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18 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: Harris re-energizes Black voters in key states, poll finds
Kamala Harris’s ascent on the Democratic ticket has rekindled enthusiasm among Black voters in swing states like Michigan and Pennsylvania, where she leads Trump 70%-9% and 70%-11%, respectively. This marks a notable shift from Biden’s previous struggles with the demographic.
Despite this boost, Harris still has hurdles to clear for a decisive victory, as many Black voters remain uncertain if she can truly represent their interests. The polls show a potentially revitalizing trend, but unifying the community remains a tough climb.
The Western Journal: ESPN's Stephen A. Smith Calls Out 'Hiding' Kamala Harris: 'Somebody Gotta Say Something'
Stephen A. Smith is throwing down the gauntlet, challenging Vice President Kamala Harris for her absence in the political spotlight. With polls in her favor, he questions her avoidance of tough media scrutiny and insists it's high time she faces the music.
In a world where everyone screams but no one listens, Smith's call for accountability rings clear—politicians can't hide while chasing the presidency. The clock is ticking, and silence in this game is deafening.
Human Events: JACK POSOBIEC: ‘Get in the fight’ and chase ballots
Jack Posobiec claims Kamala Harris’ boost in the polls is fleeting, signaling the end of her "honeymoon" phase. With Biden out, her popularity surged but polls show a tight race, especially in crucial states like Pennsylvania, where Trump currently leads by two points.
As the election approaches, Posobiec warns supporters to mobilize and strengthen Trump's campaign efforts in battlegrounds. The race is razor-close, with both candidates nearly tied in electoral votes.
Forbes: What To Know About The Democratic National Convention Starting Tomorrow: Major Speeches, Protests And More
Next week, Chicago will host the Democratic National Convention, where Kamala Harris will formally accept the nomination as the party's 2024 candidate. High-profile speakers include Joe Biden, the Obamas, and Bill Clinton, aiming to unite amidst party tensions.
Pro-Palestinian protests are set to clash with the convention, revealing deep divides over U.S. foreign policy. As the party rallies, dissent brews both inside and outside the hall, with activists challenging the Biden administration's stance on Israel.
Breitbart: CNBC Pans JD Vance's $5k Child Tax Credit; Neutral on Kamala's $6k Credit
In a tale of two tax credits, CNBC's coverage of Republican JD Vance’s $5,000 proposal spun it as a challenge, whilst it glossed over the hurdles in Kamala Harris's $6,000 plan. The same writer seemed to lasso one idea tighter than the other.
Media bias raises its head, leaving you to wonder whose politics had a smoother ride, and whose hit the potholes of scrutiny.
#society
GB News: Brian May ignites public feud with Jeremy Clarkson over badger cull row: 'He doesn't know - laughable!'
Sir Brian May scoffs at Jeremy Clarkson's views on badgers, claiming the former Top Gear host is woefully misinformed and perpetuating harmful myths about bovine TB. Despite their public clashes, May hopes for a heart-to-heart to shift Clarkson’s perspective.
With their contrasting takes igniting a wider debate, the badger cull's controversy simmers beneath, exposing the messy intersection of farming and wildlife. May's upcoming documentary aims to unravel this tragic human drama.
Times Of Israel: Tel Aviv cafe brews up resilience
In the heart of Tel Aviv, Café Otef stands as a bittersweet monument to survival, manned by those who endured the horrors of October 7. Each dish tells a story, crafted from the land that still bears the scars of conflict.
With gourmet chocolates echoing lost recipes, the café serves more than food; it serves memory.
#war
Breitbart: Mark Kelly Says He Is 'Comfortable' with U.S. Weapons Used on Russian Soil
Sen. Mark Kelly expressed support for Ukrainian forces using U.S. weapons in an incursion into Russian territory, suggesting it could shift the conflict's momentum. He condemned Putin's invasion as illegal, highlighting the risk to Russian citizens and the impact on Russian morale.
The unexpected Ukrainian tactics might just put Putin on the defensive, revealing cracks in his facade. The tide, it seems, could be turning.
#religion
The Western Journal: NFL All-Pro Demario Davis Preaches the Gospel Live on Fox Sports as Colin Cowherd Listens Silently
New Orleans Saints linebacker Demario Davis dropped a faith bomb on Colin Cowherd’s show, declaring he plays because God isn't finished with him yet. At 35, he reflects on his journey, attributing his persistence and platform to divine purpose, all while his team spirals downward.
In a world of flashy displays of faith, Davis stands out, linking his identity to God as he wrestles with retirement. No gimmicks—just raw trust in a higher calling, leaving even the ever-chatty Cowherd momentarily spellbound.
#education
The Imaginative Conservative: Albert Jay Nock: A Return to the Liberal Arts?
Albert Jay Nock posited that the educated person is redundant in a society slipping into barbarism, suggesting their value as a social asset may be overestimated. His reflections provoke questions on the role of education and its relevance to a world increasingly indifferent to wisdom.
The author, however, counters Nock's claim from personal experience, asserting that a liberal arts education can spark transformation and engagement in students, challenging the notion of superfluity amidst a culture starved for critical thought.
The Imaginative Conservative: To Be Unfit for the Modern World
In a world chasing fleeting modernity, Scott-King stands firm, clinging to the classics while the headmaster frets over job qualifications. The struggle between profound education and utilitarian demands asserts itself in a poignant exchange, highlighting an era's falterings.
The anthology, "The Great Tradition," seeks to revive a lost legacy of liberal education, addressing those who wish to educate for wisdom beyond mere material gain. It's a call to honor past wisdom and forge a path toward a richer, more humanistic education.
#crime
Human Events: UK teachers told to refer male students suspected of ‘extreme misogyny’ to counter-terrorism authorities
The UK plans to classify "extreme misogyny" as terrorism, responding to radicalization of young men online. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper aims to enhance the counter-terrorism strategy to encompass violence against women among other extremist forms.
Teachers may soon face legal obligations to report suspected cases of extreme misogyny. Cooper argues this is crucial to tackle the growing threat that undermines communities and democracy.
Breitbart: NYC Pedicab Drivers Accused of Frightening Tourists, Sexually Assaulting Riders
Pedicab drivers in New York City have turned the streets into a nightmare, with accusations of violence and sexual assault rising sharply. Tourists and locals feel hunted by these drivers, described as “piranhas” eager to prey on the unsuspecting.
The NYPD reports a staggering increase in pedicab-related crimes, correlating with a surge in counterfeit licenses. The charm of the city now feels overshadowed by this lawlessness, leaving many to wonder about the lack of regulation.
Fox News: Police investigating mysterious death of 19-year-old in Koreatown: LAPD
In Koreatown, the Los Angeles police are probing the suspicious death of 19-year-old Joon Hee Han, whose family suspects foul play. He was hospitalized for a head injury after an alleged attack, though detectives are still piecing together the truth behind the incident.
The LAPD is calling for any witnesses to step forward as they sift through evidence to reveal the events that led to Han's tragic fate. Until then, the case hangs in the balance, shrouded in uncertainty.
Breitbart: Physicians Charged in Matthew Perry's Death Can Still Prescribe Medication
Two doctors tied to Matthew Perry’s death remain unrestrained in their practices even after facing charges for illegally supplying him ketamine. While one has struck a deal with prosecutors, the other stands accused of serious drug offenses but has yet to enter a plea.
The California State Medical Board keeps their licenses active, a decision as baffling as a shadowy figure in a dark alley. The pursuit of justice, it seems, has its own peculiar rules in this gritty tale.
#sports
The Western Journal: Olympian Shows Off the Troubling State of His Medal After Just One Week: 'Step Up the Quality'
Olympian Nyjah Huston isn’t impressed with the quality of his bronze medal from the Paris 2024 Games. After just a week, it showed signs of wear due to sweat, prompting Huston to call for better craftsmanship in Olympic medals.
Paris 2024 organizers acknowledged the issue and assured they would assess the situation and replace any damaged medals.