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2 Aug 2024
#politics
Human Events: Biden-Harris admin says Venezuelan opposition leader Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia won presidential election, not Nicolas Maduro
The U.S. has declared Edmundo González Urrutia the true victor of Venezuela's presidential election, despite Nicolás Maduro's claims. Secretary of State Antony Blinken highlighted overwhelming evidence and called for a peaceful transition of power.
Protests erupted as regional doubts about the election results lingered. Blinken urged protection for opposition leaders and the release of arrested protesters.
Breitbart: Kyle Rittenhouse Criticizes Trump on 2A, Says He Will Not Vote For Him
Kyle Rittenhouse declared via social media that he won’t vote for Donald Trump in the upcoming election, opting instead to write in Ron Paul. He criticized Trump’s stance on the Second Amendment, asserting the need for uncompromising champions of gun rights.
Rittenhouse remains firm in his decision, emphasizing the importance of standing by one’s principles in the political arena.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Blue State Blues: Christian Love for Israel, and Justice for Terror
Israel took out Hamas leader Haniyeh and Hezbollah’s Shukr, aiming for deterrence in a volatile region. Media misinterpretations downplayed the potential for stability, as historical precedents suggest decisive actions can avert wider conflict.
Caught in a web of political narratives, the complexities of faith and history intertwine in Israel’s current milieu, revealing a deep-rooted allegiance among certain Christians while highlighting the stakes of leadership and national unity amidst turmoil.
#economy
CNSNews: Unemployment Rate Rises to Highest Level in 32 Months; Gov’t Hiring Hits Breaks
July brought a grim headline: unemployment hit 4.3%, the highest in 32 months, as job growth nosedived to a mere 114,000. The job market, once moving like a well-oiled machine, sputtered, leaving 7.2 million in the unemployment line, a stark contrast to last year's figures.
The BLS dressed the numbers in dark colors, revising past figures downward while government jobs struggled to keep pace. As part-time woes climbed and the actively seeking unemployed grew, the ghost of stagnation hung heavy over America's labor scene.
#military
Times Of Israel: Hezbollah moving top staff, equipment out of Beirut for fear of Israeli strike – report
Hezbollah is pulling its key figures from Beirut’s southern suburbs, anticipating Israeli strikes amidst rising tensions after the assassinations of leaders Fuad Shukr and Ismail Haniyeh. Both groups vow revenge, with potential retaliation looming in the region.
The IDF is on high alert, readying its forces for a possible counterstrike. U.S. intelligence notes no immediate threats from Iran, yet both sides tread lightly on the edge of conflict, knowing that in the Middle East, the line between calm and chaos can vanish in an instant.
Breitbart: Reports State First F-16s Have Arrived in Ukraine, but Kyiv Circumspect
The first U.S.-designed F-16s have quietly landed in Ukraine, though Kyiv's silence hangs heavy like a smog over the city. Rumors swirl, fueled by foreign ministers and anonymous sources, yet the government's lips remain sealed, hinting at military strategy veiled in uncertainty.
As Ukraine's Jet Coalition kicks into gear, ambitions for air supremacy loom large, but progress is stymied by a lack of qualified pilots and looming Russian threats. The stakes are high; these planes could tip the scales, but will they hold back the storm brewing in Moscow?
Le Monde: Hezbollah promises Israel a 'well-studied retaliation'
Tensions mount in Beirut as Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah vows an "open battle" against Israel after the death of military figure Fouad Shukur in an airstrike. Crowds mourn amid escalating rhetoric, warning of consequences for Israel's actions.
Despite the fury, both sides tread carefully; retaliation is imminent, but a full-scale war looms uncertain as Iran's influence casts a long shadow over the conflict.
#culture
Forbes: Everything We Know About The Olympics Closing Ceremony—As Tom Cruise Stunt Teased
Next weekend's Olympics closing ceremony promises a spectacle of acrobats and stunts, including a dazzling appearance from Tom Cruise. It will award final medals and hint at the 2028 games in Los Angeles.
Scheduled for August 11 at 3 p.m. EDT, it will feature performers atop Olympic rings, a parade of athletes, and the extinguishing of the Olympic flame.
#crime
Breitbart: Two Migrants Illegally in Texas Smuggled 2,500 Others, Get 20 Years in Prison
Two Mexican nationals established a lucrative human smuggling ring, moving nearly 2,500 migrants and laundering $2.9 million through various fronts. They were sentenced to 20 years each and face deportation upon release.
Their operation, spanning from Honduras to Boston, involved kidnappings and extortion, aided by TikTok's allure of a lavish lifestyle. Authorities seized over $4 million in cash and assets during raids.