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21 Aug 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: Watch: Trump Immediately Concerned After Woman Collapses at Rally, Rushes Over to Her in Stunning Moment
At a North Carolina rally, Trump stepped from behind bulletproof glass to assist a woman who fainted, calling for a doctor and offering her a hug. The scene was drenched in heat and fervor as the crowd chanted his name upon his return.
His speech, meanwhile, was a blistering critique of Biden and Harris, declaring the world on edge and rallying support for his return to power.
Forbes: Tim Walz Coached High School To State Championship—What To Know As ‘Coach Walz’ Takes DNC Stage
Tim Walz, Minnesota's governor, credits his political rise to his days as a high school football coach, culminating in a state championship. Now, as Kamala Harris’s vice presidential nominee, he’s poised to highlight his coaching legacy at the DNC.
Walz's background includes teaching and military service, intertwining personal accolades with progressive policies. Amid attacks from opponents, he remains a prominent figure in shaping contemporary Minnesota governance.
#society
Times Of Israel: Bomb threats emailed to over 100 Jewish institutions in Canada
Dozens of Jewish institutions in Canada received bomb threats via email on Wednesday, prompting swift police investigations across the cities. No explosives were found, but community leaders emphasized the need for vigilance amid rising antisemitism.
Prime Minister Trudeau condemned the threats, calling them blatant antisemitism. Faith leaders stress that such intimidation only strengthens community resolve, as all synagogues remained open. Coordination among government agencies is crucial to combat this rising tide of hate.
#military
Fox News: WWII-era bomb discovered by Colorado construction workers
Construction workers in Arapahoe County, Colorado, unearthed a piece of military history—an inert World War II Mark 23 Mod 1 training round—at the former Lowry Bombing and Gunnery Range. Bomb technicians were called in to investigate the metal find.
Authorities turned the ordnance over to Buckley Space Force Base, reminding the public of the dangers of handling old munitions. What might look like a relic can still bite.
#culture
Breitbart: Fitness Icon Richard Simmons Cause of Death Revealed
Richard Simmons, the iconic fitness guru, died at 76 due to accidents from falls and heart disease. He refused medical care after a fall just days before his death, choosing instead to wait to seek help until after his birthday.
His brother urges people to celebrate Richard's joyful legacy rather than dwell on his passing.
Breitbart: Comedian Theo Von Fans Rave over Trump Interview: 'Most Genuine Conversation I've Seen'
In an unexpected twist of fate, comedian Theo Von's chat with former President Trump turned into a genuine, relatable exchange, surprising viewers with its personal touch. Reflecting on addiction and life, they came off like two pals shooting the breeze, shunning the usual political script.
Fans lauded Von's authenticity and Trump's openness, marveling at the unexpected warmth in a conversation usually reserved for the grand stage. It was a refreshing departure from the norm, showcasing two people rather than just one in the spotlight.
#crime
The Western Journal: Former Democratic Politician to Testify in His Trial in Killing of Journalist
In a trial that spun a web of politics and blood, former Democratic official Robert Telles fights for his life, accused of murdering journalist Jeff German, who exposed Telles' misdeeds. With DNA evidence and suspicious activity surrounding the case, Telles insists on telling his tale.
As the courtroom drama unfolds, Telles plans to testify despite his lawyer's disapproval. With mounting evidence against him and an unyielding judge, his story might be his only shot at freedom.