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14 Aug 2024
#politics
The Mirror: Furious Liz Truss responds to lettuce prank - 'I won't stand for it'
Liz Truss fumed after a lettuce banner mocked her during a speech, claiming it suppressed free speech. Oblivious at first, she stormed off when she finally noticed the sign highlighting her economic failures, labeling the disruption a far-left attack.
Despite her attempts to rally support for Donald Trump, Truss's latest blunder stirred laughter instead of applause, continuing her reputation as the PM who fell before a vegetable.
The Western Journal: Liberal Group Wants Feds to Punish Musk For Talking to Trump: 'Blatantly Illegal'
When Elon Musk dared to host Donald Trump on his platform, a left-wing PAC immediately cried foul, labeling it a corporate campaign finance violation. They sought federal punishment, dubbing the event a blatant attack on campaign laws while ignoring similar breaches from other tech giants.
This outcry unveils a profound hypocrisy in the left's approach to free speech. While claiming to defend democratic principles, they aim to silence dissenting voices, using the legal system as a weapon against those challenging their narrative.
Breitbart: CNN's Enten: Trump Still Leads if 2016, 2020 Polling Errors Factored In
CNN analyst Harry Enten poured cold water on enthusiasm for Kamala Harris, noting past polling inaccuracies that underestimated Donald Trump's support in key battleground states. He cautioned that current numbers could shift, keeping Trump in the game.
In a landscape where past performances haunt the present, Enten suggests Harris fans hold off on celebrations, as Trump's polling may yet swing in his favor.
Fox News: Hunter Biden seeking State Department for help on lucrative energy project 'feels very strange': CNN reporter
Hunter Biden's attempts to secure help from the U.S. government for an energy venture in Italy while his father was vice president have raised eyebrows. Critics see it as an inappropriate use of his father's political influence, complicating the narrative as Hunter faces legal troubles.
Recent revelations cast a shadow over the Biden family's political landscape, with experts doubting the propriety of the outreach, even as Hunter's lawyer insists it was above board. The intersection of politics and personal ambition grows murky, drawing scrutiny from both sides of the aisle.
Human Events: VANESSA BATTAGLIA: Tim Walz is the Chinese Communist Party’s useful idiot
Tim Walz, Minnesota's governor, began his journey as a China advocate after a transformative trip in the late '80s. Though initially critical of the CCP, he now embraces collaboration with the regime, leading him to prioritize Chinese investment and partnerships over human rights concerns.
His dual legacy points to a troubling trajectory, trading early principled opposition for economic convenience, a trajectory mirrored in his political dealings. As VP, he risks compromise at the altar of China with an America-last agenda, reinforcing CCP interests.
Breitbart: Report: Document Shows Hunter Sought U.S. Govt. Help for Burisma
Hunter Biden sought State Department assistance for a Ukrainian energy company, Burisma, while his father was vice president. Emails indicate Hunter did not register as a foreign agent, raising questions about family dealings that coincided with U.S. foreign policy.
As the political storm swirled, the State Department withheld documents during impeachment proceedings, and despite ongoing scrutiny, the Justice Department has not charged Hunter with foreign lobbying violations. His financial entanglements continue to loom large.
#society
GB News: 'Treat the symptom and the cause!' Campaigner argues for single-sex train carriages in the UK as violence on trains DOUBLES
Violence against women on British trains is surging, sparking calls for stricter rules and more police presence. Activist Caroline Farrow advocates for female-only carriages, while broadcaster Khadija Khan argues that such measures merely treat symptoms, not the underlying culture of misogyny.
Both acknowledge a profound lack of trust in the police, emphasizing that the problem isn’t solely about spaces, but the pervasive attitude towards victims. They seek a dual approach to tackle the issue—symptoms and roots alike.
The Western Journal: It's a Miracle: Texas Toddlers Walk Away Unharmed After Being Launched Out of Car in Horrifying Wreck
In a bizarre twist of fate, two Texas toddlers were ejected from a flipping Jeep in a highway wreck, yet miraculously came away with only scrapes. The scene unveiled their serene, diaper-clad forms standing amidst chaos, drawing viral attention and awe on social media.
As authorities launch an investigation, the spotlight falls on parental responsibility. Comments flood in, urging the absolute necessity of car seat safety; while others whisper divine intervention played a role in their survival.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: In Beirut, US envoy Hochstein says ‘no more time to waste’ on Gaza ceasefire
US envoy Amos Hochstein warned that time is running out for a hostage-ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, aiming to halt escalating violence with Hezbollah in Lebanon. Diplomatic solutions are crucial now to prevent a wider war, he insisted, as tensions peak.
Hochstein's talks with Lebanese leaders reflect urgency amidst retaliatory strikes and casualties on both sides. Hezbollah ties its ceasefire to Gaza, while Israeli refusal complicates matters. The situation is a ticking bomb; diplomacy is the only fuse left.
#culture
Forbes: Some Actors Will Let AI Replicate Their Voices For Advertisements Under New Union Agreement
Hollywood's top actors union has struck a deal enabling actors to control and monetize their voices through AI for ads, ensuring they grant permission on a job-by-job basis. This comes a year after a lengthy strike over AI's impact on their livelihoods.
Performers maintain brand control and transparency, countering prior AI misuse that exploited their likenesses without consent. The agreement marks a compromise in an industry grappling with AI's growing influence.
#crime
Breitbart: Family and Friends of ‘General Hospital’ Star Johnny Wactor March on LA City Hall Demanding Action to Find His Killers
Johnny Wactor, an actor from "General Hospital," was killed while trying to stop thieves from stealing his car's catalytic converter in Los Angeles. His family pleads for information to capture his murderers, emphasizing the urgent need for accountability in crime.
The community rallies for justice, as city leaders echo the call for action against rising crime. Wactor's mother grapples with profound loss, seeking closure through the apprehension of those responsible.
GB News: Two Britons found dead in burnt car in Sweden named as detectives continue hunt
Two men, Farooq Abdulrazak and Juan Cifuentes, were found dead in a burned car in Malmo, Sweden. Both hailed from North London, leaving behind devastated families as authorities investigate their tragic demise without yet making any arrests.
The families remember them as pillars of their community, exemplars of kindness. As detectives sift through leads, the mourning echoes in the hearts of those who loved them.
#outdoors
Fox News: End-of-summer outdoor gear clearance: where to get your favorites before they’re gone
As fall looms, outdoor gear hits clearance, slashing prices on everything from tents to hiking boots. Major brands like Backcountry and Columbia offer steep discounts, perfect for adventure seekers looking to save.
Stock up now for next summer or gear up for winter hiking—either way, the deals won’t stick around.
#technology
Fox News: Fox News AI Newsletter: Meet Vayu's new street-smart delivery bot
In a world where machines have a way of creeping up on us, Vayu Robotics unveils "The One," a delivery robot that's more street-savvy than your average goon. This little genius promises to change the game in e-commerce logistics, all while the military tightens its grip on AI tech.
Meanwhile, in a nod to an uncertain future, CEO Dara Ladjevardian presents his AI doppelgänger to Fox, further blurring the line between man and machine. It’s a dance with the devil, and everyone’s eager to dip their toes.