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2 Aug 2024
#politics
The Imaginative Conservative: Oh, Say! Can You Secede?
T.L. Hulsey’s book argues for Texas secession as a way to create a new political architecture, advocating a peaceful separation rather than conflict. He sees a need for a “non-state government,” one that respects local autonomy and individual rights, reversing trends toward centralized power.
With growing support for secession, particularly among Texans, Hulsey suggests that this could be a rational response to political polarization. His vision combines historical precedents and modern governance ideas, pushing for a system that empowers communities while dismantling the bloated Leviathan State.
Breitbart: NYT: Netanyahu Has 'Gone Rogue' by Defending Israel Against Terror
Prime Minister Netanyahu's aggressive strikes on Hamas and Hezbollah are raising alarms, pushing for victory over diplomacy and creating friction with allies. Analysts warn of a precarious regional situation, with divisions at home deepening as public trust in his leadership wanes.
While some view these actions as necessary deterrents, they risk escalating conflict and undermining a fragile ceasefire. Amidst election pressures, Biden’s frustration hints at a broader geopolitical web entangling fate and strategy in the Middle East.
Breitbart: U.S. Recognizes Opposition Head as President-Elect of Venezuela
U.S. Secretary of State Blinken announced the U.S. recognizes Edmundo González as the rightful winner of Venezuela's disputed presidential election, challenging Nicolás Maduro's claim. Critics decry the process as a sham, with Maduro's regime dismissed due to lack of credible evidence.
Protests erupted amid accusations of election fraud, met with violent suppression from the regime, resulting in casualties and mass arrests. As the international community sides with González, Maduro defends his rule against perceived U.S. interference.
Fox News: Butler rally was the first event Secret Service deployed counter snipers to Trump detail: acting director
A bullet grazed former President Trump's ear at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania, prompting the deployment of Secret Service counter snipers. Security evaluations revealed threats had intensified, leading to immediate protective measures amid political chaos.
In the aftermath, a bipartisan task force was established to investigate, highlighting the intense scrutiny on security protocols and the ever-deepening political division in the U.S.
The Federalist: AL Dem Charged With Casting 7 Fraudulent Mail Ballots
Alabama Democrat Terry Andrew Heflin faces seven felony counts of voter fraud for allegedly falsifying absentee ballots and voting unlawfully in the District 5 primary. His actions have triggered a crackdown from the state's election officials.
The Attorney General vows to uphold election integrity, signaling a zero-tolerance policy towards election fraud. Heflin could face years in prison and hefty fines for his misdeeds.
The Federalist: 'Zuckbucks' Group To Dump More Cash Into Election Offices
The Center for Tech and Civic Life is handing out grants to rural election offices just in time for the upcoming election, aiming to modernize voting tech and improve access. But some question the group's past, linking it to partisan efforts to influence voter turnout.
With a checkered history and ties to leftist funding, CTCL’s support raises concerns about fair election practices. Critics argue these moves aim to boost Democratic turnout under the guise of neutrality.
Breitbart: Secret Service Director Admits Failure: 'Roofline Should Have Been Covered'
Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe admitted a major failure in protecting Trump at a recent Pennsylvania rally, where an assailant shot him. He acknowledged that the roofline from which the shooter fired was inadequately monitored, leading to tragedy.
A newly surfaced video has called into question the agency's response as it shows the shooter clearly visible on the rooftop. Rowe faced scrutiny about counter-snipers' oversight during the incident, raising more concerns about security measures.
#economy
Breitbart: Kamalanomics: Intel Announces Dismal Financial Results, Will Lay Off 15,000 Workers
Intel, the chip giant, is slashing 15,000 jobs, nearly 15% of its workforce, amid a $1.6 billion loss last quarter. CEO Gelsinger cites disappointing revenue growth and stiff competition in AI chips as the driving forces behind the painful restructuring.
Despite recent government aid of $8.5 billion via the CHIPS Act, Intel's Foundry arm remains a costly burden, plunging the company further into the red. Investors are restless as Intel's fortunes dim against rivals like Nvidia and AMD.
#crime
Fox News: First female mayor of Louisiana town resigns before being charged with sexual assault of a juvenile
Misty Roberts Clanton, the first female mayor of DeRidder, Louisiana, stepped down just before facing charges for third-degree rape and contributing to the delinquency of minors. The investigation revealed she engaged in sexual conduct with a juvenile while in office.
Now, with a tarnished reputation, the former mayor is out on a $75,000 bond, her future plans for 2026 hanging by a thread. The town looks on, wondering how a leader traded integrity for darkness.
#technology
Breitbart: Washington State Patrol: Tesla’s 'Full Self Driving' System Implicated in Fatal Motorcycle Crash
In Washington State, a Tesla on "Full Self Driving" struck and killed motorcyclist Jeffrey Nissen while the driver, distracted by his cellphone, admitted to using Autopilot. He faces vehicular homicide charges as the investigation unfolds.
This crash raises alarms about the safety of Tesla's self-driving technology, which Musk claims will soon operate without human oversight. Yet experts caution that more data is needed to prove the system's reliability.
Fox News: Get these apps off your phone
The U.S. government is tightening its grip on apps linked to ByteDance, banning staff from using TikTok and related tools on government devices due to privacy concerns over data that could flow to Beijing. With a wealth of personal data at stake, the stakes couldn’t be higher.
As scrutiny mounts, apps like Temu, despite being popular, also raise alarms for their extensive data collection practices. Users are urged to secure their digital lives from unsolicited prying—it's best to keep shady apps off your main devices.