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15 Aug 2024

#politics

Breitbart: Illinois Democrat, Dubbed 'America's Worst Mayor,' Indicted Cop Ally on Bankruptcy and Fraud Charges
Illinois Democrat, Dubbed 'America's Worst Mayor,' Indicted Cop Ally on Bankruptcy and Fraud Charges
In a murky tale of corruption, former Dolton deputy police chief Lewis A. Lacey faces indictment for hiding assets amid federal scrutiny of a scandal-ridden government. This comes as Tiffany Henyard, a mayor notorious for reckless spending and misconduct, evades accountability.

With Lacey's indictment tied to a broader probe into Henyard's alleged misdeeds, including outrageous city expenditures, the integrity of local leadership hangs in the balance. As financial impropriety looms large, Henyard may be crafting her own downfall on the backs of tarnished public trust.


Fox News: Ex-Biden chief of staff Ron Klain blasts Democrats who pushed Biden out: ‘I think that was wrong’
Ex-Biden chief of staff Ron Klain blasts Democrats who pushed Biden out: ‘I think that was wrong’
Ron Klain, former chief of staff to Biden, condemned the Democratic establishment's push for the president to withdraw from his re-election campaign, stating it was "wrong." He defended Biden’s right to the nomination and acknowledged Harris's ascent as well-deserved, despite the internal pressure.

Klain recognized the importance of party unity for the upcoming election while lamenting the unjust tactics used against Biden. He ultimately underscored the need for a strong candidate to take on Trump, supporting Harris's nomination as a strategic move for the party.


Breitbart: Hamas Claims Guard Killed Hostage in 'Revenge' as Talks Begin Without Terror Group
Hamas Claims Guard Killed Hostage in 'Revenge' as Talks Begin Without Terror Group
Hamas claimed a guard murdered an Israeli hostage out of revenge, contradicting their ethics. Negotiations in Qatar falter as Hamas refuses to attend, insisting Israel must end hostilities for any deal. Meanwhile, pressure mounts on Israeli PM Netanyahu to reach an agreement.

The U.S. is heavily involved, hoping to deter Iran from retaliating. Concerns grow that concessions may incentivize further hostage-taking by terrorists, complicating the fragile talks.


The Telegraph: Watch: Biden jokes he's 'too damn old' at first rally with Harris since stepping aside
Watch: Biden jokes he's 'too damn old' at first rally with Harris since stepping aside
Joe Biden cracked jokes about his age at a Maryland event, saying he's "too damn old" and joking about his long Senate tenure. This light-hearted banter came after his withdrawal from the presidential race raised serious concerns about his fitness for office.

In a whisper of a moment, Biden noted Nancy Pelosi’s move to unseat him from the ticket, a grim reminder that reality often holds the punchlines.


CNSNews: Nine-State Coalition Files Latest Lawsuit to Derail Biden’s ‘Voter Access’ Executive Order
Nine-State Coalition Files Latest Lawsuit to Derail Biden’s ‘Voter Access’ Executive Order
Nine states are suing President Biden over his voter access executive order, claiming it illegally uses taxpayer funds to register voters, particularly among Democratic groups. They argue it undermines state elections and violates laws like the Hatch Act, putting election integrity at risk.

Led by Montana AG Austin Knudsen, the lawsuit seeks to halt the order's implementation, spotlighting concerns about registering felons and dependency on federal payments as illegal voter facilitation. Other legal challenges are mounting from various GOP officials and groups questioning the order's constitutionality.


Fox News: 'Let Minneapolis burn': Retired police lieutenant rips Gov Walz for surrendering city to rioters
'Let Minneapolis burn': Retired police lieutenant rips Gov Walz for surrendering city to rioters
A retired police lieutenant is blasting Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, claiming he let Minneapolis burn during the 2020 riots due to his anti-police stance. He argues Walz's lack of support for law enforcement alienates many and undermines public safety in the state.

The lieutenant insists Walz's actions were politically motivated and warns that decorum masks a power-hungry agenda harmful to Minnesota. He stresses the need for voters to recognize the governor's true character as elections approach.


Forbes: Harris Offers 2 Debates With Trump: ‘The Debate About Debates Is Over’
Harris Offers 2 Debates With Trump: ‘The Debate About Debates Is Over’
Kamala Harris is ready to debate Donald Trump twice, a sudden shift after Trump proposed three debates following his earlier withdrawal from a planned clash. Both camps now show signs of commitment for face-offs as the race heats up.

As Harris gains ground in polls, the prospects of more debates loom, reflecting their tight contest and the stakes of the upcoming election. The American public braces for political fireworks.


#society

GB News: 'Why are they doing this?' Royal reporter questions Harry and Meghan's Colombia trip
'Why are they doing this?' Royal reporter questions Harry and Meghan's Colombia trip
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle land in Bogota, stirring whispers as they meet Colombia's VP. Their trip raises eyebrows and questions back home, a royal couple navigating their own narrative amid the chaos of fame.




GB News: Hawk hired as 'head of seagull security' to protect visitors at boat show from having their chips stolen
Hawk hired as 'head of seagull security' to protect visitors at boat show from having their chips stolen
At the Southampton International Boat Show, Rufus the hawk takes the lead as head of security, warding off pesky seagulls to protect visitors' chips. The town’s skies buzz with the threat of avian culinary heists—44% of locals have lost their fries to the feathery thieves.

While gulls are notorious for snatching snacks, research indicates a preference for fish over human leftovers. As urban life reshapes their diets, the birds seem more like opportunistic urbanites, hustling for easy meals rather than thriving.


#economy

Breitbart: Port Operator Profits Fall 60 Per Cent, Red Sea Attacks Blamed
Port Operator Profits Fall 60 Per Cent, Red Sea Attacks Blamed
DP World’s profits plummeted nearly 60% due to Houthi attacks disrupting shipping in the Red Sea, exacerbated by the tensions from the Israel-Hamas war. Chairman Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem noted the geopolitical turmoil and its toll on global supply chains, hinting at a difficult year ahead.

The firm, vital to Dubai's economy, faces uncertain trading as shippers reroute around Africa, fearing fresh strikes. Once again, innocent vessels find themselves caught in the crossfire of a conflict that has little to do with them.


Breitbart: Retail Sales Blow Away Expectations
Retail Sales Blow Away Expectations
In July, U.S. retail spending surprised everyone, surging 1%, far beyond the meager 0.3% economists expected. It marked a solid rebound after June’s slight dip, driven by strong sales in cars and a variety of consumer goods, though not all categories fared well.

While sporadic declines were noted in certain sectors like clothing and miscellaneous stores, overall consumer strength painted a brighter economic picture.


#military

The Telegraph: Watch: Ukrainian armoured vehicle rams into Russian checkpoint in ‘suicide mission’
Watch: Ukrainian armoured vehicle rams into Russian checkpoint in ‘suicide mission’
A Ukrainian armored vehicle charged a Russian border checkpoint, quickly trapping itself and becoming easy prey. With its occupants fleeing as drones and precision shells rained down, the fate of the soldiers remains shrouded in fog and chaos.

As the offensive escalates, Belgorod braces for more assaults, a tense stalemate in a war that gnashes its teeth at the edges of two nations.