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22 Aug 2024
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Bongino Video: Biden’s Humiliating Send-Off
Bongino breaks down Biden's rambling speech at the DNC, painting a grim picture of a flailing Democratic strategy as the election looms. The stakes are high, and the party looks desperate for any semblance of coherence.
Fox News: Van Jones: Walz needs to admit he exaggerated military record so Dems can 'move on'
CNN's Van Jones urges Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz to clarify his military record amid allegations of misrepresenting his service. He believes being honest is crucial as Walz transitions into a prominent role following his selection as Kamala Harris' running mate.
Walz served for 24 years and faced criticism for claiming a rank he didn't retain. Jones insists the controversy could tarnish Walz’s rising star status, emphasizing the importance of transparency in politics.
Fox News: Secret Service Pittsburgh employees placed on administrative leave: report
After the July 13 assassination attempt on former President Trump, several agents from the U.S. Secret Service in Pittsburgh found themselves on administrative leave. Internal speculation runs high, with implications that the local office may shoulder the blame for operational failures.
The agency is under pressure to investigate the incident fully, as lawmakers demand accountability for the security lapses that allowed the attack, which left Trump grazed but resulted in fatalities and injuries among others.
Fox News: Flashback: Oprah Winfrey once called Trump a ‘folk hero,' a contrast to comments made during the DNC
In a vintage interview, Oprah Winfrey expressed amazement at Donald Trump’s appeal, calling him a "folk hero." Fast forward to today, and she’s scrutinizing him fiercely during the DNC, criticizing his rhetoric and the notion of voting being obsolete.
This turn of sentiment reflects the shifting landscape of American politics, where past friendships crumble under the weight of ideology.
Front Page Magazine: Hotties For Harris
Vice President Kamala Harris is dodging policy details, relying instead on a strategy of mockery towards Republicans while promoting a celebrity-driven campaign aimed at youth. The DNC’s focus appears to be on style over substance, with a comically juvenile "Hotties for Harris" event showcasing notable Democrats.
While Republican candidates emphasize policy, the Democrats are banking on a popularity contest fueled by social media influencers, hoping to sway an impressionable electorate into viewing them as the “Cool Club.” Substance takes a backseat in this election circus.
#society
Front Page Magazine: Fear and Brisket for Jews at the DNC
At the DNC, Jewish attendees were forced into secrecy as antisemitic protests erupted outside, while politicians feigned concern over cultural ties rather than addressing the rising tide of hate. Schumer and Biden's complicity showed a chilling disregard for Jewish safety.
The old loyalties had turned cold; brisket and empty gestures replaced genuine support. Under the guise of solidarity, an unsaid truth lingered: Jewish rights now seemed a secondary concern in a landscape where political expediency overshadowed survival.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Israeli negotiators fly to Cairo amid deep disagreements over Philadelphi Corridor
Israel's team heads to Cairo, seeking a hostage deal with Hamas, but progress seems unlikely. Disagreements about military presence in Gaza complicate talks, with Netanyahu insisting on control while Hamas fears last-minute demands.
As negotiations stall, Netanyahu publicly criticizes his negotiators, claiming they seek compromise at the cost of security. Meanwhile, military aims remain entwined with diplomatic efforts; fighting continues despite the ongoing discussions.
#economy
Le Monde: Canada rail freight shutdown threatens to disrupt economy
A labor dispute in Canada has led to the shutdown of two major rail operators, locking out nearly 10,000 workers amid failed negotiations over safety and hours, threatening disruptions to the North American economy. The fallout could cost billions as businesses brace for impact.
With warnings from business groups and unions at the bargaining table, the lockout may ripple through supply chains, endangering livelihoods across borders. The stakes are high, and time is running out for negotiations as the economy hangs in the balance.
#culture
Fox News: Pet owners spend $20K to dress their cat as Starbucks barista
Starbucks unveiled its 2024 fall menu, igniting excitement in more than just coffee fans. In Santa Clara, an orange tabby named Waffle has gone viral as "Waffle The Barista," charming 28,000 followers while her owners turn her passion for coffee into a profitable costume venture.
Waffle's owners have spent around $20,000 transforming their cat into a social media star, complete with Starbucks aprons and props. With a customer base growing like the pumpkin spice latte craze, Waffle is more than a pet; she's a brand.
#health
Fox News: New COVID vaccines get FDA approval for 2024-2025 season
The FDA has greenlit updated COVID-19 vaccines from Moderna and Pfizer for the upcoming season, targeting the Omicron variant. Full approval is for those 12 and older, while kids as young as 6 months can get emergency authorized shots.
With COVID cases and deaths fluctuating, health officials urge eligible individuals to consider vaccination to boost protection against current strains.
#crime
Fox News: Family's yearlong search for missing California woman ends with tragic discovery
In a grim twist, a California family spent a year searching for their daughter, Jessie Peterson, falsely believing she had checked out of a hospital. Instead, they learned her body had been decomposing in the morgue the entire time.
Now, the family seeks justice and over $5 million from the hospital for their negligence, as Peterson's death certificate, completed long after her demise, makes any autopsy impossible.
#sports
The Western Journal: Six-Time MLB All-Star Announces His Retirement
Joey Votto, the six-time All-Star and former NL MVP, announced his retirement from baseball, reflecting on a career diminished by injuries and the game's evolution. Despite hopes to play for the Blue Jays in Toronto, he recognized the end was inevitable, finishing with 356 home runs.
The 40-year-old Canadian, who spent 17 seasons with the Reds, expressed no regrets but disappointment in his final season's struggles. "I was awful," he admitted, signaling a graceful exit from a life spent in the diamond's limelight.
#other
GB News: Pentagon UFO expert claims ‘non-human material’ has been recovered as he issues warning to humanity
Luis Elizondo, a former Pentagon UFO expert, claims the U.S. has recovered non-human material for decades, revealing strange incidents, including an orb sighted in his home that even convinced his skeptic wife. He alleges earlier non-human bodies were found in Roswell and other crashes.
Elizondo warned of democracy's risks when governments mislead citizens and calls for transparency about unidentified aerial phenomena threatening military operations. His revelations echo a need to confront the unknown rather than evade it.