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14 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: Trump push to dismantle Education Department met with enthusiasm in House GOP
Rep. Thomas Massie is rallying GOP support to dismantle the Department of Education if Republicans regain control in November, echoing Donald Trump's recent alignment with the idea. Both see education governance better suited for state control than federal oversight.
This movement reflects long-standing conservative efforts to cut through bureaucratic red tape, with Massie proposing a bill backed by over 30 House GOP members, signifying a potential shift in educational policy under a new Republican regime.
GB News: REVEALED: The 120 Labour MPs determined to REVERSE Brexit by dragging UK closer to EU
Almost 50 newly-elected Labour MPs have formed a group aiming to challenge Brexit and encourage closer ties with the EU, sparking fears of a potential shift back to Brussels. Despite representing Brexit-supporting constituencies, polling shows public resistance to reversing Brexit.
Labour leader Keir Starmer insists the party won’t rejoin the EU or its market but seeks to find a better post-Brexit relationship. As divisions emerge within Labour, the pro-EU group faces scrutiny, grappling with the balance between ambition and public sentiment.
Fox News: Trump campaign picks up the pace, eyes counter-programming during Democrats' convention
With Kamala Harris gaining momentum ahead of the Democratic National Convention, Trump’s team gears up to counter by spotlighting her perceived ultra-liberalism. Despite traditional norms, he'll mobilize key supporters in battleground states, aiming to reshape the narrative.
The former president plans a slew of rallies and media appearances, utilizing X to reach a broader audience. Trump's allies urge him to shift focus from personal attacks to economic critiques of Harris, emphasizing urgency as the race tightens.
Fox News: Former Minnesota resident unloads on Gov Walz after mother died 'of loneliness' during pandemic
Cathy, a former Minnesota resident, fled the state after her mother died alone in a nursing home due to COVID restrictions imposed by Governor Tim Walz. She warns others of the dangers of his leadership, painting a picture of increased crime and tyranny.
As both a personal and broader societal warning, Cathy fears Walz’s potential rise in national power alongside Kamala Harris. She describes him as a "crazy liberal" intent on high taxes and control, opposed to the freedoms she believes should prevail.
#society
Fox News: California rabbi puts colleges on notice after 'national failure' to protect Jewish students
Amid rising anti-Semitism on campuses, Rabbi Noah Farkas of the Jewish Federation of Los Angeles implores universities to protect Jewish students. Last year's unrest left many feeling unsafe, a "national failure" that must not recur as anti-Israel protests loom again.
Farkas proposes a strategy to unite and support Jewish students while insisting universities uphold their educational mission. As tensions simmer, local leaders stress the need for accountability and safety, with former MLB star Steve Garvey calling the attacks on Jewish students hate crimes.
Le Monde: House of the Dragon: A grand spectacle of frustration
In a world where intricate dynasties clash, “House of the Dragon” unfolds the Targaryen saga with a slow burn, drifting through political tides and personal turmoil. Season two’s eight episodes pack more dialogue than spectacle, leaving viewers yearning for the storm to come.
Anticipations rise for a climactic third season as Rhaenyra struggles with her throne's demands while Daemond hangs in a shadowy limbo. The lack of battles might frustrate, but it enhances the character-driven narrative rooted in power, loyalty, and betrayal.
Le Monde: In Iraq, a bill could legalize child marriage
In Baghdad's Tahrir Square, Iraqi men and women rally against a dangerous amendment to family law that threatens to legalize underage marriage. The amendment, pushed by conservative factions, could revert women's rights and hand family matters to religious authorities.
The proposed changes, building on a historic law that protects women, ignite fears of rising child marriages and eroded rights. Activists stand firm, proclaiming that the age of female slavery has reached its end.
#military
Le Monde: How the Ukrainian army easily entered Russia and is holding its positions
In a chilling twist of fate, Ukrainian forces slipped through the Russian defenses at Kursk like a thief in the night, thwarting the Kremlin's certainty and leaving its border guards looking foolish. The surprise incursion, aided by Belarusian soldiers, showcased the fraying threads of Moscow's military dominance.
While Moscow was fixated on Donbas, Kyiv's cunning maneuver proved that they'd been preparing in the shadows. The blind spots in Russian intelligence are becoming glaring, revealing a command tangled in overconfidence and a dangerous lack of alertness.
#crime
Fox News: Scott Peterson’s most outrageous defense claims, debunked
Scott Peterson, convicted in 2004 for the murder of his pregnant wife, Laci, maintains his innocence despite a mountain of evidence against him. After two decades, the Los Angeles Innocence Project is taking on his latest appeal as Peterson breaks his silence in a new interview.
With his past and actions haunting him, Peterson's attempts to shift blame and claim evidence of his guilt is weak. The focus remains on the damning proof and his questionable conduct, as the spotlight shines anew on this notorious case.
Fox News: Tim Walz opened Minnesota's door to Somali immigrants as gangs became more prevalent
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, now VP Harris' pick, faces backlash for his liberal immigration policies amid Somali gang crime in the state. Critics argue his support for refugees has fueled issues, despite the majority being law-abiding citizens.
Somali gangs, involved in diverse crimes, complicate law enforcement efforts. Former Sheriff Rich Stanek warns that Walz's evolving stance undermines public safety, sparking further divisions in the ongoing immigration debate.