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PJ Media: Joe Biden Is a Narcissist, Not an Empath
President Joe Biden is often portrayed as empathetic, but recent events suggest otherwise. He showed little concern for the devastating wildfires while vacationing in Maui and trivialized the pain of others by sharing his own minor experience with fire. This pattern of insensitivity extends to his response to the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan, where he shrugged off the consequences and attempted to empathize by referencing the death of his son. Biden's actions reveal a self-centered narcissism rather than true empathy.
Fox News: Biden family huddles in secrecy in exclusive Lake Tahoe home amid special counsel investigation into Hunter
President Biden and his family are vacationing in Lake Tahoe, Nevada, staying at a rental home owned by Tom Steyer. Hunter Biden's legal troubles are ongoing, and it is unclear if any visitors will be joining them during their stay. The tax charges against Hunter were dismissed, but he is still under federal investigation. The special counsel, Andrew Weiss, is considering taking Hunter Biden to trial in the future.
Townhall: DeSantis vs. Trump: What About the American Voters?
The Republican Party faces a crucial decision between Ron DeSantis and Donald Trump for the 2024 presidential election. Trump's legacy and divisive rhetoric present both pros and cons, while DeSantis offers strength and unity as a potential new leader. The American voters must consider their values and aspirations to make an informed choice that will shape the nation's future and uphold the principles of democracy.
PJ Media: Bad Choices
The betting odds suggest that the next election will be between Biden and Trump, despite most Americans disliking both. Trump is mean and divisive, known for not paying his workers. Biden is also divisive and has a history of lying and plagiarism. Both are corrupt and have questionable ethics. Can't we find better candidates?
Front Page Magazine: Karine Jean-Pierre: Simply the Worst
In the world of politics, liberals seem to always fail upwards, regardless of their talent or ability. Karine Jean-Pierre is a prime example, as she blames the previous administration for her boss's failures while failing to handle even polite challenges. Despite her shortcomings, she receives glowing profiles focusing on irrelevant characteristics, and Democrats continue to promote her to higher positions.
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Front Page Magazine: Palestinian Society in a Shambles
Palestinian society is in disarray, with the Palestinian Authority losing control in major West Bank towns and rogue gangs ruling the land. Hamas and other terror groups compete for control and there is no political stability or security control. Both the PA and Hamas are plagued by corruption and mismanagement, leading to a decline in aid from donors. The Palestinians are increasingly supportive of armed groups and violence, while opposition to both Fatah and Hamas is growing. This situation poses challenges for Israel and the region as a whole.
Townhall: Reclaiming the Narrative on Women’s Health & Equality
Women's equality has been co-opted by a specific political agenda. Hungarian President Katalin Novák faced a backlash for promoting substantive gains for women instead of adhering to ideological metrics. Organizations like Women Deliver prioritize ideology over addressing real challenges and advancing women's health.
#war
The Economist: How soon will Ukraine be able to use its F-16s?
Europe | Finally, Falcons: Denmark and the Netherlands are set to send F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine, overcoming Washington's hesitation to transfer the American-made jets. Ukraine has already selected 32 pilots for F-16 training, but it will take months before they are fully trained and the jets are ready for use. Maintenance and basing of the jets will also pose challenges for Ukraine.
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Breitbart: Human Rights Watch Accuses Saudi Arabia of Massacring Migrants at the Border
Saudi Arabian border guards are accused of systematically murdering Ethiopian migrants attempting to cross the Saudi border from Yemen. The Human Rights Watch (HRW) report alleges that Saudi guards used gunfire and explosives to kill migrants on the "Eastern Route" from Africa to the Gulf of Aden. The route is known for abuse by smugglers, criminal gangs, and brutal treatment from Yemen's Houthi insurgents.
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Fox News: On this day in history, August 23, 1973, a bank robbery in Sweden leads to 'Stockholm syndrome'
On August 23, 1973, a bank robbery occurred in Stockholm, Sweden, leading to a five-day hostage situation. The captives formed a strange bond with their abductors, which later became known as "Stockholm syndrome." The event was the first Swedish crime to be aired in real-time on television.
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The Blaze: Lionsgate institutes mask mandate in portions of office
Lionsgate and Morris Brown College have implemented mask mandates due to recent COVID-19 cases. Liongate's mandate applies to specific floors of their Santa Monica building, while Morris Brown College requires masks for all students and employees. Some people, like Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, are resisting these mandates.
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Forbes: Matthäus Praises Israeli Soccer, But Criticizes Bayern Move For Peretz
Israeli goalkeeper Daniel Peretz is set to join Bayern Munich, becoming the first Israeli player in Bundesliga history. Lothar Matthaus criticizes the deal, questioning why Bayern didn't develop a young goalkeeper from their own youth academy. Peretz, known for his penalty-saving skills, will challenge Sven Ulreich for the backup position behind Manuel Neuer.