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22 Aug 2024
#politics
The Western Journal: Is Bill Clinton Okay? Viewers Left Stunned After Noticing His Shaky Hands During Viral DNC Speech
Bill Clinton took the stage at the DNC, but viewers were more focused on his visibly shaky hands and ragged voice than his jabs at Trump. At 78, the former president seemed to mock his own frailty while claiming to be younger than his rival.
Social media erupted with concern over Clinton's state, contrasting age and vitality with Trump, raising questions about the wisdom of using a frail icon to challenge age in politics.
Fox News: Vance laughs off CNN fact-checking his joke that Walz finally ‘visited a combat zone’ at DNC in Chicago
At a Wisconsin rally, Sen. JD Vance jabbed at Gov. Tim Walz's military claims, suggesting the Democratic National Convention location was to help Walz’s narrative about combat experience. CNN’s Alayna Treene fact-checked, highlighting misinterpretation of Vance's joke.
Vance’s quip stirred laughter, with critics mocking CNN for fact-checking humor, while Vance continued to target Walz's alleged "stolen valor" at Trump's rally, questioning his integrity in an increasingly contentious political climate.
#society
The Economist: Youth clubs in Britain have been vanishing
Youth clubs in Britain are disappearing, taking with them the unseen support for vulnerable kids. One story highlights a boy whose life changed with a simple pair of glasses, underscoring how small interventions can lead to profound impacts.
Yet, the void left by these clubs is hard to measure, hinting at a broader societal loss.
The Economist: The trial of Lucy Letby has shocked British statisticians
Lucy Letby's trial has stirred a tempest of outrage, revealing a divide in Britain's statistical understanding and compassion. Convicted of murdering seven infants, her case leaves a lingering shock as a statistician’s dread unfolds in public discourse and media frenzy.
Meanwhile, Britain's ever-vanishing youth clubs signal a wider decay in community structure, echoing the unsettling trends in tech funding and political trust. The nation stands at a crossroads where history, culture, and a fractured social fabric collide.
#economy
The Telegraph: World’s second-largest mined diamond found in Botswana
In the dusty heart of Botswana, a fist-sized marvel, a diamond weighing 2,492 carats, has emerged, rivaling the legendary Cullinan. With no name yet, it’s set to dazzle at a presidential showcase, potentially fetching a cool £53 million.
Lucara's Karowe Mine, a beacon of diamond fortune amidst a faltering market, continues to unearth giants, proving that even in the world of glitter, hope can shine bright.
Le Monde: One of the world's largest diamonds found in Botswana
In Botswana, a Canadian mining company has unearthed a staggering 2,492-carat rough diamond from the Karowe Mine, one of the largest ever found. The diamond’s value remains undisclosed, but it closely rivals the famed Cullinan Diamond.
Excitement buzzes as the country's president prepares to unveil this geological marvel, further solidifying Botswana's place in the diamond world.
#military
Times Of Israel: Daily Briefing Aug. 22: Day 321 – 4 Jewish Israelis suspected of terror over Jit rampage
Four Israeli settlers were detained for suspected terrorism against Palestinians in the West Bank, amid a backdrop of heightened military readiness and operations following recent attacks. The Israeli army continues to deal with manpower shortages as tensions rise and calls for reservists increase.
Outgoing IDF intel chief Haliva accepts blame for failing to predict Hamas's recent attacks, hinting at broader accountability needed within the military. Anti-draft protests complicate the IDF's recruitment efforts, especially among ultra-Orthodox communities.
#culture
GB News: Blink Twice sparks fierce row as Channing Tatum horror slapped with trigger warning: 'Stop infantilising!'
Zoe Kravitz's directorial debut, *Blink Twice*, has stirred controversy even before its release, thanks to Amazon MGM's extensive trigger warning, sparking debate over whether it’s necessary beyond a standard rating. The psychological horror delves into themes of power and violence, featuring a cast led by Channing Tatum.
While some laud the decision to issue a warning, critics claim it’s excessive, arguing that ratings should suffice. As the film’s mature content unfolds, the chasm between sensitivity and artistic freedom widens, leaving audiences divided.
#crime
Fox News: Trump assassination attempt: Newly uncovered footage shows figure on roof seconds before gunfire
Bodycam footage reveals the moments before an assassination attempt on Trump in Pennsylvania, showing suspect Thomas Matthew Crooks moving on rooftops, unseen by nearby officers. He opened fire just minutes later, narrowly missing Trump and fatally injuring a firefighter.
警察 received warnings about Crooks' suspicious behavior prior to the attack but did not intervene. New footage adds depth to a chilling timeline, raising serious security concerns for political figures.
GB News: Vicious dogs which mauled owner to death on the loose - urgent search launched by police
In a quiet corner of Rubery, tragedy struck when a man was found dead in his garden, allegedly due to the jaws of American bulldogs. The hunt is now on for the two elusive canines, as lawmen sift through a twisted tale of violence.
No breed bans here, just a peculiar urgency to fetch those dogs before silence swallows the clues.
The Telegraph: Bayesian superyacht was ‘virtually unsinkable’, says shipbuilder
The luxury superyacht Bayesian, touted as “virtually unsinkable,” sank after a tornado struck off Palermo, prompting an investigation into the crew's actions and possible negligence. Key concerns include a raised keel and open hatches, compromising the vessel’s stability.
CEO Giovanni Costantino blames human error, claiming the storm was predictable and that proper protocols were ignored. The captain, recovering in hospital, is being questioned as officials from the Marine Accident Investigation Branch arrive to assess the wreck.
#sports
Forbes: ‘Pommel Horse Guy’ Stephen Nedoroscik Joins Cast Of ‘Dancing With The Stars’
American Olympian Stephen Nedoroscik, hailed as “pommel horse guy,” becomes the first confirmed contestant for Season 33 of “Dancing With the Stars.” His viral fame blossomed after contributing to Team USA's gymnastics bronze at the Paris Olympics.
Nedoroscik's signature look with think-rimmed glasses and awareness of strabismus has made him a household name. The full cast will be revealed later, but rumors swirl about other celebrity competitors set to join him.
#outdoors
On The Water: GREAT DEAL: Save on Electronics and PENN Combos at West Marine's Labor Day Sale
As summer wanes, fall fishing heats up, and it's time to reel in those end-of-season deals on gear and electronics. West Marine's Labor Day sale knocks prices down on top brands, providing anglers the chance to upgrade their tools for the waters ahead.
From hefty discounts on fishfinders to enticing apparel offers, it’s a tackle box bonanza that no fisherman should overlook. Grab those savings while they last, and make your next catch count.
#technology
The Economist: Britain’s government pulls the plug on a superfast computer
Britain’s government has shut down a crucial superfast computer, a move that threatens the progress of researchers and AI firms. This echoes a history of stifled innovation, as seen with the Black Arrow rocket, which faltered under fiscal scrutiny.
Once again, British ambitions find themselves shackled by penny-pinching, leaving the nation searching for a future that slips further away.