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21 Aug 2024
#politics
Fox News: Washington Post editorial board admits Biden's 'inner circle worked to conceal his decline’
The Washington Post’s editorial board acknowledged that President Biden's team had concealed signs of his mental decline, revealing critics' long-held fears. After a poor debate against Trump, party pressure forced Biden to step back from the 2024 race, clearing the way for Kamala Harris.
The board praised Biden's decision to surrender power but hinted he should have stepped aside earlier, as his age raised doubts about his fitness. With Biden out, Democrats quickly rallied around Harris as the new candidate.
Fox News: Sen Rick Scott staves off GOP challengers in key Senate primary
Sen. Rick Scott emerged victorious from a tight primary battle in Florida, securing the GOP nomination for re-election. He faces former Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell in the general election, as Florida leans Republican, buoyed by successful statewide candidates.
With the shadows of past electoral controversies lingering, Scott remains a staunch Trump ally amidst a landscape of shifting party dynamics. His past as a health care executive and political maneuvering keep him at the forefront of a battleground state.
Fox News: UAW’s Shawn Fain says he wouldn’t have spoken at RNC after DNC snubs Teamsters boss
In a clash of union titans, UAW President Shawn Fain took a stand against the GOP, calling Trump a "scab" at the DNC while criticizing the Republicans for neglecting workers. Teamsters' Sean O'Brien, however, broke new ground by addressing the RNC, seeking bipartisan outreach.
Fain believes engagement with the GOP is pointless and insists on rallying support for Democrats. O'Brien, undeterred by a potential invite snub, emphasizes the need to advocate for labor, regardless of party lines.
Forbes: Obama And Kamala Harris’ Decades-Long Alliance, Explained—Ahead Of Tonight’s DNC Speech
Tonight, Barack Obama will take center stage at the DNC, backing his longtime ally Kamala Harris, marking their 20-year partnership. This duo has weathered the political storms together, their camaraderie a political waltz that dazzles the party faithful.
As they reminisce about their shared past, eyes will be on how Obama navigates his support for Harris without overshadowing her campaign. It's a dance of allegiance and strategy as the clock ticks down to Election Day.
#society
Fox News: Jewish locals implore Israeli activist to flee Chicago before DNC; safety probed ahead of political gathering
Amidst the chaos of the October 7 assault by Hamas, Noa Reuveni finds herself stranded from her friends, twin brothers Ziv and Gali Berman, who have been kidnapped during the terror group's brutal attack on civilians. In her desperate search for answers, she becomes their voice.
Weeks later, while trying to raise awareness for those taken hostage, Noa reflects on her own sacrifices, abandoning life in California to fight for the safe return of her friends. While many see fear gripping the streets of Chicago, her spirit remains unyielded, echoing the resilience of those still awaiting rescue.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: For second night in a row, Israel said to launch airstrikes in Lebanon’s Baalbek
At the Democratic National Convention, Rabbi Sharon Brous envisions a future where Israelis and Palestinians coexist peacefully, championing a redemption narrative rich in dignity and compassion. Leading figures like Obama and Sanders are set to rise next, rallying support for unity.
Meanwhile, Israeli airstrikes in eastern Lebanon leave one dead and nineteen wounded, while Hezbollah confirms the loss of four operatives, bringing the group's toll to 419 since the conflict escalated. Tensions rise as the region braces for more violence.
#economy
Le Monde: In South Africa, a new generation of winemakers in search of quality
In post-apartheid South Africa, a wine revolution is stirring. New winemakers are abandoning the heavy, mass-produced styles of the past for fresher, nuanced blends shaped by tradition and terroir. Their efforts are drawing acclaim on the international stage.
Yet the industry faces hurdles. Climate change threatens vineyards, while local consumption trends lean towards beer and spirits. South Africa still battles the perception of cheap wine, competing in a global market that demands quality amid shifting landscapes.