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15 Aug 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: Rep. Anna Paulina Luna Releases New Photo from Trump Shooting That Makes the Situation Look Even Worse
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna has stirred the pot after releasing a photo of Thomas Crooks, who allegedly tried to assassinate Trump, casually carrying an AR-15 near the rally. The revelation raises eyebrows about the Secret Service's failure to spot the threat.
Amid claims of an “inside job,” speculation runs wild, suggesting deeper plots reminiscent of past political assassinations. Incompetence or conspiracy? The lines blur, but the truth remains elusive.
Breitbart: CNN Hits Walz for False Claims About DUI Arrest in 1995
In a tale as murky as a back alley, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz's 2006 campaign spun a yarn about his 1995 DUI arrest. They claimed he was sober, attributing his failed sobriety test to hearing loss, while court documents suggest he blew a .128 after driving 96 mph.
The truth dripped out like a leaky faucet, revealing Walz's reckless past as he tries to navigate new political waters. The ghosts of his misdeeds linger, threatening to unravel his carefully crafted image.
Fox News: Vance says media acted like Biden was 'Einstein,' aim to make Harris into 'second coming of Abraham Lincoln'
JD Vance, the Republican VP nominee, slammed the media for portraying Kamala Harris as a political savior, while criticizing their cheerleading for Biden. His rhetoric hints at a distrust of mainstream narratives, intent on battling his opponent in what he’s dubbed "real" debates.
Vance's feud with CNN’s Brianna Keilar highlights a tense political atmosphere, where questioning military service can spark fierce exchanges. It's a strange world where honor and dishonesty tango in the spotlight.
Breitbart: Another Tim Walz Gun Control: Fight National Concealed Carry Reciprocity
In a tight squeeze of a gubernatorial race, Tim Walz threw down the gauntlet against national concealed carry reciprocity, insisting that the right to bear arms shouldn’t come with a state-by-state labyrinth. His vision included universal background checks and a ban on AR-15s, marking the divide in America’s gun debate.
As the political tide churns, Walz stands firm against a push that views concealed carry as a universal right, all while rallying for stricter gun control measures, capturing the essence of a nation at odds with itself over the second amendment.
Breitbart: Left's Transformation of Britain Rolls on With Tax Rises Promised
A newly elected left-wing UK government is gearing up for tax hikes, under scrutiny as critics claim they're cloaked in justifications for an inevitable cash grab. The economy has barely grown, yet tough decisions loom, echoing broken electoral promises.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces backlash as critics remind her of Labour's past pledges against raising taxes. With the Autumn budget approaching, the public braces for new financial burdens amidst claims of fiscal mismanagement by the previous Conservatives.
#society
Breitbart: Climate Extremists Again Halt Flights at German Airports
Climate activists grounded flights at multiple German airports, disrupting travel as they demanded a swift end to fossil fuels by 2030. Authorities responded with promises of harsher penalties for such protests, highlighting tensions between activism and safety.
The Federalist: Biden Thwarts Bipartisan Housing Efforts
Lawmakers are targeting federal land to tackle the housing shortage, proposing a plan to auction off parcels for affordable housing development. With the government owning nearly 28% of U.S. land, bipartisan support is emerging to relieve pressure from rising inflation in shelter costs.
However, the Biden administration favors a more cautious approach, prioritizing urban areas deemed suitable and resisting broader land sales, which has drawn criticism from environmental groups who argue against the Republican push to privatize public lands.
The Telegraph: Thursday evening news briefing: Boy, 15, first person charged with rioting over UK disorder
In the aftermath of unrest in the UK, a 15-year-old boy faces the first charge of rioting, a serious offense carrying a hefty penalty, set to plead in youth court. Meanwhile, students celebrate a record number of A* results amid the uncertainty of academic futures.
Schools shutter as financial woes mount, with Labour's VAT hitting private education hard. In international news, Israeli forces struggle to eliminate Hamas in Gaza, prompting tense negotiations with the U.S.
The Western Journal: White Police Officers Win Discrimination Suit After Department’s Disastrous Pursuit of 'Diversity'
Three white officers in the Thames Valley Police won a discrimination lawsuit after being unjustly overlooked for promotion in favor of a lower-ranking officer based on race. The court exposed the department's flawed diversity practices and lack of a fair process.
The ruling has sparked an internal review to prevent future biases, emphasizing merit over race in officer promotions.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: Germany issues arrest warrant for Ukrainian suspect in connection to Nord Stream pipeline explosion: reports
A Ukrainian named "Volodymyr Z" is wanted by German authorities for allegedly sabotaging the Nord Stream 2 pipeline two years ago. Despite fleeing to Ukraine, evidence suggests he was part of a dive team that planted explosives, seen as a legitimate wartime target.
Sweden and Denmark concluded their investigations due to lack of evidence, while U.S. intelligence pointed to a pro-Ukrainian group behind the attack. Confusion reigns over responsibility, with some claiming a possible Russian false flag operation.
The Telegraph: Israel cannot achieve any more in Gaza, says US
US officials cut to the chase: Israel's fight in Gaza nears a dead end. They've whittled down Hamas but can't wipe them off the map. A last-ditch ceasefire talk looms in Qatar, but both sides cling to old grudges and new demands.
With Israelis ruling the streets and tensions flaring, a fragile buffer zone divides fate from fear, leaving hostages hanging in the balance. The clock ticks, and the shadows of Iran and Hezbollah promise a bigger storm ahead.
#health
Forbes: Sweden Reports Mpox Case—First Non-African Country With New Variant
Sweden has reported its first case of mpox, tied to a recent trip to Africa, just as the WHO declares a public health emergency due to rising cases in Africa. The clade I variant poses a higher risk, particularly to vulnerable populations.
Despite the escalation, the general public in Sweden faces a low risk. Limited vaccine access complicates containment efforts as the outbreak grows, raising concerns about the efficacy of health infrastructure in affected regions.
#other
The Telegraph: Ukrainian refugee who survived Kyiv air raids gets 4 A*s in A-levels
Anna Ursakii, a 17-year-old Ukrainian refugee, fled Kyiv amid the chaos of war and achieved four A* in her A-levels at Brighton College. Her academic success landed her a place in natural sciences at Cambridge, a beacon of hope after a harrowing journey across Europe.
With a heart full of gratitude, she cherishes her safety and education while mourning her friends left behind, trapped in shelters. Her story shines as a testament to resilience in the darkest times.