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2 Aug 2024
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Fox News: Fox News Politics: If the Crown Fits
Kamala Harris has secured the Democratic nomination for the 2024 presidential campaign, marking a historic first as the woman of color leading a major party’s national ticket. The DNC chair celebrated her majority delegate support amid ongoing political griping about the Biden administration.
Meanwhile, the Biden administration faces scrutiny with job reports and delays in military aid to Israel, as Republicans criticize the White House's handling of various issues, including investigations involving 9/11 plea deals.
CNSNews: Hannity Lists Kamala’s ‘Election Year Conversion’ Flip-Flops
Hannity’s got his sights set on Kamala, calling out her shifting stances as she runs for the top spot. From gun control to immigration, her past promises seem as fleeting as a shadow in a dimly lit bar. Each flip leaves a taste of betrayal on America's tongue.
As she jockeys for power, the questions pile high like unreturned calls in a seedy motel. For every change, Hannity demands a reckoning. How much of what she says is just a play for votes? The truth hangs heavy, waiting for someone brave enough to pull back the curtains.
Fox News: VP contender Mark Kelly dodges questions on Kamala Harris' policy flip-flops
Sen. Mark Kelly, a frontrunner for the 2024 vice presidential nomination, sidestepped questions about VP Kamala Harris' past progressive positions, notably on immigration and fracking. Instead, he emphasized collaboration with local officials and support for current administration policies.
As Harris adjusts her stance on contentious issues, Kelly’s silence speaks volumes about the shifting tides in Democratic politics, balancing between grassroots expectations and party pressures.
The American Mind: Attacking the Supreme Court
Biden's proposed term limits and ethics code for the Supreme Court appear more like theatrics than serious reform, aiming to undermine its independence while disguising a progressive agenda. The Left’s campaign against the Court threatens the bedrock of American democracy.
As the Court's legitimacy faces unrelenting attacks, the danger lies not in its rulings but in a systematic effort to control or discredit it, revealing the fragility of trust in judicial impartiality.
Breitbart: Kamala Harris's Seven-Figure Harassment Settlements from Time as California's Top Cop Resurface
In the murky waters of political scandals, whispers of sexual harassment resurface as Democrats scramble to distance themselves from allegations tied to Vice President Kamala Harris. Pennsylvania’s Governor Josh Shapiro finds himself under scrutiny after a hush money settlement for an aide drags Harris’s own past into the spotlight.
A campaign spokesman highlights that Harris's office paid out over $1.1 million in settlements for similar claims. As speculation swirls about her vice presidential bid, the ghosts of undisclosed misconduct loom large.
Fox News: Turkey sparks outrage after embassy in Israel lowers flag to half-mast for Hamas terrorist
Turkey's Erdoğan stirred a hornet's nest by declaring a day of mourning for slain Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, leading to a diplomatic spat with Israel. Israel's foreign minister lambasted Erdoğan, calling him a dictator for honoring a "murderer" while Turkey rebuffed the criticism, emphasizing the need for peace.
Tensions rise as the region watches closely, with the assassination of Haniyeh allegedly linked to Israeli actions, while Iran threatens retaliation. The flags have been lowered, both in Tel Aviv and beyond, marking a complicated intersection of mourning, politics, and warfare.
Fox News: Veteran Secret Service agent calls for leadership to be fired: 'Kings of cover-up'
The Secret Service is under fire after an assassination attempt on Trump, with a veteran agent blaming leadership failings: poor communication, staffing shortages, and ineffective tech use. Local police are being scapegoated while trust in the agency plummets.
Senators are calling out the agency for its cover-up tactics, pointing fingers at management rather than frontline personnel. A recent poll shows public confidence in their ability to protect candidates has sharply declined.
#society
Breitbart: U.S. Government Sends Billions in Taxpayer Dollars to Architects of Online Censorship
Big global ad agencies, part of the Global Alliance for Responsible Media, are caught in a web of online censorship while raking in billions in federal contracts. These firms are accused of using taxpayer money to silence voices they dislike, impacting free speech and consumer choice.
A congressional probe highlights their collusion to demonetize conservative outlets and pressure platforms like Twitter and Spotify. It's a game of smoke and mirrors where tech giants bow to corporate biases, all while U.S. taxpayers foot the bill.
Fox News: Colorado residents to vote on hunting ban of mountain lions, other wild cats
Colorado's ballot will soon feature a ban on trophy hunting and trapping of mountain lions, bobcats, and lynx. Backed by wildlife advocates, the initiative aims to protect these cats from needless killings for sport.
With nearly 200,000 signatures, it seeks to curb inhumane practices while still allowing for the removal of dangerous animals.
#crime
The Telegraph: Southport stabbings latest: Fire breaks out at police station amid riot in Sunderland
Riots ignited in Sunderland and Liverpool following the tragic deaths of three girls at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class. Police faced severe violence, fires erupted, and extensive damage was reported, leading to increased law enforcement actions nationwide.
Mayor Kim McGuinness condemned the chaos as mere thuggery, emphasizing that such actions do not reflect the community's grief or intent. The violence has left over 50 officers injured and dozens arrested, as disturbances are expected to escalate.
Breitbart: Don Lemon Sues Elon Musk and X/Twitter for Fraud and Breach of Contract
Don Lemon is taking Elon Musk and X to court, alleging fraud and breach of contract. He claims the promised $1.5 million deal collapsed, leaving him unpaid and damaging his reputation, all while Musk’s executives used him to boost ad sales.
The punchline? Lemon says Musk set him up to take the fall in a failing partnership. Now, he’s ready to fight for his name in front of a judge.
GB News: Manchester Airport family launch official complaint against Andy Burnham over police video
A family is pursuing formal complaints against Greater Manchester Police after footage emerged of an officer violently arresting a man at the airport, igniting protests. They demand transparency on who had access to CCTV and are wary of a manipulated narrative.
Mayor Andy Burnham urges patience for investigations, but the family’s solicitor criticizes the leaking of footage as misleading. With tensions high, they seek all relevant evidence and clarity on the police's actions that night.
#sports
Le Monde: France beats Argentina 1-0 to reach men's soccer semifinals at Paris Olympics
France edged out Argentina 1-0 in a heated Olympic soccer match, advancing to the semifinals amid a chorus of boos from a hostile Bordeaux crowd. Tensions escalated after the final whistle, sparking fights between players.
Despite the fierce atmosphere, fans from both sides mingled peacefully outside the stadium. The match was a rematch from the 2022 World Cup final, though absent were the superstars like Messi and Mbappé.
Breitbart: 'Unfair, Unsafe and Wong': Social Media Erupts After Taiwanese Fighter Who Failed IBA Gender Test Defeats Female Opponent
In a controversial move, the IOC permits boxers Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-Ting, both previously barred for failing gender tests, to compete as women in the Paris 2024 Games. Critics are riled up, branding it an unfair advantage and jeopardizing female athletes' safety.
The uproar intensifies as allegations of unfair competition escalate, with sports figures and social media users rallying against the IOC's decision. Voices from across the spectrum echo the sentiment: it's a betrayal of women's sports.