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20 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: Biden rehashes debunked Trump Charlottesville claim in late-night DNC speech
In a charged speech at the DNC, President Biden reiterated a controversial claim about Trump’s comments on neo-Nazis at the 2017 Charlottesville rally, framing it as a pivotal moment that compelled him to run for office. Despite Snopes debunking the narrative, Biden held firm.
The DNC backdrop saw protests erupt over Biden and Harris’s support for Israel, complicating an already fraught political landscape. Discontent brewed as activists clashed with security, highlighting deepening divisions within the party as Harris prepares to inherit the presidential race.
Breitbart: Hamas Flag Flown at Front of Pro-Palestinian March at DNC in Chicago
At the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, a pro-Palestinian march prominently displayed a Hamas flag, revealing the extremist sentiments of some attendees. Thousands rallied with radical slogans, vehemently rejecting a two-state solution and targeting Democrats for perceived complicity in violence.
Tensions flared as marchers clashed with police, entering restricted areas and making incendiary declarations against Israel and Jewish people. A mix of fervor, anger, and chaos echoed through the streets, highlighting a divisive moment in American discourse.
Forbes: ‘America, I Gave My Best To You’: Emotional Biden Closes DNC's First Night
Under the dim lights of the convention, Biden stood, a man marked by the weight of his own words. He shed tears and announced he’d step back from the 2024 race, urging voters to keep democracy alive with Kamala Harris at the helm.
His voice wavered but his resolve was clear; politics is fleeting, but love for country endures.
Breitbart: Report: Nicaragua Collected Nearly $10 Million in 'Fines' from U.S.-Bound Migrants in 2024
Nicaragua's Ortega regime rakes in nearly $10 million in "safe-passage" fees from migrants heading to the U.S., a financial strategy that weaponizes migration for leverage against Washington. They've cleverly disguised these fees in obscure income reports.
Despite surpassing collection goals, recent U.S. scrutiny is expected to hinder future profits. As the regime thrives on remittances and migrant charges, the flow of migrants remains steady, potentially pushing thousands toward the U.S. by year's end.
#economy
Breitbart: Trump Vows to Block Japanese Corporation from Buying U.S. Steel
In a speech in Pennsylvania, Trump vowed to block Japan’s Nippon Steel from acquiring U.S. Steel, emphasizing the importance of a robust defense industrial base. He promised to leverage the Defense Production Act and reverse free trade policies with China to protect American jobs.
Such rhetoric plays into a broader strategy of reshoring manufacturing while reinforcing America’s position as a global steel leader, recalling its WWII legacy. Trump's claims of job creation through tariffs position him as a populist champion against foreign deals.
Breitbart: Cuba Moves to Replace Run-Down 'Classic' Cars with Chinese EVs
In Havana, Cubans are turning to Chinese electric motorbikes as vintage cars sputter out and fuel is scarce. The Communist regime fails to maintain a crumbling power grid, making the shift to EVs a risky bet in a nation plagued by blackouts and deteriorating infrastructure.
With ties to Chinese manufacturers, Cuba’s foray into electric vehicles highlights a desperate gamble for modernization against a backdrop of political decay. As the country attempts to embrace new technologies, the potential consequences for its fragile grid loom large.
#culture
Le Monde: The top music festivals in France between now and the end of August
In the sultry French summer, music festivals spring up like weeds. From jazz in Nice with big names straddling genres, to the tidal rhythms of Tatihou Island celebrating world music, there's a tune for every ear until the autumn leaves come whispering.
As August wanes, the echoes of jazz and tradition promise to linger, a fleeting summer symphony. Pack your bags and turn up the volume—France is the stage this season.
#health
The Federalist: Court Ruling Could Lock States Into Medicaid Expansion Forever
A recent court ruling could lock states into Obamacare's Medicaid expansion, complicating conservative reforms and limiting flexibility in health care funding. States may find it hard to exit or adjust their Medicaid programs, echoing a financial trap reminiscent of the Eagles' "Hotel California."
Indiana's Medicaid plans now hang in the balance as it seeks to navigate the ruling's implications, raising concerns for other states considering similar expansions. The decision suggests a new era of bureaucratic hurdles for any state looking to reform its health care approach.
Breitbart: China Steps Up Pandemic Drills, Scrutinizes Incoming Travelers for Monkeypox
China's tightening health measures for travelers from Africa follow a W.H.O. emergency declaration due to an aggressive monkeypox strain. The resurgence of uniformed health enforcers in cities stirs trauma from past lockdowns, heightening fears of another public health disaster.
Meanwhile, concerns over new pathogens and possible outbreaks loom, with stricter customs protocols in place. As officials deal with the threat, anxiety ripples through a wary populace remembering past scars.
#crime
Fox News: Georgia mayor arrested on felony charges after allegedly storing alcohol in a ditch for inmates
The small-town mayor of Thomson, Georgia, stands accused of felony charges after allegedly stashing a bottle of gin for a work crew of state prisoners. Benjamin Cary Cranford was arrested following an investigation sparked by police tips, still reeling from a prior lawsuit.
Now out on bail, he faces potential suspension from office, mirroring the fate of others in similar legal quagmires. The intrigue thickens—politics can be a rough business, but not all battles are fought in council chambers.