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15 Aug 2024
#politics
Le Monde: Democrats file complaint to remove Green Party from Wisconsin presidential ballot
The DNC is aiming to block Green Party candidate Jill Stein from the Wisconsin ballot, claiming the party is ineligible due to not nominating electors as required by state law. This maneuver comes amidst tight presidential races where third-party candidates could tip the scales.
The complaint underlines the tension in swing states where Democrats suspect third-party candidacies could siphon vital votes from their candidate, echoing past frustrations from the 2016 election.
Fox News: Ken Paxton threatens to sue after State Fair of Texas bans guns: 'Infringement of Second Amendment rights'
Texas AG Ken Paxton threatens to sue Dallas over its new gun ban at the State Fair, claiming it violates state laws protecting licensed carriers. He demands action within 15 days or he’ll take the city to court, igniting tensions over the Second Amendment.
The fair maintains it can enforce the ban, citing its status as a private entity, while recent gun violence at the event intensifies the debate around safety and rights.
#society
The Telegraph: Columbia president quits in wake of Gaza protests
Minouche Shafik has resigned as president of Columbia University after facing intense scrutiny over her management of protests regarding the Gaza conflict. Citing personal toll and community discord, she plans to return to the UK for a role with the Foreign Office.
Her tenure, marked by campus unrest and accusations of anti-Semitism, parallels the departures of other Ivy League leaders amid rising tensions over the Israel-Hamas war. Shafik now seeks to focus on international development and combating global poverty.
Fox News: GREG GUTFELD: It turns out that the Trump mess was no bug in the system
In a world gone mad, the Secret Service seems like a circus act, shuffling through chaos while the nation’s morals wane. As incompetence reigns, from sleeping agents to security breaches, one wonders if our standards have slipped through the cracks of a crumbling foundation.
The fabric of society frays as merit is scorned and chaos runs wild, leaving us awash in a sea of distractions. We aren’t just bending the rules; we’re rewriting the whole damn playbook, or maybe we tore it up entirely.
Le Monde: Slovakia's government is going to war against artists and 'LGBT ideology'
In the summer swelter of Bratislava, thousands protested against the populist government's purges of cultural figures, calling for resignations under "Enough, leave." Culture Minister Simkovicova waged a cultural war, ousting dissenting artists in a bid to impose her narrow vision.
As Slovakia mirrors Hungary's troubling descent, freedom of expression teeters on the edge. Dismissals of progressive voices reveal a regime keen to silence dissent, backed by officials who dismiss protests as mere "yapping.”
#other
Breitbart: Ibiza Environmental Dept. Investigating Katy Perry over Possible Damaged Sand Dunes in ‘Lifetimes’ Video
Ibiza's Environmental Department is probing Katy Perry for allegedly filming her music video "Lifetimes" without permits, possibly damaging the protected S’Espalmador dunes. The case highlights her team’s oversight in a region of ecological importance.
Just when fans thought they were rid of her cringe-inducing songs, Perry stirs up fresh trouble. It seems the sand dunes aren’t the only thing in need of protection.