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16 Aug 2024
#politics
GB News: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle begin Colombia tour with 'immense security presence' amid 'death threats' to Vice President: 'Raises serious questions'
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's four-day Colombian tour is overshadowed by a hefty security presence and suspicions they're political pawns for Vice President Francia Márquez, who faces death threats. Despite greetings and traditional dancers, local interest seems lukewarm.
The Sussexes’ lavish security contrasts with the local turmoil, raising eyebrows about their choice of venue. Critics worry this royal engagement might divert attention from Colombia's pressing issues.
Fox News: Arizona law requiring proof of citizenship to vote supported by 24 state AGs in emergency stay with SCOTUS
Nearly half of U.S. state attorneys general back Arizona's push for a law requiring proof of citizenship to vote, arguing it ensures only citizens cast ballots in elections. The Republican Party seeks a Supreme Court stay against lower court rulings opposing the law.
Supporters claim non-citizen voting poses a significant threat, emphasizing state rights in election qualifications. Meanwhile, election officials brace for potential unrest ahead of the 2024 elections amid misinformation.
Breitbart: Bipartisan Opposition Grows to Debanking by Wall Street
In a world of financial blacklists, a strange coalition emerges united against tech giants and Wall Street. From pro-life groups to vaccine mandate protestors, they've all faced debanking, prompting CFPB's Chopra to call for action to protect free speech amid corporate censorship.
This unlikely alliance of conservatives and populists seeks to challenge the sweeping powers of Big Tech, hinting at a possible ideological rift within the Biden administration. The fight moves forward, but the odds remain stacked against them.
#society
Breitbart: VIDEO: Olympic Boxer Who Failed IBA Gender Tests Reveals Dramatic Feminine Makeover
Algerian boxer Imane Khelif, awarded gold in women’s boxing despite failing gender tests, showcased a glamorous transformation in a Beauty Code ad. The move sparked controversy, as Khelif previously filed a harassment complaint against Elon Musk and J.K. Rowling over gender claims.
The International Boxing Association disqualified Khelif and another boxer citing DNA tests but the Olympics officials overlooked this, allowing them to compete. The confusion over gender eligibility continues to stir heated debates in a world where definitions seem as elastic as a fighter’s gloves.
Forbes: 40% Of Gen Z And Millennials Could Quit Due To U.S. Elections In 2024
Mixing business with politics is a slippery slope—just ask the young professionals poised to walk out over clashing beliefs. A recent poll revealed 40% of Gen Z and Millennials would quit if their employer's political shade didn't match theirs, revealing a volatile workplace tension.
In an election year rife with divisions, companies must tread carefully, balancing values and neutrality. Discrimination, social pressure, and a toxic culture lurk around every corner, threatening retention and productivity. Respecting boundaries could become the lifeline for a stable workforce.
GB News: Winter Fuel Payment warning: Pensioners face 'widespread suffering' this winter as energy bill support axed
Campaigners are urging the new Labour Government to reconsider plans to means-test the Winter Fuel Payment. As energy bills rise, millions of pensioners will struggle, facing harsh winter conditions and potential public health crises due to reduced support.
With charities warning that the change could put lives at risk, advocates stress that the current approach risks leaving many vulnerable seniors without vital assistance. The call for a reversal grows more desperate as winter approaches.
Breitbart: Doctor Strike over Raped and Murdered Resident Overshadows Indian Independence Day
Protests erupted across India as thousands rallied in support of doctors striking against violence following the chilling murder and rape of a trainee doctor in Kolkata. The prime minister condemned the atrocity, promising swift justice amid rising public fury over women's safety.
Tensions escalated when a mob attacked a medical college, echoing the pervasive fears of violence against health workers. As the country marked Independence Day, calls for serious reform gained urgency, revealing a grim undercurrent to the celebrations.
#foreignaffairs
GB News: Prince Harry 'hesitant' on Colombia trip with Meghan Markle 'running the show' as Sussexes face 'real risk of conflict'
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's contrasting body language stood out during their tour of Colombia, where Meghan shone with confidence while Harry appeared hesitant and distant. As they tackled issues of online safety for children, Meghan seemingly took the lead, directing their public appearances.
Former royal correspondent Michael Cole raised concerns over their safety in Colombia, emphasizing the high risk due to the country's volatility, suggesting that they miss the guidance of Buckingham Palace's expertise for such trips.
#economy
Breitbart: Housing Supply Booms in Argentina Since Javier Milei Cut Rent Control Law
Javier Milei, Argentina's new president, swiftly dismantled the disastrous socialist rent control laws, leading to a boom in housing supply and a sharp drop in rents. Once a market of empty apartments, Buenos Aires is now reporting a surge in rental availability.
The impact serves as a stark warning for rent control advocates elsewhere, particularly in the U.S., as economic theory comes to life—restrictive policies can suffocate supply and inflate prices instead of protecting tenants.
Forbes: IRS Opens Second Version Of Employee Retention Credit Voluntary Disclosure Program
The IRS is giving businesses a second chance for the Employee Retention Credit (ERC) through a new voluntary disclosure program, running until November 22, 2024. Eligible participants can repay 85% of the credit received from 2021 without penalties if they act promptly.
This round targets those who received credits incorrectly and aims to curb improper claims, especially from unethical promoters. The IRS emphasizes self-correction to avoid heavy penalties, while simultaneously increasing enforcement against fraudulent activities.
#military
Forbes: Ukrainian Troops Capture Their First Big Town In Russia’s Kursk Oblast—And Take A Record Number of Russian Prisoners
In the muddled chaos of Kursk, Ukrainian forces overran Sudzha, snagging 102 Russian prisoners, primarily conscripts caught in a combat they never signed up for. As blocking units turned the unwanted into cannon fodder, the tide pointed grimly toward future tenseness.
The Kremlin's gamble with green troops stirs discontent at home, raising eyebrows about its endgame. A desperate ploy or a sign of weakness, only time will tell in this deadly game of chess.
#health
Times Of Israel: Weeklong retreat in Montana ranch aims to heal IDF vets from war traumas
In a remote Montana ranch, 15 former IDF soldiers found solace from their wartime ghosts, escaping technology and the tumult of modern life. The Healing in Nature initiative, spearheaded by Omri Barkin, aims to tackle PTSD through nature and camaraderie, gathering crucial data for future treatment.
With experts examining their mental health before, during, and after the retreat, the plan is to develop effective therapies. As they forge deeper connections with each other amidst rivers and horseback rides, these veterans step closer to healing the unseen wounds of battle.