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14 Aug 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Dem Rep. Suozzi on Harris' Border 'Flip-Flops': Dems Play to 'Far Left Too Often', She's Doing 'Right Thing Right Now'
Rep. Tom Suozzi criticized Vice President Kamala Harris for her changing immigration positions but acknowledged her recent pivot toward securing the border. He argued that both parties are guilty of flip-flopping, leaving voters frustrated with a lack of genuine leadership.
The real issue, Suozzi said, is that Americans want practical solutions, not extreme pandering. He emphasized the need for compromise, suggesting that the way forward involves securing the border while treating migrants humanely.
GB News: Nigel Farage 'isolated' as Mel Stride launches fresh attack on Reform UK leader: 'He wants to destroy the Tories!'
Nigel Farage has become increasingly isolated after controversial comments regarding a stabbing incident in Southport sparked backlash from Tory leaders. Mel Stride firmly stated there would be "no deals" between Farage and the Conservative Party moving forward.
Critics like Stride argue Farage's remarks risk putting police at further danger and have distanced him from previous allies. While Farage defends his comments as legitimate, many believe his recent missteps have cost him crucial Tory support.
GB News: Conservative Party 'more distanced from Farage' after Southport remarks, claims Emily Carver
Nigel Farage finds himself in choppy waters, isolated after his fiery remarks on Southport's stabbing. His words have stirred a Tory tempest, leaving his political ambitions in limbo as Mel Stride firmly shuts the door on any alliance with the Reform UK leader.
In the murky depths of politics, alliances are fragile, and betrayal is the currency. Farage's ambition now hangs by a thread, caught in a web of controversy he spun himself.
Breitbart: Tories Should 'Never Be Trusted Again' on Immigration: Lee Anderson
Lee Anderson slams Tom Tugendhat for blaming others as unrest grips the UK, accusing him of downplaying mass migration's role in the chaos. The Tory candidate deflects, claiming he's the voice of law and order while failing to connect with community concerns.
With trust in the Tory party waning, Farage's criticism gains traction, suggesting a shake-up in leadership dynamics. Tugendhat's attempts to shift blame hint at deeper fractures within the Conservative ranks.
Forbes: Election 2024 Swing State Polls: Harris Surges Ahead Of Trump In Nearly Every Battleground
Kamala Harris has surged in battleground states after Biden's exit, now leading or tied with Trump in most polls. Her emergence as the Democratic nominee has reshuffled the electoral landscape, showing signs of a stronger challenge against Trump.
With her campaigns gaining traction, the stakes are high in states like Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Georgia. Harris's ability to flip the script may just redefine the path to the presidency.
GB News: Mel Stride hits out at Nigel Farage and says there will be 'no deals' with him
Mel Stride, gunning for the Tory leadership, slammed Nigel Farage’s rhetoric post-stabbing, insisting there'll be "no deals" with him. Stride believes Farage's antics jeopardize police integrity and morale, marking a clear break from the more conciliatory tone of Rishi Sunak.
With all six contenders echoing Stride’s stance, it’s a united front against Farage's influence, contrasting sharply with the broader embrace Sunak once advocated.
The Western Journal: Kamala Harris Campaign Caught Deceptively Editing News Headlines - How Is This Allowed?
Kamala Harris's campaign has been caught editing news headlines to cast her in a more favorable light, using deceptive ads on Google linked to established media. Despite Google claiming transparency, the manipulation raises questions about trust in both tech giants and media outlets.
This chicanery reflects a broader trend of misinformation—what once could be called “lying” now masquerades as political strategy, breeding skepticism as the 2024 election looms.
Forbes: Trump Tries To Dodge Abortion Debate By Leaving It Up To States—But Poll Shows That’s Also Unpopular
Trump's stance on abortion, favoring state control over national bans, has drawn ire from women across the political spectrum. A recent poll highlights a significant majority opposing this state-level approach, even among GOP women.
Despite his attempts to downplay abortion’s electoral weight, the issue remains pivotal, with many voters unwilling to support candidates distant from their views. Trump's inconsistent history on abortion challenges his current position.
Fox News: Democratic Gov. Murphy defends Harris for avoiding media interviews: 'Plenty of time'
New Jersey Gov. Murphy defended Vice President Harris, who has avoided formal press interviews for 24 days. He praised her campaign and choice of running mate, Tim Walz, despite mounting criticism regarding Walz's military service record.
Amidst Trump's jabs, Murphy emphasized Harris would engage with real journalists when she's ready. Meanwhile, questions loom over Walz's credibility as a veteran.
#society
Times Of Israel: Snow White film faces anti-Israel boycott calls targeting Gal Gadot
In the shadows of Hollywood, anti-Israel activists have ignited a boycott against Disney's "Snow White," targeting Israeli star Gal Gadot for her military background and support for Israel. Social media buzzes with declarations decrying the casting choice.
Meanwhile, co-star Rachel Zegler channels her own pro-Palestinian sentiments in a dual post, amplifying the call for "Free Palestine" while the film trailer steals headlines with millions of views. The cinematic landscape reflects deeper societal rifts.
Breitbart: J.K. Rowling, Elon Musk Named in 'Cyber Harassment' Lawsuit Filed by Algerian Olympic Boxer at Center of Gender Controversy
Algerian boxer Imane Khelif, embroiled in controversy over gender eligibility, has filed a criminal complaint against J.K. Rowling and Elon Musk, citing cyber harassment after winning Olympic gold amid ongoing scrutiny of her competition against women.
Khelif's attorney claims the case could include others, demanding a thorough investigation into online hate, while notable figures like Trump may also come under investigation.
#foreignaffairs
The Western Journal: Rashida Tlaib Furious with Biden Admin Over Geneva Convention Commemoration: 'Is This a Joke?'
Rep. Rashida Tlaib lambasted the Biden administration's commemoration of the Geneva Conventions, accusing it of hypocrisy while supporting Israel's military actions in Gaza, which she claims amount to war crimes. Tlaib's outburst underscores deep divisions over U.S. foreign policy.
Amidst escalating tensions, Israeli leaders refute the accusations, insisting their military operations are justified. The debate continues over the accountability of nations in conflict and the impact of U.S. arms supplies on international humanitarian principles.
GB News: UK prepares for mass evacuation of 60,000 Britons amid fears of attack on Israel
With whispers of Iranian retaliation brewing, Britain is gearing up to evacuate its nationals from Israel. Plans include deploying Typhoon jets for protection and embedding UK Border Force in military efforts, as tensions flare and the death of a Hamas commander looms large.
The clock's ticking; one misstep, and chaos could spill over. While both Iran and Israel seem to want to avoid a full-blown war, the stakes are rising, and the political game is getting flimsier by the day.
#economy
Breitbart: Inflation Revived In July as Housing Prices Continue To Rise
Inflation nudged upward in July, marking a shift from last month's decline, with the Consumer Price Index hitting a 2.9% yearly increase. Housing costs fueled most of the rise, as rents climbed 0.5%, defying expectations of easing rates.
Despite the increases, the Federal Reserve is set for a rate cut next month, while energy prices held steady and food costs saw modest gains.
#military
The Telegraph: Germany seals off army base over suspected sabotage of water supplies
German military police have barred 4,000 soldiers near Cologne from drinking tap water due to sabotage suspicions. Investigators suspect a break-in and are on high alert, especially since recent mysterious attacks in Europe hint at a hostile threat, potentially from Russia.
Germany's critical role in supporting Ukraine makes it a prime target for hybrid warfare, with officials warning of ongoing sabotage attempts aimed at destabilizing public trust and infrastructure.
#crime
Fox News: Alex Murdaugh could get new South Carolina trial as Supreme Court agrees to take up jury tampering case
The South Carolina Supreme Court accepted Alex Murdaugh's appeal for jury tampering in his double murder conviction. Murdaugh, serving two life sentences, claims court clerk Becky Hill influenced jurors, though most maintained their verdict was unaffected.
Hill, facing multiple misconduct charges, resigned amid allegations of financial impropriety linked to her role in the trial. Murdaugh's tangled web of financial crimes continues to unravel even as he seeks to overturn his prison sentence.
#sports
The Western Journal: Olympic Boxer Who Failed Gender Test Files Lawsuit; Trump, Musk May Be Involved
Imane Khelif, the Algerian boxer with male chromosomes, is suing unnamed critics for online harassment, implicating prominent figures like Elon Musk and J.K. Rowling. The suit evokes claims of misogyny amidst Khelif's controversial Olympic participation where a physical advantage was clear.
As the legal battle unfolds, questions of fairness and safety shadow the sport, stirring debate on the boundaries of gender in athletics. Khelif’s fight against her critics brings to light the contentious dynamics of modern sports where truth and opinion often find themselves on shaky ground.