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22 Aug 2024
#illegals
Fox News: Victims hurt by criminal migrants could see restitution under new Matt Gaetz measure
Florida's Rep. Matt Gaetz is set to propose the ALIEN Act, empowering federal judges to award damages to U.S. victims harmed by illegal immigrants. This bill aims to shift the legal tide on immigration, reflecting Republican frustration with perceived border mismanagement.
Gaetz argues that the Biden administration's policies have led to rising crime, using high-profile cases to emphasize his point. As Republicans prepare for the 2024 elections, stronger border security measures are becoming a rallying call.
#politics
Breitbart: Democratic National Convention Avoids Any Talk of Policy -- Except Abortion
In Chicago, the Democratic National Convention unfolds like a shadowy alley, buzzing with rhetoric but devoid of concrete plans. Abortion steals the spotlight while the real issues—economy, foreign policy, immigration—linger in the murk, buried beneath relentless Trump bashing.
Kamala Harris’s campaign dances around policy discussions, offering empty platitudes rather than substance. The air is thick with uncertainty as delegates chant but fail to articulate a vision. Tonight, she might finally reveal her agenda, or continue the same tired script.
Breitbart: AOC Demands DNC Stop Participating in 'Dehumanization of Palestinians'
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez demanded the DNC stop silencing Palestinian voices, arguing that ignoring their suffering contributes to their dehumanization. She highlighted the deaths of 40,000 Palestinians in Israeli attacks, insisting on recognizing their humanity alongside hostages.
Despite the pleas from Palestinian American activists, the DNC continues to exclude their perspective, emphasizing a growing divide within the party regarding the ongoing conflict.
Fox News: CBS host Gayle King, who donated to Kamala Harris in 2010, says Dem is 'so uniquely qualified' to be president
Gayle King praised Kamala Harris as "uniquely qualified" for the presidency during the Democratic National Convention, emphasizing the importance of values over race or gender in voting. King's financial backing of Harris was notably unmentioned.
Harris enjoys increasing approval ratings amidst a wave of favorable media coverage since Biden's exit from the race. As she prepares for her acceptance speech, the spotlight on her shines brighter than ever.
Fox News: Rachel Maddow admits MSNBC hosts started 'stamping and clapping' during Walz's DNC speech
At the DNC, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz received a raucous applause from MSNBC hosts and a nostalgic show of support from former players he once coached, electrifying the room. His speech, which touched on personal experiences, resonated widely among the audience.
Walz's emotional connection with his family, especially his son Gus, added a poignant layer to a night filled with celebration and memories.
CNSNews: Democrats’ 2024 Platform Mentions ‘Trump’ Five Times More than ‘Harris’
The Democrats' latest party platform, unveiled at the national convention, is a heavy-handed critique of Trump, mentioning him 150 times, while largely sidelining Kamala Harris. Biden's name appears more frequently than hers, even after his exit from the race, painting the contest as a binary clash.
Amid bald political maneuvering, the platform details a legislative agenda leaning heavily toward union rights and immigration reforms, hinting at a fight for America's future while continuing to spar with the specter of Trump's MAGA movement.
#society
The Economist: After decades of decline, Poland’s population seems to be increasing
Poland's population, long in decline, faces a paradox: while native births plummet and deaths surge, immigration—about 3 million foreigners—has given the illusion of growth. The hard-right government's breeding incentives fell flat, leaving a country teetering on demographic collapse.
In the midst of war, Poland’s shifting balance echoes the currents of change sweeping across Europe, with survival hinging on outside influence rather than internal solutions.
Breitbart: Scottish Bishops Blast Move to Legalize Assisted Suicide
The Catholic Bishops' Conference of Scotland condemned a proposed assisted suicide law, arguing it misinterprets compassion. They assert that true care means embracing and supporting the vulnerable, rather than offering them death as a solution to suffering.
The bishops claim that this bill undermines human dignity and creates pressure on the weak, warning that it could set a dangerous precedent in societal values about life and death. They urge Parliament to focus on care and support instead of facilitating killing.
The Telegraph: Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s Colombian tour will encourage tourism, says vice-president
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's Colombian tour aimed to boost tourism and reshape the country's image, distancing it from past violence. Critics claim they were used as political tools by Vice-President Márquez, amidst allegations of misallocated public funds.
The visit was framed as a cultural showcase, with hopes for international investment. While garnering global media attention, it sparked local discontent over spending priorities in a nation grappling with domestic issues.
GB News: West Yorkshire officials launch plan to reduce road deaths to zero by 2040
West Yorkshire launches its Vision Zero Strategy, aiming to eliminate road deaths and serious injuries by 2040. With rising numbers—1,457 casualties last year—it seeks to instigate community accountability and better infrastructure to combat reckless driving.
Passionate advocates, including bereaved families, support the ambitious target, emphasizing prevention of the "fatal five" driving risks. The aim: a collective push to make every journey safe, underpinned by a heartfelt commitment to change.
#economy
Forbes: Fed’s Powell Readies Important Jackson Hole Speech: What To Watch For
Jerome Powell, the Federal Reserve Chairman, is set to deliver a crucial speech at Jackson Hole, where he might reveal the Fed's future interest rate cuts. Observers are eager for indications of whether he'll lower rates by 25 or 50 basis points, a potential sign of urgent action.
As fears of a recession linger and with the labor market under scrutiny, Powell's comments carry weight. The stakes are high, and markets—fresh from a tumultuous month—are bracing for insights on the economy's path ahead.
The Economist: How Italy’s Mezzogiorno is benefiting from a flood of EU aid
In southern Italy, EU aid is pouring in faster than residents can figure out how to spend it, revealing a bureaucratic puzzle. An elderly man's encounter with a supposed postman highlights the region's chronic inefficiency, exemplifying its struggles amidst newfound cash flow.
The Economist: An asset-price boom in Turkey
Istanbul is a city humming with luxury, where the elite thrive amid a gold rush of wealth, yet the average Turk feels untouched by the boom. The stark divide showcases a shimmering facade concealing the grit and discontent festering in the shadows.
In a land of opulence, many still clutch their empty pockets, the riches hoarded by a few, while the dream of prosperity slips further away.
#crime
The Western Journal: Congressman Reveals Foreign Links Found on Trump Shooter's Cellphone
A cell phone belonging to Trump shooter Thomas Crooks hints at foreign connections, casting doubt on the official narrative that he acted alone. Congressman Mike Waltz demands transparency and deeper investigation into links to potential threats abroad.
The revelations raise concerns about the ease with which a 19-year-old could craft bombs without getting flagged, complicating an already murky case.
Human Events: Turkish national in Germany arrested after execution-style killing at Frankfurt train station
In a chilling display of violence, a Turkish man was executed at Frankfurt Central Station, shot three times in the head before bystanders. A 54-year-old suspect has been apprehended as authorities investigate potential links between the two men.
The incident highlights Germany's growing concerns over crime amidst ongoing debates about immigration and public safety.
#other
GB News: US weather: Americans warned over risk of snow as cold plunge spreads westwards
A wild clash of air masses is brewing, with a cold front sweeping westward, promising frigid temperatures and even snow, while the south remains locked in a tropical heatwave. The season's first real chill will catch many off-guard, setting the stage for lightning storms and potential wildfires.
But don’t let that cool breeze fool you; oppressive heat will linger like a bad hangover in much of the South. Highs could push 110F, while flash flooding lurks in unsettled skies. If you’re out there, take cover; the two weather worlds are destined to collide.