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2 Aug 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Biden admin freezes controversial migrant flight program after fraud revelations
The Biden administration has paused a program allowing migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to travel directly to the U.S. after uncovering extensive fraud within sponsorship applications. With tens of thousands eager to enter, the pause raises concerns over immigration abuse.
While the DHS insists beneficiaries are thoroughly vetted, the situation complicates the administration's immigration strategy, with critics accusing it of cutting corners. As 1.6 million applicants await approval, the program's future hangs in the balance.
#politics
Fox News: Liberal media pundits slam JD Vance, but voters, donors give him a chance
Donald Trump's pick of JD Vance for VP may not have thrilled the masses, but on the ground, the GOP is rallying behind him. His understated style resonates, and although initially a surprise, there's emerging support, especially with big tech money flowing in.
The political landscape is shifting as old barriers crumble, with Vance possibly becoming a key player in a new GOP era. While some doubt his selection, voters are keeping an open mind—waiting to see if he can channel Trump's legacy.
Fox News: JD Vance rips Kamala Harris for more word salad -- 'significance of the power of diplomacy'
Senator JD Vance lambasted the media and Vice President Kamala Harris, mocking her scripted comments on diplomacy following a prisoner swap. With no press conference since becoming the presuming nominee, he questioned how journalists allow her to evade scrutiny.
Amid rising tensions, Harris's unscripted remarks echoed past rhetoric, raising eyebrows. As the election season heats up, her absence from key public events signals a cautious campaign strategy.
Fox News: Harris’ border remarks haunt down-ballot Dems as Lake ad previews GOP general election strategy
The southern border crisis is becoming a weighty issue for Democrats ahead of November's elections, with GOP candidate Kari Lake targeting Vice President Kamala Harris and Arizona's Ruben Gallego in her campaign ads. The Republicans aim to paint them as detrimental to border security.
Lake's ads link Gallego to Harris’s controversial immigration stances, accusing both of failing Arizona. Meanwhile, Gallego defends his record while criticizing Lake for her opposition to bipartisan solutions. The race is heating up, with implications for both parties.
GB News: Cummings shares his 'real solution' to migrant crisis as ex-No10 aide blasts Boris over 'fake' Rwanda plan
Dominic Cummings, former aide to Boris Johnson, critiques the UK's migration policies, stating effective solutions require amending the Human Rights Act rather than the flawed Rwanda plan. He blames the Tories for immigration issues, while suggesting Labour may offer some improvements.
With a political campaign brewing in the background, Cummings portrays a dismal future for UK governance, regardless of party, and describes his former boss as ill-suited for leadership.
The Western Journal: Secret Service and FBI Respond After Embarrassing New Trump Shooting Footage Emerges
In the dim light of a July rally, a shaky video surfaced, showing a shadow skirting rooftops minutes before an assassination attempt on Donald Trump. The FBI and Secret Service are tight-lipped, leaving questions hanging like smoke in the air.
Failures in communication and technology plagued security efforts, enraging officials who grapple with the fallout. Amid the blame game, a life lost shadows the chaos—a stark reminder that in the world of politics, danger often lurks just out of sight.
#society
Breitbart: San Francisco Mayor Orders City to Offer Homeless People Bus Tickets Out of Town
San Francisco Mayor London Breed is pushing a contentious policy to give homeless individuals bus tickets out of the city rather than providing them with immediate shelter. This move is part of a broader crackdown on encampments, fueled by a recent Supreme Court ruling.
In Los Angeles, Mayor Karen Bass faces a similar battle, as her Inside Safe initiative yields few permanent housing solutions, despite a temporary shelter for many. With homelessness and overdose crises looming, local leaders are scrambling to address a problem long neglected.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: France tells nationals to leave Iran ‘immediately’ over fears of war with Israel
France urges its citizens to evacuate Iran immediately amid fears of a military escalation following the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh. Tensions heighten as the US discusses support for Israel, and airlines cancel flights to the region.
The stakes rise as Iran hints at retaliation against Tel Aviv, prompting preparations from both Israel and Hezbollah. In this charged atmosphere, Jewish communities in France face increased threats.
The Telegraph: Putin has been humiliated - he just doesn’t know it yet
In a significant prisoner swap, 16 Western individuals were freed from Russian jails in exchange for eight Russian operatives, highlighting a stark divide between good and evil. Notably, journalist Evan Gershkovich symbolizes Western resolve against Russia's escalating totalitarianism.
The deal illustrates NATO's united front and the Democratic Party's political gain, while also revealing the continued threat posed by Putin's regime. Despite the win, the path ahead in countering Russian aggression remains fraught with challenges.
#economy
Breitbart: Chevron Says 'Adios' to California as It Shifts HQ to Texas
Chevron's packing its bags, trading California's strict regulations for Texas's friendlier climate for business. The oil giant, a staple in the Golden State for nearly 150 years, is making the shift amid complaints about climate policies that stifle growth.
With executives headed for Houston, Chevron joins a line of companies escaping the West Coast, lured by promises of lower taxes and fewer rules. The energy capital welcomes them, while California faces an exodus of its own.
Forbes: Nasdaq Tumbles Over 3% After Jobs Report Sparks Recession Fears
The stock market took a dive as the Labor Department announced a disappointing job report, with just 114,000 jobs added and unemployment rising to 4.3%. The Dow dropped below 40,000, led by a staggering 29% fall in Intel's shares.
Analysts warn that rising joblessness could sink the economy deeper into recession. The Fed's response remains uncertain amid shifting tides.
#military
Le Monde: France tells nationals visiting Iran to leave 'as soon as possible'
In Tehran, the coffin of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh is paraded like a trophy, his assassination blamed on Israel. As tensions swell, France urges its nationals to flee before the region ignites into war.
With blood spilling over borders, the echoes of vengeance linger in the air.
#culture
Forbes: Paris Police Investigating Death Threats Against Director Of ‘Last Supper’ Olympic Opening Ceremony Scene
An investigation has kicked off in Paris after death threats aimed at Thomas Jolly, the artistic director of the Olympic opening ceremony, followed a controversial skit seen as disrespectful to Christianity. Critics, including high-profile figures, slammed the portrayal resembling Da Vinci's "Last Supper."
As outrage brewed, sponsors pulled ads, and a petition for an apology gained traction with over 310,000 signatures. Jolly, facing targeted threats linked to his identity, finds himself in a crossfire of anger and discussions about artistic expression vs. religious sensitivity.
#sports
The Western Journal: UFC’s Sean Strickland Goes Scorched Earth on Boxer Who Brutalized Female Opponent - 'Such an Utter Disgrace'
In the raucous atmosphere of the 2024 Paris Olympics, a controversial boxing bout explodes as Algerian fighter Imane Khelif, diagnosed with a rare sexual development condition, faces accusations of unfair competition against Italian Angela Carini. Former UFC champion Sean Strickland doesn’t mince words—deeming it a disgrace.
Strickland’s fiery statements highlight the deeper issue of fairness in women’s sports, where physiological advantages seem stacked against female competitors. As voices rally against wokeness in athletics, the debate rages on: can true equity ever be achieved when biology complicates matters?