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16 Aug 2024
#politics
Forbes: What To Know About Project 2025’s ‘Fourth Pillar’ Playbook—That Authors Say Is ‘Closely Held’
Project 2025, spearheaded by the Heritage Foundation, is crafting a secretive playbook detailing the first 180 days of a potential second Trump presidency. Despite a public 900-page agenda, key aspects of this playbook remain tightly held, aiming to bypass scrutiny.
Russell Vought, a key figure, insists the plans won’t be shared and are designed to ensure swift action if Trump returns. House Democrats are demanding transparency, questioning what else could be hidden. The stakes are high, as this framework could reshape conservative governance.
Breitbart: Rep. Elissa Slotkin Receives Farm Tax Credit on Property Where No Farming Takes Place
Rep. Elissa Slotkin finds herself in hot water over tax credits tied to a property she claims is a family farm, despite no farming activity occurring there. The “agricultural-improved” designation saves her $2,700 yearly, raising questions about her arrangements and credibility.
With whispers of dubious living situations and a recent divorce, Slotkin's story unravels further, blurring lines between politics and personal life. Critics scream 'phony,' but she clings to the legacy of a family farm since '56, pushing through the dirt of confusion.
Fox News: Trump running mate Vance aims to turn Blue Wall states red
In the vital battlegrounds of Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, Republican VP nominee JD Vance is confident they will turn red in the upcoming election. He argues that voters are tired of the policies hurting working-class Americans, emphasizing a pro-manufacturing message.
Amid a fierce contest against Kamala Harris, Vance seeks to reconnect with the working class, leveraging his roots and personal stories. While Democrats challenge his authenticity, Vance remains committed to Trump's agenda, aiming to sway voters in this historically turbulent landscape.
Fox News: CNN panel rages against Rep. Nancy Mace for pronouncing VP Harris' name wrong: 'Normalizing viciousness'
Rep. Nancy Mace faced backlash on CNN after mispronouncing Vice President Kamala Harris’ name, igniting a heated discussion about respect and racial implications. Despite criticism, Mace insisted on her pronunciation, claiming her right to do so.
This verbal sparring match revealed deep tensions simmering beneath the surface, as accusation and defense clashed in a chaotic tableau of politics and identity.
Fox News: New FTC decision could 'inject' DEI into business practices nationwide, GOP commissioner says
The FTC's new ruling against a car dealership accused of misleading pricing and discriminatory practices raises alarms. A Republican commissioner warns that it could push businesses to adopt race-based criteria in pricing to avoid liability, risking unintended consequences.
Once again, the bid for equity veers into murky waters where good intentions meet economic realities, as the FTC broadens its reach into areas that may not have been intended.
CNSNews: House Oversight Cmte. Announces Investigation of Walz’s Ties to China in Letter to FBI Dir. Wray
The House Oversight Committee is digging into Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, who’s been tapped as Kamala Harris's VP pick. They suspect his cozy ties with the Chinese Communist Party could cloud the integrity of the ticket.
Inquiries to the FBI aim to untangle the web of Walz’s 30 visits to China and his CCP connections. The nation deserves transparency in who leads them.
The Telegraph: Watch: Mass brawl in Turkish parliament as pro-Erdoğan MPs trade blows with opposition
A brawl broke out in the Turkish parliament after Ahmet Şık insulted members of President Erdoğan's AK Party, igniting punches and chaos among 40 MPs. The session, meant to discuss jailed TIP MP Can Atalay’s fate, was suspended as fists flew and order crumbled.
The tussle highlighted deep political divides in Turkey, with Atalay's imprisonment seen as a “gross injustice” by Amnesty International. The opposition’s push to debate his status disrupted a normally quiet summer recess, laying bare the tensions that simmer beneath the surface.
#society
GB News: 'We have been underpaid for a decade!' Laurie Laird claims train drivers in 'a good bargaining position' as UK braces for further strikes
Train drivers are gearing up for strikes, claiming they deserve better pay after years of stagnation compared to the private sector. Laurie Laird argues their strong bargaining position is fueled by impending workforce shortages and declining public service quality.
The union's general secretary blasted LNER for "bullying" tactics, escalating tensions in an already fraught dispute. LNER vows to reduce disruptions while attempting to mend the fractured relationship.
GB News: Beautiful village on popular Spanish island holds referendum on BANNING tourists completely
In a desperate bid for peace, the residents of Binibeca Vell are voting on a referendum to ban tourists, swamped by 800,000 visitors in a summer meant for 500 locals. The charm of their whitewashed cottages is overshadowed by the chaos of endless selfies.
While some locals cry for a halt to overwhelming tourism, others depend on it for survival, caught in the push and pull of wanting privacy and needing profits. The idyllic village now feels more like a theme park than a home.
Fox News: Texas police escort late officer's son to first day of school
The Dallas Police Department turned a kindergartener's first day into a bittersweet celebration. Officers escorted Nico De La Rocha, whose father, Senior Corporal Jose De La Rocha, passed away last year, making sure he felt the warmth of the community on this special morning.
In a touching display of support, first responders shared smiles and photos, reminding everyone that even through loss, kindness can light a path for the future.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Impatient Ayatollah Khamenei Warns 'Divine Wrath' Will Strike if Iran 'Retreats' on Israel
Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei warned against any retreat from aggression toward Israel, seeing it as divine failure. He lashed out about the recent death of Hamas leader Haniyeh, blaming Israel and demanding revenge, while Iranian officials called for diplomatic efforts to halt Israeli operations.
As Tehran threatens retaliation, it anxiously navigates international diplomacy amid fears of escalating conflict. Khamenei's rhetoric underscores a fragile balance between aggression and the desire for stability in a volatile region.
#military
Le Monde: Aerobatic plane crashes in southern France
A small aerobatic plane crashed off the coast of southeast France during an airshow, with fears the pilot is trapped inside. The wreckage of the Fouga Magister sent authorities scrambling, while the show was scrapped amidst the grim circus of aerial acrobatics gone wrong.
Just days earlier, tragedy struck again as two Rafale fighter jets collided, claiming the lives of two seasoned pilots in a rare and deadly mishap. The skies above France are becoming as lethal as the ground below.
Fox News: 'Historic breakthrough': US ditches defense trade restrictions with top allies to counter China
The U.S., U.K., and Australia have lifted defense trade restrictions under the AUKUS pact, facilitating rapid tech sharing to counter Chinese threats in the Indo-Pacific. The deal aims to enhance military collaboration, particularly in advanced technologies and nuclear-powered submarines.
This historic breakthrough is seen as a way to strengthen alliances while addressing concerns from European allies about the shifting focus of the U.S. and U.K. towards the Pacific, ultimately bolstering global security.
#health
Fox News: With Mpox a public health emergency in Africa, what you must know about increased virus risk
Mpox has been declared a public health emergency in Africa as cases soared over 160% and fatalities rose by 19%. The outbreak is particularly severe in Congo, where children under 15 make up the majority of cases, stirring concerns over a new, more lethal strain.
As the WHO considers reclassifying mpox as a global emergency, the response includes financial support and vaccination efforts to curb the escalation. The landscape shifts rapidly, and vigilance is paramount.
#education
Breitbart: 1 in 3 Chicago Public-School Teachers Keep Their Kids out of Public Schools
In Chicago, a staggering 31% of public-school teachers, including the union's own leader, send their kids to private schools while demanding over $10 billion for their union's contract. As performance falters, the city faces ongoing student losses and failing schools.
The CTU pushes for high pay and tax funding, yet those in charge have found way out for their own. Meanwhile, 55 schools report zero proficiency in crucial subjects. It's a scandal where the people sworn to educate keep their own children far away from the system.
#crime
The Telegraph: Yorkshire terrier survives shark attack because it ‘didn’t like the taste’
A nine-year-old Yorkshire terrier named Maddie narrowly escaped a shark attack while on a boat off Florida's coast. After a brief struggle under the waves, she resurfaced with severe injuries, leading vets to conclude a shark let her go due to her unusual taste.
Battered but alive, Maddie’s eerie encounter echoes scenes from monster flicks, leaving her owners in disbelief at their Yorkie’s tenacity. Miraculously, she emerged from the depths, proving even small creatures can defy fate.
Breitbart: Michigan and Ohio Rite Aid Customers Scramble as Every Location Closes
Rite Aid has shut down all its pharmacies in Michigan and Ohio, leaving patrons scrambling for prescriptions. The chain's bankruptcy has led to over 2,000 store closures amid lawsuits for illegal opioid prescriptions, further compounded by online competition.
Retailers across the board are feeling the heat, with nearly 8,000 expected closures by year-end. The landscape is changing fast, and more drugstores are fading into the rearview.