmes makes dig at Meghan Markle as she gears up for Colombia trip
Eamonn Holmes threw shade on Meghan Markle, claiming she hasn’t influenced anyone while Harry and Meghan brace for a Colombia trip fraught with staff drama. Eighteen members since 2018’s wedding have jumped ship, raising eyebrows about their decision-making.
The public's patience seems thin as the couple juggles claims of safety concerns at home while heading to one of the world's most perilous spots. A debate brews about Meghan’s potential return to royal duties as the monarchy faces its trials.
#health
Fox News: As fall approaches, which color of apple is 'better' for you and why: red, green or yellow?
As apple-picking season approaches, dietitians weigh in on the health benefits of apples. While nutritional differences are slight among varieties, dark red apples reign supreme for antioxidants, and all apples promote heart health and support gut bacteria.
An apple a day may indeed keep the doctor away, helping fend off diseases like diabetes and cancer, thanks to their rich flavonoids and fiber. So, whether you prefer green for their low sugar or honeycrisp for hydration, apples pack a nutritious punch.
#crime
Fox News: Virginia train crash with passenger van leaves 3 people dead, 1 other injured
A tragic collision in Augusta County, Virginia, left three dead and one injured when a passenger van was struck by a Norfolk Southern train. The van, carrying workers from a solar site, met its fate at a private road intersection after the train’s horn sounded.
Authorities are investigating the incident, confirming the train was within speed limits. Victims remain unnamed as families are notified.