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24 Aug 2024
#politics
Times Of Israel: Meta warns US campaigns to be wary after blocking Iran-linked hackers on WhatsApp
Meta has flagged a series of Iran-linked hacking attempts targeting US presidential campaigns via WhatsApp, warning that these breaches aim at political and diplomatic figures. This reflects a broader trend of foreign interference as the 2024 election nears, with campaigns urged to remain vigilant.
The hacks, similar to threats uncovered by Google and Microsoft, reveal a growing concern over Iranian activities aimed at unsettling the electoral process. As allegations of election manipulation surface, the stakes have never been higher.
Breitbart: 'Deep Rooted Issues': Brittany Mahomes Slams 'Haters' After Taking Heat for Appearing to Like Trump Campaign Social Media Post
Brittany Mahomes fired back at critics after liking a pro-Trump post on social media, questioning their maturity and emotional scars. The backlash was swift, revealing sharp divides in opinions on her views in relation to her husband’s background.
She later appeared to retract the like, but the damage—like a bad cocktail—was already done.
#religion
Breitbart: 'America Needs More Jesus, Not Less': Harrison Butker Slams Cardinal Cupich for Not Mentioning Christ During DNC Invocation
Harrison Butker, the NFL kicker, is riled up over Cardinal Cupich's invocation at the DNC, calling out his failure to mention Jesus and wear his pectoral cross. He argues America needs bold leadership from the Church, especially in matters of faith and dignity.
Bishop Strickland backs Butker, urging clergy to speak truthfully about their faith instead of cozily aligning with worldly views. As tensions simmer, Butker’s high-profile stance ruffles feathers across the spectrum, reigniting debates on faith and politics.