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16 Aug 2024
#politics
Breitbart: 'Radioactive Waste': 'Mr. Wonderful' O’Leary Says Kamala Must 'Distance Herself from Bidenomics'
Kevin O’Leary dismissed Kamala Harris's proposal to freeze grocery prices as unrealistic, likening it to failed attempts in authoritarian states. He urged her to distance herself from Biden's economic policies, branding them as toxic for her political future.
He cautioned that a strategy of solely attacking big businesses won't suffice for her campaign. O’Leary emphasized the need for substantive policy discussions on crucial issues, noting that her performance in interviews will determine her political viability.
Times Of Israel: What Matters Now to Yossi Klein Halevi: Will Israeli society survive this war?
In a fractured Israel, Yossi Klein Halevi offers his insights on the national struggle amid ongoing conflict in Gaza. He reflects on the erosion of moral standing and the swirling tensions within society, searching for a path toward unity.
The podcast dissects the existential dilemmas shaping the Jewish state today.
Le Monde: Hamas says ceasefire must include complete Israeli withdrawal from Gaza as talks begin in Doha
In the shadow of a relentless war, Palestinians grieve their losses while mediators scramble to forge a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Talks weave through an intricate web of demands and rejections as the death toll in Gaza surges past 40,000, spark fears of wider conflict.
Both sides prepare for a fragile consensus, but trust is a currency long spent. As violence spills from Gaza to the West Bank, the specter of broader regional chaos looms—diplomats racing against a ticking bomb.
Breitbart: Official: Biden-Harris Drug Price Negotiations 'Soviet-Style Price Controls'
Joe Grogan, ex-Trump aide, slammed Biden's drug price negotiations as "Soviet-style" and dismissed claims of $6 billion savings as fiction. He argues the Inflation Reduction Act burdens Medicare, while actual discounts rely on private negotiations, complicating savings assessments.
Meanwhile, reports hint of future price controls on groceries as part of Harris's agenda, raising eyebrows over the government's grip on prices. The pharmaceutical sector isn't fazed, expecting growth despite negotiations.
#economy
The Telegraph: Retail sales bounce back amid 'gangbusters' growth - latest updates
Retail sales in Britain rebounded by 0.5% in July, despite prior slumps and high-interest rates. Boosted by department stores and sports equipment, the economy shows resilience, proving that even a gloomy forecast can't stifle consumer spirit.
However, clothing and furniture shops struggled, unveiling the mixed bag of a recovering market.
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: Retail Sales Snuff Out Economic Disaster Fears
The U.S. consumer, seemingly oblivious to predictions of a looming recession, splurged on retail sales in July, recording a surprising one percent jump. This surge, largely fueled by auto purchases after a prior sales dip due to a cyberattack, defies economic pessimism.
With most retail sectors showing growth, analysts may have misjudged the economy's resilience. The robust consumer spending indicates a stronger-than-expected economic landscape, prompting speculation about the Fed's cautious interest rate decisions ahead.
Breitbart: Dem Rep. Krishnamoorthi: I Worry Biden's Rent Price Control Plan Will Hurt Supply, Harris Doing One for Food Is Good
Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi defended VP Kamala Harris’ stance on grocery price controls, citing rampant price increases unjustified by costs. He criticized Trump's avoidance of concrete price control measures while acknowledging the burden on consumers.
In contrast, he expressed discomfort with Biden's proposed rent cap, fearing it might stifle housing supply in an already tight market. Food insecurity, however, demands urgent attention as prices soar.
#crime
Times Of Israel: Jordanian man in Florida indicted for vandalizing businesses he said were pro-Israel
In Orlando, a Jordanian man faces serious charges for vandalizing businesses that back Israel, racking up over $700,000 in damage. Hashem Younis Hashem Hnaihen reportedly left threatening letters detailing political demands and intentions to use explosives.
Federal prosecutors aren’t taking it lightly; he could be locked away for 60 years if convicted. Justice, as always, has a way of catching up with those who think they can play vigilante.