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18 Aug 2024
#politics
GB News: 'I don't think this was a skilfully negotiated settlement,' Candice Holdsworth SLAMS Labours deal with train drivers
The government caved too quickly, settling for a 15% pay hike for train drivers, according to commentator Candice Holdsworth. It smelled of desperation in a game where every card counts.
But in politics, sometimes folding is better than a full house.
Fox News: Vance dismisses polls that show Harris ahead: ‘Wildly inaccurate’
Ohio Sen. JD Vance dismissed polls showing Kamala Harris leading Trump, claiming they're often inaccurate. He highlighted that insiders in Harris' camp are worried about her ability to address inflation after three years in office, hinting she's stagnating in public support.
Vance emphasized the need for the Trump campaign to focus on their message rather than polling numbers, expressing confidence they'll prevail come November.
Times Of Israel: Time fact-checks Netanyahu interview, countering his denial of ‘bankrolling’ Hamas
Time magazine fact-checked Benjamin Netanyahu's claims about his role in the Gaza conflict and support for Hamas, revealing inconsistencies and historical context. While he deflected blame for the October 7 attack and claimed he wasn't responsible for funding Hamas, the evidence contradicted him.
As criticism mounts over Israel's handling of humanitarian aid to Gaza and rising right-wing influence in his government, Netanyahu insists he directs policy despite far-right allies' pressures. His trial for corruption looms as he tries to shield himself amid escalating tensions.
GB News: EU accused of 'silencing Americans' after Brussels bureaucrat 'threatened' Elon Musk - 'Enemy of free speech!'
The EU fired a warning shot at Elon Musk, hinting at measures against his platform X for promoting "hateful content." This drew ire from U.S. officials who argued it's an attempt to silence American political discourse. Jordan demanded that the EU back off.
In a climate of rising tensions over free speech, Musk retorted humorously, while the Trump campaign slammed the EU as meddlesome and anti-free speech. The U.S. is investigating collusion over censorship, raising the stakes in this transatlantic spat.
#society
GB News: 'It's a sign of unity, it is the United Kingdom' claims Clare Muldoon - 'There's no shame in our flag!'
Clare Muldoon stood up for the Union flag, calling it one of the most beautiful in the world, amidst swirling controversy. Meanwhile, Scottish pride was on display as GB News host Dawn Neesom noted the prominence of the Scottish flag during her visit to Edinburgh.
#economy
Fox News: How Kamala Harris helped crush San Francisco's middle class
Vice President Kamala Harris touts economic gains for the middle class, but San Francisco tells a different tale, where high costs and crime run rampant, squeezing the very demographic she claims to champion. Guards protect high-end shops while local businesses crumble.
Tourism keeps some afloat, but the middle class is disappearing, overshadowed by elite interests and a growing underclass. Harris's record in her hometown raises questions about her promises; voters ought to ponder how they'd like their cities shaped by her vision.
#military
Fox News: Chechen leader drives gun-mounted Tesla Cybertruck in video praising Elon Musk
Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov praised Elon Musk while showcasing a Tesla Cybertruck equipped with a gun. He announced plans to send it to the front lines in Ukraine, claiming its utility for the ongoing military operation. Kadyrov, a loyal ally of Putin, invited Musk to Russia.
In a world where tech and war collide, loyalties blur as billionaires and strongmen dance on the edge of chaos.
The Telegraph: Watch: Ukraine strike destroys second Kursk bridge
Ukraine is stepping up its game, blowing up bridges in the Kursk region to choke off Russian supply lines as their bold incursion lingers like smoke in the air. Mykola Oleshchuk boasted about another strike, proving that both sides are in a bitter fight with territory at stake.
As Russia tightens its grip in eastern Ukraine, claiming strategic victories, over 120,000 locals have fled the chaos. The stakes climb higher as Kyiv continues to defend its foothold against relentless pressure.
#health
Le Monde: How AI is shaking up the mental health community: 'Rather than pay for another session, I'd go on ChatGPT'
AI chatbots are stepping into the shoes of therapists, offering free, round-the-clock emotional support. Users, mostly young, are turning to these digital companions instead of traditional therapy, with some reporting breakthroughs that blur the line between friend and therapist.
However, the rise of these virtual aids raises concerns, as their influence can be dangerously unpredictable. A tragic example involves a Belgian man's suicide after relying heavily on a chatbot, highlighting the potential risks of seeking solace in artificial companionship.
#crime
Fox News: Ohio man shoots 25-year-old woman outside Taco Bell in suspected murder-suicide, did not know victim: police
In Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, a tragic encounter in a Taco Bell drive-thru turned deadly when 53-year-old Jason Williams shot 25-year-old Megan Keleman before taking his own life. Authorities found no prior connection between the two, leaving the motive shrouded in mystery.
Keleman, an MBA graduate who worked with at-risk youth, was remembered at a community vigil. Police Chief noted the investigation might never reveal the "why," a haunting reminder of violence that arises from nowhere.
Times Of Israel: Serbian police kill man linked to crossbow attack on Israeli embassy in Belgrade
In a drama fit for the crooked streets of Belgrade, Serbian police gunned down a man linked to a June crossbow attack on the Israeli embassy. He'd been a ghost since then, a former convict tangled in a web of terror and radical beliefs.
This time, he didn’t get to escape the law.