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15 Aug 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Trump says 'new category' of crime under Biden-Harris administration is 'beyond control'
In Asheville, Trump painted a grim picture of "migrant crime," claiming that under Biden-Harris, it's spiraled out of control. He highlighted violent incidents involving migrants to rally his base ahead of the elections, warning of dire consequences if his rival wins.
He promised a robust deportation plan if elected, contrasting it with potential amnesty policies from the current administration. The stakes are high in this battleground state, where immigration is a fiery topic.
#politics
Fox News: Flashback: Kamala Harris has repeatedly pushed 'equity' vs. equality message as VP
Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee for president, champions "equity" over "equality," arguing it accounts for disparities in starting points among people. She positions this principle at the heart of Biden's administration, from health to economic policies.
Critics equate her stance to Marxist ideology, yet Harris insists it's about ensuring everyone has the resources to succeed, implicitly addressing historical injustices faced by Black Americans. The ongoing debate raises questions on the practicalities of implementing equity in governance.
#society
GB News: British mother left 'traumatised' after being sent wrong body following death of son in Cambodia
A British mother faces a nightmare after her son Kevin’s body was mistakenly swapped with that of a 77-year-old Canadian upon his death in Cambodia. She described the horrifying moment of realizing she was looking at a stranger instead of her son, who had died of a heart attack.
Now, with the body echoing tragedy and confusion, the family is left reeling. They were refunded for the repatriation, but the scars of this dark misstep will linger.
GB News: Imane Khelif and Mike Tyson fight clarified amid claims boxing icon has challenged Olympics champion
Mike Tyson's camp dismissed rumors of a fight with Olympic champion Imane Khelif, who faced backlash over her gender identity after winning gold in Paris. In response, Khelif has initiated a lawsuit for cyberbullying against public figures like Elon Musk and JK Rowling.
She expressed hurt and fear from the online scrutiny while reinforcing her identity and the support from Algeria. Tyson, meanwhile, is focused on his upcoming bout with Jake Paul, amid health concerns that could postpone the match.
Fox News: After 3 years of Taliban rule, life continues to get worse in Afghanistan
Afghanistan's descent into despair under Taliban rule has morphed into a full-blown humanitarian crisis. With rights for women obliterated, food insecurity rampant, and the economy shattered post U.S. withdrawal, a grim shadow hangs over the nation's future, echoing fears of a return to darker times.
The Taliban flaunts its military might, celebrating a hollow victory while the populace suffers. As the regime reintroduces brutal laws and provides sanctuary for terrorism, the question lingers—has Afghanistan really slid further into chaos since 9/11?
Le Monde: Severe legal crackdown after UK riots
In the wake of racially charged riots spurred by a knife attack in Southport, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer vowed that the rioters would face severe consequences. Over 275 individuals have been charged, with sentences harshest for those inciting violence online.
The crackdown revealed a motley crew of offenders, mostly white males aged 12 to 69, caught up in a tide of chaos. Even politicians weren't spared, with a Labour councilor facing trial for incitement. It’s the kind of law and order imagery that plays well in the papers but how long will it last?
#religion
Le Monde: The political history of why the Assumption of Mary is a public holiday in France
At Notre-Dame Cathedral, the high altar stands as a silent witness to a marble dedication—Virgin Mary flanked by two kings, Louis XIII and XIV. Their bond, forged in a vow of consecration, intertwines France's fate with spiritual legacy, echoing through centuries.
The birth of Louis XIV was seen as divine grace after a long wait, a miracle spark igniting a kingdom's faith in the Virgin. This partnership between monarchy and devotion defined France’s identity, encapsulating the belief that the kingdom is forever tied to Mary’s protection.
#health
Fox News: What to know about Legionnaires’ disease, the lung infection reported in New Hampshire
Five people in Lincoln, New Hampshire, have come down with Legionnaires' disease, likely after being exposed to contaminated water from a cooling tower. Health officials are advising anyone who has visited the vicinity to monitor for pneumonia-like symptoms.
Legionnaires' can lead to serious health complications, especially for vulnerable individuals. Diagnosis occurs through various tests, and treatment typically involves aggressive antibiotic therapy.