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23 Aug 2024
#illegals
Breitbart: Breitbart Business Digest: How the Migrant Surge Likely Drove That Huge Jobs Revision
The Labor Department's recent revision slashed the U.S. jobs growth estimate, surprising many. The real story may lie in a surge of unauthorized workers filling jobs previously counted, hinting that the labor market isn't as weak as it seems, just more hidden.
As fears of conspiracy swirl in the political arena, it's clear that the numbers don’t lie—or do they? What’s left uncounted in the messy statistics might explain the discrepancies better than any underhanded scheme.
#politics
Fox News: DNC attendees struggle to name their favorite Harris policy: ‘Like her as a person’
Supporters of Vice President Kamala Harris struggle to articulate her policies during a DNC event. While they express admiration for her and her potential presidency, specifics remain elusive, revealing a disconnect between the candidate's image and actionable agenda.
Critics highlight Harris' silence on key issues, culminating in vague responses about healthcare and reproductive rights. The crowd's enthusiasm doesn't translate into concrete support, leaving many questions about her presidential platform unanswered.
Forbes: Here’s What To Know About Ella Emhoff As She Speaks At DNC
Ella Emhoff, at 25, rides the political tide, backing her stepmother Kamala Harris at the Democratic National Convention. A textiles artist and fresh face in fashion, she steps into the spotlight, countering critics with the flair of a model and the courage of family loyalty.
With an eye for art and a knack for knitting, Emhoff uses her social media platform to support her stepmother against political barbs, affirming their tight-knit family amid the chaos of campaigns.
Fox News: Regime-dominated Venezuelan Supreme Court rules Maduro election winner despite allegations of fraud
The Venezuelan Supreme Court, tightly loyal to Nicolás Maduro, declares him the election winner despite overwhelming evidence suggesting he lost. The court dismisses international observers' claims, marking a blatant consolidation of fraud under the guise of legality.
Opposition leaders and citizens vow to challenge the imposed "victory" amid growing protests against police violence and a regime that operates like a rotten playhouse where justice is merely a script for Maduro's convenience.
Breitbart: Harris Senior Adviser Bottoms: Kamala's Rise 'Has Been Divine Timing'
Keisha Lance Bottoms hailed Vice President Harris's rise as “divine timing” on MSNBC, crediting the Harris-Walz campaign's swift success to strategic communication. She emphasized the need to retain momentum and engage communities as they head into the intensive campaign season ahead.
The narrative of shrinking Trump to size was a clever play, but the realities were heavier than that. The race was just heating up, and in politics, every moment counts.
Breitbart: Watch Live: Protests Erupt in Chicago as Democratic National Convention Coronates Kamala
Chicago's streets simmered with discontent as Kamala Harris took the spotlight, crowned the Democratic heir. Voices rose in protest, a discord amidst the pomp, revealing a party divided.
What glittered on stage contrasted sharply with the grit of the crowd's unrest.
#society
The Telegraph: Volcano erupts in Iceland and triggers evacuations
A fresh volcano erupted on the Reykjanes peninsula, spewing lava under a crimson sky. This marked the sixth eruption since December, drawing watchers while authorities monitored seismic activity, warning of the ongoing threat to the nearby village of Grindavik.
Despite the eruptions, flights remain normal as residents are evacuated, with concerns over a nearby power plant heightened by the volcanic unrest. Iceland, sitting on a volatile tectonic divide, may be experiencing a new era of seismic action.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: US military contracting vessels will haul back Army boats used in Gaza pier mission
The U.S. Army's humanitarian pier operation in Gaza is winding down, with three boats set to return home as civilian contractors handle the haul. The $230 million project struggled with distribution, prompting a shift to a civilian-run maritime aid corridor.
Around 6 million pounds of aid are on their way to Gaza, as the U.S. military's initial plans falter under scrutiny and logistical challenges. With conditions at sea too perilous, the mission retreats, leaving a complex humanitarian landscape in its wake.
#health
Fox News: Panic attack during live news broadcast spotlights anxiety disorder
In the dim light of an Australian news studio, a meteorologist named Nate Byrne found himself ensnared in a panic attack, tossed back to safety by his anchor companions. His struggle was laid bare on live television, evoking both support and understanding from those around him.
Panic attacks, often misinterpreted, awaken a primal fear not always rooted in reality. It’s a shadowy dance of heartbeats and shallow breaths, but with the right help and coping skills, the tempest within can be subdued.
#crime
The Telegraph: Andrew Tate placed under house arrest as new sex trafficking allegations investigated
Andrew Tate is under house arrest in Romania as investigations target new sex trafficking allegations, including minors, and other serious crimes linked to an organized criminal group. His empire built on toxicity faces a seismic tremor, while he decries a setup.
Raids unearthed luxury assets and cash, but Tate insists there's no evidence to pin on him, claiming injustice in a world that silences dissent. The virtual king stumbles, with the court opting for oversight instead of custody—at least for now.
The Telegraph: Eleven police officers killed in Pakistan ambush
In a brutal ambush, armed men struck a police convoy in eastern Pakistan, killing 11 officers and injuring seven. The attackers launched rockets while the convoy was trapped in rainwater, underscoring the ongoing threat from armed groups in the region.
In response, officials, including the Punjab chief minister and the prime minister, promised decisive action against the perpetrators. This follows a series of violent incidents, including a school bus shooting that claimed the lives of two children.