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13 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: RFK Jr. disqualified from New York ballot, used 'sham' address for residency, judge rules
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s presidential bid took a hit when a judge ruled he can’t appear on New York’s ballot, declaring his claimed residence a sham. Contrary to his claims, he lives in California, raising serious doubts about his voter registration integrity.
Kennedy plans to appeal, alleging a Democratic conspiracy against him and calling the ruling an assault on democracy. His continuing struggle brings to mind the perils of politics where truth often takes a backseat to ambition.
Fox News: Kamala Harris' college sorority launches its own PAC as part of 'Divine Nine'
Vice President Kamala Harris is aiming for the White House with a new PAC from her sorority, Alpha Kappa Alpha, deepening ties with the powerful Divine Nine. Polls show a surge in her support, yet warnings of overconfidence loom—Trump still holds the edge in critical battlegrounds.
As the race tightens, the stakes rise with every endorsement, every event, and every whisper in the smoky rooms of power. Harris balances on the knife's edge, while Trump grins, surveying the battlefield like a hawk circling its prey.
The Federalist: MI Supreme Court Candidates Sound Off On Election 'Overreach'
Four Republican candidates for the Michigan Supreme Court faced off at a debate, discussing judicial philosophies and alleged election overreach by state officials. They emphasized election integrity and free speech, reflecting a similar conservative ethos, while highlighting concerns of government overreach.
The candidates criticized recent executive actions and expressed a desire to return to a strict interpretation of the Constitution, suggesting that perceived ideological slants in the current court necessitate their election. They aim for transparency and accountability in judicial processes.
GB News: EU sparks outrage after ordering Elon Musk to CENSOR Trump interview
The European Union stirred the pot by ordering Elon Musk to censor his Trump interview, warning him about the legal obligations surrounding hate speech. Musk responded defiantly, showcasing the friction between big tech and government regulations.
Trump took the opportunity to hit back at the EU, questioning America's financial role in European defense amid rising tensions with Russia. It’s a tangled web of politics and power plays, where the stakes are as high as they come.
#society
GB News: HAVE YOUR SAY - Is the Union flag divisive? COMMENT NOW
In a sleepy Norfolk village, a Union flag stirs tempers like a shot of bad whiskey. Historian Rafe Heydel-Mankoo and activist Imarn Ayton clash, igniting a simmering debate on whether the emblem is a unifying symbol or a spark for division.
The air grows thick with tension, evidence that loyalty and identity can turn neighbors into foes.
#military
The Telegraph: Iran dismisses Starmer’s plea not to launch attack on Israel
Iran has brushed off pleas from Western leaders not to target Israel, insisting it will respond to perceived injustices. As tensions mount, Israel warns it stands ready to retaliate against any Iranian aggression, with US officials echoing concerns of an imminent attack.
Meanwhile, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is set to visit the region, striving to broker a ceasefire amid escalating threats. Both nations brace for potential retaliation that could undermine Iran’s nuclear strength.
The Federalist: The Ignominy Of Master Sergeant Timothy Walz
Tim Walz, the vice presidential candidate, abandoned his soldiers and his post as command sergeant major to run for Congress ahead of a deployment to Iraq. This act of self-interest raised the ire of veterans who see him as unworthy of trust or honor.
His resignation before combat not only broke a sacred bond but also reflects a moral failing, making him unqualified for higher office. The veteran community is rallying to ensure this betrayal is not forgotten.
#crime
GB News: Romanian citizen charged with stabbing child tourist ‘eight times’ remanded in custody
Ioan Pintaru, a Romanian tourist, stands accused of attempting to murder an 11-year-old girl in Leicester Square, London, stabbing her eight times with a steak knife. Denied bail, he waits for a court appearance while the child's wounds, though serious, are not life-threatening.
The court seeks a motive while police confirm the suspect and the victims were strangers, and a public intervention prevented greater harm. Emergency services are on the scene, and the investigation continues.