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16 Aug 2024
#politics
Breitbart: Abrams: JD Vance Has 'No Sympathy' for Women, We Should 'Disregard What He Says'
Stacey Abrams slammed JD Vance for his lack of empathy toward women, arguing that his views distort their reality and undermine their autonomy. She emphasized the economic implications of restricting women's rights, asserting that companies ignoring this are making poor choices.
With a call to dismiss Vance’s rhetoric, Abrams painted a clear picture: real understanding of a woman’s struggles is absent in his discourse. Each choice a woman makes ripples through education, family, and the economy.
Fox News: Concerns around Tim Walz' 1995 DUI arrest are bigger than 'stolen valor' allegations, CNN host says
Tim Walz's 1995 DUI arrest is a thorn in the side of Kamala Harris's campaign, prompting CNN's Smerconish to question the vetting process. Walz's insistence that the incident was a misunderstanding due to his deafness is met with skepticism.
As scrutiny mounts and allegations of a lie overshadow his political career, Smerconish warns that the DUI issue must be confronted head-on. The past won't stay buried, especially when it’s tied to the truth.
The Federalist: GA Board To Vote On Requiring Number Of Ballots To Equal Voters
The Georgia State Election Board plans to vote on amendments to ensure accurate election reconciliations, following reports of over 3,000 double-scanned ballots in 2020. Complaints highlight systemic discrepancies across counties, emphasizing a need for accountability.
Secretary of State Raffensperger criticizes the proposed changes, claiming they could disrupt elections and security protocols. Meanwhile, local officials argue that a lack of uniform guidance exacerbates the issues, demanding stricter oversight for integrity in the election process.
#society
The Telegraph: Train drivers to strike every weekend for next three months despite bumper pay rise
Train drivers, fed up with management's bonuses amid ongoing strikes, will stage walkouts every weekend for three months, claiming a crisis in industrial relations. Accusations fly as unions and officials point fingers, and the taxpayer is caught in the middle.
The recent pay rise for drivers only deepens the rift, with Aslef citing broken agreements and bullying tactics. LNER, now state-owned, faces a storm of discontent as passengers brace for more travel woes.
Breitbart: FTC Cracks Down on Fake, AI-Generated Online Reviews
The FTC's new rule, approved unanimously, tackles fake reviews and deceptive marketing, aiming to clean up the murky waters of online consumer feedback. It bans AI-generated reviews and practices like paying for positive feedback, while imposing hefty fines for violations.
As the digital landscape gets murkier with generative AI, the FTC seeks to clamp down on deceptive practices and bolster trust. Businesses must disclose connections and prohibit intimidation tactics, emphasizing the need for authenticity in consumer reviews.
Le Monde: War in Sudan: Breaking the silence
In Sudan, a brutal civil war between the army and paramilitary forces rages on, exacerbated by external powers fueling the conflict. Talks in Geneva aim for a ceasefire, yet starvation grips millions as both factions block aid, spiraling into a humanitarian disaster.
As ethnic tensions rise and warlords flounder without legitimacy, only a unified push against foreign meddling can hope to salvage peace. The voices of the forgotten civilians echo in desperation, drowned out by the chaos of a war no one seems to hear.
#economy
CNSNews: World Bank’s Record $225M Carbon Reduction Bond Is First to Link Financial Returns to Success
The World Bank unveiled a groundbreaking $225 million bond, tying financial returns to a reforestation project in the Amazon that aims to remove carbon from the atmosphere. It combines guaranteed returns with a variable component based on carbon removal success.
Yet, only $36 million will directly fund the reforestation effort, while the rest aids global sustainable projects. Investors might not see better returns than existing bonds, hinging on successful carbon reduction—raising questions about the true value of green finance.
Breitbart: Crash Landing: Housing Starts Unexpectedly Plunged In July
In July, homebuilders hit the brakes, and the once-buzzing construction sites grew quiet. Housing starts plummeted 6.8%, leaving the American dream of homeownership just a little harder to grasp.
Fewer permits signal a bleak future for the market. As new builds shrink, so too does the economic heartbeat that pumps life into jobs and consumer spending.
#health
Forbes: Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Recalled Cucumbers, CDC Says—Here’s What To Know
A nationwide salmonella outbreak linked to recalled cucumbers has sickened nearly 450 people across 31 states, leading to 125 hospitalizations. Florida growers Bedner and Thomas Produce are under scrutiny, but the full extent of the outbreak may be even larger.
The CDC warns many cases may go unreported, as salmonella often lingers undetected. This incident underscores the risks associated with contaminated produce and the slow unraveling of public health threats lurking behind innocuous vegetables.
#crime
Forbes: Who Is The 'Ketamine Queen?' Jasveen Sangha Charged In Death Of Matthew Perry.
Jasveen Sangha, dubbed the "Ketamine Queen," is accused of supplying actor Matthew Perry with the drug leading to his death, marking the second fatal overdose linked to her. Authorities found a drug operation in her Hollywood home, implicating her in multiple distribution crimes.
Charged with nine offenses, including conspiracy to distribute ketamine, Sangha faces life in prison. Perry, a well-known addict, struggled with substance abuse throughout his life; he was found dead in October 2023, and his case has put a glaring spotlight on Hollywood's dark underbelly.
Breitbart: Irish Army Chaplain Stabbed at Barracks, 16-Year-Old Arrested
A 16-year-old was arrested for stabbing Padre Paul Murphy at the Renmore barracks in Galway. The chaplain, in civilian clothes, was attacked while waiting in his car. Army sentries fired warning shots before detaining the assailant.
No life-threatening injuries for Murphy, who awaits surgery. Local leaders express concern over the unexpected violence in a low-crime area.