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14 Aug 2024
#politics
The Federalist: Alabama SOS Finds 3K Potential Noncitizens Registered To Vote
Alabama's Secretary of State Wes Allen has flagged over 3,000 potential noncitizen voters for removal from state rolls. His office will work to inactivate these registrations and investigate further, sending cases to the Attorney General for potential prosecutions.
Collaboration with federal agencies was denied, prompting Allen to prioritize this issue since taking office. He aims to ensure only eligible voters participate in elections, resisting federal directives that complicate voter registration.
Fox News: 'Squad' member secures primary victory in Walz's home state and more top headlines
A new Fox News survey will reveal the Harris-Trump matchup and voter priorities. While some Democrats face pushback, key challenges heating up in Minnesota and beyond set the stage for a contentious election season.
Candidates are framed by their pasts and margins are slim—only the sharpest survive.
#society
Fox News: Social Security marks 89th year as retirement fund risks insolvency under Democrats
Social Security, born 89 years ago under FDR, faces a grim future. Predicted depletion of its trust fund by 2033 has Americans worried—80% fret about their benefits. Solutions are needed, or future retirees might receive just 83% of what they've earned.
Raising the retirement age and adjusting payroll contributions are on the table, but a growing elderly population and longer life expectancy complicate matters. Lawmakers better act fast, or the Social Security safety net may become a tattered remnant of its former self.
GB News: Winter Fuel Payment update: Thousands MORE pensioners to lose £300 energy bill support under Scotland rule change
Pensioners in Scotland are in for a rough winter as the government shifts to a means-tested Winter Fuel Payment, limiting the £300 support to only those on low incomes. This change comes amid rising deficits, mirroring the UK's own financial woes.
The shift means one million older households may find themselves without vital energy bill assistance. Urgent calls for benefits awareness and a social energy tariff go unanswered as cuts loom large.
#culture
GB News: Katy Perry investigated by Spanish authorities for 'environmental damage' after 'unauthorised' music video
Katy Perry's latest music video, "Lifetimes," sparked controversy after it was filmed without permission at protected dunes in Spain, leading to an investigation. Fans reacted negatively, causing concern about her artistic direction and collaborations, notably with producer Dr. Luke.
As criticism mounts, the singer faces backlash for perceived insensitivity and lack of substance in her lyrics. Fans are calling for a return to her roots, fearing her new direction could flounder before it even takes off.
GB News: Ozzy Osbourne, 75, rants 'make your f***ing mind up' in scathing attack on modern-day musicians
Ozzy Osbourne blasted musicians who flit between acting and music, holding Johnny Depp and Bros’ Luke Goss as exceptions. He advised wannabe stars to prove their mettle or quit, echoing frustration on social media antics with Britney Spears after a squabble.
Between rants and apologies, he told Spears to “mix it up” in her dancing, while asserting his love for her talent. The whole exchange reveals the struggles of icons grappling with evolving careers and the specter of boisterous opinion.
#education
The Federalist: Parents Reward School Choice Candidates Across The Country
Republican candidates opposing school choice are seeing the door, while education-freedom advocates are stepping in. States like Missouri, Tennessee, and Texas show a decided shift, with voters choosing pro-school choice figures over longtime incumbents tied to teachers unions.
The writing’s on the wall: ignore educational options and risk losing your seat. Governors across a dozen states are feeling the heat and aligning to empower parents, paving the way for a growing tide of school choice in the upcoming years.
#crime
Fox News: Police ally of scandal-ridden Mayor Tiffany Henyard indicted on bankruptcy fraud charges
In a twist fit for a noir tale, Lewis A. Lacey, Dolton’s former deputy police chief and ally of Mayor Tiffany Henyard, was indicted for bankruptcy fraud. Accused of hiding assets and lying to avoid his debts, he now faces a potential 45 years in prison.
Henyard remains in hot water, under federal scrutiny for her spending and mismanagement of Dolton's budget. As whispers of corruption swirl, both she and Lacey may end up as cautionary figures in a grim saga of power, deceit, and downfall.
The Federalist: Behind Tim Walz's 'Hunter' Facade Is A Plan To Take Your Guns
Governor Tim Walz of Minnesota claims to advocate for Second Amendment protections while pushing for regulations he mischaracterizes, like "weapons of war." His assertions about assault rifles and CDC research are laden with inaccuracies, likely aimed at furthering gun control agendas.
Despite Walz's narrative, semi-automatic weapons operate no differently than hunting rifles, and the data show stricter regulations have little effect on crime. His desire for private gun transfer checks hints at a national registry, reminiscent of overseas gun bans.
#sports
Le Monde: French prosecutors launch probe into 'cyberharrassment' of Algerian boxer Imane Khelif
French prosecutors have opened a cyberbullying probe after Olympic boxer Imane Khelif filed a complaint related to an online harassment campaign fueled by gender controversy at the Paris Games. Her lawyer described it as a "fight for justice" against a campaign of misogyny.
Khelif, who won gold amid this uproar, previously faced gender eligibility scrutiny but was cleared to compete. The investigation aims to uncover the forces behind the attacks, as the world of sports grapples with complex issues of identity and fairness.