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17 Aug 2024
#politics
Le Monde: Venezuelan opposition vows to fight 'to the end'
In the streets of Caracas, the air crackles with defiance, as thousands rally behind opposition leader Maria Corina Machado, claiming stolen elections and fighting for freedom against Maduro’s iron grip. El Zorro figures wave Venezuelan flags, embodying hope and rebellion.
Around the globe, Venezuelans gather in solidarity, demanding recognition of their vote and a transition from tyranny. As protests collide with police repression, the cry for liberty grows louder, resonating from Australia to Spain.
Breitbart: CNN: Harris' Economic Speech Was Vague, 'We Should Expect That Going Forward' So She Can Avoid Scrutiny
Kamala Harris delivered an economic policy speech that was more about dreams than deeds, leaving details in the dark. Experts warned that lack of specifics may keep her safe from scrutiny—it's simpler to rally behind vague promises of deficit reduction.
In a world where the wealthy thrive on tax cuts, Harris positioned herself as a champion for the working class—effective, but shadowed by questions about how she'll deliver on her claims.
#society
Forbes: Musk Says X Will Close Brazil Operations—What To Know About The Dispute
Elon Musk is closing down X in Brazil, claiming threats from judge Alexandre de Moraes, who wants to crack down on disinformation. Musk calls the judge's demands "draconian" and claims this could wipe out X's revenue in the country.
The saga continues with Musk likening Moraes to Voldemort. As the tension escalates, both sides dig in, drawing lines in the digital sand.
The Epoch Times: Lobster Chasers Gather in Florida for the Thrill of the Early Hunt
In the frenetic waters off Summerland Key, Florida, the annual lobster mini-season draws crowds eager for a taste of the sea. With divers hunting spiny lobsters, dangers lurk in the shadows as reckless boaters ignore safety flags, causing close calls and injury.
Despite the thrill of the catch, the thrill is steeped in risk, with law enforcement on alert for violators amidst the chaos. For many families, this tradition is a rite of passage, blending adventure with the bittersweet lessons of nature's bounty and the rules that keep them safe.
#economy
Breitbart: Brooks: Harris' 'Illiteracy' on Prices 'Surprising in a Responsible' Candidate Whose Administration Helped Cause Inflation
David Brooks, on PBS, lambasted Kamala Harris's economic policies, particularly her suggestion of price controls, calling it economically naive. He argued that inflation stems from supply chain disruptions and economic overstimulation, not corporate greed.
Critics warn that her approach could lead to shortages and black markets, reminiscent of past failures in Venezuela and the Soviet Union. The notion of "greedflation" is dismissed as a flimsy excuse for a problem that has already resolved itself.
#military
Times Of Israel: Two senior Hamas operatives killed in IDF drone strike in West Bank city of Jenin
Two senior Hamas operatives were eliminated in an Israeli drone strike in Jenin, linked to a recent deadly attack. The IDF confirmed their involvement in prior assaults, showcasing an escalating conflict while the streets turned to ash and echoes of violence lingered in the air.
With airstrikes exceeding 60 since October, casualties rise on both sides. The bloodshed reveals a relentless cycle of vengeance, where one man’s terror is another’s defense, and death travels in a shadow not far behind.
#culture
Fox News: Giant panda and first-time mom gives birth to historic twins: 'We are thrilled'
In a heartwarming twist of fate, Ying Ying, a 19-year-old giant panda, became the world's oldest first-time panda mom, giving birth to twins at Ocean Park, Hong Kong. The births occurred just before her birthday, making this moment an extraordinary feat in panda breeding.
With expert care in place, the delicate cubs—their future uncertain—are under constant observation as they take their first breaths in a world that can be as unforgiving as it is tender. Soon, the world will await their debut.
#health
Breitbart: Kamala Harris's Leftist Stepdaughter Pushes Controversial Drug Ketamine
Ella Emhoff, stepdaughter of Vice President Kamala Harris, advocates for using ketamine to manage chronic pain from her spinal condition. Sharing her experiences on social media, she links to information on ketamine therapy, raising concerns amid its controversial rise in use.
This move comes as ketamine, initially a horse tranquilizer, finds its way into pain management discussions, even as its use as a party drug complicates the narrative.
#crime
Breitbart: New York Cop Sentenced to Ten Weekends in Jail for Raping 13-Year-Old Girl
A former Rochester cop, Shawn Jordan, was sentenced to just ten weekends in jail for raping a 13-year-old girl, despite his victim's mother's pleas for a harsher sentence. The light punishment came after a plea deal, and Jordan has reportedly boasted about it.
His lenient sentence has raised concerns, especially as he faces additional charges for exposing himself to another underage victim. The community is left reeling, knowing a rapist walks free while his victim struggles to heal.
#science
The Western Journal: Mysterious Red Welts Appearing on People After Emergence of Cicada Brood XIII
After this year's cicada brood vanished, a spike in itchy red welts emerged, linked to oak leaf itch mites feasting on cicada eggs. These minuscule critters, unseen to the naked eye, have a habit of traveling far from their oak tree haunts.
With scratching leading to infections, this summer's souvenir proves that nature's quirks are often more than just annoying.