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23 Aug 2024
#illegals
The Telegraph: Germany considers paying criminal Afghan migrants to return home
Germany is tightening migration policies, proposing payments to Afghan criminals for voluntary return as deportations resume. This comes after a police officer's death linked to Afghan migrants, amid rising public discontent and anti-migrant political sentiment.
Rights groups raise alarms over potential dangers faced by deportees, while reports of Afghan refugees holidaying in their homeland fuel controversy. Berlin's political scene grows increasingly tense as the government navigates security concerns and public backlash.
#politics
Breitbart: Fact Check: Kamala Harris Claims Trump Wants 'Anti-abortion Coordinator'
Kamala Harris claimed Trump aims to create a national anti-abortion coordinator, a statement Trump never backed, seeing abortion as a state issue. The allegation appears rooted in a misinterpretation of a Heritage Foundation document with no mention of such a role.
Harris's claim seems a fabrication to provoke Trump into a denial, dragging him deeper into the narrative. It’s a political maneuver in a high-stakes game, hoping to spark outrage and mobilize female voters.
Breitbart: Democrats Lean on Aging Obama-Era Hollywood Celebrities on Final Night of DNC
At the Democratic National Convention, Hollywood stars rallied around Kamala Harris, reinforcing the party's reliance on celebrity glamour. With a focus on Harris’ race and gender, the night underscored her lack of primary votes and the Democrats' struggle to connect with voters amid economic turmoil.
Celebrities like Pink and Eva Longoria graced the stage, but their performances seemed overshadowed by an ironic choice of the Dixie Chicks to sing the national anthem. The event felt less about policy and more about star power, as elite roots of the speakers raised eyebrows among an audience struggling with real issues.
Breitbart: TMZ Admits It Falsely Reported Beyoncé Primetime Performance at DNC
TMZ took a hit when it claimed Beyoncé would perform at the DNC, only to retract and apologize for the blunder. Critics lambasted the Democratic Party for letting the rumor simmer, likely to draw viewers.
In the end, it was other artists like John Legend who graced the stage instead.
Fox News: Three Harris DNC attack lines against Trump that were inaccurate or false
Kamala Harris, at the Democratic National Convention, painted a dire picture of a potential Trump presidency, invoking Project 2025 as a roadmap for regressive policies. She accused Trump of threatening Social Security and reproductive rights, citing misinterpretations of Republican intentions.
Despite Harris' claims, Trump's campaign contests the association with Project 2025 and claims to protect entitlements. As the political landscape heats up, the rhetoric sharpens, leaving voters to sift through the smoke and mirrors of competing narratives.
#society
Times Of Israel: Russian court sends 5 to jail over antisemitic riot at Dagestan airport in October
In a grim courtroom in southern Russia, five men were sentenced to over six years for their roles in an antisemitic riot at Dagestan's airport last October. The unrest, spurred by anti-Israel sentiments, saw crowds attacking the terminal and chanting fervently against Jews.
The case, moved from Dagestan due to its sensitivity, highlights rising antisemitic violence amid geopolitical tensions, with President Putin blaming the West. As protests continue, the ugly echoes of a long-standing cultural strife reverberate through the region.
The Telegraph: Transgender woman wins case in Australia against female-only app
An Australian court ruled that sex is “changeable and not necessarily binary,” siding with Roxanne Tickle, a transgender woman who claimed she faced indirect discrimination after being banned from a women-only app. She received £5,000 but had sought £100,000 for the discrimination.
The app's founder, a self-described "terf," maintained that denying Tickle access was lawful based on biological sex, setting up a legal battle over gender identity versus sex discrimination in women's spaces. An appeal is likely on the horizon.
Liberty Nation News: South Dakota Ranchers Battle the US Forest Service - Liberty Nation News
In a chilling tale of government overreach, South Dakota ranchers Charles and Heather Maude face criminal charges for supposedly stealing federal property—a fence they’ve maintained for generations. This heavy-handed approach has ignited outrage among farmers, who see their livelihoods at stake.
Critics label the feds' tactics as intimidation rather than legitimate enforcement. The Maudes, who have stewarded their land for 75 years, look to defend themselves as the public rallies with legal support, highlighting a growing distrust of federal authority over small farmers.
Fox News: Richard Simmons' official cause of death revealed by medical examiner
Richard Simmons, the beloved fitness icon, died in July from blunt traumatic injuries following a fall and complications from heart disease. His death was ruled an accident, with no foul play suspected. He was found unresponsive at home two days after his birthday.
Known for his eccentric style and motivational presence, Simmons had stepped back from the public eye a decade earlier, focusing on his health and private life until his passing.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Finland defends law allowing it to push migrants back over Russian border
Finland has enacted a contentious law allowing border guards to push back migrants from Russia, justified as a national security measure amid fears of sabotage. Critics, including Amnesty International, argue this sets a dangerous precedent and conflicts with EU laws on human rights.
As Finland balances security against ethical dilemmas, officials contend the law targets threats posed by a hostile Russia while maintaining asylum opportunities elsewhere. The move reflects deepening tensions in the region and sparks debate about the integrity of Finland's legal commitments.
#economy
Forbes: Worries About Baidu Ad Shrinkage Mount Amid Problems Monetizing AI
Baidu's ad revenue is sliding as China's economy stumbles, with shares crashing after disappointing quarterly results. CEO Robin Li laments weak ad spend and stiff competition from social media, leaving the tech giant struggling to monetize its AI innovations.
Despite challenges, Baidu's cloud business sees modest growth, and their ride-hailing service Apollo Go is gaining traction, aiming for profitability soon. The road ahead is uncertain, marked by fierce rivalry and a cautious advertising landscape.
Forbes: IPO Of 7-Eleven Rival In Malaysia Likely To Make Founder The Country’s Newest Billionaire
Lee Thiam Wah's 99 Speed Mart Retail Holdings is set for a massive IPO, aiming to raise 2.36 billion ringgit and solidify its status as Malaysia’s leading mini-mart chain. This listing could push Wah into billionaire territory, heavily investing in expansion.
From his humble beginnings battling polio, Wah's journey from selling snacks to running over 2,600 stores reflects resilience. The IPO will fund growth, with plans to open 250 new locations yearly, transforming the landscape of affordable retail in Malaysia.
#crime
The Telegraph: DJ Nick Grimshaw’s holiday home raided by masked thieves
Nick Grimshaw's Ibiza birthday getaway turned nightmarish when masked thieves raided his luxury villa, part of a spate of attacks on high-profile targets. Though shaken, Grimshaw and his family escaped unhurt, highlighting the risks that come with fame and fortune.
The artist returned to London, choosing silence over social media amidst the chaos—a far cry from the sun-soaked festivities he envisioned.
GB News: WATCH IN FULL - Touching tribute delivered at Elsie Dot Stancombe's funeral
The funeral for seven-year-old Elsie Dot Stancombe, a victim of the Southport attack, was a bittersweet affair. Her teacher, Katie Sykes, recalled how Elsie infused "light, love, and joy" into the lives of those around her, leaving an indelible mark.
Forbes: Bayesian Yacht: Sixth Body Found In Italy, Reports Say
The luxury yacht Bayesian sunk off Sicily, claiming six lives, including British tech mogul Michael Lynch and his daughter, Hannah. Surviving was Lynch's wife, who clung to the wreckage while storms raged, dragging them down into the deep waters.
What was once a vessel of fortune became a grave with echoes of past triumphs; a storm spun chaos, pulling friends and family into a watery abyss. Tragedy layered atop tragedy for Lynch, who had just escaped a fraud trial's shadow.