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17 Aug 2024
#society
GB News: Former Marine shares story of undercover channel crossing - 'It wasn't a very pleasant environment to be in'
A former marine went undercover in a Calais migrant camp, revealing the harrowing realities faced by those seeking refuge. He managed to cross the channel unnoticed, highlighting the perilous journey many undertake in search of a better life.
The shadows of desperation loom large, yet few care to look closer.
Breitbart: Carmakers Scramble to Calm Revolt Against EVs in South Korea After Battery Fires
In a storm over electric vehicle safety, Mercedes-Benz and BMW are peeling back the curtain, revealing battery suppliers in response to a recent fire in South Korea. The incident has sent ripples of concern through the industry and sparked calls for tighter safety regulations.
Amid ongoing investigations, Mercedes is offering free inspections for its EVs and pledging funds to aid affected residents. As consumer confidence hangs by a thread, the shadows of smaller battery manufacturers loom large over the future of electric cars.
Fox News: Bronze statue of Congressman John Lewis replaces more than 100-year-old Confederate monument
In Decatur, Georgia, a 12-foot bronze statue of civil rights leader John Lewis was installed, replacing a Confederate monument removed amid protests in 2020. The obelisk had stood for over a century before being dismantled, sparking calls for justice and change following George Floyd's death.
The Lewis statue embodies the spirit of "good trouble," a phrase he coined, representing a shift from a symbol of oppression to one of progress. Unveiling is set for August 24.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: As airlines scrap flights, Israeli travel has become a costly, often madcap endeavor
Amid rising tensions and flight cancellations after the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, stranded travelers face exorbitant airfares from Israeli carriers. Adi Livne’s struggle to return home reflects growing discontent over price-gouging during crisis times.
El Al’s record profits highlight a disturbing trend in wartime operations, while the uncertainty shakes critical international business links. Despite hurdles, many American Jews remain determined to reach Israel, showcasing a mix of resilience and anxiety.
#economy
Breitbart: Oil Slips More Than $1 Per Barrel Due to Dismal Economic News from China
Oil prices dipped below $80 a barrel as investors mulled over China’s faltering economy and diminished demand. OPEC warned of further strains ahead while tensions in the Middle East remained a lurking shadow, teetering between caution and chaos.
China's grim economic indicators foreshadow a stagnant future, with retail sales tanking during what should've been a vibrant shopping season. As consumers pull back, even giants like Alibaba are struggling, battling not just disappointment but an unsettling new reality.
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: The Ghost of Inflation Will Haunt Kamala Harris Through the Election
Economic discontent looms again, with inflation still biting under Biden as he eyes a pass to Harris. Despite a slight dip, memories of sky-high prices linger, and the recession ghost is back, haunting the Democrats' prospects as they prep for the next election.
With memories of prolonged inflation, voters remain skeptical. The Biden-Harris administration's economic policies—drawn from well-worn playbooks—might make them easy targets in a brutal political landscape, where history echoes loud and clear.
#military
Times Of Israel: IDF issues fresh evacuation orders for central Gaza, says dozens of gunmen killed
The Israeli military urged Palestinians in the Maghazi area of Gaza to evacuate to designated humanitarian zones as operations against Hamas escalated. Recent strikes targeted dozens of gunmen and terror sites, while casualties on both sides continued to rise.
Despite claims of nearing a truce, a Hamas official dismissed U.S. optimism as mere illusion. With increasing tensions and diplomatic efforts underway, the conflict shows no signs of abating as heavy losses mount.
#religion
The Western Journal: Hand of God? Earthquake Strikes Syria, Lebanon Same Day Attack By Hezbollah Against Israel Was Anticipated
An earthquake rattled southern Syria and Lebanon, coinciding ominously with anticipated conflict as Hezbollah plotted an attack against Israel following the assassination of Hamas leader Haniyeh. Some view the quake as divine intervention, foiling Hezbollah’s intentions.
The seismic shake transformed a day historically marked by sorrow into one of unexpected relief for Israel, leaving analysts speculating about divine control over the region's precarious fate.
#culture
Le Monde: Fire breaks out at London's Somerset House, home to priceless works by Van Gogh, Cezanne
On a sweltering August day, smoke billowed from Somerset House, a prestigious London arts venue. Over 125 firefighters tackled the blaze, which erupted in the west wing, determined that valuable artworks remained safe as the flames devoured the roof.
The cause of the fire is still a mystery. Amidst historical echoes, the venue had plans for a breakdancing showcase, now overshadowed by the looming specter of disaster.
#crime
GB News: Mother jailed after having threesome with two 13-year-old schoolboys in her son's bedroom
Natalie Harris, a 36-year-old mother, was sentenced to four years in prison for engaging in sexual activity with two 13-year-old boys in her son’s bedroom. Her obsessive behavior, linked to a recent break-up, led to a devastating impact on the boys' lives, as revealed in court.
Judge Munro highlighted that no sentence could repair the damage done, leaving the victims and their families to cope with its lifelong consequences. A case of moral collapse turned nightmare, it echoes the dark corners of humanity.
Fox News: Shooter fires on JBSA-Lackland Air Force base, prompting exchange of gunfire
In the murky dawn hours at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, security forces returned gunfire from a drive-by shooter targeting the main gate. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, and a lockdown ensued while authorities investigated the motive behind this brazen attack.
Amidst the chaos, the entry gate was closed but reopened hours later, with a call for drivers to reroute. A specter of uncertainty looms—who fired, and why? The base, for now, remains safe but on alert.
Breitbart: Missouri Woman Charged in Plot to Defraud Elvis Presley's Graceland of Millions
In a twist worthy of a noir, Lisa Jeanine Findley stands accused of a scheme to swindle millions from Elvis Presley’s family, falsely claiming Graceland was collateral for a made-up loan. She forged documents and sought to auction off the iconic landmark.
The DOJ isn’t taking this lightly; Findley faces serious time for her alleged con job, revealing the darker side of fame and fortune.
#sports
GB News: Mike Tyson's U-turn on Jake Paul boxing fight emerges ahead of press conference
Mike Tyson and Jake Paul are set to hold a press conference for their controversial boxing match, delayed by Tyson’s health issues. Despite past comments dismissing the fight, Tyson’s training suggests he’s ready to step into the ring with his much younger rival.
Critics, including former boxer Butterbean, argue the fight is a scam aimed at boosting Paul’s profile, claiming it may never happen. The hype continues as the two prepare for what could be one of boxing's most talked-about bouts.
#science
Forbes: Northern Lights Update: Aurora Borealis Can Be Seen Again Tonight—In These Northern States
This weekend, northern U.S. states get a rare chance to witness the Northern Lights, thanks to heightened geomagnetic activity. A KP index of five promises bright views for folks in areas clear of clouds and light pollution.
The aurora's visibility stretches down to parts of Washington, Idaho, Montana, and Minnesota, peaking between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. Get your cameras ready; it’s a celestial spectacle not to miss.