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22 Aug 2024
#illegals
GB News: 'Let them work as soon as they get here!' CEO blasts illegal immigrants are 'costing the country too much money'
Deepak Patel, a Clacton-on-Sea business owner, claims illegal immigrants burden the government financially, urging ministers to let them work. With rising small boat crossings and stricter visa regulations hitting industries hard, he sees urgency for a solution.
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper plans a crackdown on illegal migration, emphasizing strict penalties for employers and a boost in deportations. The recent decline in migration statistics, however, traces back to Conservative policies, leaving Labour pressing for change.
#politics
The Mirror: Liz Truss fan club names top choices to succeed Rishi Sunak with brutal swipe
The Tory pressure group, stirred by Liz Truss's brief reign, is rallying behind Kemi Badenoch and Robert Jenrick for party leadership, but fears MPs might miss the mark. Their poll shows a disconnect: most members doubt the party's ability to choose wisely.
Immigration tops their concerns, with Jenrick leading the candidates amid dwindling confidence in the process. As MPs prepare to whittle down choices, the next leader must mend ties with the grassroots or risk losing the plot entirely.
Fox News: Oprah Winfrey makes surprise DNC appearance to rail against man she once considered running for office with
Oprah Winfrey's unexpected speech at the Democratic National Convention turned heads when she criticized Trump and his vice president, emphasizing the need for serious dialogue in troubled times. She pointed out the importance of voting and highlighted values of decency and respect in leadership.
Her remarks seemed a clear rebuke of Trump's divisive rhetoric, reinforcing the essence of democracy and the collective responsibility to participate in it.
Fox News: Van Jones suggests Republicans have a 'cheaper patriotism' than Democrats' 'deeper,' 'muscular patriotism'
Van Jones declared a divide in patriotism at the Democratic National Convention, suggesting Republicans embrace a "cheaper" love for the country while Democrats offer a "deeper" devotion, championing community and government for a full life. He praised Kamala Harris's fight for American values.
Contrasting emotions from the Republican Convention, Jones lauded the DNC's youthful energy, invoking nostalgia for Obama, and deemed the Obamas’ speeches as a much-needed spiritual revival in politics. Harris, he said, stands ready to embody this renewed vigor.
Fox News: Dem lawmakers' voting records with Biden-Harris in spotlight ahead of tight races
Eight vulnerable Democrats face NRSC ads targeting their votes alongside Biden and Harris. With inflation rising and their alignment over 91%, they’re painted as enablers of economic woes, while Republicans savor their advantages in key Senate races.
The stakes are high as the 2024 elections loom, with Democrats in battleground states on the defensive. GOP efforts aim to capitalize on Bidenomics backlash, threading the line between political accountability and campaign warfare.
The Federalist: Harris Will Never Make Good On Her $37,000 Election Bribe
Kamala Harris promises $25,000 for first-time home buyers and large child tax credits, but lacks concrete policies and risks fueling economic strain. Critics argue her plans echo chaotic socialist ideologies, leading to job losses and higher burdens on taxpayers.
With echoes of past leaders, her approach stumbles on the reality of economics and governance, hinting at a dangerous fiscal path. As voters consider the allure of handouts, the true cost may be an economy in turmoil.
Fox News: 'Reagan' star Dennis Quaid brushes off being 'canceled,' says Facebook censored movie
Dennis Quaid isn’t fazed by backlash over his portrayal of Ronald Reagan in the biopic "Reagan." He calls it a love story about America, distancing the film from political agendas. Despite social media hurdles, he believes it captures the essence of the country’s past and hope for a united future.
Quaid argues the film reflects the complexity of familial bonds in politics, emphasizing dialogue between parties rather than division. Reagan’s legacy, as Quaid sees it, isn’t about left or right but rather a shared American experience and the potential to bridge today's political divides.
#society
Fox News: Peculiar home, once an 1800s train station, renovated and up for sale: ‘Enchanting’
A Victorian train station, transformed by Lisa and Steve Rawlings into a unique home and hotel, is now on the market for $1.1 million. Once a bustling hub, it now boasts railroad carriages and an enchanting charm, appealing to tourists over the years.
The couple is selling due to health issues but will remain in the area they cherish for its old-fashioned way of life.
#economy
The Federalist: How Gambling Explains Our Modern, Complex World
In “Moneyball” style, there's a tussle between old-school baseball wisdom and data-driven analysis. Fast forward fifteen years, and algorithms permeate everything, from politics to science, revealing their limitations. Nate Silver highlights the tension between risk-loving “Riverians” and cautious “Villagers.”
As we gamble on the future amidst AI’s rise, Silver urges us to embrace uncertainty and make informed choices, yet questions the very accountability of the giants shaping our paths. It's a high-stakes game, and luck may be all we have left.
Fox News: Kamalanomics skips Econ 101 and doesn't come to close to reality
Kamala Harris is on track as the Democratic nominee for 2024, but her policy ideas have their critics. Her recent proposals, including price controls, risk more harm than good, igniting concern over governmental overreach and economic stability.
Past attempts at price controls show they stifle production instead of facilitating competition. Harris's economic vision seems alarmingly vague, missing critical issues like tax policy and entitlement reform, raising questions about her grasp of Economics 101.
#military
Le Monde: Putin makes oblique references to Ukrainian incursion on tour of Russian Caucasus
Putin, fresh from Azerbaijan, embarks on a tour of the Caucasus, visiting Beslan and Chechnya. He praises local special forces while addressing the ongoing conflict, framing it as an anti-terror campaign against "neo-Nazis" in Ukraine.
In a grim nod to the past, he reassures the mothers of Beslan of justice, while the Kremlin spins the recent Ukrainian offensive into a narrative of stability. The front lines, however, are now just part of the routine.
#health
The Mirror: NHS 'bottom of pack' as patients waiting for ops see health deteriorate
Britain's healthcare is on the ropes, with patients waiting longer than ever for care, leading to worsening health conditions. A national survey underscores the grim reality: waiting times for specialists have surged, and the UK lags behind other developed nations.
As NHS backlog reaches record highs, experts express deep concern, highlighting the dire consequences for patients. The government admits to a beleaguered system but promises reforms amid the chaos.
The Federalist: Science Found Natural Fertility Enhancers Far Better Than IVF
In the murky world of fertility, Governor Tim Walz's claims about in vitro fertilization unravel, revealing he opted for less invasive intrauterine insemination. As worries mount over IVF's legality post-Roe v. Wade, many remain oblivious to the risks and alternatives like restorative reproductive medicine.
Unlike IVF, which commodifies embryos, restorative methods seek to heal the root causes of infertility with fewer dangers and better success rates. The push for pro-life values must elevate awareness around these alternatives, advocating for the dignity of both children and mothers.
#crime
Times Of Israel: Doctor at Beersheba Hospital arrested for allegedly swearing alliance to ISIS
A doctor in Beersheba, Muhammad Azzam, was arrested for pledging allegiance to ISIS and hoarding gruesome content on his phone, including execution videos and bomb-making instructions. His shockingly callous communication about wounded soldiers raised alarms about his public safety threat.
The hospital expressed disbelief as Azzam's ties to extremism came to light, defining a disturbing duality: a healer by profession, a menace by choice.